2026-10-27
LA Kings Prospect Update – Week 10/19 -Another week has passed, so it’s time for our weekly LA Kings prospect update here at Hockey Royalty. Week four of this year’s prospect update was highlighted by forward Martin Chromiak. Chromiak, 24, scored four goals and added two helpers for six points in three games for the Ontario Reign (AHL) last week. The Reign won two of its three games, and Chromiak scored the game-winning goal late in the third period in each one. CHROMI ARE YOU SERIOUS?! #CGYvsONT | #ReignTrain | #KingsAreBornInTheEmpire https://t.co/P5ZKa0sJ9A — Ontario Re
hockeyroyalty.com176 CHL-developed players named to NHL Central Scouting’s Preliminary Players to Watch List for the 2027 NHL Draft -
CHL-developed prospects account for 19 of the 20 A-rated North American players, including Team CHL’s first four selections for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris, December 1–2 in Chicoutimi and Québec City. Get tickets at chl.ca/prospectschallenge. The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) is proud to announce that 176 players developed through the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) have been named to NHL Central Scouting’s Preliminary Players to Watch List for the 2027 NHL Draft (see full list below). For the second straight year, CHL-developed players account for more than 70% of the North American prospects on NHL Central Scou
chl.caOHL Power Rankings: Oct. 26, 2026 by the Ontario Hockey League -
This week’s OHL Power Rankings presented by the United Car Dealers Association: Flint Firebirds (9-2-1-0) +1 Guelph Storm (10-3-0-0) -1 Kingston Frontenacs (9-5-0-0) +4 Sudbury Wolves (9-3-1-0) +2 Brantford Bulldogs (10-3-0-1) -1 Ottawa 67's (7-3-2-0) -3 London Knights (8-3-0-1) -2 Kitchener Rangers (7-5-2-1) +3 Soo Greyhounds (9-4-1-0) -1 Saginaw Spirit (6-4-2-1) -1 Sarnia Sting (6-7-1-0) +1 Erie Otters (7-5-2-0) +1 North Bay Battalion (6-8-0-0) +2 Peterborough Petes (6-8-0-0) -4 Owen Sound Attack (5-8-1-0) +1 Niagara IceDogs (7-5-1-0) -2 Who's up: Flint Firebirds - up one spot to #1 this week A new team at the top, and the Firebirds earned it three different ways. Flint built a 3-0 first-period lead in Saginaw on Friday, surrendered it
guelphstorm.comKulemin, Snyder, Smith headline Six Frontenacs on NHL Central Scouting Players to Watch List -
Kingston, ON - NHL Central Scouting announced their Preliminary Players to Watch list on October 26th, and the Kingston Frontenacs have six players featured as attention slowly shifts to the 2027 NHL Draft. Aleks Kulemin, Nolan Snyder, Royden Smith, Matthew Henderson, Dante D’Andrea and Gavin Christie earning recognition on NHL Central Scouting’s Preliminary Players to Watch List. Leading the group is forward Aleks Kulemin, who received an ‘A’ rating, identifying him as a potential first-round NHL Draft selection. Kulemin’s recognition highlights his standing among the draft-eligible prospects to watch throughout the upcoming season. Forward Nolan Snyder and goaltender Royden Smith each received a ‘C’ rating, placing them among potential fourth- or fifth-round candidates. Meanwhile, defencemen Matthew Henderson,
kingstonfrontenacs.comKayden Oliver named GOHL Prospect of the Week -
Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs prospect Kayden Oliver of the Waterloo Siskins is the GOHL Prospect of the Week, scoring five goals and adding an assist over four games. Oliver scored in Waterloo’s 4-1 win over Stoney Creek on Wednesday before burying his first career GOHL hat trick and adding an assist in Saturday’s 5-2 road win over the defending champion Cambridge RedHawks. He tacked on another goal in Sunday’s 3-2 overtime loss to Port Colborne, giving him 10 goals and 16 points through his first 14 games of the season. An 18-year-old forward from Kitchener, Ont., Oliver was Kingston’s ninth-round (170th overall) pick in the 2024 OHL Priority Selection. He is in his third full season with the Siskins and owns career numbers of 41 goals, 30 assists and 71 points over 106 regular-season games.
kingstonfrontenacs.comWeek recap: 67’s drop a pair to Kingston - ottawa67s.com
2026-10-26
Kulemin, Snyder, Smith Headline Six Frontenacs on NHL Central Scouting Players to Watch List -Kingston, ON - NHL Central Scouting announced their Preliminary Players to Watch list on October 26th, and the Kingston Frontenacs have six players fe... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comKayden Oliver Named GOHL Prospect of the Week -
Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs prospect Kayden Oliver of the Waterloo Siskins is the GOHL Prospect of the Week, scoring five goals and adding an a... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comFrontenacs make their way to Ottawa for second half of Rivalry Week -
Ottawa, ON - Sunday afternoon, the question is whether the sequel can be as good as the first installment of Rivalry Week. Yes, in the second game of the weekend, the Kingston Frontenacs make their way to Ottawa for the second match of Rivalry Week in the Ontario Hockey League. Friday night, the Frontenacs played one of their best games of the season, beating the 67’s by a 4-2 score. Once again, the offence was led by Nolan Snyder, who scored the game-winning goal Friday night. Adam Goljer scored twice on the power play, Cole Zurawaski had two more points, and Logan Prud’homme picked up his first career OHL. More importantly than the offence, the Frontenacs defence and goaltending were excellent Friday night. Head Coach Troy Mann said in his post-game interview after the win that the Frontenacs o
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs pick up four big points against Ottawa during Rivalry Week -
Ottawa, ON- It was a Sunday matinee in Ottawa for round two of the OHL Rivalry Week as the Frontenacs looked to complete the weekend sweep of the 67’s The Frontenacs surrendered the first goal in Ottawa on Sunday, but outside of that, it was an excellent opening 20 minutes for Kingston. Spencer Bowes would score for the 67’s, but Nolan Snyder would respond with his ninth of the season courtesy of a pass from Cole Zurawski. Royden Smith would be busy, making 15 saves in the opening frame as the game was tied at one heading into the first intermission. The second period was arguably even better for Kingston. Nolan Buttar gave the Frontenacs the lead, outworking David Bedwoski in the neutral zone and burying his fourth goal of the season. Later in the period, Cole Zurawski continued hi
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs Pick up Four Big Points against Ottawa During Rivalry Week -
Ottawa, ON - It was a Sunday matinee in Ottawa for round two of the OHL Rivalry Week as the Frontenacs looked to complete the weekend sweep of the 67'... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-25
OHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Ottawa 67's Oct. 25, 2026 - youtube.comFrontenacs Make Their Way to Ottawa for PT2 of Rivalry Week -
Ottawa, ON - Sunday afternoon, the question is whether the sequel can be as good as the first installment of Rivalry Week.Yes, in the second game ... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comVolts top Wildcats in Saturday afternoon battle -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS The Drummondville Voltigeurs topped the Wildcats 3-1 in Saturday action at the Marcel Dionne Arena in Drummondville. Forward Yoan Tassé scored the game-winner and added an empty-netter to give the Volts their fourth win and season series sweep of the Wildcats, taking the Avenir Centre matchup 4-3 on October 8th. Moncton's offense came from Marc MacPhee -- his first Q goal -- assisted by Will Manchuso and Max Vilen. Drummondville kept goalie Yegor Rybkin busy with 36 shots including a 14-6 edge in the third. Rybkin was selected Third Star with 34 saves. The Cats had 18 shots at Jan Larys. The Wildcats record moves to 7-5 with the 3-game Quebec weekend concluding Sunday afternoon in Shawinigan at 5pm AT against the Cataractes at the Gervais Auto Centre. THREE STARS: ⭐️ Yoan Tassé DRU (2G) ⭐️⭐️ Jan Larys DRU (17 saves) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #50 EGOR RYBKIN (34
moncton-wildcats.com2026-10-24
Saturday Caterwaul: Florida Panthers Open Forum - The Florida Panthers are idle tonight as they continue prepartions for Sunday’s matinee affair with the Chicago Blackhawks at United Center. After dropping the first two games of its road trip the Panthers are 5-4-2 and in sixth place in the Atlantic Division. Checkers Gracyn Shawcyn scored the game-winning goal 9:50 into the third period to give the Charlotte Checkers a 3-2 victory over the Springfield Thunderbirds. It was Sawchyn’s first marker of the season. Matvei Shuravin scored his first goal and added an assist and Nate Smith also lit the lamp for the Checkers. Brett Chorske collected two assists and Riese Gaber, Jack Devine and Sam Lafferty each contributed a helper. Kirill Gerasimyuk stopped 17 of 19 shots to up his record to 3-0. The two teams will go again tonight at Bojangles Coliseum. Prospects Stepan Gorbunov registered two shots on goal, won 10 of 14 faceoffs and blocked a shot in T
litterboxcats.comOHL Highlights: Ottawa 67's @ Kingston Frontenacs Oct. 23rd, 2026 - youtube.com
Frontenacs Take Down Rival 67's in 4-2 Victory -
Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs delivered a strong performance on Friday night at Slush Puppie Place, defeating the Ottawa 67's 4-2 in an Ontar... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comWeiner backstops Cats to big road win in Sherbrooke -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS Cats netminder Jacoby Weiner put on a goaltending clinic Friday night in Sherbrooke making 49 saves to lead the Wildcats over the Phoenix 3-2 before 2,600 fans at Palais des Sports Leopold Drolet. The vaunted Moncton powerplay produced two timely goals, including Shayne Gould's game-winner, on a 5v3 advantage, at 11:56 of the third period. Rian Chudzinski added another powerplay marker, his 8th of the season and Jiko Laitinen scored his first Q goal, on a great setup from Tommy Coccaro, also logging his first Q point. Weiner was an obvious choice for First Star and helped the Wildcats improve to 7-4 with yet another one goal victory, the team's sixth this season. THREE STARS: ⭐️ #35 JACOBY WEINER (49 SAVES) ⭐️⭐️ Ilya Kuzminykh SHE (2G) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #19 SHAYNE GOULD (1G, GWG) The Cats inaugural Quebec trip moves into Drummondville Saturday at 5pm AT
moncton-wildcats.comFrontenacs Take Down Rival 67’s in 4–2 Victory -
Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs delivered a strong performance on Friday night at Slush Puppie Place, defeating the Ottawa 67’s 4-2 in an Ontario Hockey League matchup on October 23rd. Kingston’s special teams played a key role in the victory, with three power-play goals helping the Frontenacs secure an important win against their Eastern Conference rivals. Adam Goljer led the way offensively, scoring twice, while Brody Cook and Nolan Snyder also found the back of the net for Kingston. The Frontenacs opened the scoring at 10:27 of the first period when Goljer capitalized on the power play, with Cole Zurawski and Alex McLean collecting the assists. Kingston continued to apply pressure late in the opening frame, doubling its lead at 17:21. Cook scored at even strength, assisted by
kingstonfrontenacs.comAnother Chapter in the Frontenacs 67’s rivalry gets written Friday night -
Kingston, ON -It's been dubbed Rivalry Week in the OHL, an accurate description of the Kingston Frontenacs and the Ottawa 67’s, who meet for the second time this season Friday night at Slush Puppie Place. The Frontenacs are coming off a game in Cornwall where they struggled against the Brampton Steelheads in the Seaway Shootout, dropping the match by a 5-2 score. After a week of practices, the team gets set to face a 67’s team that has been excellent to start the season. 7-1-2-0, Ottawa has won four straight coming into Kingston. Outside of the rivalry and aggressive play style we as fans are almost certain to see on the ice tonight, the matchup proves to be an interesting one. The Frontenacs' offence continues to be one of the best in the Ontari
kingstonfrontenacs.com2026-10-23
Another Chapter in the Frontenacs-67's Rivalry Gets Written Friday Night -Kingston, ON - It's been dubbed Rivalry Week in the OHL, an accurate description of the Kingston Frontenacs and the Ottawa 67's, who meet for the seco... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comHow to Watch OHL’s Rivalry Week Live in 2026-27 | FloHockey -
The action heats up this October as the OHL’s Rivalry Week is back for its second year bringing some of the league's most anticipated matchups, with all the action streaming live on FloHockey. From Wednesday, October 21 through Sunday, October 25, fans can watch back-to-back rivalry games as clubs battle for early-season bragging rights. Every OHL regular-season and playoff game will be available to watch online, live and on demand, giving fans a way to follow their favourite teams throughout the entire 2026-27 season. How to Watch OHL Games Live in 2026-27: FloHockey Streaming, Schedule & More
saginawspirit.com2026-10-22
NIAGARA ICEDOGS TO RETIRE FREDDIE AND DOUGIE HAMILTON’S JERSEYS -Historic ceremony set for February 7, 2027, at the Meridian Centre during Cogeco’s Hockey Day in the OHL NIAGARA, ONT. – The Niagara IceDogs are proud to announce that the organization will retire the jerseys of brothers Freddie and Dougie Hamilton on February 7, 2027, marking the first jersey retirements in franchise history. The ceremony will take place before the IceDogs’ game against the Kingston Frontenacs at the Meridian Centre during Cogeco’s Hockey Day in the OHL at 7:00 PM. “Retiring a jersey is one of the highest honours an organization can bestow, and to have Dougie and Freddie Hamilton recognized together makes this an incredibly special moment in Niagara IceDogs history, especially for the first jersey retirement. Their contributions to this franchise extend beyond what they accomplished on the ice. They helped shape the identity of this organization within the community, an
niagaraicedogs.net2026-10-21
2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 5 -The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its week 5 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. With three victories this week to bring their win streak to nine, the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (9-2-0-0) remain in the No. 1 spot for the third week in a row. Following them, the OHL’s London Knights (7-1-0-1) leap back to the No. 2 position they held in the season’s first two weeks after three straight wins of their own, and the Québec Remparts (8-2-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) fall to No. 3 after splitting their weekend behind a pair of top-notch goaltending performances from NHL draft-eligible Patrick Déniger. The QMJHL’s Val-d’Or Foreurs (10-1-1-0) and Newfoundland Regiment (9-3-1-0) make their first appearances in the CHL Top-10 this season, at No. 5 and 10 respectively, after a pair of perfect weekends. Meanwhile, the OHL’s Ottawa 67’s (7-1-2-0) return to No. 6 after four weeks out of the top 10, and the WHL’s Spoka
chl.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 5 by the Canadian Hockey League -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its week 5 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. With three victories this week to bring their win streak to nine, the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (9-2-0-0) remain in the No. 1 spot for the third week in a row. Following them, the OHL’s London Knights (7-1-0-1) leap back to the No. 2 position they held in the season’s first two weeks after three straight wins of their own, and the Québec Remparts (8-2-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) fall to No. 3 after splitting their weekend behind a pair of top-notch goaltending performances from NHL draft-eligible Patrick Déniger. The QMJHL’s Val-d’Or Foreurs (10-1-1-0) and Newfoundland Regiment (9-3-1-0) make their first appearances in the CHL Top-10 this season, at No. 5 and 10 respectively, after a pair of perfect weekends. Meanwhile, the OHL’s Ottawa 67’s (7-1-2-0) return to No. 6 after four weeks out of the top 10, and the WHL’s Spoka
guelphstorm.comOHL Power Rankings: Oct. 19, 2026 by the Ontario Hockey League -
This week's OHL Power Rankings presented by the United Car Dealers Association: Guelph Storm (9-2-0-0) Flint Firebirds (6-2-1-0) +1 Ottawa 67's (7-1-2-0) +1 Brantford Bulldogs (9-2-0-1) +1 London Knights (7-1-0-1) +1 Sudbury Wolves (7-2-1-0) -4 Kingston Frontenacs (7-5-0-0) Soo Greyhounds (8-2-1-0) Saginaw Spirit (6-3-2-0) Peterborough Petes (5-7-0-0) +1 Kitchener Rangers (6-5-1-1) +2 Sarnia Sting (5-6-1-0) -2 Erie Otters (5-5-1-0) -1 Niagara IceDogs (6-4-1-0) +2 North Bay Battalion (4-7-0-0) -1 Owen Sound Attack (3-8-0-0) -1 Who's up: Flint Firebirds - up one spot to #2 this week Two games, points out of both, and the Firebirds climb. Flint pushed the top-ranked Guelph Storm to overtime on Friday before losing 3-2, with Josh Bonnyman an
guelphstorm.comManzo traded for two picks -
NORTH BAY, Ont. — The North Bay Battalion has traded right-shot defenceman Adrian Manzo to the Owen Sound Attack, the Ontario Hockey League club announced Tuesday. North Bay receives two OHL Priority Selection picks in 2030, a third-rounder that originally belonged to the Kingston Frontenacs and the Attack’s own fourth-rounder. “This is an opportunity for Adrian to take on a bigger role in Owen Sound,” said Adam Dennis, Battalion director of hockey operations. “We’ve been dealing with high numbers at every position and needed to provide room for players returning from injury. We thank Adrian for his contributions to our team and community. He will be missed.” Manzo, a 19-year-old who measures six-foot-one and 190 pounds, has scored two goals and earned two assists for four points in 11 games this season. In a total of 97 Battalion games, he had five goals and 20 assists for 25 points. A fifth-round choice by the Windsor Spitfires in 2023 from his hometown Vaughan Kings U16s, Manzo
battalionhockey.comClassement du Top 10 de la LCH 2026-2027 : 5e semaine -
La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a dévoilé aujourd’hui l’édition de la semaine 5 du classement Top 10 de la LCH pour la saison 2026-2027. Avec trois victoires cette semaine qui ont porté leur séquence de victoires à neuf, le Storm de Guelph (9-2-0-0) de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL) demeure au premier rang pour la troisième semaine consécutive. Dans leur sillage, les Knights de London (7-1-0-1) de la OHL bondissent au deuxième rang qu’ils occupaient lors des deux premières semaines de la saison après trois victoires consécutives, et les Remparts de Québec (8-2-0-0) de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ) glissent au troisième rang après avoir remporté une victoire et subi une défaite cette fin de semaine, grâce à une paire de performances de haut niveau du gardien admissible au repêchage LNH Patrick Déniger. Les Foreurs de Val-d’Or (10-1-1-0) et le Régiment de Terre-Neuve (9-3-1-0) de la LHJMQ font l
lhjmq.qc.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 5 -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its week 5 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. With three victories this week to bring their win streak to nine, the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (9-2-0-0) remain in the No. 1 spot for the third week in a row. Following them, the OHL’s London Knights (7-1-0-1) leap back to the No. 2 position they held in the season’s first two weeks after three straight wins of their own, and the Québec Remparts (8-2-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) fall to No. 3 after splitting their weekend behind a pair of top-notch goaltending performances from NHL draft-eligible Patrick Déniger. The QMJHL’s Val-d’Or Foreurs (10-1-1-0) and Newfoundland Regiment (9-3-1-0) make their first appearances in the CHL Top-10 this season, at No. 5 and 10 respectively, after a pair of perfect weekends. Meanwhile, the OHL’s Ottawa 67’s (7-1-2-0) return to No. 6 after four weeks out of the top 10, and the WHL’s Spoka
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-20
Fronts Notes: October 20, 2026 -
WHAT HAPPENED: Friday, October 16, 2026: Oshawa Generals (4) @ Kingston Frontenacs (5)(Overtime)Key Stats:- Nolan Snyder 2G 1A (OTW)- ... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comFronts This Week: It’s Rivalry Week against the 67’s! -
Friday, October 23rd | 7:05PM – vs Ottawa 67's – Rivalry Week – Presented by: QDOBA Mexican Eats The Kingston Frontenacs will host their Rivalry Week Matchup against the Ottawa 67’s on Friday, October 23, 2026, at Slush Puppie Place, presented by Qdoba Mexican Eats. The 7:05PM. showdown will also mark Kingston’s first Loonie Hot Dog Night of the 2026-27 season, giving fans the chance to enjoy Loonie Hot Dogs while watching two familiar East Division rivals battle on the ice. As part of this special Rivalry Game, Slapshot Signatures will be on the main concourse, offering fans the opportunity to bid on a variety of uniqu
kingstonfrontenacs.comGame Week: 67’s Renew Rivalry with Kingston in Home-and-home Series - ottawa67s.com
2026-10-19
Fronts this Week: It's Rivalry Week against the 67's -Friday, October 23rd | 7:05PM - vs Ottawa 67's - Rivalry Week - Presented by: QDOBA Mexican EatsThe Kingston Frontenacs will host their Rivalry We... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comSmartStop Game Summary – Steelheads win big in Cornwall for their first of the season -
Cornwall, ON - Brampton Steelheads win 5-2 over the Kingston Frontenacs with a lively crowd in Cornwall Nathan Amidovski (#29) opens the scoring in the second Seaway Shootout game six minutes in for his fourth on the season. Steelheads kept their momentum throughout the period and extend their lead to two with a goal by Geno Carcone (#9) five minutes left in the first. 1st period stats Goals: BRAM 2 / KGN 0 BRAM goal (6:17) - #29 Nathan Amidovski (4), assisted by #10 Keaton Ardagh, #4 Peter Green BRAM
mississaugasteelheads.com2026-10-18
OHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Brampton Steelheads Oct. 17th, 2026 - youtube.comSeaway Shootout Results in a 5-2 Lose for Frontenacs -
Cornwall, ON- It was the first time since 1992 that the Frontenacs laced up their skates in Cornwall. Saturday night, they played the Brampton Steelhe... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comVal-d’Or keep winning, nip Cats 2-1 -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS The Wildcats put up a fierce battle against the QMJHL's top club but the Val-d'Or Foreurs posted their fifth straight win, edging Moncton 2-1 in front of 7,500 fans on Military Night. The QMJHL's leading scorer, Philip Veuilleux, scored the game-winner with his 10th of the season at 13:44 of the third period. Wildcats Wyatt Blace had the Cats goal, his 3rd, assisted by Charlie Benigno. The Foreurs kept Jacoby Weiner busy, outshooting the Cats 41-27. Weiner was selected Second Star. Val D'Or improves to 9-1-1-0 atop the QMJHL overall standings. THREE STARS: ⭐️ Philip Veilleux VDO (1G) ⭐️⭐️ #35 JACOBY WEINER (39 SAVES) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Nolann Héroux VDO (1G, 1A) The Wildcats now embark on a 3-game weekend trip in Quebec starting Friday in Sherbrooke at 8pm AT. The games continue Saturday at 5pm AT in Drummondville and Sunday at Shawinigan at 5pm AT. Jo
moncton-wildcats.comKingston wins Country Night beating Oshawa 5-4 in overtime -
Kingston, ON. – The Kingston Frontenacs delivered a thrilling finish on Friday night, defeating the Oshawa Generals 5–4 in overtime at Slush Puppie Place. On Country Night, Kingston and Oshawa battled through a high-scoring contest that required extra time to determine a winner. The Frontenacs ultimately came out on top, earning two important points heading into their matchup with the Brampton Steelheads in Cornwall Saturday night The rivalry matchup marked the first meeting between the clubs this season. Kingston entered the game riding a three-game winning streak after sweeping its three road games against the Barrie Colts, Brampton Steelheads and Brantford Bulldogs the previous weekend. The Generals arrived in Kingston looking to build on a 5–1 victory over the Windsor Spitfires, which snapp
kingstonfrontenacs.comIt’s a throwback to 1992, Frontenacs head to Cornwall for Seaway Shootout -
Cornwall, ON - After a thriller Friday night, the Frontenacs wrap up their weekend with a throwback to 1992, heading to Cornwall to take on the Brampton Steelheads in the second edition of the Seaway Shootout at the Cornwall Civic Complex. In Friday’s post-game interview, the game against the Generals was described as a fans' favourite but a coach's nightmare. While that feels like a slight exaggeration of the win, it was a wild scene at Slush Puppie Place. The Frontenacs spotted the Generals three goals before mounting their comeback. Tomas Pobezal, Robin Kuzma, and Nolan Snyder all scored in the second period. In the third period, the newest Frontenac, Cole Zurawski, tied the game at four, forcing overtime. In the extra frame, Nolan Snyder played the role of hero, scoring his seventh of the season and giving the Frontenacs the extra point.
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs Players Coming to Great Canadian Oil Changers on October 20 - kingstonfrontenacs.com
Seaway Shootout results in a 5-2 lose for Frontenacs -
Cornwall, ON- It was the first time since 1992 that the Frontenacs laced up their skates in Cornwall. Saturday night, they played the Brampton Steelheads in the Seaway Shootout. The Frontenacs surrendered the first two goals of the game, Nathan Amidovski and Geno Carcone both beat the Frontenacs starting goalie, Matthew Minchak. Minchak would make 10 saves in the first frame. The Frontenacs got the only goal of the second period. Ty Robar scored his third goal of the season, tipping an Adam Goljer shot past Oskari Ahmajarvi. The score was 2-1, heading into the final frame. The Steelheads jumped on the Frontenacs early in the third period. Jared Harding scored his third of the season, Jack Yates would follow up with his first of the season 10 minutes later. Cole Zurawski continued to impress as a Frontena
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs Players Coming to Great Canadian Oil Changers on October 20 -
The Kingston Frontenacs are teaming up with Great Canadian Oil Changers for a special Fan Appreciation Day on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 2446 Princ... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-17
It's a Throwback to 1992, Frontenacs Head to Cornwall for Seaway Shootout -Cornwall, ON - After a thriller Friday night, the Frontenacs wrap up their weekend with a throwback to 1992, heading to Cornwall to take on the Brampt... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comOHL Highlights: Oshawa Generals @ Kingston Frontenacs Oct. 16th, 2026 - youtube.com
Kingston Wins Country Night Beating Oshawa, 5-4, in Overtime -
Kingston, ON. - The Kingston Frontenacs delivered a thrilling finish on Friday night, defeating the Oshawa Generals 5-4 in overtime at Slush Puppie Pl... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comGens Lose to Frontenacs, 5-4 -
KINGSTON, ON - The Oshawa Generals travelled to Kingston Sunday night and fell to the Frontenacs 5-4 in overtime.The Generals turned to Matthew Hu... - OHL Oshawa Generals
oursportscentral.comKilfoil’s pair put Cats back in the win column -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS The Wildcats scored three third period goals to defeat the Shawinigan Cataractes 6-4 Friday night at the Avenir Centre to halt a 3-game losing streak. Defenseman Adam Fortier-Gendron scored the game-winner at 9:45 of the third period on a dazzling end-to-end-rush. Niko Tournas hit the empty net at 19:35 to seal the win. Veteran Liam Kilfoil added a pair of goals (5th, 6th) and an assist, Rian Chudzinski scored his 7th along with an assist and Wyatt Blace notched his 2nd of the season on a breakaway. Shayne Gould chipped in with two assists. Egor Rybkin preserved the win with 23 saves. Shawinigan's Philip Boucher also made 23 saves. THREE STARS: ⭐️ #22 RIAN CHUDZINSKI (1G, 1A) ⭐️⭐️ #9 LIAM KILFOIL (2G, 1A) ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ Chad Lygitsakos SHA (1A) The Wildcats improved to 6-3 and host the Val-d'Or Foreurs Saturday night in the 'Military Appreciation Nig
moncton-wildcats.comFrontenacs prepare to take on Generals for first time Friday night -
Kingston, ON - After winning all three of their games on the road last weekend, the Frontenacs return home Friday night to take on the Oshawa Generals on Country Night at Slush Puppie Place. It wouldn’t take a lot of convincing to talk Frontenacs fans into the fact that last weekend was the best of the season for Kingston. Thursday, they beat the Barrie Colts with Alex Misiak and the offence shining in a 7-4 win. Friday, the Frontenacs went into Brampton and beat the Steelheads 4-2. The final game of the weekend was in Brantford, where Kingston played their most complete game of the season, beating the Bulldogs 4-2. How could it get better than that? Well, how about some more offensive firepower being inserted into the lineup? Thursday, Frontenacs General Manager, Kory Cooper, announced the acqui
kingstonfrontenacs.comGenerals head to Kingston to take on Frontenacs - oshawagenerals.com
Gens lose to Frontenacs 5-4 - oshawagenerals.com
2026-10-16
Frontenacs Prepare to Take on Generals for First Time Friday Night -Kingston, ON - After winning all three of their games on the road last weekend, the Frontenacs return home Friday night to take on the Oshawa Generals... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comCole Zurawski (F) from Owen Sound Attack to Kingston Frontenacs -
Date: 10/16/2026 Player: Cole Zurawski (F) From: Owen Sound Attack To: Kingston Frontenacs Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
eliteprospects.comGenerals Head to Kingston to Take on Frontenacs -
KINGSTON, ON - The Oshawa Generals head to Kingston to take on the Frontenacs at 7:05 PM. This game at Slush Puppie Place is the beginning of three ga... - OHL Oshawa Generals
oursportscentral.comTrade Alert: Zurawski to Kingston Frontenacs for Four Picks - attackhockey.com
2026-10-15
LIVE HOCKEY: Kingston Frontenacs vs Brampton Steelheads | FloHockey on YouTube OHL Game Of The Week -Watch LIVE as the Kingston Frontenacs take on the Brampton Steelheads in the FloHockey on YouTube OHL Game of the Week! Don't forget, the best way to watch the OHL all season is with a subscription to FloHockey. #ohl #gotw Watch hockey live and on demand on FloHockey—plus thousands of events across every sport in the FloSports network, all included in one subscription: 📺 ▶ SIGN UP TO WATCH: https://flosports.link/4qCyjOH A subscription gives you access to: • AHL, USHL, QMJHL & more! • Full replays, highlights, breaking news, and exclusive coverage • Thousands of live events across 25+ sports in the FloSports network • The FloSports apps, so you can watch anywhere on your TV, phone, tablet or computer Stay connected with FloHockey: 🌐Website: https://www.flohockey.tv/ ▶️YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/flohockey 📱Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flohockey/ 🎵TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flohockeytv 📘Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FloHockey/ 𝕏: https://x.com/FloHockey AB
youtube.comKingston Frontenacs Acquire Forward Cole Zurawski -
Kingston, ON - General Manager Kory Cooper announced today that the club has acquired 2008-born forward Cole Zurawski from the Owen Sound Attack in ex... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comZurawski to Kingston Frontenacs for Four Picks -
OWEN SOUND, Ont. - The Owen Sound Attack announced today that the club has traded forward Cole Zurawski to the Kingston Frontenacs in exchange for fou... - OHL Owen Sound Attack
oursportscentral.comCHL to NHL: Pinchuk suits up for the Predators -
Kingston Frontenacs alumnus Vitali Pinchuk made his debut for the Nashville Predators on Saturday when they visited the Ottawa Senators. Pinchuk played in 11:10 of ice time and recorded an assist on Ross Colton’s game-opening goal 8:50 into the first period. A native of Zhlobin, Belarus, Pinchuk played for the Frontenacs during the 2019-20 season, where he scored 13 goals and added 21 assists in 54 OHL contests. He was selected by the Frontenacs in the second round, 62nd overall, of the 2019 CHL Import Draft. He has represented Belarus on the international stage on numerous occasions, in which he has won a silver medal at the 2019 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival and a gold medal at the 2020 D1 World Juniors. Playing for Dinamo Minsk in the KHL since the 2020-21 season, Pinchuk has been named a KHL all-star on three occasions. Pinchuk signed a free-agent contract with the Predators this spring.
chl.caGavin Godick named to Team Canada Red at 2026 U17 World Challenge -
Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs are proud to announce that defenceman Gavin Godick has been selected to represent Team Canada Red at the 2026 U17 World Challenge. Godick will join some of the top Canadian players in his age group as Team Canada Red competes against Team Canada White and international competition at the annual tournament, showcasing the next generation of hockey talent. Godick has a pair of goals and three assists for five points through ten games so far this season with the Wellington Dukes (OJHL). The selection marks another exciting milestone in Godick’s development as he continues his journey with the Frontenacs and represents Kingston on the international stage. For media inquiries, contact: Ab
kingstonfrontenacs.comWolves Rally Past Petes with 7-3 Victory -
(SUDBURY, ON) — The Sudbury Wolves welcomed the Peterborough Petes to the Sudbury Community Arena on Friday, October 9, earning a 7-3 victory. After trailing 3-1 early in the second period, Sudbury responded with six unanswered goals, including five power-play markers, to complete the comeback. The Wolves improved to their record to 6-1 on the season following the win. Petes Take the Early Advantage Kingston Harris (1) opened the scoring at 5:41 of the first period on the power play, assisted by Mason Walker (5) and Kash Kwajah (6). Peterborough answered at 13:55 with a power-play goal from Landon Roulston (2), assisted by Braydon McCallum (4) and Aiden Young (5). At 17:48, Adam Levac (3) gave the Petes a 2-1 lead, with Grayden Strohack (3) and Adam Novotný (4) recording the assists.
chl.ca2026-10-14
Gavin Godick Named to Team Canada Red at 2026 U17 World Challenge -Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs are proud to announce that defenceman Gavin Godick has been selected to represent Team Canada Red at the 2026 U... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comPA Day Fan Zone at Cataraqui Centre -
Looking for something fun to do this PA Day? The Kingston Frontenacs are bringing the excitement of Fronts hockey to Cataraqui Centre on Monday, Octob... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comLA Kings Prospect Update – Week 10/5 -
A week has passed, which means it’s time for our weekly LA Kings prospect update. Before we get to the prospect of the week, I want to give a quick shoutout to former Kings prospect Liam Greentree. Greentree, 20, scored his first professional goal Saturday in the Hartford Wolf Pack’s (AHL) 7-1 defeat to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Greentree would score again the following day in another Hartford loss. He has four points in five AHL games with Hartford. WHAT A SNIPE FOR YOUR FIRST, LIAM! https://t.co/wN2N0TCvsz — Hartford Wolf Pack (@HWPHockey) October 10, 2026 The prospect who stood out in this week’s
hockeyroyalty.comOHL Power Rankings: Oct. 12, 2026 by the Ontario Hockey League -
Who's up: Flint Firebirds - up one spot to #3 this week Two wins, and a group of first-year contributors doing the heavy lifting. Flint opened the week with a 5-2 win over Kitchener on Wednesday in which Cooper Williams scored the first two goals of his OHL career and Nick Bogas added his first plus three assists for a four-point night, then went a perfect 3-for-3 on the power play to beat the 10th-ranked Sarnia Sting 6-4 on Saturday. Brady Smith scored twice on the man advantage in that one and Williams finished with a goal and two assists, while Mason Courville stopped 34 of 38. Martins Klaucans, Ryland Cunningham, Luka Graziano, Xavier Tessier and Jimmy Lombardi also found the scoresheet across the week. At 5-2-0-0 the Firebirds have won three in a row. Ottawa 67's - up two spots to #4 this week Five of a possible six points on a three-game road trip, and the goaltending was the story. Jaeden Nelson stopped all 36 shots to
guelphstorm.comFronts This Week: Saddle up, Country Night is coming up! -
Friday, October 16th | 7:05PM – vs Oshawa Generals – Country Night – Presented by: Kingston's New Country 98.9 Dust off your cowboy boots and get ready for a boot-stomping good time as the Kingston Frontenacs celebrate Country Night, presented by Kingston’s New Country 98.9! The Frontenacs will welcome the rival Oshawa Generals to Slush Puppie Place for a 7:05 p.m. puck drop, bringing together an exciting OHL rivalry and a night filled with country music, western-themed entertainment and family-friendly fun. Fans are encouraged to dress in their best cowboy hats, boots and western wear as Slush Puppie Place trans
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs’ Adam Kelly set to Undergo Surgery -
Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs General Manager Kory Cooper has announced that forward Adam Kelly will undergo surgery this Friday, October 16th in Toronto to address an eye issue stemming from an injury sustained during the Frontenacs’ game against the Erie Otters on Sunday, October 4th. The organization will provide further updates on Kelly’s status as appropriate. The entire Kingston Frontenacs Hockey Club wishes Adam a successful surgery and a smooth recovery. For media inquiries, contact: Abbey Johnson Manager of Communications and Fan Experience Kingston Frontenacs Hockey Club (613) 328-6787
kingstonfrontenacs.comPA Day Fan Zone at Cataraqui Centre! -
Looking for something fun to do this PA Day? The Kingston Frontenacs are bringing the excitement of Fronts hockey to Cataraqui Centre on Monday, October 26, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM! Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of interactive games, exciting giveaways and family-friendly entertainment as we bring our popular Kingston Frontenacs Fan Zone from Slush Puppie Place to Cataraqui Centre! PLAY YOUR FAVOURITE GAMES! Challenge your friends and family with some of our most popular Fan Zone activities, including NHL 27 on PlayStation 5, Hockey Foosball, Giant Connect 4, Giant Tetris and more! Whether you're showing off your gaming skills or enjoying some friendly competition, there's fun for fans of all ages. AMAZING PRIZES UP FOR GRABS! Stop by the Fan Zone between Indigo and Marshalls between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM for your chance to win some great prizes, including: Kingston Frontenacs game ti
kingstonfrontenacs.com2026-10-13
Frontenacs' Adam Kelly Set to Undergo Surgery -Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs General Manager Kory Cooper has announced that forward Adam Kelly will undergo surgery this Friday, October 16th in... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comFronts Notes: October 13, 2026 -
WHAT HAPPENED: Thursday, October 8, 2026: Kingston Frontenacs (7) @ Barrie Colts (4)Key Stats:- Alex Misiak 4G- André Mondoux 2G 1A... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comFronts this Week: Saddle Up, Country Night Is Coming Up -
Friday, October 16th | 7:05PM - vs Oshawa Generals - Country Night - Presented by: Kingston's New Country 98.9Dust off your cowboy boots and get r... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comAlex Misiak captures OHL Player of the Week Honours for Oct. 7-11, 2026 -
Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs left-wing Alex Misiak is the Cogeco OHL Player of the Week, recording five goals, three assists and eight points over three games as the Frontenacs swept their three-game road trip. Misiak scored four goals on Thursday in Barrie to help the Fronts defeat the Colts 7-4, marking the first four-goal game by a Frontenacs player since Joey Willis against Peterborough on March 14, 2025. He added an assist in Friday’s 4-2 win over the Brampton Steelheads, then had a goal and two assists on Saturday in Brantford as Kingston handed the Bulldogs their first home loss of the season. Misiak is tied for the Kingston scoring lead with 13 points (7-6–13) over 10 games. A 19-year-old from Malinovo, Slovakia, Misiak was acquired from the Erie Otters midway thro
kingstonfrontenacs.comHaffner Named OHL Rookie of the Week -
TORONTO – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) announced Top Performers of the Week for the week of regular-season games spanning Oct. 7-11, 2026, including IceDogs Rookie goaltender Connor Haffner. Make Space OHL Rookie of the Week: Connor Haffner (Niagara IceDogs) First-year Niagara IceDogs netminder Connor Haffner is the Make Space OHL Rookie of the Week, turning in a 31-save win over the Barrie Colts on Saturday. The IceDogs were 4-2 winners at home, with Haffner earning second star honours. He is 2-1 on the season with a 2.00 goals-against average and .939 save percentage on the week, and his first career win came on Sept. 26 in Flint. A 17-year-old from Ottawa, Haffner was Niagara’s fifth-round pick (95th overall) in the 2025 OHL Priority Selection. He spent last season with the OJHL’s Burlington Cougars, earning 14 wins while posting a 2.95 goals-against average and .917 save percentage over 26 games.
niagaraicedogs.net2026-10-12
Alex Misiak Captures OHL Player of the Week Honours for October 7-11, 2026 -Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs left-wing Alex Misiak is the Cogeco OHL Player of the Week, recording five goals, three assists and eight points ov... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-11
OHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Brantford Bulldogs Oct. 10th, 2026 - youtube.comWildcats fall to Huskies in another tight game -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS Another one-goal game for the Wildcats but the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies held on for a 2-1 win, handing Moncton its third straight setback after a 5-0 start. The Cats outshot the Huskies 10-2 in the third period, 23-22 overall in favour of Rouyn-Noranda. Rian Chudzinski scored his 6th of the season on the powerplay for the Wildcats, on assists from Shayne Gould and Miles Brosnan before 4,100 fans on Saturday night. THREE STARS: ⭐ Elliot Ogonowski ROU (1G) ⭐⭐ #35 JACOBY WEINER (21 saves) ⭐⭐⭐ Samuel Beauchemin ROU (1A) Monton is now 5-3 on the season with a pair of home games coming up next weekend. Friday night, the Shawinigan Cataractes come in and Saturday night is 'Military Night' as the Cats host a top Western club, the Val-d'Or Foreurs. Follow your Wildcats every game on FLO HOCKEY TV and Wildcats Radio -- INSPIRE 105.1 FM in Moncton-Dieppe-R
moncton-wildcats.comBRANTFORD BULLDOGS FALL TO KINGSTON FRONTENACS 2-4 -
BRANTFORD, ONTARIO. The Brantford Bulldogs battled hard, but ultimately fell short to the Kingston Frontenacs at home in a 4-2 loss. The Bulldogs and Camden McCuaig (#20) wasted no time getting on the board, with McCuaig opening the scoring just 1:24 into the game, collecting his third overall goal of the season, assisted by David Buchman (#71) and Cullen McCrate (#53). The Frontenacs were quick to respond, with Tomas Pobezal (#10) tying the game 1-1 at 4:00, assisted by Vann Williamson (#27) and Alex Misiak (#86). Kingston would then take the lead over Brantford 2-1 at 12:00, with a goal scored by Alex Misiak (#86), assisted by Tomas Pobezal (#10) and Landon Wright (#36). Although the Frontenacs outshot the Bulldogs 10-7 within the period, G Chase Petrova
hamiltonbulldogs.comFrontenacs seek redemption in Brantford Saturday afternoon -
Brantford, ON - It’s the final of a three-in-three for the Frontenacs as they head to the telephone city to take on the Bulldogs for the second time in three weeks. So far, so good is the way to describe the Frontenacs road trip heading into Brantford. Thursday night, Kingston scored seven times in a win against the Barrie Colts, Friday night, the Frontenacs took care of business in Brampton, beating the Steelheads 4-2. The defence led the way on offence for the Frontenacs Friday night. André Mondoux and Adam Goljer both had goals in the winning effort. Royden Smith started for Kingston and was excellent, especially down the stretch when a pesky Steelheads team hung around late in the third period. It’s not a hard se
kingstonfrontenacs.comKingston impresses in 4-2 victory over Brantford Bulldogs -
BRANTFORD, ON. – The Kingston Frontenacs wrapped up their three-game road trip in impressive fashion Saturday afternoon, defeating the Brantford Bulldogs 4-2 at the TD Civic Centre. Kingston entered the contest looking to carry momentum from consecutive road victories over the Barrie Colts and Brampton Steelheads. The Frontenacs delivered once again against one of the Ontario Hockey League’s top offensive teams, earning another important two points. The matchup marked the second meeting between the clubs this season. Brantford had taken the first contest, earning a convincing 10-4 victory over Kingston on September 26. This time, the Frontenacs came away with the result, limiting the Bulldogs to two goals and securing
kingstonfrontenacs.comKingston Impresses in 4-2 Victory over Brantford Bulldogs -
BRANTFORD, ON. - The Kingston Frontenacs wrapped up their three-game road trip in impressive fashion Saturday afternoon, defeating the Brantford Bulld... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-10
Frontenacs Seek Redemption in Brantford Saturday Afternoon -
Brantford, ON - It's the final of a three-in-three for the Frontenacs as they head to the telephone city to take on the Bulldogs for the second time i... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comOHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Brampton Steelheads Oct. 9th, 2026 - youtube.com
Frontenacs defence leads the way on offence in winning effort -
Brampton- The Kingston Frontenacs picked up a road victory Friday night, defeating the Brampton Steelheads 4–2 behind a balanced offensive effort and a game-winning goal from Adam Goljer. Brampton opened the scoring in the first period when Keaton Ardagh scored his fifth goal of the season at 10:40, giving the Steelheads an early lead. Kingston responded late in the opening frame as André Mondoux scored his fourth goal of the season at 16:50. Nolan Buttar and Vann Williamson collected the assists as the Frontenacs evened the score at 1–1. The Frontenacs took control in the second period. Aleks Kulemin put Kingston ahead at 2:49, scoring his fourth goal of the season with assists from Matthew Henderson and Nolan Snyder. Adam Goljer extended the lead at 9:59, finishing a play set u
kingstonfrontenacs.comSmartStop Game Summary – Steelheads fall in a hard-fought battle to the Frontenacs at home -
Brampton, ON - Brampton Steelheads fall 4-2 at home to the Kingston Frontenacs Keaton Ardagh (#10) opened the scoring midway through the period with his fifth of the season, assisted by Geno Carcone and Zach Nyman. André Mondoux tied it for Kingston six minuted later, and the teams went to the intermission tied 1-1. 1st period stats Goals: BRAM 1 / KGN 1 BRAM GOAL: Keaton Ardagh (5) assisted by Geno Carcone (4), Zach Nyman (3) Shots: BRAM 8 / KGN 13 Aleks Kulemin and Adam Goljer put Kingston up 3-1. Nathan Amidovski (#29) took matters into his own hands, scoring an unassisted goal, his third of the season, to cut the deficit to one. 2nd period stats Goals: BRAM 1
mississaugasteelheads.comPetes Fall 7-3 to Wolves in Sudbury -
On Friday, October 9, the Peterborough Petes were in Sudbury for the final time this season as they kicked off their northern road trip against the Sudbury Wolves. The Petes lost the game by a score of 7-3. Adam Levac led the way for Peterborough with a goal and an assist, while Adam Novotný picked up two assists. Landon Roulston and Carson Cameron scored, with Aiden Young, Braydon McCallum, and Grayden Strohack each adding an assist. Game Recap: First Period: Sudbury Goal (5:41) PP - Kingston Harris (1), Assists - Mason Walker (5), Kash Kwajah (6) Peterborough Goal (13:55) PP - Landon Roulston (2), Assists - Braydon McCallum (4), Aiden Young (5)
gopetesgo.comFrontenacs' Defence Leads the Way on Offence in Winning Effort -
Brampton - The Kingston Frontenacs picked up a road victory Friday night, defeating the Brampton Steelheads 4-2 behind a balanced offensive effort and... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comKingston Harris First OHL Goal | OHL Milestone Moment presented by Diamonds Factory - youtube.com
2026-10-09
Frontenacs Head to the CAA Centre in Brampton for Second Game of Weekend -Brampton, ON - After a win in Barrie on Thursday night, the Frontenacs head to Brampton on Friday to face the Steelheads for the first time this seaso... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comFrontenacs head to the CAA Centre in Brampton for second game of weekend -
Brampton, ON - After a win in Barrie on Thursday night, the Frontenacs head to Brampton on Friday to face the Steelheads for the first time this season. The weekend began with the Frontenacs reaffirming their status as one of the top offences in the Ontario Hockey League. Led by Alex Misiak, who scored four himself, the Frontenacs put seven on the board against the Colts Thursday night. André Mondoux scored twice, and Ty Robar got his second goal of the season in the Frontenacs win. The potent offence should have an opportunity to strike again in Brampton. The Steelheads are the only team still winless through the first three weeks of the season. Similar to the Colts on Thursday, the Steelheads are a young team led by second-year defenceman Peter Green and former Ottawa 67 Nathan
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs Explode for Seven Goals in Road Win over Colts -
BARRIE, ON. - The Kingston Frontenacs opened their Thanksgiving weekend road trip in impressive fashion Thursday night, earning a 7-4 victory over the... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comOHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Barrie Colts Oct. 8th, 2026 - youtube.com
Volts down Wildcats with late game-winner -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS The Drummondville Voltigeurs opened their Maritime swing in dramatic fashion edging the Wildcats 4-3 on a late third period goal. Yoan Tasse scored on a rebound at 19.22 of the third to give the Volts their second win of the season. The Wildcats received goals from Will Manchuso, his first in the Q, Niko Tournas' 8th, and Rian Chudzinski had his 5th. Myles Brosnan added two assists for Moncton, now 5 and 2 on the season. Cats goaltender Egor Rybkin made 32 saves. Jan Larys 19 stops for the Volts before 4,200 fans at the Avenir Centre. THREE STARS: ⭐️ #10 WILL MANCHUSO (1G, 1A) ⭐️⭐️ #50 YEGOR RYBKIN (32 saves) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Louis-Felix Bourque DRU (1G, 1A) The Wildcats host the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies Saturday night at 7pm on 'Country Night'. Follow your Wildcats on FLO Hockey TV and INSPIRE 105.1 FM- Wildcats Radio. Article by Marty Kingston Photo: D
moncton-wildcats.comBULLDOGS ACQUIRE 2025 16th OVERALL SELECTION SAM ROBERTS -
BRANTFORD, ONTARIO. Brantford Bulldogs President of Hockey Operations & General Manager Spencer Hyman today announced the acquisition of 2025 16th overall selection, forward, Sam Roberts from the Oshawa Generals in exchange for four OHL Priority Draft selections; LDN 3rd ’27, PBO 4th ’28, GUE 5th ’29 & BFD 15th ’30. Roberts, of Uxbridge, ON, is the younger brother of Bulldogs alumni defenceman Noah Roberts and son of Bulldogs VP of Hockey Operations Gary Roberts. Sam Roberts earned his first round OHL selection on the back of a tremendous 2024-25 season with the Toronto Jr. Canadiens that saw the imposing, 6’3”/186lbs right-winger post 14 goals & 23 assists for 37 points in 33 games, adding another goal and 3 assists for 4 points in 7 games on route to winning an OHL Cup. Debuting in the Ontario Hockey League in the 2025-26 season, Roberts was also selected to represent Team Canada Whi
hamiltonbulldogs.comFrontenacs head to Barrie to start Thanksgiving Weekend -
Barrie, ON - It’s the second time this season the Frontenacs will play a three-in-three set, and it all starts Thursday night when Kingston makes the trip north of Toronto to take on the Barrie Colts. The Frontenacs are coming off an unusual weekend at Slush Puppie Place. October 2, they beat the Peterborough Petes by a 5-3 final score. Then, on October 4, they dropped a game to the Erie Otters by a final score of 8-6, unfortunately highlighted by the defensive struggles that have plagued the Frontenacs early in the 2026-27 campaign. Since then, Kingston has had a full week of practice to work on their defensive hockey before what hypothetically could be a “get right game” for the Fronts. Historically, the Sadlon Arena in Barrie has not been kind to Kingston. Over the past five seasons, the Fronte
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs Explode for Seven Goals in Road Win Over Colts -
BARRIE, ON. – The Kingston Frontenacs opened their Thanksgiving weekend road trip in impressive fashion Thursday night, earning a 7-4 victory over the Barrie Colts at Sadlon Arena. Kingston entered the contest looking to build momentum after splitting its previous two home games. The Frontenacs defeated the Peterborough Petes 5-3 on October 2 before dropping an 8-6 decision to the Erie Otters on October 4. The Frontenacs found the back of the net seven times against Barrie, delivering a strong offensive performance to secure the win and get their three-game road swing underway on a positive note. Kingston's victory comes at an important point in the early-season schedule, with the club looking to improve its consistency at both ends of the ice. The Frontenacs had allowed eight goals in each of their previous two meeti
kingstonfrontenacs.comBarrie Colts vs Kingston Frontenacs - October 8th, 2026 -
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youtube.com2026-10-08
Frontenacs Head to Barrie to Start Thanksgiving Weekend -Barrie, ON - It's the second time this season the Frontenacs will play a three-in-three set, and it all starts Thursday night when Kingston makes the ... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com310 OHL Alumni included on U SPORTS and NCAA rosters to begin 2026-27 by the Ontario Hockey League -
TORONTO — A total of 310 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) alumni are on U SPORTS and NCAA rosters to start the 2026-27 season, with 144 former OHL players suiting up in Canadian university hockey and 166 playing in the NCAA. U SPORTS: 144 players Of the 144 OHL alumni on U SPORTS rosters, 102 play in Ontario University Athletics (OUA) and 42 in Atlantic University Sport (AUS). The Waterloo Warriors lead all U SPORTS programs with 14 former OHL players. The AUS's Saint Mary's Huskies are next with 13. The Guelph Gryphons and Queen's Gaels have 12 apiece. NCAA: 166 players The ECAC leads all NCAA conferences with 34 OHL alumni. Atlantic Hockey America and Hockey East are close behind with 33 each. The RIT Tigers of Atlantic Hockey America
guelphstorm.comFrontenacs’ forward Landon Wright launches ‘Wright’s Fight’ initiative -
Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs forward Landon Wright has launched 'Wright’s Fight', a new initiative created in honour of his mom, Sandy, as she continues her fight following a cancer diagnosis earlier this year. Sandy was diagnosed in mid-August and began treatment in early September. In just over a month, the impact of her diagnosis and treatment has extended far beyond the physical challenges of cancer, changing nearly every aspect of her day-to-day life. Currently living in Ottawa with her daughter while receiving treatment, Sandy is unable to drive and relies on transportation services from the Canadian Cancer Society to get to and from appointments. She is also unable to attend Frontenacs games as she once did, as the physical demands of treatment have significantly limited her daily activities. For Wright, seeing
kingstonfrontenacs.com2026-10-07
Frontenacs' Forward Landon Wright Launches 'Wright's Fight' Initiative -Kingston, ON - Kingston Frontenacs forward Landon Wright has launched 'Wright's Fight', a new initiative created in honour of his mom, Sandy, as she c... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-06
OHL Weekend Notebook (Oct. 5): Wolves stay perfect, Jovanovski shuts the door -
Here’s a look at some of the top storylines from an action-packed weekend across the league. Wolves stand alone as OHL’s last undefeated team The Sudbury Wolves are the last perfect team standing, improving to 5-0 with a dominant 7-1 victory over the Niagara IceDogs to continue the best start in franchise history. Sudbury’s power play did plenty of damage in the win, converting five times on seven opportunities. Adam Nemec also made his presence felt immediately in his first game back with the Wolves, recording a goal and four assists for a five-point performance. Bulldogs still setting the pace Brantford’s perfect start came to an end on Sunday, but the Bulldogs still sit atop the OHL with a 7-1-0-0 record and the league’s best goal different
saginawspirit.comOHL Power Rankings: Oct. 5, 2026 -
Who's up: Guelph Storm - up one spot to #1 this week The Storm take over the top spot on the strength of four straight wins. Guelph built a 3-0 lead and held off Windsor 4-2 on Friday, with Tyler Hopkins scoring twice and Ryan Roobroeck collecting the 200th point of his OHL career, then blanked rival Kitchener 6-0 on Sunday behind six different goal scorers. Zach Jovanovski has been the story: a second consecutive shutout gives him 120 minutes of perfect hockey to open 2026-27. Hopkins earned first-star honours on Sunday with a goal and an assist, and Roobroeck has scored in three straight games. An 0-2 start feels like a long time ago, and at 4-2-0-0 the preseason favourites are at the top of the list where most expected them to be. Sudbury Wolves - up one spot to #2 this week The Wolves are the last unbeaten team in the league at 5-0-0-0, the best start in franchise history. Sudbury had one game and made it count, burying Ni
saginawspirit.comLA Kings Prospect Update – Week 9/28 -
Our weekly LA Kings prospect update returns for the first time this season. If you read these in previous seasons, you know the drill. If you’re new and reading this for the first time, I’ll go over this segment. Every week during the AHL regular season, we always give a weekly prospect update, highlighting the prospect of the week and providing the stats and games played for every prospect in the Kings system. This season, the format will change. First, I have always included forwards Alexander Dergachyov and Bulat Shafigullin. That will change. I will no longer include those two in these weekly updates, as they will never come to North America to play for the Kings. Secondly, I will not include Jack Hughes on this list as I did last year. Hughes is on an AHL contract and technically isn’t under contract with the Kings on an NHL contract. This feature will focus on prospects in the CHL, overseas, NCAA, AHL, EC
hockeyroyalty.comEagles put a halt to Wildcats’ win streak -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS After jumping out to a 5-0 start to the season, the Wildcats entered the loss column in Sydney Sunday afternoon -- a 4-2 decision to the Cape Breton Eagles before 2,300 fans at Center 200. Trailing 3-0 entering the third, the Cats struck for two goals from Liam Kilfoil, on the powerplay, and first QMJHL goal from Spencer Thornborough, to pull to within one. Moncton pulled goaltender Jacoby Weiner but Liam Lefebvre found the empty net at 18:40 to ensure the Eagles victory on home ice. Weiner was very solid for the Cats with 35 saves, while Cape's Lucas Beckman made 28 stops. The Cats still sit atop the Eastern Conference with ten points. THREE STARS: ⭐️ Liam Lefebvre AP (2G,1A) ⭐️⭐️ #33 Lucas Beckman CAP (28 saves) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #35 JACOBY WEINER (35 saves) The Wildcats head into a 4-game home stand starting Thursday night against the Drummondville
moncton-wildcats.comOHL Power Rankings: Oct. 5, 2026 by the Ontario Hockey League -
Who's up: Guelph Storm - up one spot to #1 this week The Storm take over the top spot on the strength of four straight wins. Guelph built a 3-0 lead and held off Windsor 4-2 on Friday, with Tyler Hopkins scoring twice and Ryan Roobroeck collecting the 200th point of his OHL career, then blanked rival Kitchener 6-0 on Sunday behind six different goal scorers. Zach Jovanovski has been the story: a second consecutive shutout gives him 120 minutes of perfect hockey to open 2026-27. Hopkins earned first-star honours on Sunday with a goal and an assist, and Roobroeck has scored in three straight games. An 0-2 start feels like a long time ago, and at 4-2-0-0 the preseason favourites are at the top of the list where most expected them to be. Sudbury Wolves - up one spot to #2 this week The Wolves are the last unbeaten team in the league at 5-0-0-0, the best start in franchise history. Sudbury had one game and made it
guelphstorm.com2026-10-05
RECAP: Chaos in Kingston, Otters Score 8 and Steal Road Trip Finale - ottershockey.comBULLDOGS FALL TO OWEN SOUND ATTACK 3-0 -
OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO. The Brantford Bulldogs saw their unbeaten start to the season come to an end, losing 3-0 to the Owen Sound Attack. Brantford now sits at a to 7-1-0 record despite outshooting Owen Sound in two of the three periods, and finishing with 32 SOG to the Attack’s 33. Owen Sound was able to capitalize early in the first, with Wesley Royston (#77) finding the back of the net on a power-play at 1:56, assisted by Cole Zurawski (#44) and John Banks (#12). Brantford fought hard to cash in on a goal, shooting 12 SOG throughout the entire period to Owen Sounds’ 5, but were unable to put it through, ending the first period 1-0 Owen Sound. The second period would begin and end with neither team breaking through, leaving Brantford still chasing for its first goal and Owen Sound waiting on its second. Even without a goal to put on the scoreboard, Bulldogs
hamiltonbulldogs.comKingston welcomes Erie to Slush Puppie Place for the only time this season -
Kingston, ON - As predicted, the Frontenacs bounced back on Friday night against the Peterborough Petes, winning in a 5-3 fashion. Now, Kingston closes out the weekend hosting the Erie Otters for the only time this season. It was an impressive performance up and down the lineup for the Frontenacs Friday night. Matthew Minchak was great, making 42 saves on 45 shots. André Mondoux and Matthew Henderon both joined the score sheet. Nolan Buttar, Nolan Snyder, and Landon Wright led the way offensively for Kingston in their third win of the season. Sunday, the Frontenacs host a young Otters team that has surprised many to start the season. Erie grabbed points in their first three games of the season, beating Guelph, then winning in Kitchener before falling to those same Rangers in overtime in Erie. Des
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs defensive woes continue in loss to Erie -
Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs battled through a high-scoring affair Sunday afternoon, falling 8-6 to the Erie Otters at Slush Puppie Place. Kingston opened the scoring 7:38 into the game when Robin Kuzma finished off a feed from Adam Goljer and Landon Wright. Aleks Kulemin then doubled the lead just under three minutes later, scoring his second of the season with Dante D’Andrea picking up the assist. Erie answered late in the opening frame before scoring twice early in the second to take a 3-2 lead. The Frontenacs responded quickly, with Nolan Snyder tying the game on the power play at 3:34 of the second. Erie regained the lead before Adam Goljer converted on another Kingston power play to make it 4-4. Kulemin then restored the Frontenacs' lead at 10:46, scoring his second of the afternoon and third of the season.
kingstonfrontenacs.comOHL Highlights: Erie Otters @ Kingston Frontenacs Oct. 4th, 2026 - youtube.com
Chaos in Kingston, Otters Score 8 and Steal Road Trip Finale -
Kingston, Ontario -- The Otters' road trip would come to an end Sunday afternoon as the team would travel to Kingston to battle the Frontenacs. Follow... - OHL Erie Otters
oursportscentral.comFrontenacs Defensive Woes Continue in Loss to Erie -
Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs battled through a high-scoring affair Sunday afternoon, falling 8-6 to the Erie Otters at Slush Puppie Place.... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-04
Kingston Welcomes Erie to Slush Puppie Place for the Only Time this Season -Kingston, ON - As predicted, the Frontenacs bounced back on Friday night against the Peterborough Petes, winning in a 5-3 fashion. Now, Kingston close... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-03
Kilfoil’s OT winner ends Acadian Night in style -BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS The Wildcats continued their amazing early season start Friday night with a 4-3 overtime win over the Halifax Mooseheads before 4,300 fans at the Avenir Centre. Liam Kilfoil raced down the ice after the opening faceoff to score the winner just 16 seconds into extra time, giving the Wildcats their fifth win in a row -- all by one goal -- to remain undefeated this season. The Mooseheads forced overtime with an Owen Phillips goal at 19:57 of the third. Niko Tournas upped his goal count to seven with another 2-goal performance. Liam Bursaw notched his 1st of the season and defenseman Shayne Gould chipped in with two assists. Yegor Rybkin was very strong with 30 saves for Moncton. The Cats fired 27 shots at Carson Mertz. Moncton have posted three overtime victories and another win via the shootout to build the impressive 5-0 record. They take their stre
moncton-wildcats.comRowan Topp named 35th captain in franchise history -
Guelph, ON – The Guelph Storm announced today that Rowan Topp has been named captain of the club for the 2026-2027season, making him the 35th Captain in franchise history. Rowan will be joined by assistant captains Grant Spada, Tyler Hopkins, Ethan Czata, Ryan Roobroeck, and Owen Griffin. "Rowan leads by example. He is a steady presence on our blue line and a respected voice in the locker room," said Head Coach Cory Stillman. "Rowan consistently demonstrates the qualities the Guelph Storm organization values in a captain. His determination, work ethic, and willingness to put the team ahead of himself, on and off the ice, have made him a natural leader within the group." The 2006-born defenseman is currently in his fifth OHL season with the club, where he has recorded 5 goals, 24 assists for 29 points, and 165 penalty minutes through 184 career games. Topp was originally drafted in the third round, 59th overall by the Storm in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection. "I’m truly honoured to b
guelphstorm.comCount Frontenac looks to boost Kingston Friday night against the Petes -
Kingston, ON - The Frontenacs are back at Slush Puppie Place this weekend after a two game road-trip to end last week, and the sixth game of the year for Kingston provides an opportunity to bounce back after struggling just days ago. It’s no secret, the Frontenacs stumbled during their three in three weekend. Falling to the Sarnia Sting, Brantford Bulldogs, and Kitchener Rangers all while being outscored 21-10 in those three games. What the box score won’t tell you is that the Frontenacs played well in Kitchener on Sunday in response to the Branford loss on Saturday. A controversial Tanner Lam goal sent the game off the rails for a tired Kingston group late in the game at the Kitchener Auditorium, but prior to that the Frontenacs showed their character fighting hard against the defending Memorial
kingstonfrontenacs.comOHL Friday Night Faceoff: Peterborough at Kingston -
The 2026-27 OHL season is finally here, and with it comes the return of Friday Night Faceoff for its second season! In partnership with FloHockey, YourTV, Rogers tv and Eastlink Community TV, all 20 OHL clubs will be featured at least twice on the initial schedule, with games available live and free across FloHockey’s Youtube channel. The OHL Friday Night Faceoff spotlight shifts to Slush Puppie Place this week, where the Kingston Frontenacs welcome the Peterborough Petes for an East Division rivalry matchup and one of eight games across the league on Friday night. Fans can watch the action live and free on FloHockey’s YouTube chann
gopetesgo.comMinsky Scores First OHL Goal in Road Loss to Frontenacs -
PHOTO: James Paddle-Grant/Kingston Frontenacs On Friday, October 2, the Peterborough Petes were in Kingston for their second meeting of the season with the Kingston Frontenacs. Peterborough was coming off of a 4-0 win over the Erie Otters at home the night before, and would now be facing the Frontenacs on the road for their second game in two nights. The Petes went down 5-1 after two periods, but fought back in the third. A late goal by Yanis Lutz would have put Peterborough within one, but was waived off for goaltender interference. In the end, the Frontenacs won the game by a score of 5-3. Mason Minsky had a big night for the Petes, picking up his first OHL goal and assist. Leon Kolarik also had a goal and an assist in the game, bringing his season point total to eight in seven games. Cooper Dennis scored, while Grayden Strohack, Aiden Young, and Landon Roulston a
gopetesgo.comGAME PREVIEW: Saginaw Spirit at Kitchener Rangers – 10/2/26 -
Kitchener, Ont. – The Saginaw Spirit (1-2-1-0) visit the reigning Memorial Cup champion Kitchener Rangers (3-2-0-0) on October 2nd, 2026, at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium. Tonight’s Game: Puck drop is at 7:00pm. Broadcast: Radio: 100.5 FM WSGW, WSGW.com TV: FloHockey Box Score Last Game: Saginaw dropped a 6-3 decision to the Windsor Spitfires on September 26th. Brady Wassilyn, Dmitry Savin, and Brody Pepoy scored goals for the Spirit in the loss. Goaltender Stepan Shurygin made 22 saves on 27 shots in his first appearance of the season. The Rangers won their second consecutive game on September 27th, a 6-3 victory over the Kingston Frontenacs. Charlie Puglisi, Haeden Ellis, Andrew MacNiel, and Cameron Arquette each scored one goal. Tanner Lam scored two
saginawspirit.comOHL Highlights: Peterborough Petes @ Kingston Frontenacs Oct. 2nd, 2026 - youtube.com
Minsky Scores First OHL Goal in Road Loss to Frontenacs -
(Kingston, ON) - On Friday, October 2, the Peterborough Petes were in Kingston for their second meeting of the season with the Kingston Frontenacs.... - OHL Peterborough Petes
oursportscentral.com2026-10-02
Count Frontenac Looks to Boost Kingston Friday Night against the Petes -Kingston, ON - The Frontenacs are back at Slush Puppie Place this weekend after a two game road-trip to end last week, and the sixth game of the year ... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comSteelheads to pay tribute to Cornwall Royals at Seaway Shootout -
TORONTO - The Brampton Steelheads will take the ice in the colours of the Cornwall Royals when the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) returns to Cornwall for the Seaway Shootout on Oct. 16 and 17 at the Cornwall Civic Complex. Purchase Seaway Shootout tickets here The Steelheads will wear throwback Royals jerseys for both games, featuring the design worn by the club from 1969 to 1992 across its tenure in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the OHL. Brampton faces the Ottawa 67's on Friday, Oct. 16 before meeting the Kingston Frontenacs on Saturday, Oct. 17, with both games getting underway at 7 p.m. ET. "Cornwall holds a special place in the history of major junior hockey, and the Royals built a legacy that still resonates in this community more than three decades later," said OHL Commissioner Bryan Crawford. "The Seaway Shootout is a cele
mississaugasteelheads.comJohnston Picks up First Career Shutout in Win Over Otters -
On Thursday, October 1, the Peterborough Petes hosted the Erie Otters at the Peterborough Memorial Centre for the only time this season. The game was presented by PETE 99.7. The game was a special one for Petes OA forward Lucas Karmiris. Karmiris was acquired by Peterborough from the Brampton Steelheads in August of 2025, getting injured in training camp and battling multiple knee surgeries that kept him out for the 2025-26 season. Tonight, Karmiris suited up for the Petes for the first time, playing in his first OHL game since April of 2025. With 37 seconds left in the first period, he fired a shot past Erie goaltender David Egorov, scoring his first goal for Peterborough in his return to the ice. Karmiris’ goal helped the Petes to a 4-0 win over the Otters, Peterborough’s second victory of the season. Masen Johnston led the way for the Petes, picking up the
gopetesgo.com2026-10-01
OHL This Week | 2026-27 OHL Season Kicks Off In Style! -Welcome to the premiere episode of OHL This Week, your weekly look at the biggest stories, highlights and performances from around the Ontario Hockey League. Sophie Bernier has you covered after Week 2 of the 2026-27 OHL season, including Brantford's franchise-record 5-0 start, Sudbury's perfect opening, Guelph's big weekend and the latest UCDA OHL Power Rankings. This week's show also features the Dairy Farmers of Ontario OHL Plays of the Week, OHL weekly award winners, Diamonds Factory Milestone Moments, Echo Shutouts, OHL Saves of the Week and a look ahead to Peterborough vs. Kingston on Friday Night Faceoff. In this episode: - Brantford Bulldogs improve to a franchise-best 5-0 - London Knights remain No. 1 in the OHL Power Rankings - Guelph Storm and Sudbury Wolves move up the rankings - Adam Novotny named Cogeco OHL Player of the Week - Ryan Roobroeck scores his 100th career OHL goal - The top plays and saves from around the OHL - Peterborough Petes vs. Kingston Frontenacs on F
youtube.comTanner Nettleton (D) from Surrey Eagles to Kingston Frontenacs -
Date: 10/01/2026 Player: Tanner Nettleton (D) From: Surrey Eagles To: Kingston Frontenacs Information: Junior contract Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
eliteprospects.com2026-09-30
400 CHL alumni named to NHL Opening Night rosters ahead of the 2026-27 season - CHL graduates account for 47.9% of NHL Opening Night rosters, with all 32 NHL clubs and 60 of 61 CHL franchises represented As the National Hockey League (NHL) opens its 2026-27 season tonight, 400 graduates of the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) feature on Opening Night rosters. Together, they account for 47.9% of the 835 players listed across all 32 clubs, making the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) the most represented development hockey league in the world. Both totals include players on injured reserve and other non-roster lists. The total includes 191 alumni of the OHL, 128 from the WHL and 82 from the QMJHL. Penguins forward Oliver Okuliar, who played for the Lethbridge Hurricanes and Sherbrooke Phoenix, is included in both the WHL and QMJHL figures but
chl.caFronts This Week: It’s the debut weekend of Count Frontenac! -
Friday, October 2nd | 7:05PM – vs Peterborough Petes – Y2K Night and Count Frontenac Third Jersey Debut – Presented by: Scotiabank We're turning back the clock this Friday night as we host the rival Peterborough Petes at Slush Puppie Place for Y2K Night and the debut of our brand new Count Frontenac third jersey! Inspired by one of the most iconic looks in franchise history and refreshed for a new generation of Frontenacs fans, the Count Frontenac third jersey is ready to go this weekend. As a part of Y2K Night, fans can enjoy a full 2000s-inspired celebration featuring throwback music, retro entertainment and plenty of nos
kingstonfrontenacs.comFronts Notes - September 29, 2026 -
WHAT HAPPENED: Friday, September 25, 2026: Sarnia Sting (5) @ Kingston Frontenacs (3)Key Stats:- Nolan Buttar 1G 1A- Vann Williamson 1G... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.com2026-09-29
Fronts this Week: It's the Debut Weekend of Count Frontenac -Friday, October 2nd | 7:05PM - vs Peterborough Petes - Y2K Night and Count Frontenac Third Jersey Debut - Presented by: ScotiabankWe're turning ba... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comWolves Tie a Franchise Record With 4-2 Win Over Steelheads -
(SUDBURY, ON) — The Sudbury Wolves continued their strong start to the 2026–27 regular season on Sunday, September 27, welcoming the Brampton Steelheads to the Sudbury Community Arena. The Wolves jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the opening period before both teams traded goals in the second and third. Sudbury added a late insurance marker to secure a 4-2 victory and improve to 4-0-0 to start the season. Wolves Strike Twice in the First After a scoreless opening 10 minutes, the Wolves opened the scoring as Norman Greene (1) found the back of the net to give Sudbury a 1-0 lead, with Parker Smith (2) and Artem Gonchar (1) recording the assists. Four minutes later, Rowan Henderson (3) assisted by Mason Walker (3) and Kingston Harris (4) doubled the Wolves’ advantage on the power play, sending Sudbury into the first intermis
chl.ca2026-09-28
Peterborough Petes vs Kingston Frontenacs | October 2, 2026 | OHL Friday Night Faceoff| Hockey -Tune in to watch LIVE as the Peterborough Petes face off against the Kingston Frontenacs in the OHL Friday Night Faceoff! #OHL #Hockey #FridayNightFaceoff | Friday, October 2 | Live on FloHockey 📺 More For Less. Get 7 months free with an annual subscription. Watch more OHL on FloHockey: https://flosports.link/3Krv1N6 Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to access all of the latest hockey videos! Website: https://www.flohockey.tv/ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2qfd7im Get the FloSports iOS app: http://bit.ly/FloHockeyiOSApp_9 Follow FloHockey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FloHockey.tv Twitter: https://twitter.com/FloHockey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flohockey/
youtube.comProspect Guide: Where the LA Kings Prospects will be playing this season -
The LA Kings will have their prospects scattered across several leagues this season. By my count, the Kings have 40 prospects in their system. With so many prospects to track, we will make a list of where each prospect will play in the system. Undecided (3) The Kings must decide on three of their prospects. Forward Vojtěch Čihař and defenseman Henry Brzustewicz could be loaned back to their junior teams, but are also eligible to play in the AHL. Čihař, 19, is a European import in the WHL, so the CHL-NHL transfer agreement rules don’t apply. If the Kings feel he is physically mature enough, then we could see him on the Ontario Reign. Brzustewicz is 19, but the new CHL-NHL agreement rules allow an NHL team to place one 19-year-old CHL prospect on its AHL affiliates, so heR
hockeyroyalty.comCats go to 3-0 with shootout win over Saint John -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS Home openers on the road don't seem to bother the Moncton Wildcats! The resilient Cats posted their third straight road victory Friday night in Saint John before 3,600 fans nipping the Sea Dogs 4-3 in a shootout spoiling yet another home opener. Last weekend the Wildcats took both games in Charlottetown 4-3 and 6-5 overtime in Halifax. Defenseman Shayne Gould earned first star honors scoring his first QMJHL goal and an assist. Sniper Niko Tournas remained red hot adding two goals, giving him five in the last two games and sophomore Jacoby Weiner was sensational with 32 saves, including some game-saving stops in the overtime. Weiner also picked up an assist. Liam Kilfoil was the only scorer in the shootout to lead Moncton to a perfect 3 & 0 record to start the young season. THREE STARS: ⭐ # 19 SHAYNE GOULD (1G, 1A) ⭐⭐ SNB Alexis Joseph (1G)
moncton-wildcats.comCats honour Irving with comeback & OT win -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS On an evening when the Wildcats honoured late owner Robert K. Irving, they staged a memorable comeback to defeat the Charlottetown Islanders 4-3 in overtime and remain undefeated at a perfect 4-0 this season. It was their 4th consecutive 'home opener' after three road victories in Charlottetown, Halifax and Saint John. The Islanders led 3-0 early in the second period before the Wildcats switched on with four straight goals, leading to Myles Brosnan's overtime heroics at 1:50 of the extra frame. Brosnan had scored earlier in the game and power forward Rian Chudzinski also delivered two key goals tying the game with 2:08 remaining in the third period. Liam Kilfoil and Shayne Gould had two assists each. In goal, Yegor Rybkin was very solid with 33 saves, while Don Hickey made 29 stops for the Islanders. The home opener drew 6,900 fans at the Avenir Cent
moncton-wildcats.comFriday Highlights: Reinforced Storm roll to big win by the Ontario Hockey League -
Oshawa Generals vs. Guelph Storm Final: 6 (GUE) – 0 (OSH) Guelph got a shutout and six goals from a reinforced lineup to hand Oshawa its first loss of the season. Ryan Roobroeck opened the scoring with the 100th goal of his OHL career, coming on his 19th birthday New addition Ethan Czata scored twice for the Storm Owen Griffin scored his first with Guelph, coming against his former club Zach Jovanovski turned in a 25-save shutout Game Centre | Highlights Brampton Steelheads vs. Soo Greyhounds Final: 6 (SOO) – 3 (BRAM) The Soo scored four times in the first period and never let Brampton back in. Newly minted capt
guelphstorm.comBRANTFORD BULLDOGS CRUISE PAST PETERBOROUGH PETES IN 5-2 VICTORY -
BRANTFORD, ONTARIO. The Brantford Bulldogs kicked off the first theme weekend of the season “Buckle Up Country Weekend” sponsored by Bud Light with a 5-2 win against the Peterborough Petes. Jack Clarke (#13) from the Peterborough Petes was the first to strike in the opening period at 2:04, assisted by Francis Parish (#18) and Jacob Xu (#9). Despite firing 14 S.O.G to Peterborough’s 11, the Bulldogs fought hard to tie it up with Petes, but unfortunately came up empty. The opening period closed with Peterborough ahead, 1-0 The Bulldogs flipped the switch to start the second period, determined to even the score, and jump ahead. On Brantford’s first power-play, Aiden Kelly (#66) woul
hamiltonbulldogs.comBULLDOGS REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN EXPLOSIVE 10-4 WIN AGAINST FRONTENACS -
BRANTFORD, ONTARIO. The Brantford Bulldogs put on an offensive showcase, defeating the Kingston Frontenacs 10-4 in Game 2 of the first official theme weekend “Buckle Up Country Weekend” sponsored by Bud Light. The Bulldogs wasted no time to assert dominance in the Mad House, exploding for 5 goals in the opening period alone, and never looking back. Two goals to start, two power-play strikes in the middle of the period to extend the lead, and a last power-play shot for Jeremy Freeman (#8) to cap off the fifth goal. Kingston would gain a goal shortly before the end of the first period, scored by Ty Robar (#28), assisted by Roman Vanacker (#71) and Adam Kelly (#47), however with Brant
hamiltonbulldogs.comFrontenacs look to bounce back against Bulldogs -
Brantford, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs will look to get back in the win column Saturday night when they visit the Brantford Bulldogs at the TD Civic Centre for a 7:00PM puck drop. Saturday’s matchup marks the second game of Kingston’s first three-in-three weekend of the 2026-27 season and comes less than 24 hours after the Frontenacs suffered their first loss of the campaign, falling 5-3 to the Sarnia Sting at Slush Puppie Place. The Frontenacs opened the season with consecutive victories over the Peterborough Petes and Ottawa 67’s, but saw their perfect start come to an end against Sarnia. Tomas Pobezal opened the scoring for Kingston, while the Frontenacs also received goals from Nolan Buttar and Vann Williamson. Despite matching Sarnia with 29 shots, Kingston was unable to overcome a 5-1 deficit against the Sting. Kings
kingstonfrontenacs.comAnthony Stewart and Ethan Werek are returning to Kingston for Y2K Night, Third Jersey Reveal -
Kingston, ON - Two Kingston Frontenacs favourites are coming home. Anthony Stewart and Ethan Werek will return to Kingston this Friday, October 2nd as the Frontenacs bring back the iconic Count Frontenac for a special night at Slush Puppie Place. The former Frontenacs stars will be on hand throughout the evening, including taking part in the ceremonial puck drop to officially kick off the night. Fans will also have the opportunity to meet both Stewart and Werek and get an autograph at the Camera Kingston Autograph Booth. The evening will also feature the highly anticipated unveiling of the Frontenacs’ brand new Count Frontenac alternate jersey, bringing a fresh look to one of the most recognizable symbols in franchise history. With two Frontenacs alumni back in the building and Count F
kingstonfrontenacs.comKingston struggles in first trip to Brantford -
Brantford, ON- The Frontenacs hit the road for the second game of the weekend, heading down the 401, through the Greater Toronto Area and stopping in Brantford for a date with the Bulldogs at the TD Civic Centre. It was not the start the Frontenacs wanted on Saturday. Bulldogs forward Jack Torr started an onslaught of goals for Brantford. Scoring five times in the first period, the Bulldogs took a commanding lead into the intermission. Ty Robar would help the Frontenacs take a little momentum into the locker room. In his first game of the season, he would spin and fire his first goal of the year past Bulldogs goalie Chase Petrova. It was a better second period for the Frontenacs. Matthew Minchak settled down Kingston defensively, and offensively it was Alex McLean who got it started for the Fronte
kingstonfrontenacs.comFrontenacs close out three-in-three against Rangers -
Kitchener, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs will wrap up their first three-in-three weekend of the 2026-27 season on Sunday evening when they visit the Kitchener Rangers at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium for a 6:00PM puck drop. Sunday’s matchup marks Kingston’s third game in as many days following Friday’s 5-3 loss to the Sarnia Sting and Saturday night’s contest against the Brantford Bulldogs. The Frontenacs need to end the weekend on a high note and leave Kitchener with two points after a pair of games they'd like to forget. Going 2-0 in the opening weekend of action is now a distant memory, and the Fronts need a win to stay above .500 on the young season. The black and gold will now face a Rangers team coming off an overtime victory in Erie on Saturday night. Kitchener split its openi
kingstonfrontenacs.comKingston drops two points in Kitchener Sunday night -
Kitchener, ON- The Frontenacs finished their weekend with a trip to the Kitchener Auditorium to face the defending Memorial Cup champions, the Kitchener Rangers, for the first time this season. The script was similar to Saturday night in Brantford when the Frontenacs surrendered the first two goals of the game. Royden Smith made his 4th start of the season and settled into the game after being tested a lot early. Later in the first period, Alex Misiak scored his second goal of the season, swinging the momentum in favour of the Frontenacs heading into the second period. Carrying that momentum, Landon Wright and Nolan Snyder both scored for the Frontenacs to give Kingston their first lead of the game. They held the lead late into the second period before the Rangers struck with 43 seconds left in the frame, tying the game at three heading into the third.
kingstonfrontenacs.comGame Recap: Rangers close out Weekend with Win over Kingston - kitchenerrangers.com
Kingston Drops Two Points in Kitchener Sunday Night -
Kitchener, ON- The Frontenacs finished their weekend with a trip to the Kitchener Auditorium to face the defending Memorial Cup champions, the Kitchen... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comOHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Kitchener Rangers Sept. 27th, 2026 -
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youtube.com2026-09-27
Frontenacs Close out Three-In-Three against Rangers -Kitchener, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs will wrap up their first three-in-three weekend of the 2026-27 season on Sunday evening when they visit the Ki... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
oursportscentral.comOHL Highlights: Kingston Frontenacs @ Brantford Bulldogs Sept. 26th, 2026 -
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Brantford, ON - The Frontenacs hit the road for the second game of the weekend, heading down the 401, through the Greater Toronto Area and stopping in... - OHL Kingston Frontenacs
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