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The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled the preseason edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for 2026-27, led by the Guelph Storm of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). The Cape Breton Eagles of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Victoria Royals of the Western Hockey League (WHL) complete the top three. Compiled with input from NHL Central Scouting, the rankings arrive ahead of tomorrow’s season opener and a campaign expected to feature more than 125 NHL-drafted prospects across the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL. The OHL opens tomorrow when the Peterborough Petes host the Kingston Frontenacs at 7:05 p.m. ET / 4:05 p.m. PT (

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled the preseason edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for 2026-27, led by the Guelph Storm of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). The Cape Breton Eagles of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Victoria Royals of the Western Hockey League (WHL) complete the top three. Compiled with input from NHL Central Scouting, the rankings arrive ahead of tomorrow’s season opener and a campaign expected to feature more than 125 NHL-drafted prospects across the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL. The OHL opens tomorrow when the Peterborough Petes host the Kingston Frontenacs at 7:05 p.m. ET / 4:05 p.m. PT (

Kingston, ON - Troy Mann and the rest of the Frontenacs coaching staff have announced their leadership group for the 2026-27 OHL season. Returning as captain for the upcoming season is Vann Williamson who will be joined by newly minted alternate captains André Mondoux and Tomas Pobezal.  After being named captian following the 2026 trade deadline, Williamson enters the 2026-27 season as the team's longest tenured player, having established himself as an important presence both on and off the ice. Williamson has been a member of the Frontenacs his entire OHL career, and he returns to the Frontenacs to begin his overage season as captain. His experience and commitment to the Frontenacs will be relied upon as Kingston enters the new season. "I'm excited to be back in Kingston this season,"

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled the preseason edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for 2026-27, led by the Guelph Storm of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). The Cape Breton Eagles of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Victoria Royals of the Western Hockey League (WHL) complete the top three. Compiled with input from NHL Central Scouting, the rankings arrive ahead of tomorrow’s season opener and a campaign expected to feature more than 125 NHL-drafted prospects across the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL. The OHL opens tomorrow when the Peterborough Petes host the Kingston Frontenacs at 7:05 p.m. ET / 4:05 p.m. PT (

La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a dévoilé aujourd’hui l’édition présaison du classement du Top 10 de la LCH pour 2026-2027, menée par le Storm de Guelph, de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL). Les Eagles du Cap-Breton, de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ), et les Royals de Victoria, de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ouest (WHL), complètent le trio de tête. Établi avec la contribution de la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH, le classement est publié à la veille du coup d’envoi de la saison, qui devrait mettre en vedette plus de 125 espoirs repêchés par une équipe de la LNH au sein de la WHL, de l’OHL et de la LHJMQ. L’OHL amorcera sa saison demain, lorsque les

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled the preseason edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for 2026-27, led by the Guelph Storm of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). The Cape Breton Eagles of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Victoria Royals of the Western Hockey League (WHL) complete the top three. Compiled with input from NHL Central Scouting, the rankings arrive ahead of tomorrow’s season opener and a campaign expected to feature more than 125 NHL-drafted prospects across the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL. The OHL opens tomorrow when the Peterborough Petes host the Kingston Frontenacs at 7:05 p.m. ET / 4:05 p.m. PT (

Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs are pleased to announce that General Manager Kory Cooper and Head Coach Troy Mann have signed multi-year contract extensions with the hockey club. Cooper and Mann will continue to lead the Frontenacs’ Hockey Operations department as the organization builds toward continued success both on and off the ice. “We're incredibly happy to have Kory and Troy sign these contract extensions,” said Frontenacs President and Governor Doug Springer. "They have altered the trajectory of this franchise for the better and I firmly believe that these two are the best men for the job as we work towards bringing a championship to the city of Kingston." Previously the Assistant General Manager, Cooper took over as General Manager of the Frontenacs in July of 2021 and has played a crucial role in not only

OTTAWA - The Ottawa 67's announced today that forward Brayden Blyth has signed an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement with the... - OHL Ottawa 67's

A panel of 32 accredited OHL media members has weighed in on the 2026-27 season. Each voter submitted a 1-20 ballot, with a first-place vote worth 20 points and descending from there. The average score appears in brackets beside each team. The 2027 Memorial Cup host Guelph Storm open the season atop the rankings, edging the London Knights. OHL Power Rankings will be published weekly on Mondays. 1. Guelph Storm (19.47) The Storm carry the heaviest expectations in the league, and they've earned them. Guelph added Ryan Roobroeck — 99 career goals and counting — and Ethan Czata from Niagara, brought in Owen Griffin from Oshawa over the summer, and kept the group intact around Tyler Hopkins and 20-goal sophomore Carter Stevens. The crease is settled, too: overager Ben Hrebik enters the fold alongside Carolina Hurricanes prospect Zach Jovanovski, giving Cory Stillman two very capable options. With the 2

The Guelph Storm is excited to announce our slate of marquee events for the 2026/2027 season! As always, there will be many sponsored games on our schedule for fans to enjoy. More details and fan giveaways will be shared throughout the season on social media, at guelphstorm.com, and directly to your inbox ahead of each game!  Our marquee events feature specialty event jerseys benefiting local charities, community donation drives, and long-standing annual fan favourites. 2026-27 Marquee Events Friday, September 18 @ 7:07 PM vs. Erie Otters – 2026/2027 Home Opener (Sponsored by Canadian Tire) - The Home Opener features our annual Fan Fest in the Old Quebec Street Shoppes, running from 4:00 PM right up until puck drop!

Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs are pleased to announce that General Manager Kory Cooper and Head Coach Troy Mann have signed multi-year contract extensions with the hockey club. Cooper and Mann will continue to lead the Frontenacs’ Hockey Operations department as the organization builds toward continued success both on and off the ice. “We're incredibly happy to have Kory and Troy sign these contract extensions,” said Frontenacs President and Governor Doug Springer. "They have altered the trajectory of this franchise for the better and I firmly believe that these two are the best men for the job as we work towards bringing a championship to the city of Kingston." Pr

OTTAWA - The Ottawa 67's announced today that forward Teddy Spitznagel will attend the Columbus Blue Jackets' 2026 Prospects Tournament, making him th... - OHL Ottawa 67's

Three reigning champions will open the season in celebration. A new generation will take the spotlight. And after more than 2,000 regular-season games across the WHL, OHL and QMJHL, three playoff roads will converge in Guelph for the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota. The countdown is nearly over. One week from today, the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will open the 2026–27 season on Thursday, Sept. 17, before the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL) get underway Friday, Sept. 18. Opening weekend will quickly turn attention to the rafters as the Kitchener Rangers, Chicoutimi Saguenéens and Everett Silvertips raise championship banners. Eight months later, the season will culminate in Guelph, where one team from the WHL, OHL or QMJHL will capture the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota and stand atop major junior hockey.

A total of 39 CHL players have been named in Elite Prospect's 2027 NHL Draft ranking and players to watch list. The list is led by Everett's Landon DuPont who earlier this summer captained Canada to gold at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup and helped the Silvertips to its first WHL title last season. "At this point, Landon DuPont needs no introduction," wrote Mitchell Brown, Elite Prospect's Head of Scouting and Pro content. "He’s an elite skater with the pace to match, making high-skill plays at a speed very few match. Coupled with his non-stop activation, shifts where he’s not making an impact are a rarity. Defensively, his game arguably shines even more, emphatically winning battles and dislodging pucks before breaking ankles on the exit." Guelph's Jaakko Wycisk is the next highest ranked CHL player at no. 5 after he impressed as a rookie with the Storm a year ago. "A top playmaker in the class and one of its best stickhandlers, Wycisk also boasts the physical skills and the frame ne

PHOTO: Tim Austen   On Saturday, September 5, the Peterborough Petes were in Arnprior for their third preseason matchup against the Ottawa 67’s. The Petes took a 3-2 lead into the third period, adding one in the final frame to win the game by a score of 4-2.   Cooper Dennis (short handed), Leon Kolarik, Adam Levac, and Brody Robertson all scored for the Petes, with Braydon McCallum (2) and Francis Parish both picking up assists. Luka Gelinas started the game in net, stopping 16/18, before Owen Nelson took over, stopping 12/12 and picking up the win.   Game Recap: First Period:   Ottawa Goal (10:19) - Teddy Spitznagel (2), Assist - Kaleb Deitsch (3) Peterborough

NORTH BAY, Ont. — Defenceman Oskar Konobelj has signed a development and education agreement with the North Bay Battalion, the Ontario Hockey League club announced Thursday. Konobelj, a left shot who stands six-foot-four and weighs 192 pounds, was a sixth-round pick in the 2025 OHL Priority Selection from the Ottawa Jr. 67’s U16s. He turned 17 on May 29. “Oskar came into camp on a mission to earn a spot on this year’s roster,” said Adam Dennis, director of hockey operations. “He was a standout through development and training camp and has earned this opportunity. “We look forward to helping him take this next step in his promising young career.” Konobelj, a native of Kranj, Slovenia, played 33 games last season with the Ottawa Junior Canadians of the junior B Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League, scoring three goals and adding five assists for eight points with 126 penalty minutes. He also played two games with the junior A Nepean Raiders of the Central Canada Hockey League and fiv

A total of 39 CHL players have been named in Elite Prospect's 2027 NHL Draft ranking and players to watch list. The list is led by Everett's Landon DuPont who earlier this summer captained Canada to gold at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup and helped the Silvertips to its first WHL title last season. "At this point, Landon DuPont needs no introduction," wrote Mitchell Brown, Elite Prospect's Head of Scouting and Pro content. "He’s an elite skater with the pace to match, making high-skill plays at a speed very few match. Coupled with his non-stop activation, shifts where he’s not making an impact are a rarity. Defensively, his game arguably shines even more, emphatically winning battles and dislodging pucks before breaking ankles on the exit." Guelph's Jaakko Wycisk is the next highest ranked CHL player at no. 5 after he impressed as a rookie with the Storm a year ago. "A top playmaker in the class and one of its best stickhandlers, Wycisk also boasts the physical skills and the frame ne

Three reigning champions will open the season in celebration. A new generation will take the spotlight. And after more than 2,000 regular-season games across the WHL, OHL and QMJHL, three playoff roads will converge in Guelph for the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota. The countdown is nearly over. One week from today, the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will open the 2026–27 season on Thursday, Sept. 17, before the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL) get underway Friday, Sept. 18. Opening weekend will quickly turn attention to the rafters as the Kitchener Rangers, Chicoutimi Saguenéens and Everett Silvertips raise championship banners. Eight months later, the season will culminate in Guelph, where one team from the WHL, OHL or QMJHL will capture the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota and stand atop major junior hockey.

Kingston, ON – General Manager Kory Cooper announced today that the hockey club has acquired a pair of future OHL Priority Selections in exchange for 2007-born defenceman Lukas Moore. Kingston receives: 2028 6th Round Pick (KGN) 2030 4th Round Pick (SOO) Soo receives: D – Lukas Moore (’07) 2028 4th Round Pick (BFD) Lukas Moore spent his entire OHL career with the Frontenacs having been originally drafted by the club in the 2023 OHL Priority Selection in

Kingston, ON – General Manager Kory Cooper announced today that the club has acquired 2007-born forward Brody Cook from the London Knights in exchange for a pick in a future OHL Priority Selection. Kingston receives: FWD - Brody Cook (’07) London receives: 2028 5th Round Pick (BFD) Cook, 19, joins the Frontenacs after spending the 2025-26 season with the Knights, recording six goals and 12 assists for 18 points in

By: Dylan Baker New faces are settling into new places as the 2026-27 Canadian Hockey League (CHL) season comes into focus, with training camps opening across the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). From new voices behind the bench to high-profile player moves and rare interleague matchups, the offseason has reshaped rosters and coaching staffs across all three leagues. Here's a look at some of the biggest storylines as clubs prepare for puck drop in September. Stepping Up Behind the Bench Fifteen clubs across the CHL will enter the 2026-27 season with a new head coach. https://twitter.com/MJWARRIORS/status/2083236245313032532?s=20 Out west, five WHL clubs hired new head coaches. The Moose Jaw Warriors

OTTAWA - The Ottawa 67's announced today that forward Brayden Grima has signed an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement with the... - OHL Ottawa 67's

Get ready for the Ottawa 67’s 2026-27 season with a look at key players, new additions, breakout candidates and the season ahead.

OTTAWA - Six Ottawa 67's players are off to NHL rookie camps this week, with four NHL draft picks and two free-agent invitees set to represent six NHL... - OHL Ottawa 67's

Date: 08/26/2026 Player: Andrew Laurin (F) From: Quinte Red Devils U16 AAA To: Ottawa 67's Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

(Arnprior, ON) - On Saturday, September 5, the Peterborough Petes were in Arnprior for their third preseason matchup against the Ottawa 67's. The Pete... - OHL Peterborough Petes

The Florida Panthers selected forward Vilho Vanhatalo in the sixth round (168th overall) of the 2026 NHL Entry Draft held at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, NY. This feisty Finn spent the majority of the 2025-26 season anchoring Tappara’s U20 team in the SM-sarja, where he posted 10 goals and nine assists while racking up 43 PIM in 38 games. His impressive performance earned him eight games with the men’s squad in Liiga, where he recorded his first professional assist. Vanhatalo returned to the Under-20 circuit for the postseason and led his team in points with 12 in 13 games played. Prior to the start of the season, Vanhatalo took part in the 2025 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, producing two goals and an assist while playing in all five of Finland’s games. He scored and added an assist in the tournament-opening 5-3 loss to Canada and also lit the lamp in a 6-5 semifinal defeat to Sweden. Following the season, Vanhatalo was on Finland&#

OTTAWA – The Ottawa 67’s have announced that forward Andrew Laurin has signed an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement with the club. “Andrew is a powerful, goal-scoring winger who continues to add more layers to his game,” said General Manager Jan Egert. “We are excited to welcome Andrew and his family to Ottawa as he takes the next step in his hockey career.” Laurin was selected by the 67’s 18th overall in the 2026 OHL Priority Selection. The Belleville, Ontario, native spent the 2025-26 season with the Quinte Red Devils U16 AAA, recording 46 points in 27 games, the second-highest total on the team. The 6-foot-1 winger also led Quinte in scoring at the OHL Cup, recording five points in four games, including three goals. HEIGHT: 6'01 | WEIGHT: 175 lbs | BIRTHDAY: 2010-04-09 | HOMETOWN: Belleville, ON | PREVIOUS TEAM: Quinte Red Devils U16 AAA | SHOOTS

The Halifax Mooseheads have released forward Will Hughes from the Goodlife Fitness Training Camp roster. The overage forward from Ottawa, ON was atten... - QMJHL Halifax Mooseheads

Highlights Arizona State is reviewing the outdoor workout that left Blues prospect Matthew Mayich hospitalized Sources say the session was a military-style workout run by an outside group, not ASU coaches Read below for the statements from St. Louis and the Ottawa 67’s Arizona State is reviewing the workout that put Matthew Mayich in a […] The post Matthew Mayich Investigation: ASU Workout Was ‘Military-Style’ appeared first on Gino Hard.

OTTAWA - The Ottawa 67's announced today that forward Andrew Laurin has signed an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement with the... - OHL Ottawa 67's

The Ontario Hockey League is sending thoughts, prayers and support to former Ottawa 67's defenceman Matthew Mayich and his family.

NHL prospect Matthew Mayich, who was born in Hamilton and played junior hockey with the Ottawa 67's, is in hospital in Arizona following "an off-ice training incident," says the Ontario Hockey League. Now 21, he played minor hockey with the Hamilton Huskies and was drafted by the St. Louis Blues in 2023.

The Ontario Hockey League is pleased to congratulate officials Nick Isaacson, Hayden Verbeek and Chris Martenet, who have been hired by the National Hockey League on minor-league officiating contracts for the 2026-27 season. All three arrive in the NHL officiating system after previously playing in the Ontario Hockey League before returning to the league as officials. Isaacson and Martenet were both selected to participate in the 2025 CHL/NHL Officials' Development Camp in St-Hyacinthe, Que. last November, where they worked directly with NHL officiating supervisors through classroom meetings, video review and game assignments. Less than a year later, both have earned the opportunity to advance into the professional officiating ranks. "To have three former OHL players earn NHL officiating contracts is an outstanding accomplishment for Nick, Hayden and Chris, and a proud moment for our program," said OHL Director of Officiating Conrad Haché. "They understood the game at a high level a

Get to know the Ottawa 67's 2026 draft class and incoming talent as the club prepares for the 2026-27 OHL season.

Seasoned Sault Ste. Marie-based scout Jamie Henderson has been promoted to head of player development by the Ottawa 67’s of the Ontario Hockey League. As part of his expanded role with Ottawa, Henderson will oversee the growth and support of 67’s prospects while working under general managerJan Egert. Henderson was initially hired by the 67’s as […] The post 67’s promote Jamie Henderson appeared first on .

OTTAWA - The Ottawa 67's will officially hit the ice next week as preparations begin for the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League season.Players will rep... - OHL Ottawa 67's