The Frontenacs hit the road for tough three-game trip before emotional salute to the troops.
The Kingston Frontenacs are gearing up for a challenging three-game road stretch this weekend before returning home for a special tribute night honoring Canada’s military.
After a rough patch of four straight losses, the team hopes to bounce back as they face Windsor on Thursday, London on Friday, and Kitchener on Sunday.
The team's Colton Robb says it will be a great test for the Fronts.
Head coach Troy Mann is expected to have the squad ready for the games.
Robb says adding meaning to the weekend, each matchup coincides with a Remembrance Day tribute in the host city.
Their own “Fronts Salute the Troops” night happens November 14 at Slush Puppie Place.
Robb says off the ice, the team continues its “family first” focus with affordable ticket bundles, family food options, and interactive game-day activities designed to make every night at Slush Puppie Place fun for fans of all ages.
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Story by Bob Perreault
