OHL Releases 2021-22 Full 68 Game Schedule
Sarnia Sting hockey will return to the Progressive Auto Sales Arena, when the Sting welcome the Windsor Spitfires in the 2021 Home Opener Friday October 8, 2021, at 7:05 pm. This will begin the traditional 34 regular season home games to be held in Sarnia.
All 2021-22 ticketing information including season ticket renewals, and on sale dates are currently being finalized and will be announced in the near future, we appreciate the continued patience of Sting Nation. All current season tickets up for renewal are on hold and account holders will be contacted directly by our box office staff regarding their seats.
Anyone interested in season tickets for the 2021- 22 campaign us encouraged to join our season ticket contact list or stay tuned to our social media channels and join our Sting Insider to receive ticket updates.
“It’s an exciting time of new beginnings for our League,” said Commissioner David Branch. “The OHL continues its tradition of developing the world’s best young student athletes and we’re very much looking forward to having players back in OHL communities as they pursue both their hockey and academic-related goals.
“We’re also looking ahead to the safe return of our great fans to OHL arenas this season,” Branch added. “The OHL benefits from a long and storied past on the ice, but the fans, billets and community partners have always played an integral role in making our League so special.”
Divisional alignment remains the same in 2021-22, with each of the League’s 20 member teams playing a 68-game unbalanced schedule predominantly consisting of intra-conference play. Cross-conference matchups will occur in select instances between opponents of close geographical proximity. The OHL’s three American-based teams – the Erie Otters, Flint Firebirds and Saginaw Spirit – will open the season facing each other exclusively through the end of October.
The final day of the regular season schedule is Sunday April 3 before teams embark on the 2021 OHL Playoffs for the J. Ross Robertson Cup.