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DeAngelis ready to step in


Nicholas DeAngelis is excited to be signed by the Windsor Spitfires and says he'll be ready for his chance to crack the lineup if there is a training camp later this year. The 16-year old was picked in the second round of the 2020 draft and was the captain of his Mississauga Senators last season.

He was type of player DeAngelis is and what he likes to do away from the rink in the following video brought to you by Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island




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