Welcome to Hockey Docs
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Junior hockey is more than scores and stats — it’s family, sacrifice, and dreams realized.
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At HockeyDocs, we capture these untold stories through books, films, and podcasts so they live on for every fan.
- ockeyDocs is led by Aaron Bell, author of OHL Classics, 25 Years with the Belleville Bulls, and Macs More: The Story of the 1959 Belleville McFarlands, preserving the history and passion of the game.”
Watch the films
Short docs, trailers, and fan favorites
Read the books
Photo-rich histories and player stories.
Hear the voices
nterviews with players, coaches, families.
30 for 30: Shane Wright – The Complicated Junior Hockey Legacy Of A Generational Prospect
Shane Wright stepped onto the ice in Flint on Feb. 29, 2020. He carried the offence for an entire franchise. The Kingston Frontenacs were finishing a transition year. Wright stood alone. He announced his arrival months earlier. He buried a top-shelf shot from the high...
30 for 30: Jason Robertson – How anunderrated superstar won the OHL Scoring Title Without an Elite First Step
The Half-Wall Anchor Jason Robertson leans his frame against the boards and pins the puck against the dasher. A defenceman presses into his back, hunting for a turnover. Robertson absorbs the contact with his lower body, turns his shoulders toward open ice, and...
30 for 30: Dylan Strome — The All-Time Benchmark
The ice was rutted, and the third-period clock ran down inside the Meridian Centre in March 2015, the final day and final game of the regular season. Connor McDavid sat in the press box in street clothes, sidelined with an illness. Dylan Strome entered the game...
30 for 30: Built Like a Pro – How Jakob Chychrun Engineered an NHL Blue-Line Mindset in Junior
The taunt cut clean through the Boston arena chill, fired directly at the visiting bench from an opposing Toronto minor hockey squad: “Why don’t you go back and go to the beach and relax under your palm trees?” Jakob Chychrun didn’t flinch. He didn’t yell back, and he...
30 for 30: John Tavares – The Exceptional Standard
Five seconds left on the clock. Semifinal, 2009 World Juniors. Over twenty thousand fans inside Ottawa’s Scotiabank Place stand frozen. Canada is chasing a historic “Drive for Five”—four consecutive gold medals in the bank, hunting a fifth on home ice under an...