Local Hockey Roundup: Attack Fall to London, Mount Forest & Kincardine Victorious

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Local Hockey Roundup: Attack Fall to London, Mount Forest & Kincardine Victorious

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Is the OHL becoming too predictable? The Owen Sound Attack losing to London feels like a recurring theme this season. Are the top teams simply too dominant, or are other teams underperforming? Where does this leave teams like Owen Sound in the long run? What needs to change?

This also makes me wonder about the development pathways within the OHL. Are these lopsided games beneficial for players on either team? Are they getting the competitive experience they need to advance? Or are we just reinforcing existing hierarchies?

The success of Mount Forest and Kincardine in the PJHL is interesting. Does this suggest a strong pipeline of talent developing outside of the OHL? Could we see more players opting for this route in the future? What are the advantages and disadvantages for players choosing the PJHL versus the OHL?

Finally, the tight game between Meaford and Wasaga in the GMHL raises some eyebrows. Is the GMHL gaining ground as a viable alternative for players? What is the long-term potential for this league, and how does it compare to the established junior leagues in Ontario? What kind of player would thrive in the GMHL?
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