Declan Schroeder
Declan Schroeder is a 24-year-old freelance journalist in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He holds a diploma in Creative Communications with a major in journalism from Red River College and a bachelors in Rhetoric and Communications from the University of Winnipeg. Deeply rooted in the city's hockey culture, the original Jets skipped town when he was two and triumphantly returned when he was 17.
Author's Posts
Jets Are Doing December Right
December 11th, 2019 The Winnipeg Jets are proving their prowess last month was no fluke. After setting a record last month by recording 10 wins in November and playing well in all facets, the Jets have continued to do what made them successful in November so far in December, and have a 3-0-1 record this month to prove it. Jets Are Still...
Top 5 Jets 1.0 Draft Picks of All Time
December 7th, 2019 Winnipeg Jets' general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff is often heralded for his deftness at the draft table, and deservedly so. Through a patient draft-and-develop strategy, he's turned the second incarnation of the Winnipeg Jets from a team nearly no assets and laughable depth into a legitimate contender. He's largely avoided...
Jets' 4th-Line Reload Coming Soon
December 6th, 2019 A complete overhaul of the Winnipeg Jets' fourth line is on the horizon. The three players on the current fourth unit — left-winger Joona Luoto, centre Logan Shaw, and right winger David Gustafsson — will be pushed out of the lineup soon due to a waiver wire addition and two returnees from the injured reserve. A New Addition...
Jets' Journeymen Blueliners Face Tough Test
December 4th, 2019 Three players who likely weren't on the Winnipeg Jets' radar at all at the end of last season — and certainly weren't on their radar for starring roles — are now part of the main cast for the foreseeable future due to a depleted defensive corp that keeps getting dealt blow after blow. The Ascended Extras A trio of fringe...
Top 5 Moments from Jets' Record-Setting November
December 2nd, 2019 Oh, what a month! Not many, not even their most positive fans, thought the Winnipeg Jets would be sitting in second place in the Central Division at the end of November, but there they are, near the top with a 16-9-1 record. The Jets have fully embraced their new identity as a scrappy, hardworking squad that takes absolutely...
Manitoba Moose November Review
December 2nd, 2019 The Manitoba Moose had a strong November after their disastrous one-win October. Despite a number of players making the jump to the Winnipeg Jets — such as Joona Luoto, Logan Shaw, and Michael Spacek — and dealing with a number of injuries to key personnel — such as Seth Griffith, Sami Niku, Peter Stoykewich, and Logan Stanley —...
