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Bulldogs sign 14th overall selection Aiden O’Donnell

Brantford BulldogsBulldogs sign 14th overall selection Aiden O'Donnell

Brantford Bulldogs signed forward Aiden O’Donnell, the 14th overall selection, to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement on Friday, May 3, 2024/

O’Donnell, from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, arrives in Brantford from the Steele Subaru U18 program in Dartmouth, NS where the 6’1”, 170lbs left shot forward posted a tremendous 22 goals and 24 assists for 46 points in 31 games to lead his team in scoring as an underage player, finishing fourth overall in the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League and winning the league’s Rookie of the Year.

O’Donnell continued his excellent season in the playoffs where he again led his team with five goals and six assists for 11 points in 12 games, finishing tied for fifth n the NSU18MHL. 

Eligible for the OHL Draft through his father’s (Chris O’Donnell) playing experience with Ottawa and Oshawa in the late 90’s, Aiden has already carved out his own success story.

Representing Canada at the Youth Olympic Games in 2024, O’Donnell posted four points in four games, while leading the Canadian side with a plus-8 rating. 

“The Brantford Bulldogs are extremely excited to receive a commitment from Aiden  O’Donnell.” said Matt Turek, General Manager of the Brantford Bulldogs. “Aiden is a young man who brings every element we look for in a Bulldog, combing skill with a deep desire to win on  the ice while bringing high character on and off the ice. This selection & signing also  speaks to the commitment of our incredible scouting team who located Aiden half the country away and put in the work to watch him on video and in person and create a  connection with Aiden and the O’Donnell family. We couldn’t be more excited to bring Aiden to Brantford and to see him grow as a player and person as a Bulldog.”

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