Home Page

Fury Playoff Schedule

The Whitby Fury will be playing the Wellington Dukes in the first round of the league playoffs the schedule is below. The Fury will be playing there home games at Iroquois Park on pad #1

Friday February 12th @ 7:30 in Wellington

Saturday February 13th @ 3:30 in Whitby

Tuesday February 16th @ 7:30 in Wellington

Thursday February 18th @ 7:30 in Whitby

Friday February 19th @ 7:30 in Wellington

Sunday February 21st @ 3:30 in Whitby

Monday February 22nd @ 7:30 in Wellington

Please come out and support the Fury on a long playoff run.

THE WHITBY FURY WEEKLY REPORT #13

THE WHITBY FURY WEEKLY REPORT

BY THE VOICE OF THE FURY

CHRIS BECKETT

The Whitby Fury has clinched a spot in the East Division of the CCHL. Their position in the standings is still undetermined. If the playoffs started now, the Fury would play the Bowmanville Eagles, a team that has beat them every game this year. The Fury still has 3 games remaining and winning those remaining games could possibly give them an easier opponent. You can nail it down to 4 of 7 possible teams the Fury will visit in the first round, Wellington, Bowmanville, Markham or Stouffville.

The Fury didn't do themselves any favours last week by losing to Stouffville 2-1 at home, then getting "Globetrottered" by the Toronto Jr. Canadians 9-1. Whitby has a home date this Thursday with the Cobourg Cougars. The Cougars will finish second last in the East Division of the CCHL and out of this year's playoff picture, but would love to spoil Whitby's hopes on improving their 7th  place position. Remember there are a lot of young players and new players on the Cougars team vying for a spot on next season's club. This is a team that will come into Iroquois and let it all hang out with nothing to lose, no playoff spot, no games the next week, just a chance to prove to Coach Marchment they belong next season. 

Sandwiched in between 2 "should be wins" this week for the Fury is a date on the Trent Canal with the Peterborough Lift Lock Stars on Friday. Peterborough has a chance to secure 4th in the East Division, that would give the Stars home ice in the first round of the playoffs. If the Fury can come up with the win Thursday night at home against the Cougars, Friday's game will be an excellent match with both teams having something to play for with a game remaining on each teams schedule Sunday.

Sunday, the Fury will play Dixie, a club that finished out of the playoffs in the tough West Division of the CCHL. Just like the Cobourg Cougars, Dixie will be wrapping up a sub-par season and most of the players will be doing their best to give the coach something to remember them by until next year's training camp. If this game has any measure on Whitby's standing, they'd better be ready for a Dixie Beehive's team that will be buzzing to send fans home with a little stinger of positive for the 2010-2011 campaign.

Thursday will be the last chance for everyone to see the Fury at home this regular season. If you haven't come out yet to see what this team and league is all about, Thursday's game against the visiting Cobourg Cougars will give you a real glimpse of how good this level of hockey really is. It is a great night out for the entire family or even a great activity for a birthday party or a minor hockey team! The Fury and the CCHL are a great venue for youth players to see where there hockey careers could go. Many of the players playing, are drafted to the OHL and many players are looking to play or will be playing on scholarship in the NCAA next season. Whitby is known for its great Lacrosse with the Whitby Warriors and the Brooklin Redmen. Not everyone knows Whitby has 2 fantastic hockey clubs as well. The Whitby Dunlops with such cherished history are a cornerstone in this community and the Whitby Fury would love to become as successful as the Dunlops, the Redmen and the Warriors.

Come down to the Iroquois Sports Centre Thursday night for 7:30pm and support and cheer on the newest and next successful team in Whitby's amazing sports community. If you can't make the game you can watch on insinc.com. Catch CCHL TV live or watch any previously played game from any team in the league whenever you want. You can link up on this site or go to CCHL's on website. Check back here Sunday night to find out who the Whitby Fury will play in the playoffs on their quest for the RBC Cup.

The Whitby Fury is a great hockey club, come and see for yourself. You will not be disappointed.  

Dalton Smith

Ex Whitby Fury player Dalton Smith now playing in the OHL for the Ottawa 67's has recently been ranked in central scouting.

Three members of the Ottawa 67's  cracked Central Scouting's top 25 OHL skaters, with Ryan Martindale in at No. 7, Tyler Toffoli at No. 14 and fast-rising Dalton Smith at No. 20.
Martindale is 10th in league scoring with 10 goals and 29 points while Toffoli started slow, but has been coming on, with seven goals and 15 points in 19 games. Smith, who gets better every time out, is on pace for a 30-goal season, and has probably also kept scouts' interest with six fights.
 
"(Toffoli) was rated higher in the summer and had a slow start, but is coming around," 67's head coach Chris Byrne said. "Martindale gets his points consistently and is earning lots of ice, and Smith works hard and was an unknown to many scouts going into the season. He has opened a lot of eyes early."

Taylor Law accepts Scholarship

  The Whitby Fury are proud to announce that Taylor Law has accepted a D1 scholarship to Canisius College. Taylor also had interest from Holy Cross, Union, UMass-Lowell, and Bowling Green.  Canisius can not officially announce this until Taylor has passed their school's qualifications and NCAA requirements. 

Taylor is the first Fury player to earn a scholarship to a D1 School. The Fury has had success in preparing players for the OHL ( Brandon Foote, Dalton Smith, and Dylan Goddard ) and is looking forward to preparing more.

 The Whitby Fury Management and staff offer our congratulations and best wishes for Taylor in the future.