Cam Robinson from Elite Prospects joins the program to talk about the latest on some future-NHLers, and the landscape with a lot of CHLers making the move to the NCAA.
Former OHL coach Paul Thériault died in January 2024 in a Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, care home, unable to speak, trapped inside a mind ravaged by the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
The Brantford Bulldogs selected 7-foot, 273-pound defenceman Alexander Karmanov with the 172nd overall selection in the 2025 CHL Import Draft on Wednesday.
The Canadian Hockey League announced on Saturday that the Calgary Hitmen and Lethbridge Hurricanes of the Western Hockey League will host the second annual CHL USA Prospects Challenge.
In a sweeping set of recommendations aimed at overhauling the culture of hockey, a team of researchers commissioned by the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC) is urging Hockey Canada to push for a ban on fighting across all junior leagues and implement a national sanctions registry to inform the public about people who have been banned or suspended for serious maltreatment.
Gavin McKenna, 17, becomes the third-youngest player to win the award in Canadian Hockey League history, with both John Tavares and Sidney Crosby capturing the honours when they were 16-years-old.
A Barrie Colts billet parent was arrested on May 20 and has been charged with sexual assault, TSN has learned.
The arms race in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League has begun for the 2025-26 campaign as the Blainville Boisbriand Armada loaded up on Thursday, acquiring star forward Bill Zonnon and defenceman Spencer Gill.
The Ontario Hockey League and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League will have inter-league games between the two leagues for the first time since the 2022-23 campaign next season.
One thing is certain: winds of change are sweeping through Canadian junior hockey with some top CHL prospects flying south to the NCAA. Where it all lands is anyone’s guess.
Follow projected No. 1 2026 NHL draft prospect Gavin McKenna's impressive campaign – starting with his 40-game regular season point-scoring streak and extending into the 2025 CHL Playoffs.
The London Knights are Memorial Cup champions for a third time. Denver Barkey scored twice, Sam Dickinson had three assists and Austin Elliott made 31 saves in a dominant 4-1 victory over the Medicine Hat Tigers in the championship game Sunday.
The Western Hockey League champion Medicine Hat Tigers and Ontario Hockey League champion London Knights meet in the Memorial Cup Final on Sunday as they battle for supremacy at the top of the Canadian Hockey League.
Gavin McKenna, the tournament’s headliner as the projected No. 1 pick in the 2026 NHL draft, said the last dance with this Tigers roster fuels him. So does the pressure of delivering a championship to Medicine Hat.
The Tigers have rallied around Harrison Meneghin in the months since his father, Derek, died at just 49. Their goal now is to give him another trophy to lift Sunday when they battle the London Knights in the Memorial Cup final.
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The London Knights are going back to the Memorial Cup final. Blake Montgomery scored the winner 3:35 into the third period to lift the Knights past the Moncton Wildcats 5-2 in the tournament’s semifinal Friday. London will take on the Medicine Hat Tigers in Sunday’s battle for the top prize in Canadian junior hockey.
Canadian Hockey League president Dan MacKenzie is thrilled with the level of hockey on display at the Memorial Cup in Rimouski and is looking forward to seeing the best teams in the CHL battle it out for glory in the coming days.
Caleb Desnoyers and the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League champion Moncton Wildcats battle Easton Cowan and the Ontario Hockey League champion London Knights in the Memorial Cup semifinals on Friday for the right to take on the Medicine Hat Tigers in the final.
Austin Elliott couldn’t have imagined suiting up for the London Knights in the Memorial Cup earlier this season. Back in October, the overage goaltender was manning the crease for a different junior team — in another league.
Gabe Smith scored two goals and had two assists as the Moncton Wildcats advanced to the Memorial Cup semifinal with a 6-2 win over the Rimouski Oceanic on Wednesday night.
