Erie Otters

Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 06/11/2026 Player: Michael D'Alessio (D) From: Erie Otters To: Quinnipiac Univ. Information: College Commitment Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Erie, Pennsylvania - It is a massive year for the Erie Otters Hockey Club as the organization prepares to celebrate it's 30th season competing in the ... - OHL Erie Otters

The Ontario Hockey League recognized its 2025-26 Business Award winners during the league's annual Business Meetings, celebrating outstanding achievement and innovation across a variety of business, community, retail, broadcast and fan engagement initiatives throughout the 2025-26 season. The awards recognize excellence both on the club level and across the league, highlighting organizations that have contributed to the continued growth and success of the OHL on and off the ice. OHL Content Team Award Presented by Collin Jennings, Manager of Social Media & Digital Content Kingston Frontenacs The Kingston Frontenacs are the recipients of the 2025-26 OHL Content Team Award. Throughout the season, the Frontenacs consistently delivered creative, detailed and authentic storytelling that helped fans connect with the players, coaches and personalities behind the team. From player features and alumni coverage to day-to-day team content, Kingston set a

Erie, Pennsylvania - For the second season in-a-row, an early season home-and-home with one of the Otters' top rivals will have just a bit more meanin... - OHL Erie Otters

Erie, Pennsylvania -- It's the biggest season yet for the Erie Otters as the club is thrilled to celebrate their 30th season competing in the Ontario ... - OHL Erie Otters

In conjunction with the Ontario Hockey League, the Guelph Storm is excited to announce the 2026-2027 season will begin with a mid-west division match-... - OHL Guelph Storm

Erie, Pennsylvania - Priority Selection Draft week would begin Monday night, as the Erie Otters would participate in the 2026 Ontario Hockey League Un... - OHL Erie Otters

When the Ontario Hockey League introduced the Under-18 Priority Selection, it carved out a new pathway for players whose hockey journeys didn't follow a conventional route. For some, it offered a second chance to hear their name called after being passed over in the OHL Priority Selection. For others, it swung open the door to the league following different development paths. As OHL clubs gear up for tonight's U18 Priority Selection, recent history stands as a reminder that impact players can come from anywhere. Over the past several years, U18 selections have gone on to become Memorial Cup champions, NHL signees, and key contributors at both the junior and professional levels. Perhaps no player better captures the value of the draft than former Saginaw Spirit forward Calem Mangone. Selected second overall in the 2021 U18 Priority Selection, Mangone deve

BRANTFORD, ONTARIO - Brantford Bulldogs General Manager Spencer Hyman has announced the signing of recently acquired forward Jack Good from the Brooks Bandits of the BCHL. Good, 19, joins the Bulldogs after spending the past two seasons with the BCHL's Brooks Bandits. The Markham, Ont. native recorded 70 points (22-48–70) in 54 regular-season games during the 2025-26 season, leading the league in assists and helping Brooks capture its second consecutive BCHL championship. He also scored the overtime-winning goal in Game 5 of the championship series. Originally selected by the Erie Otters in the seventh round (125th overall) of the 2022 OHL Priority Selection, Good played at St. Andrew's College before moving to the BCHL. He is committed to Merrimack College.   On his acquisition, Brantford Bulldogs General Manager Spencer Hyman was quoted; “We are extremely excited to welcome Jack Good to the Bulldogs organization.” said Brantford Bulldogs General Manager Spe

Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 06/03/2026 Player: David Egorov (G) From: Brantford Bulldogs To: Erie Otters Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 06/03/2026 Player: Jack Good (F) From: Erie Otters To: Brantford Bulldogs Information: Player rights Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 06/03/2026 Player: Liam Beamish (F) From: Sarnia Sting To: Erie Otters Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

A look at the Erie Otters' 2026 graduating class, featuring Andrew Kuzma, Noah Erliden, and Jackson Schouten.

Erie, Pennsylvania -- In a busy day full of trades around the OHL, the Otters have made another thrilling move geared toward a potent offense in 2026-... - OHL Erie Otters

Sarnia Sting General Manager, Dylan Seca, announced this afternoon that the Hockey Club has completed a trade with the Erie Otters.In the trade, t... - OHL Sarnia Sting

Erie, Pennsylvania -- The OHL has put a pause on its summer trade freeze leading up to the OHL Draft and the Otters front office has taken full advant... - OHL Erie Otters

BRANTFORD, ONTARIO. Brantford Bulldogs General Manager Spencer Hyman today announced a pair of trades with the Erie Otters, the acquisition of the pla... - OHL Brantford Bulldogs

The Erie Otters have acquired forward Liam Beamish from the Sarnia Sting in exchange for a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 third-round pick in the OHL Priority Selection. Beamish, a Beamsville, Ontario native, appeared in 66 games with the Sting during the 2025-26 season, recording 11 goals and 22 assists for 33 points in his second OHL campaign. Originally selected by Sarnia in the eighth round (151st overall) of the 2023 OHL Priority Selection, Beamish developed through the GOJHL with the Fort Erie Meteors, where he was named Rookie of the Year for the Golden Horseshoe Conference, before making the jump to major junior. He also spent time in the BCHL with the Salmon Arm Silverbacks prior to fully joining the Sting's roster. For Sarnia, the deal brings back future draft capital as the club continues to manage its assets ahead of the 2026 OHL Priority Selection and beyond. For Erie, the move adds another forward to its roster as the team continues to reshape it

The Erie Otters have added goaltender David Egorov from the Brantford Bulldogs, while Brantford receives Jack Good's rights and four draft picks.

Erie, Pennsylvania - The Erie Otters continue to be at the forefront of player experience and development within the OHL, and another addition has bee... - OHL Erie Otters

Over the past two decades, the longest Kris Knoblauch has been out of work as a hockey coach is two months, back when the WHL Kootenay Ice fired him in 2013 and out of the blue Erie Otters GM Sherry Bassin called offering him a job.

Over the past two decades, the longest Kris Knoblauch has been out of work as a hockey coach is two months, back when the WHL Kootenay Ice fired him in 2013 and out of the blue Erie Otters GM Sherry Bassin called offering him a job.

Erie, Pennsylvania -- The Erie Otters are proud to congratulate Keenan Reynolds as he has been named the Head Coach of the Owen Sound Attack.Reyno... - OHL Erie Otters

Lucas Ambrosio 2025-26 Team: Erie Otters (OHL)Date of Birth: Jan. 06, 2008Place of Birth: Mississauga, OntarioHt: 6-ft-4 Wt: 190 poundsShoots: LeftPosition: DefensemanNHL Draft Eligibility: 2026 first-year eligible Rankings In a…

* The Second Round series between Montreal and Buffalo is set to exchange one electric atmosphere for another and shift from the banks of the St. Lawrence River back to the eastern shores of Lake Erie when the teams tangle in the second Game 7 of the 2026

The Second Round series between Montreal and Buffalo is set to exchange one electric atmosphere for another and shift from the banks of the St. Lawrence River back to the eastern shores of Lake Erie when the teams tangle in … Continue reading → The post Recap of Stanley Cup Playoffs from 17 May 2026 first appeared on Pro Hockey News.

Former Erie Otters defenceman Matthew Schaefer captured the 2026 Calder Trophy after a historic rookie season with the New York Islanders, becoming the latest OHL graduate to shine on hockey’s biggest stage.

The former Laval Voisins star finished ahead of another Pittsburgh Penguins great in Sidney Crosby (Rimouski Océanic), followed by Wayne Gretzky (Peterborough Petes/Soo Greyhounds), Connor McDavid (Erie Otters) and Mike Bossy (Laval National).

TORONTO — Mario Lemieux was ranked the greatest player in major junior hockey history as the Canadian Hockey League unveiled its all-time Top 50 list Thursday. The former Laval Voisins star finished ahead of another Pittsburgh Penguins great in Sidney Crosby (Rimouski Océanic), followed by Wayne Gretzky (Peterborough Petes/Soo Greyhounds), Connor McDavid (Erie Otters) and The post Mario Lemieux named greatest player in CHL history ahead of Crosby, Gretzky, McDavid appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.