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From record-setting performances, standout rookie campaigns and debuts, Ontario Hockey League (OHL) alumni continued to make their mark across the NHL throughout the 2025-26 regular season. Here’s a look at some of the top performances from former OHL players at hockey’s highest level:   Scoring Leaders Forward Scoring Leader – Connor McDavid (Erie Otters/Edmonton Oilers) McDavid once again set the standard offensively, leading the NHL with 138 points while also pacing the league with 90 assists. The Oilers captain extended his streak of 100-point seasons to six, further cementing his place among the game’s elite.   The 100-Point Club Only eight players reached the 100-point plateau in the NHL this season, and three of them are OHL graduates. Joining McDavid are Mark Scheifele (Barrie Colts) at 103 points and Nick Suzuki (Owen Sound Attack/Guelph Storm) at 101. That means OHL alumni made up

LETHBRIDGE, AB- The Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club have announced that 2007-born defenceman Kyle Heger and 2008-born forward Gavin Lesiuk have be... - WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes

The Winnipeg Jets may be in refueling mode one season after taking home the Presidents' Trophy as NHL regular-season champions, but Brayden Yager is ready for takeoff. The Prince Albert-born, Saskatoon-raised forward took his first NHL strides under the bright lights of Las Vegas's T-Mobile Arena on Monday night. "Everybody has kind of come up to me and congratulated me and are just saying enjoy it," Yager said prior to the match. "You only get your first game once, so go out there, have fun, compete and just enjoy it." While the Jets were mathematically eliminated from playoff contention with a 6-2 loss to the 2023 Stanley Cup Champions, Yager showed plenty of promise with one shot and 17 shifts in 10:25 of ice time, while skating on a line with WHL great Nino Niederreiter, who surpassed 1,000 NHL games earlier this season. With two games left on the regular season slate, Jets alternate captain and Penticton Vees part-owner Mark Scheifele sees plenty of opportunity ahead for Yager

LETHBRIDGE, AB- The Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club are proud to announce that Hockey Canada has named 2009-born goaltender Leif Oaten to the Prel... - WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes

LETHBRIDGE, AB- The Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club are proud to announce that Hockey Canada has named head coach Matt Anholt and assistant coach ... - WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes

It's an all-Alberta showdown in Round Two of the 2026 WHL Playoffs. The Central Division rivals from Medicine Hat and Calgary are ready to battle in the postseason for the first time in more than a decade. Calgary, which finished third in the Central Division, was the first Eastern Conference team to move on to the second round after completing a sweep of the Brandon Wheat Kings on April 2. The 2025 WHL Champion Tigers needed five games to move on after being stunned by the seventh-seed Regina Pats in Game 2 of their opening series. Medicine Hat took the regular season series against Calgary in dominant fashion with a 7-1-0-0 record, though four of those games were decided by a single goal and three required overtime or a shootout. The Tabbies are tied with the regular-season champion Everett Silvertips for most goals in the first round with 25, though none of the Tigers have surpassed three goals- yet. Jonas Woo, fresh off of setting a franchise record for single-season points b

After a regular season that saw races for most positions in the standings come down to the wire, the 2026 Gilles-Courteau Trophy playoffs start tonight. Let’s take a look at what the Eastern Conference teams have to offer this spring. By Will MacLaren    Moncton Wildcats - 50-10-2-2, 104 Pts - 1st in East, 1st overall The Wildcats put together another season to remember, posting its second consecutive 50-win campaign and becoming just the third team in the 21st century to capture two consecutive Jean-Rougeau Trophies as regular season champions. It was a team with a different feel this year; 16 players on the current roster were not donning the Cats’ crest 12 months ago. Different doesn’t necessarily mean downgraded, though. With eight 20-goal scorers in the lineup, including Niko Tournas’ team-leading 43, the dynamics of Utah Mammoth draftees Caleb Desnoyers and Gabe Smith, league-leading defensive scorer Tommy Bleyl and speed to burn on

Maxim Massé (forward), Jordan Tourigny (defenseman), Rudy Guimond (goaltender) and Ivan Ryabkin (rookie) receive the honors  Forward of the Month Maxim Massé – Chicoutimi Saguenéens – 9GP, 6G, 16A, 22Pts With a lot to play for down the stretch, Maxim Massé truly saved the best of his regular season for last. The 19-year-old from Rimouski, Quebec went on an offensive tear during the final weeks of the campaign along with the rest of his Sagueneens teammates. The fourth-year veteran recorded multiple points in five outings. The biggest highlight occurred on March 7th versus Charlottetown. Massé set a new personal benchmark with seven points while tying a league record with a +8 rating. He also produced three powerplay tallies during the month while his final goal of the regular season not only tied him with Justin Carbonneau for the league lead with 51, it was his eighth gam

Edmonton, Alta. - The Edmonton Oil Kings with finish the season with 21 road with after a 2-1 victory over the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Friday night a... - WHL Edmonton Oil Kings

LETHBRIDGE - An electric five-minutes powered the Red Deer Rebels to a 4-3 road win over the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Wednesday night at the VisitLethbridge.com Arena.

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