2026-10-28
Six joueurs des Tigres sur les radars de la LNH -Les Tigres se démarquent parmi les équipes de la LHJMQ en vue du prochain repêchage de la LNH. Six joueurs de l’organisation ont été identifiés par la Centrale de recrutement dans sa liste préliminaire dévoilée lundi. Andrei Nikoleyev est celui qui bénéficie de la meilleure évaluation au sein de l’équipe. Le gardien a reçu la cote « B », qui correspond à une sélection potentielle dans les premières rondes du repêchage. Loïk Gariépy et Cohen Paquet ont quant à eux obtenu la cote « C ». Cette évaluation les place parmi les espoirs susceptibles d’être sélectionnés en quatrième ou cinquième ronde. Enfin, Alexey Vlasov, Alexis Guévin et Deryk Lemaire se sont vu attribuer la cote « W », qui indique une possibilité de sélection dans les rondes plus tardives. Avec six joueurs répertoriés, les Tigres occupent le premier rang de la LHJMQ à égalité avec les Sea Dogs de Saint John. Au total, 53 joueurs du circuit figurent sur cette liste préliminaire, une première étape dans l
tigresvictoriaville.comL’Italien & Sintschnig high on NHL Central Scouting list -
2026-10-27 A pair of Halifax Mooseheads featured extremely prominently on NHL Central Scouting's first rankings of the top prospects to watch ahead of the 2027 NHL Entry Draft. Defenceman Malik L'Italien was given an A rating as a potential first round draft pick while forward Paul Sintschnig was given a B rating as a potential second or third round pick. L'Italien - drafted third overall by the Mooseheads in the 2025 QMJHL Entry Draft - joined Jamie Glance and Alexis Joseph from the Saint John Sea Dogs along with Carter Meyer of the Quebec Remparts as the only four players from the QMJHL to be considered first round candidates. The blueliner from Montreal, QC scored the most points by a 16-year-old defenceman in the league last season with 24 points while
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176 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.ca53 joueurs LHJMQ sur la liste préliminaire de la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH -
La Centrale de recrutement de la LNH vient de publier sa première liste de la saison des meilleurs espoirs à surveiller en vue du Repêchage 2027 de la LNH. Cette liste comprend un total de 53 joueurs développés dans la LHJMQ qui ont attiré l'attention des recruteurs de la LNH depuis le début de l'année. Parmi eux, quatre espoirs sont considérés comme des choix potentiels de premier tour : Jamie Glance et Alexis Joseph, des Sea Dogs de Saint John, Malik L'Italien, des Mooseheads de Halifax, et Carter Meyer, des Remparts de Québec. Les joueurs de la liste préliminaire ayant une cote A sont considérés comme des choix potentiels de première ronde. Les joueurs ayant une cote B sont projetés comme des choix possibles de deuxième ou troisième tour. Ceux qui ont une cote C sont des candidats potentiels de quatrième ou cinquième ronde, tandis que les joueurs ayant une cote W sont des choix possibles de sixième ou septième ronde. Quatre joueurs de la LHJMQ ont obtenu une cote B depuis
hockeyphoenix.caSea Dogs lead QMJHL with six players named to NHL Central Scouting Players to Watch list -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – Six Saint John Sea Dogs players have been named to NHL Central Scouting's Preliminary Players to Watch list for the 2027 NHL Draft, tied for the most among all Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) teams. Forwards Jamie Glance and Alexis Joseph lead the way with A ratings, identifying them as potential first-round selections. The two are among just four QMJHL players to receive the designation. Forwards Matyáš Čančík and Oliver Ozogany, defenceman Thomas Charbonneau and goaltender Rafaël Courchesne round out the Sea Dogs contingent, each receiving a W rating as potential sixth- or seventh-round selections. NHL Central Scouting's preliminary list identifies prospects ahead of the 2027 NHL Draft, with A-rated players considered first-round candidates, B-rated players projected for the second or third round, C-rated players for the fourth or fifth round, and W-rated players for the sixth or seventh round. Glance leads the Sea Dogs in scori
saintjohnseadogs.com4 joueurs des Voltigeurs sur la liste préliminaire de la LNH -
La Centrale de recrutement de la LNH vient de publier sa première liste de la saison des meilleurs espoirs à surveiller en vue du Repêchage 2027 de la LNH. Cette liste comprend un total de 53 joueurs développés dans la LHJMQ qui ont attiré l'attention des recruteurs de la LNH depuis le début de l'année. Parmi eux, quatre espoirs sont considérés comme des choix potentiels de premier tour : Jamie Glance et Alexis Joseph, des Sea Dogs de Saint John, Malik L'Italien, des Mooseheads de Halifax, et Carter Meyer, des Remparts de Québec. Les joueurs de la liste préliminaire ayant une cote A sont considérés comme des choix potentiels de première ronde. Les joueurs ayant une cote B sont projetés comme des choix possibles de deuxième ou troisième tour. Ceux qui ont une cote C sont des candidats potentiels de quatrième ou cinquième ronde, tandis que les joueurs ayant une cote W sont des choix possibles de sixième ou septième ronde. Quatre joueurs de la LHJMQ ont obtenu une cote B depuis le débu
voltigeurs.caÉquipe de la semaine FloHockey | Semaine 6, 2026-2027 -
Voici les joueurs qui se retrouvent sur l’Équipe de la semaine FloHockey pour la période du 19 au 25 octobre. Représentant un alignement partant de trois avants, deux défenseurs et un gardien de but, ces joueurs ont été sélectionnés en fonction de leurs performances au courant de la dernière semaine. _ ATTAQUANTS : Liam LEFEBVRE | Eagles du Cap-Breton | 2PJ-2B-3A, +3 Egor SHILOV | Tigres de Victoriaville | 3PJ-2B-4A, +3 Alexey VLASOV | Tigres de Victoriaville | 3PJ-3B-2A, +2 DÉFENSEURS : Filip KOVALCIK | Voltigeurs de Drummondville | 2PJ-0B-5A, +0 Bo DAMPHOUSSE | Sea Dogs de Saint John | 3PJ-0B-3A, +4 GARDIEN DE BUT : Benjamin LELIÈVRE | Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand | 2-0-0-0, ,954%, 1,48, 1 BL
lhjmq.qc.ca53 joueurs LHJMQ sur la liste préliminaire de la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH -
La Centrale de recrutement de la LNH vient de publier sa première liste de la saison des meilleurs espoirs à surveiller en vue du Repêchage 2027 de la LNH. Cette liste comprend un total de 53 joueurs développés dans la LHJMQ qui ont attiré l'attention des recruteurs de la LNH depuis le début de l'année. Parmi eux, quatre espoirs sont considérés comme des choix potentiels de premier tour : Jamie Glance et Alexis Joseph, des Sea Dogs de Saint John, Malik L'Italien, des Mooseheads de Halifax, et Carter Meyer, des Remparts de Québec. Les joueurs de la liste préliminaire ayant une cote A sont considérés comme des choix potentiels de première ronde. Les joueurs ayant une cote B sont projetés comme des choix possibles de deuxième ou troisième tour. Ceux qui ont une cote C sont des candidats potentiels de quatrième ou cinquième ronde, tandis que les joueurs ayant une cote W sont des choix possibles de sixième ou septième ronde. Quatre joueurs de la LHJMQ ont obtenu une cote B depuis
lhjmq.qc.caFloHockey Team of the Week | Week 6, 2026-27 -
Here are the players who made it onto the FloHockey Team of the Week for the period ranging from October 19 to 25. Representing a starting lineup of three forwards, two defensemen and one goaltender, these players have been selected based on their performances over the past week. _ FORWARDS: Liam LEFEBVRE | Cape Breton Eagles | 2GP-2G-3A, +3 Egor SHILOV | Victoriaville Tigres | 3GP-2G-4A, +3 Alexey VLASOV | Victoriaville Tigres | 3GP-3G-2A, +2 DEFENSEMEN: Filip KOVALCIK | Drummondville Voltigeurs | 2GP-0G-5A, +0 Bo DAMPHOUSSE | Saint John Sea Dogs | 3GP-0G-3A, +4 GOALTENDER: Benjamin LELIÈVRE | Blainville-Boisbriand Armada | 2-0-0-0, .954%, 1.48, 1 SO
theqmjhl.ca53 QMJHL players on the NHL Central Scouting preliminary list -
The NHL Central Scouting released earlier today it’s first rankings of the regular season, listing the top prospects to watch ahead of the 2027 NHL Entry Draft. The list features a total of 53 QMJHL developed players that have garnered the attention of NHL scouting experts so far this year. From that total, four prospects have been labeled as potential first-round selections: Jamie Glance and Alexis Joseph of the Saint John Sea Dogs, Malik L’Italien of the Halifax Mooseheads and Carter Meyer of the Québec Remparts. The players on the preliminary list with an A rating are considered as first-round candidates. Players with B ratings are considered as possible second- or third-round picks. Those with a C rating are potential fourth- or fifth-round selections, while players receiving a W grade are viewed as possible sixth- or seventh-round picks. Four QMJHLers have received a B rating so far this season, while 11 have been graded with a C and 26 more find themselves in the W rat
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-26
GAME RECAP: Donovan’s hat trick powers Sea Dogs past Voltigeurs -DRUMMONDVILLE, Que. – Alex Donovan scored three unanswered goals, including the game-winner, to lead the Saint John Sea Dogs to a thrilling 7-5 comeback victory over the Drummondville Voltigeurs on Sunday afternoon at Centre Marcel Dionne. Alexis Joseph opened the scoring for Saint John just 2:26 into the first period, firing the puck over Mathys Fortin's shoulder following a setup from Jamie Glance. William Dumont responded for Drummondville at 12:17 when a pass deflected off his skate and into the net, before Jayden Rousseau gave the Voltigeurs a 2-1 lead with a power-play goal just over two minutes later. Jesse Dunlap tied the game at 17:57 with his first career QMJHL goal, sending a wrist shot through traffic from the blue line to make it 2-2 after 20 minutes. Jan Larys replaced Fortin in the Drummondville net to start the second period, and the Voltigeurs struck twice in quick succession. Loic Brunet scored following a scramble in front at 2:23 before Jacob Bouc
saintjohnseadogs.comCataractes down Wildcats 4-1 in road trip finale -
BOX SCORE & HIGHLIGHTS Shawinigan scored three first period goals Sunday afternoon at the Centre Gervais Auto to tame the Wildcats 4-1, ending the inaugural Quebec road trip at 1-2 for the Cats. The first Cataractes goal was a penalty shot effort by Frederic Bergeron -- awarded during a Moncton powerplay. Niko Tournas potted the Cats goal, his 10th, on a setup from Rian Chudzinski. THREE STARS: ⭐️ Philippe Boucher SHA (39 saves) ⭐️⭐️ Eliot Faucher SHA (1G) ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Chad Lygitsakos SHA (1G) The Wildcats opened the weekend with a 3-2 victory in Sherbrooke Friday night, followed by a 3-1 setback to the Voltigeurs in Drummondville Saturday afternoon. The Cats now play host to the Cape Breton Eagles Friday night at the Avenir Center in the annual Halloween Game. Saturday, Moncton visits Saint John at 4pm at TD Station. The Wildcats enter play this week with a 7-6 record in the
moncton-wildcats.comBLB @ GAT : Ce que vous devez savoir -
GATINEAU - Les Olympiques de Gatineau sont de retour devant leurs partisans cet après-midi alors qu'ils accueillent l'Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand dès 15 h au Centre Slush Puppie. Après une convaincante victoire de 7 à 3 face aux Sea Dogs de Saint John vendredi soir, les hommes de Serge Beausoleil tenteront de poursuivre sur leur lancée et de récolter deux précieux points au classement de l'Association Ouest. Il s'agira du deuxième affrontement de la saison entre les deux formations. Le 25 septembre dernier, l'Armada avait eu le dessus sur les Olympiques par la marque de 3 à 2 en prolongation, également au Centre Slush Puppie. Les Gatinois auront donc l'occasion de prendre leur revanche devant leurs partisans. Les Olympiques retrouvent leur touche offensive Vendredi soir, les Olympiques ont offert une solide performance offensive en inscrivant sept buts face aux Sea Dogs de Saint John. Gatineau a rapidement imposé son rythme en marquant deux fois au cours
olympiquesdegatineau.caDonovan's Hat Trick Powers Sea Dogs Past Voltigeurs -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - Alex Donovan scored three unanswered goals, including the game-winner, to lead the Saint John Sea Dogs to a thrilling 7-5 comeback ... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comNathan Riendeau (F) from Collège Charles-Lemoyne Riverains to Saint John Sea Dogs -
Date: 10/26/2026 Player: Nathan Riendeau (F) From: Collège Charles-Lemoyne Riverains To: Saint John Sea Dogs Information: Recalled Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
eliteprospects.com#119 Saint John Sea Dogs 7 Drummondville Voltigeurs 5 25-10-26 -
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GAME RECAP: Sea Dogs stumble in Quebec road trip opener -GATINEAU, Que. – The Saint John Sea Dogs opened their three-game Quebec road trip with a 7-3 loss to the Gatineau Olympiques on Friday night at Centre Slush Puppie. Dylan Allie opened the scoring for Gatineau at 4:33 of the first period, chipping the puck past Samuel Meloche from in tight. Peter Legostaev doubled the Olympiques' lead at 6:20, burying his own rebound, before Artem Glukhikh made it 3-0 off a cross-ice pass from Charles Pigeon. Saint John got on the board at 14:32 when Thomas Charbonneau capitalized on a rebound from Dylan Rozzi's initial shot, sending the puck off Danai Shaiikov's shoulder and into the top corner. Gatineau carried a 3-1 lead into the intermission, holding a 13-9 advantage in shots. Louis-Étienne Halley extended Gatineau's lead to 4-1 with an individual effort at 7:24 of the second period before Simon-Xavier Cyr added another at 11:47. Saint John responded with five minutes remaining when Zachary Morin intercepted Shaiikov's clearing at
saintjohnseadogs.comGAME RECAP: Third-period comeback lifts Sea Dogs past Armada -
BLAINVILLE, Que. – The Saint John Sea Dogs scored three unanswered goals in the third period to complete a 3-1 comeback victory over the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada on Saturday night at Centre Excellence Sports Rousseau, snapping a three-game losing streak. Both goaltenders came up with key saves in a scoreless opening period, with Saint John holding a 10-8 advantage in shots after 20 minutes. Jacob McKinnon opened the scoring for Blainville-Boisbriand at 7:09 of the second period, sending a shot through Courchesne's pads that trickled over the goal line. Despite trailing 1-0 heading into the second intermission, the Sea Dogs held a 22-14 advantage in shots through 40 minutes. Saint John broke through at 5:59 of the third period when Brandon Delarosbil finished a pass from Jabez Seymour, lifting the puck over the outstretched pad of Nicolas Gillham-Cirka to tie the game at one. Olivier Lemieux completed the comeback at 16:48, burying a rebound from Bo Damphousse's
saintjohnseadogs.comMoose cap off homestand with a victory over Charlottetown -
2026-10-24 The longest homestand of the season ended with 6-3 victory on 90's Night for the Halifax Mooseheads as they defeated the Charlottetown Islanders at Scotiabank Centre. Nathan Langlois had a great outing with two goals and one assist while Shawn Carrier was huge with four helpers in the win. Goalie Jack Fichthorn stopped 33 of the 36 shots fired at him and the Moose went 4-1-0-1 over the six consecutive games played on home ice. Box Score It was a nice rebound game for the Herd after suffering their second regulation loss of the season 24 hours earlier in a 6-3 loss to Cape Breton. Halifax exploded for four goals in the first period on just six shots against Isles goalie Donald Hickey. Quinn Kennedy, Mateo Nobert, Nathan Langlois and Nico Uschan all lit the lamp to build up a substantial lead through 20 minutes of action. https://twitter.com/HFXMooseheads/status/211414993
halifaxmooseheads.ca#108 Saint John Sea Dogs 3 Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 1 - 24 10 26 -
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#105 Saint John Sea Dogs 3 Gatineau Olympiques 7 - 23-10-2026 -#105 Saint John Sea Dogs 3 Gatineau Olympiques 7 - 23-10-2026 _ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LHJMQPageOfficielle http://www.facebook.com/qmjhl _ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/lhjmq_qmjhl_ _ X: https://x.com/LHJMQ https://x.com/QMJHL _ Billets 🎟️ Tickets: https://chl.ca/lhjmq/billets/ https://chl.ca/lhjmq/en/tickets/
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GATINEAU – Les Olympiques de Gatineau seront de retour devant leurs partisans ce vendredi 23 octobre, alors qu'ils accueilleront les Sea Dogs de Saint John dès 19 h au Centre Slush Puppie. Après une séquence de matchs disputés sur la route, la troupe de Serge Beausoleil retrouvera son domicile pour un affrontement contre une formation des Maritimes qui connaît elle aussi un début de saison intéressant. Voici ce que vous devez savoir en vue de cette confrontation. Deux formations qui veulent grimper au classement Les Olympiques et les Sea Dogs présentent des statistiques offensives relativement similaires depuis le début de la campagne 2026-2027. Gatineau marque en moyenne environ 3,5 buts par rencontre, tout en accordant 3,2 buts à l'adversaire. Du côté de Saint John, la production offensive se situe également autour de 3,5 buts par match, alors que l'équipe accorde approximativement 3,6 buts par rencontre. Ces chiffres laissent présager un duel intéressan
olympiquesdegatineau.caLes mercredis LHJMQ débarquent à TVA Sports -
Dès le 28 octobre, TVA Sports lancera « Les mercredis LHJMQ » et présentera les matchs de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ). La chaîne diffusera 19 matchs cette saison, confirmant ainsi sa position de destination hockey au Québec. Le coup d’envoi sera donné avec le Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, à Gatineau. Pour faire vivre toute l'intensité de ces affrontements, TVA Sports confie l’animation à Justine St-Martin, la description à Anthony Marcotte et l’analyse à Ann-Sophie Bettez. Ce nouveau rendez-vous mettra en vedette des équipes de partout dans la ligue et les meilleurs espoirs du hockey junior. La LHJMQ vient compléter une offre unique à TVA Sports, qui compte déjà jusqu'à 350 matchs de la LNH par saison. « Aucune autre chaîne n'offre aux partisans québécois autant de hockey, des futures vedettes aux meilleurs joueurs au monde. La LHJMQ, c'est le hockey de chez nous, joué dans nos régions, par des je
voltigeurs.caSortez vos costumes : l’Halloween s’empare du Centre Marcel-Dionne ce dimanche! -
Sorcières, superhéros, fantômes et petits monstres : préparez-vous à envahir le Centre Marcel-Dionne! Ce dimanche 25 octobre, dès 16 h, les Voltigeurs de Drummondville vous invitent à célébrer l'Halloween en famille à l'occasion de la visite des Sea Dogs de Saint John. Au programme : bonbons, costumes, ambiance ensorcelante et une collaboration magique avec la boutique Sorcière et Magie de Drummondville. Et grâce à Desjardins, les enfants pourront profiter gratuitement du spectacle! Une Halloween remplie de surprises et de bonbons! Pas besoin d'attendre le 31 octobre pour sortir les déguisements! Les Voltigeurs invitent petits et grands à enfiler leurs plus beaux costumes pour vivre un après-midi d'Halloween au rythme du hockey junior. Des bonbons seront distribués aux enfants, question d'ajouter une touche sucrée à cette rencontre qui promet de plaire à toute la famille. Que vous soyez déguisés en vampires, en princesses, en superhé
voltigeurs.caEagles Look To Build Win Streak With Visit To Mooseheads -
The Cape Breton Eagles are looking to build a winning streak as they make their first visit to the provincial capital tonight to take on the rival Halifax Mooseheads. The Eagles are coming off their best performance of the season, a 4-1 victory six days against a powerful Saint John Sea Dogs. Trailing 1-0 after the opening period, the Eagles dominated the final 40 minutes, outshooting the Sea Dogs 27-10 in that stretch. Maxim Schäfer scored the tying and winning goals for the Eagles, recorded his first multi-goal game as an Eagle. Elias Schneider collected an assist, and continues to lead the Eagles in scoring with 12 points on the year. The Eagles got a welcome boost from the blueline, as defensemen Aiden McCullough & Noah Jettelson both found the back of the net. Tonight is the second meeting of the season between the two clubs with Halifax winning the first battle on the season opening night in Sydney, 5-4 in a shootout. It was a sign of things to come for the Mooseheads: thus
capebretoneagles.comLes mercredis LHJMQ débarquent à TVA Sports -
Dès le 28 octobre, TVA Sports lancera « Les mercredis LHJMQ » et présentera les matchs de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ). La chaîne diffusera 19 matchs cette saison, confirmant ainsi sa position de destination hockey au Québec. Le coup d’envoi sera donné avec le Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, à Gatineau. Pour faire vivre toute l'intensité de ces affrontements, TVA Sports confie l’animation à Justine St-Martin, la description à Anthony Marcotte et l’analyse à Ann-Sophie Bettez. Ce nouveau rendez-vous mettra en vedette des équipes de partout dans la ligue et les meilleurs espoirs du hockey junior. La LHJMQ vient compléter une offre unique à TVA Sports, qui compte déjà jusqu'à 350 matchs de la LNH par saison. « Aucune autre chaîne n'offre aux partisans québécois autant de hockey, des futures vedettes aux meilleurs joueurs au monde. La LHJMQ, c'est le hockey de chez nous, joué dans nos régions, par des jeunes qui rêvent de la LNH. Nous somme
lhjmq.qc.caTVA Sports to air QMJHL hockey on Wednesdays -
Starting October 28, TVA Sports will launch “QMJHL Wednesdays” and broadcast games from the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). The network will air 19 games this season, cementing its status as Québec’s hockey destination. The action gets underway with the QMJHL Prospects Game presented by BFL Canada, in Gatineau. To bring all the intensity of these matchups to life, TVA Sports has tapped Justine St-Martin as host, Anthony Marcotte as play-by-play announcer and Ann-Sophie Bettez as analyst. This new weekly date will showcase teams from across the league and the best prospects in junior hockey. The QMJHL rounds out a one-of-a-kind lineup on TVA Sports, which already airs up to 350 NHL games per season. “No other network gives Québec fans this much hockey, from the stars of tomorrow to the best players in the world. The QMJHL is our own homegrown hockey, played in our regions by young players who dream of making the NHL. We’re proud to give them a showcase wo
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-21
Elite Prospects’ Sean Shapiro predicts 2026 Team CHL roster -Predictions for Team CHL's roster for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge continue to come thick and fast with the latest courtesy of Elite Prospects' Sean Shapiro. A strong forward contingent is already locked in after the early selections of Brock England (Seattle/WHL), Alexis Joseph (Saint John/QMJHL), Carter Meyer (Quebec/QMJHL) and Dima Zhilkin (Saginaw/OHL) for the two-game series against the USNTDP on Dec. 1-2. But in Shapiro's mind, they will be supported by strong options that include Jamie Glance (Saint John/QMJHL) and Jaakko Wycisk (Guelph/OHL). Shapiro is also the first media member to give a nod to Penticton's Latvian forward Roberts Naudins while he also has a spot for Spokane's Gavin Burcar. https://twitter.com/eliteprospects/status/2112211326462574856 On the blue line, Shapiro names the usual suspects such as Brock Cripps (Prince Albert/WHL) and Malik I'Italien (QMJHL) but has found a spot for Kitchener's Alex Forrest and Wenatchee's Boston Tait. Between the pipes
chl.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
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.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
T McGee’s Halloween NHL Mock Draft | Scandinavian Delight - Excitement! DBTB – Let me be honest: I am getting excited about this Class. There you go. Now you know. Will the Sabres have a 1st round pick this year? Will they wind up with more than one? Who can say? Nobody at this time last year thought they would be selecting at #4 overall AND #20, but that’s exactly what happened. So strange things can occur. Thus, I will continue to follow these young prospects, really more for my own entertainment, but also for you, DBTB, in the event you have a hankering for some junior hockey or are, like Casey Kasem before you, keeping your feet on the ground while reaching for (future) stars! Why, McGee? What makes you like this year’s class? Let’s get into it. First off, I think drafts are largely valued by how many first-line centers might be in the class. Some of the great drafts – 1979, 1984, 2003, 2015 – have been anchored
diebytheblade.comThe Hockey News’ Tony Ferrari predicts 2026 Team CHL roster -
The Hockey News' Tony Ferrari is the latest media member to take a crack at what the Team CHL roster may look like for December's CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris. Four forwards have already been selected in Brock England (Seattle/WHL), Alexis Joseph (Saint John/QMJHL), Carter Meyer (Quebec/QMJHL) and Dima Zhilkin (Saginaw/OHL) but Ferrari is confident in the inclusion of Kayden Stroeder (Edmonton/WHL), Jaakko Wycisk (Guelph/OHL) and Jamie Glance (Saint John/QMJHL), among others. https://twitter.com/TheHockeyNews/status/2110483446405501068 On the back end, Ferrari pinpoints Brock Cripps (Prince Albert/WHL), Levi Harper (Saginaw/OHL), Malik L’Italien(Halifax/QMJHL) and Vladimir Sktyrkhunov (Shawinigan/QMJHL) as players he feels will certainly represent Team CHL. As for goalies, Ferrari went with Patrick Déniger (Québec/QMJHL) and Carter Esler (Spokane/WHL) for the two-game series against the USNTDP on Dec. 1-2. Tickets for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge prese
chl.caJoueur de la semaine Vidéotron | Philippe Veilleux -
Le plus récent Joueur de la semaine Vidéotron de la LHJMQ est l’ailier gauche des Foreurs de Val-d’Or, Philippe Veilleux. Le joueur de 19 ans a aidé les Foreurs à terminer la semaine avec quatre victoires en autant de matchs, menant la charge grâce à ses quatre buts, ses quatre passes et son différentiel de +5. Mercredi soir, les Foreurs n’ont montré aucune rouille après s’être déplacés à Charlottetown pour y affronter les Islanders. L’équipe verte et or s’est imposée de manière convaincante 10-0, en partie grâce à la performance de Veilleux, auteur de deux buts et de deux mentions d’aide. Seule une passe de l’ailier gauche a été obtenue à cinq contre cinq, le reste de ses points ayant été amassés en supériorité numérique. Veilleux a terminé la soirée avec un différentiel de +3 et a été nommé première étoile du match. Deux jours plus tard, les Foreurs se rendaient à Halifax pour affronter les Mooseheads dans un match beaucoup
lhjmq.qc.caVideotron Player of the Week | Philippe Veilleux -
The QMJHL’s latest Videotron Player of the Week is Val-d’Or Foreurs forward, Philippe Veilleux. The 19-year-old helped the Foreurs end the week with four wins in as many games, leading the charge thanks to his four goals, four assists and +5 differential. On Wednesday night, Val-d’Or showed no signs of rust after travelling over to Charlottetown to take on the Islanders. The green and gold squad skated to a convincing 10-0 win, led in part by Veilleux’s two-goal and two-assist outing. Only one assist from the left winger’s night came at five-on-five, with the rest of his points coming while on the power play. Veilleux ended the night with a +3 rating while being named the game’s first star. Two days later, the Foreurs were in Halifax to take on the Mooseheads in a much more tightly contested affair that saw the visiting team mount a late comeback to earn a 4-3 win. Once again, Veilleux was as the heart of it all. He first e
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-19
Meet Team CHL: Brock England turns speed into offence - After a standout rookie season in Seattle and two gold medals with Canada, the Thunderbirds forward brings his pace and scoring touch to the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris. Brock England needed just 84 seconds to make his mark on the Hlinka Gretzky Cup final. Taking a drop pass from Liam Pue, the Seattle Thunderbirds forward opened the scoring for Canada against the United States. Before the first period was over, he had scored again, helping his country toward an 8–1 victory and a gold medal in Edmonton. It was another example of the offensive impact England had already made during his first full season in the Western Hockey League (WHL). Now, the 17-year-old from Red Deer, Alta., will bring that game to another promine
chl.caLes Foreurs complètent un voyage parfait dans les Maritimes! -
Les Foreurs concluaient ce dimanche à Saint John leur séquence de quatre matchs en cinq jours dans les Maritimes. Ils tentaient de compléter un voyage parfait, forts d'une autre victoire la veille à Moncton. Arseni Radkov obtenait le départ face à son ancienne équipe. Samuel Meloche était d'office pour les Sea Dogs. Le Vert et Or n'a pas perdu de temps en début de match. Avec 4:41 d'écoulées, Gabriel Provencher a inscrit son premier en carrière dans la LHJMQ pour ouvrir la marque. Deux minutes plus tard, Maxime Sauthier a doublé l'avance des Foreurs en avantage numérique. Meloche a alors été chassé du match, remplacé par Rafaël Courchesne. Ce dernier a réalisé quelques bons arrêts par la suite pour limiter les dégâts. 2-0 Val-d'Or après 20 minutes de jeu. 11-7 les tirs. Après une première moitié de deuxième période sans histoire, le jeu s'est activé. Josh Demers s'est servi de sa vitesse pour s'échapper en désavantage numérique et porter la marque à 3-0. Les Sea Dogs
foreurs.qc.caGAME RECAP: Sea Dogs fall 3-1 in hard-fought battle with Foreurs -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs put together a strong effort against the top-ranked Val-d’Or Foreurs on Sunday afternoon but came up short in a 3-1 loss at TD Station. Gabriel Provencher opened the scoring for Val-d’Or at 4:41 of the first period, beating Samuel Meloche with a shot into the top corner. QMJHL goal-scoring leader Maxime Sauthier doubled the Foreurs’ lead on the power play at 6:39, prompting a goaltending change as Rafaël Courchesne replaced Meloche in the Saint John net. Val-d’Or held an 11-7 advantage in shots after 20 minutes. Josh Demers extended the Foreurs’ lead with a shorthanded goal at 10:12 of the second period, but Brandon Delarosbil responded just 43 seconds later, finishing a play set up by Alexis Joseph and Jamie Glance to make it 3-1. The Sea Dogs generated several quality scoring chances late in the period, but former Sea Dog Arseni Radkov stood tall in the Val-d’Or net. Saint John outshot the Foreurs 12-9 in the middle frame,
saintjohnseadogs.com2026-10-18
#96 Val-d'Or Foreurs 3 Saint John Sea Dogs 1 - 18-10-2026 -
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youtube.comGame Day: Sea Dogs vs Foreurs - 3 p.m. -
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with the Sea Dogs this afternoon! Saint John welcomes the Val-d'Or Foreurs to TD Station for a special Sunday matchu... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comGAME RECAP: Sea Dogs fall flat in loss to Eagles -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs saw their five-game winning streak come to an end on Saturday, falling 4-1 to the Cape Breton Eagles at TD Station. A quiet opening period saw both teams struggle to generate quality scoring chances before Jamie Glance set up Olivier Groulx for his second goal of the season with just 24 seconds remaining. Saint John carried a 1-0 lead into the intermission, holding a 7-5 advantage in shots. Cape Breton responded in the second period, with Maxim Schäfer tying the game at 7:05 after a shot from Jacob De Ladurantaye slipped through Samuel Meloche's pads. Schäfer struck again at 10:19 to give the Eagles their first lead of the game. Cape Breton controlled much of the middle frame, outshooting Saint John 19-5 to take a 24-12 advantage in shots through 40 minutes. A late second-period penalty against Saint John carried into the third, allowing Aiden McCullough to extend Cape Breton's lead with a power-play goal just over a minute
saintjohnseadogs.comEagles Road Trek Continues In Saint John -
The Cape Breton Eagles will look to get things going on the road ahead of a big game against the #5-ranked team in the CHL, the Saint John Sea Dogs. It's the fourth consecutive road game for the Eagles, with the club picking up a single point with an overtime loss against Sherbrooke on Thanksgiving Monday. Today's game is a battle of two teams with high pre-season expectations. While Saint John has been able to meet the hype thus far, games between the Eagles and Dogs have been very competitive, with each team winning an overtime game in the other team's building. The Eagles perhaps lacked puck luck on their Quebec trip, falling 4-2 in Chicoutimi to open the trip despite outshooting the Sags 50-20. Shots on goal were virtually even (35-34) in a 4-2 loss in Québec, which included an empty-net goal, before the overtime defeat in Sherbrooke. The team was without Cole Chandler in Sherbrooke, and he is not expected to play today, but did see a multi-point effort from Elias Schneider
capebretoneagles.comEagles Top Sea Dogs To Break Losing Streak -
NOTES FROM THE GAME - Two second period goals from Maxim Schäfer gave the Cape Breton Eagles a lead they wouldn't relinquish as they defeated the Saint John Sea Dogs 4-1 on Saturday in Saint John. - Defensemen Aiden McCullough & Noah Jettelson added tallies for the Eagles in the third period. Jacob De Ladurantaye & Eliot Litalien each added two assists in the win. - Lucas Beckman stopped 16 of 17 shots in the win, while Samuel Meloche stopped 28 of 32 in the loss. There was as much action in the penalty box as on the ice in the first 19 minutes, as the shots were just 6-5 in favour of Saint John, but there were two reviews for major penalties and one goal review. The would-be Saint John goal was ruled no goal on the ice and remained so after a video review. Neither penalty review resulted in a major penalty. The Sea Dogs' offence came alive in the last minute, as sustained pressure led to the game's first goal. Jamie Glance found Olivier Groulx in front of the net, and the
capebretoneagles.comEagles Top Sea Dogs to Break Losing Streak -
NOTES FROM THE GAME- Two second period goals from Maxim Schäfer gave the Cape Breton Eagles a lead they wouldn't relinquish as they defeated ... - QMJHL Cape Breton Eagles
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youtube.com2026-10-17
Eagles Road Trek Continues in Saint John -The Cape Breton Eagles will look to get things going on the road ahead of a big game against the #5-ranked team in the CHL, the Saint John Sea Dogs. I... - QMJHL Cape Breton Eagles
oursportscentral.comThink Like a Scout: Who’s on Your List for Team CHL? -
The next wave of NHL Draft talent is already making its mark across the Canadian Hockey League. With more than 300 first-year NHL Draft-eligible prospects playing across all 61 clubs in the WHL, OHL and QMJHL, fans now have the chance to take a closer look at the players hoping to make their mark this season through the CHL’s new Think Like a Scout fan campaign. Running through October 27, Think Like a Scout invites fans to explore eligible prospects from across the CHL and tell us who is on their list for Team CHL at the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge. Four players have already been named to Team CHL: Dima Zhilkin of the Saginaw Spirit, Alexis Joseph of the Saint John Sea Dogs, Brock England of the Seattle Thunderbirds and Carter Meyer of the Québec Remparts. With the remaind
chl.ca2026 Memorial Cup Generates Record $50.9 Million in New Spending for Greater Kelowna -
T1 Agency study highlights visitor spending, while charitable support, scholarships and arena upgrades extend the tournament’s community legacy The 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota generated an estimated $50.9 million in new spending in Greater Kelowna, the largest recorded economic impact for a Memorial Cup host community, according to the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). The findings of the economic impact study, conducted by T1 Agency, were announced today by the CHL and the Kelowna 2026 Memorial Cup Host Organizing Committee. Hosted by the Western Hockey League’s Kelowna Rockets from May 21–31, the CHL’s championship event drew sellout crowds throughout the tournament at Prospera Place, with 47,780 tickets sold. The 11-day event culminated with the Ontario Hockey League’s Kitchener Rangers capturing their third Memorial Cup
chl.caDaily Faceoff’s Steven Ellis predicts 2026 Team CHL roster -
Team CHL’s roster for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris will be unveiled by the end of the month and with it, predictions on who will suit up in Chicoutimi and Quebec City are beginning to roll in. The first of which comes from Daily Faceoff's Steven Ellis who has made his prediction for Team CHL's 22-man roster for the two-game series against the USNTDP on Dec. 1-2. https://twitter.com/SEllisHockey/status/2110365483731923171 On the forward group, Ellis wrote "it does have unbelievable depth. This was one of the tougher groups to manage because there were so many legit first-round candidates to choose from." Four forwards have already been selected in Brock England (Seattle/WHL), Alexis Joseph (Saint John/QMJHL), Carter Meyer (Quebec/QMJHL) and Dima Zhilkin (Saginaw/OHL) but Ellis' list adds in some additional high-end talent in James Scantlebury (Quebec/QMJHL) who sits second in Q scoring as well as Ryan Kaczynski (Soo/OHL) whose eight goals in nine games
chl.ca2026-10-16
Dogs on a Roll Heading into Another Home Weekend -The Sea Dogs are rolling after a perfect Thanksgiving weekend at TD Station, picking up three wins in four days to extend their winning streak to five... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.com23 autres joueurs invités au Match des Espoirs de la LHJMQ -
La LHJMQ est fière d’annoncer les 15 attaquants, 6 défenseurs et 2 gardiens qui complètent le Top 40 des joueurs en vue de son Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre, à Gatineau. Ces 23 joueurs ont, comme ceux qui les ont précédés, été sélectionnés par un groupe de recruteurs de la Ligue nationale, en collaboration avec la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH et le comité hockey de la LHJMQ, chapeauté par le vice-président des opérations hockey, Éric
hockeyphoenix.ca23 autres joueurs invités au Match des Espoirs de la LHJMQ -
La LHJMQ est fière d’annoncer les 15 attaquants, 6 défenseurs et 2 gardiens qui complètent le Top 40 des joueurs en vue de son Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre, à Gatineau. [BILLETS EN VENTE ICI]
hockeyphoenix.caTwo Goals = $2 Moose Light: Sea Dogs, Moosehead and The Country Club launch new promotion -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs, Moosehead Breweries and The Country Club on the Boardwalk are teaming up to give fans another reason to cheer this season! When the Sea Dogs score two or more goals during a Friday or Saturday home game at TD Station, fans can celebrate with a 16 oz Moose Light draft for just $2 plus tax at The Country Club on the Boardwalk following the game. To redeem the offer, fans can head to The Country Club, located at 1 Market Square, after the game and present their digital or printed game ticket. The promotion is valid on game day only, during The Country Club's regular operating hours. The offer is limited to one discounted Moose Light per valid game ticket and is available exclusively to fans 19 years of age or older with valid government-issued photo identification. All purchases are subject to availability and responsible alcohol service, and management reserves the right to refuse service in accordance with
saintjohnseadogs.comWildcats’ Boguniecki invited to the QMJHL Prospects Game -
The QMJHL is proud to announce the 15 forwards, six defensemen and two goaltenders who complete the Top 40 players selected for this year's QMJHL Prospects Game presented by BFL Canada, which will take place on October 28, in Gatineau. [BUY TICKETS HERE] Like those selected before them, these 23 prospects were chosen by a group of National Hockey League scouts, in collaboration with the NHL Central Scouting and the QMJHL’s Hockey Committee,
moncton-wildcats.com23 autres joueurs invités au Match des Espoirs de la LHJMQ -
Boucherville, QC – La LHJMQ est fière d’annoncer les 15 attaquants, 6 défenseurs et 2 gardiens qui complètent le Top 40 des joueurs en vue de son Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre à Gatineau. Ces 23 joueurs ont, comme ceux qui les ont précédés, été sélectionnés par un groupe de recruteurs de la Ligue nationale, en collaboration avec la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH et le comité hockey de la LHJMQ, chapeauté par le vice-président des opérations hockey, Éric Chouinard. Voici les 23 sélections (en ordre alphabétique) : Attaquants (15) Liam Armit, AD, Drakkar de Baie-Comeau Zack Arsenault, AD, Océanic de Rimouski Frédéric Bergeron, C, Cataractes de Shawinigan Nikita Bloch, C, Régiment de Terre-Neuve Matyas Cancik, C, Sea Dogs de Saint John Ilya Kuzminykh, C, Phoenix de Sherbrooke Deryk Lemaire, AD, Tigres de Victoriaville Phen
voltigeurs.ca23 autres joueurs invités au Match des Espoirs de la LHJMQ -
La LHJMQ est fière d’annoncer les 15 attaquants, 6 défenseurs et 2 gardiens qui complètent le Top 40 des joueurs en vue de son Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre, à Gatineau. [BILLETS EN VENTE ICI]
lhjmq.qc.caCoupe LHJMQ 2027 (portion Atlantique) | Équipe du Tournoi Gatorade -
La première étape de la Coupe LHJMQ 2027 s’est déroulée le week-end dernier à l’aréna UNIplex de Dieppe, au Nouveau-Brunswick. L’équipe du Nouveau-Brunswick a réussi à empêcher l’équipe de la Nouvelle-Écosse de remporter sa quatrième Coupe LHJMQ consécutive grâce à une impressionnante victoire de 7-6 en finale du tournoi. La compétition étant désormais terminée, jetons un œil aux joueurs qui ont mérité une place au sein de l’Équipe du Tournoi Gatorade grâce à leurs performances exceptionnelles tout au long de l’événement. Cette équipe d’étoiles, composée exclusivement de jeunes espoirs admissibles au Repêchage 2027 de la LHJMQ présenté par Fenplast, compte trois joueurs de l’équipe du Nouveau-Brunswick, deux de l’équipe de la Nouvelle-Écosse et un de l’équipe de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard. _ ATTAQUANTS : Jaxon MOOD (N.-É.) | 15U AAA de Mount St.
lhjmq.qc.ca23 more players invited to the QMJHL Prospects Game -
The QMJHL is proud to announce the 15 forwards, six defensemen and two goaltenders who complete the Top 40 players selected for this year's QMJHL Prospects Game presented by BFL Canada, which will take place on October 28, in Gatineau. [BUY TICKETS HERE] Like those selected before them, these 23 prospects were chosen by a group of National Hockey League scouts, in collaboration with the NHL Central Scouting and the QMJHL’s Hockey Committee,
theqmjhl.ca2027 QMJHL Cup (Atlantic Portion) | Gatorade Team of the Tournament -
The first leg of the 2027 QMJHL Cup took place last weekend at the UNIplex Arena in Dieppe, New Brunswick. Team New Brunswick was able to prevent Team Nova Scotia from winning its fourth straight QMJHL Cup thanks to a thrilling 7-6 win in the tournament final. With the competition now in the rearview mirror, let’s have a look at the players who earned a spot on the Gatorade Team of the Tournament thanks to their outstanding performances throughout the event. The all-star team, made up strictly of prospects eligible for the 2027 QMJHL Entry Draft presented by Fenplast, features three players from Team New Brunswick, two from Team Nova Scotia and one from Team Prince Edward Island. _ FORWARDS: Jaxon MOOD (NS) | Mount St. Charles Academy 15U AAA | THF 15U
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-15
Two Goals = $2 Moose Light -SAINT JOHN, N.B. - The Saint John Sea Dogs, Moosehead Breweries and The Country Club on the Boardwalk are teaming up to give fans another reason to ch... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.com2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 4 by Canadian Hockey League -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 4 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season, with the top four from last week remaining the same in week 4. The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (6-2-0-0) won both sides of a home and home with Owen Sound this weekend to remain in the top spot, while the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League’s (QMJHL) Québec Remparts (7-1-0-0) rode an offensive surge by James Scantlebury to their seventh consecutive win and second spot in the top 10. The Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (5-1-0-0) also won both games this weekend, headlined by a four-goal game by Hayden Moore and goaltending heroics from Cole Prelusky, to remain in third. Re-entering the top 10 this week are the red-hot Brandon Wheat Kings, who rose to number eight after five consecutive victorie
guelphstorm.comClassement Top 10 de la LCH 2026-2027 : Semaine 4 -
La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a dévoilé aujourd’hui l’édition de la semaine 4 du classement Top 10 de la LCH pour la saison 2026-2027, et les quatre premiers clubs du classement de la semaine dernière demeurent inchangés à la semaine 4. Le Storm de Guelph (6-2-0-0) de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL) a remporté les deux matchs d’une série aller-retour contre Owen Sound cette fin de semaine pour demeurer au premier rang, tandis que les Remparts de Québec (7-1-0-0) de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ) ont profité d’une poussée offensive de James Scantlebury pour signer leur septième victoire consécutive et occuper le deuxième rang du Top 10. Les Royals de Victoria (5-1-0-0) de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ouest (WHL) ont également remporté leurs deux matchs ce week-end, notamment grâce à un match de quatre buts de
lhjmq.qc.caDéfi mondial M17 : neuf joueurs de la LHJMQ avec le Canada -
Hockey Canada a dévoilé le nom des 44 joueurs qui porteront l’unifolié avec Canada Blancs ou Canada Rouges lors du Défi mondial des M17 2026, qui se tiendra du 1er au 7 novembre au Sixteen Mile Sports Complex à Oakville, en Ontario. Du lot, on retrouve neuf joueurs de la LHJMQ : CANADA BLANCS Zachary Lainesse, G, Huskies de Rouyn-Noranda Max Brien, A, Océanic de Rimouski Jacob McKinnon, A, Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand CANADA ROUGES Nathan Boulanger, G, Drakkar de Baie-Comeau Vincent Boutet, D, Tigres de Victoriaville Lawrence Williams, D, Sea Dogs de Saint John Thomas Boisvert, A, Huskies de Rouyn-Noranda Jakob Royer, A, Tigres de Victoriaville *Zaac Charbonneau, repêché au 39e rang par les Olympiques de Gatineau en 2026,
lhjmq.qc.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 4 -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 4 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season, with the top four from last week remaining the same in week 4. The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (6-2-0-0) won both sides of a home and home with Owen Sound this weekend to remain in the top spot, while the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League’s (QMJHL) Québec Remparts (7-1-0-0) rode an offensive surge by James Scantlebury to their seventh consecutive win and second spot in the top 10. The Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (5-1-0-0) also won both games this weekend, headlined by a four-goal game by Hayden Moore and goaltending heroics from Cole Prelusky, to remain in third. Re-entering the top 10 this week are the red-hot Brandon Wheat Kings, who rose to number eight after five consecutive victorie
theqmjhl.caU17 World Challenge: Nine QMJHL players to represent Canada -
Hockey Canada has announced the 44 players who will wear the maple leaf with Canada Red and Canada White at the 2026 U17 World Challenge, set for Nov. 1-7 at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville, Ontario. Nine QMJHL players are among those selected: CANADA WHITE Zachary Lainesse, G, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies Max Brien, F, Rimouski Océanic Jacob McKinnon, F, Blainville-Boisbriand Armada CANADA RED Nathan Boulanger, G, Baie-Comeau Drakkar Vincent Boutet, D, Victoriaville Tigres Lawrence Williams, D, Saint John Sea Dogs Thomas Boisvert, F, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies Jakob Royer, F, Victoriaville Tigres Zaac Charbonneau, selected 39th overall by the Gatineau Olympiques in the 2026 QMJHL Draft, has also been selected for the red team
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-14
2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 3 -The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (4-2-0-0) return to No. 1 in the Canadian Hockey League’s (CHL) Week 3 Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season after four consecutive wins. The Québec Remparts (5-1-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) climb to No. 2 after extending their winning streak to five games, while the Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (3-1-0-0) sit third following their first loss of the season. The Moncton Wildcats (5-1-0-0) move up to No. 6 despite seeing their season-opening winning streak ending at five. Three teams make their first appearance in this season’s rankings: the unbeaten Spokane Chiefs (5-0-0-0) at No. 8 and Sudbury Wolves (5-0-0-0) at No. 9, followed by the QMJHL-leading Rimouski Océanic (5-1-1-0) at No. 10.
chl.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 4 -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 4 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season, with the top four from last week remaining the same in week 4. The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (6-2-0-0) won both sides of a home and home with Owen Sound this weekend to remain in the top spot, while the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League’s (QMJHL) Québec Remparts (7-1-0-0) rode an offensive surge by James Scantlebury to their seventh consecutive win and second spot in the top 10. The Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (5-1-0-0) also won both games this weekend, headlined by a four-goal game by Hayden Moore and goaltending heroics from Cole Prelusky, to remain in third. Re-entering the top 10 this week are the red-hot Brandon Wheat Kings, who rose to number eight after five consecutive victorie
chl.ca2026-10-13
GAME RECAP: Glance plays hero in shootout as Sea Dogs notch fifth straight win -SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs delivered their fifth straight win on Thanksgiving Monday at TD Station, defeating the Drummondville Voltigeurs 4-3 in a shootout. Drummondville’s Hugo Dufour scored the only goal of the first period at 7:31, burying Maxime-Olivier Drolet’s rebound to make it 1-0. The Voltigeurs also led 12-8 in shots after one. Late in the second period Alex Donovan snuck one under Jan Larys on a slick power-play feed from Jamie Glance at 14:18 to even the score. Just 21 seconds later, Lawrence Williams sniped one glove-side for his first QMJHL goal to propel the Sea Dogs to a 2-1 lead. Drolet tied the game for Drummondville less than a minute later. After two, the score was tied 2-2, with the Voltigeurs still leading in shots, 20-15. A 3-on-2 rush saw Jabez Seymour score his first goal of the season on a setup from Glance and Cameron Chartrand at 8:49 of the third period. Dufour scored at 16:34 to tie the game 3-3 and send it to overtime.
saintjohnseadogs.comA Turkey Day Matinee loss for the Islanders falling to the Huskies -
Charlottetown, PE — The Islanders were back home after a hard-fought battle in Saint John on Saturday, where they fell short 4-3. The Rouyn-Noranda Huskies came straight from Moncton after defeating the Wildcats 2-1 on Sunday. Veteran Donald Hickey got his ninth start of the season, matching up against Huskies Alexandre Raymond, who started last night, as well. The first period got off to a very uneventful start. It took almost 15 minutes before the first good chance on net, but Huskies Samuel Rheault made the most of it by sneaking one past Hickey to open the scoring. It only took Islanders captain Owen Conrad 29 seconds to tie the game after crashing the net hard and poking one through the five-hole of Raymond. That goal was reviewed for a possible offside but eventually did stand. Hickey strung together a few great timely saves later on to keep the Islanders in it. Charlottetown didn't put many pucks on net, getting outshot 12-
charlottetownislanders.comEagles Nipped By Phoenix In Overtime -
NOTES FROM THE GAME - Jayden Plouffe's goal at the 1:54 mark of overtime gave the Sherbrooke Phoenix a 4-3 overtime victory over the Eagles in a back-and-forth game Monday afternoon in Sherbrooke. - Reece Peitzsche scored in the final five minutes of the third period for the Eagles to tie the game. Elias Schneider scored and added an assist for the Eagles, with Maxim Schäfer also adding a goal for the Eagles 29 seconds after Schneider's in the second period. - Kyan Labbé stopped 27 of 30 shots in the win for the Phoenix, while Lucas Beckman stopped 31 of 35 in the loss for the Eagles. - Referee Dominic Cadieux was hit by a puck at the 10:52 mark of the first period and temporarily left the game, with Cedric Pauzé acting as the lone referee until Cadieux returned. Both teams had an opportunity on the power play in the opening period, but it was a shorthanded tally that got the scoring started. Beckman was caught in front of his net, and the Phoenix capitalized, with Florent Houle hi
capebretoneagles.comGlance Plays Hero in Shootout as Sea Dogs Notch Fifth Straight Win -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - The Saint John Sea Dogs delivered their fifth straight win on Thanksgiving Monday at TD Station, defeating the Drummondville Voltig... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.com2026-10-12
A Turkey Day Matinee Loss for the Islanders Falling to the Huskies -Charlottetown, PE - The Islanders were back home after a hard-fought battle in Saint John on Saturday, where they fell short 4-3. The Rouyn-Noranda Hu... - QMJHL Charlottetown Islanders
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youtube.comGame Day: Sea Dogs vs Voltigeurs - 3 p.m. -
The Sea Dogs are back at TD Station this afternoon riding a four-game winning streak as they wrap up a busy Thanksgiving weekend against the Drummondv... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comSea Dogs in the Community: October 5–11, 2026 -
School Visit – Rothesay Elementary School Saint John Sea Dogs players Matyáš Čančík, Oliver Ozogany, Jesse Dunlap, Jabez Seymour, Logan Roop, Ryan Howard, Lawrence Williams and Brandon Delarosbil visited Rothesay Elementary School on Tuesday, October 6, spending time with students through classroom visits, activities in the gym and fun on the playground. “A big thank you to the Sea Dogs players for an amazing visit today," said Sarah Blanchard, Principal of Rothesay Elementary School. "From thoughtful classroom conversations with our Grades 3-5 students to fun on the playground with our younger learners, they made a lasting impression on our school community. We can't wait to cheer them on and return the favour when our choir sings O Canada on October 17!" School Visit – École Samuel-de-Champlain Sea Dogs captain Olivier Groulx and alternate captains Alexis Joseph, Alex Donovan and Julien Lanthier visited École Samuel-d
saintjohnseadogs.com2026-10-11
GAME RECAP: Sea Dogs hold off Islanders for fourth straight win -SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs continued their hot streak Saturday with their fourth win in a row, beating the Charlottetown Islanders 4-3 at TD Station. At 8:42, Donald Hickey robbed Jamie Glance with the knob of his stick as he slid across the crease. Saint John controlled the first period, outshooting Charlottetown 13-4 and successfully killing off their lone penalty. Five minutes into the second period, Alexis Joseph walked in and fired it blocker-side, with Glance picking up the assist. The Islanders tied things 1-1 at 10:02 when Kimani Eccleston stuffed a rebound under Samuel Meloche. Two minutes later, Matyáš Čančík dangled between two defenders before getting the puck to Dylan Rozzi and Zach Morin cleaned up the rebound in front of the net, tapping it into an open net to reclaim a 2-1 lead. At 13:29, Ryan Howard made it 3-1 on a beautiful saucer pass from Glance that sent him in alone. Alex Donovan made it 4-1 at 16:35, beating Hickey glove-side o
saintjohnseadogs.comIslanders take a loss on the road in 4-3 Sea Dogs victory -
Saint John, NB — The Charlottetown Islanders hit the road to Saint John after a 5-1 win at home on Friday night against Drummondville. It would be the Isles first encounter with former Head Coach, Jim Hulton, since his departure after the 2025-26 season. The Sea Dogs were coming into this matchup on a three game win streak. Owen Conrad and Matt Butler were two players to watch for the Islanders, taking up two spots in the QMJHL's top five player points with Butler sitting second with 15. After a rest day last night, Donald Hickey was revving and ready to go, proving so by stealing several Saint John scoring opportunities early in the first period, including a highlight reel windmill save to keep the scores at even. A relatively dominant scoring Islanders team was shut down to just four shots on goal in the first. Despite a chippy and big hitting period, only three penalties were recorded: 2 Isles, 1 Sea Dogs. Neither team was able to capitalize on those man advantage
charlottetownislanders.comSea Dogs Hold off Islanders for Fourth Straight Win -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - The Saint John Sea Dogs continued their hot streak Saturday with their fourth win in a row, beating the Charlottetown Islanders 4-3... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comIslanders Take a Loss on the Road in 4-3 Sea Dogs Victory -
Saint John, NB - The Charlottetown Islanders hit the road to Saint John after a 5-1 win at home on Friday night against Drummondville. It would be the... - QMJHL Charlottetown Islanders
oursportscentral.com2026-10-10
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youtube.comGame Day: Sea Dogs vs Islanders - 4 p.m. -
The Sea Dogs are back at TD Station this afternoon riding a three-game winning streak following an impressive 6-3 victory over the Rouyn-Noranda Huski... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comGAME RECAP: Sea Dogs make it three straight with 6-3 win over Huskies -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – Jamie Glance powered the Saint John Sea Dogs to their third consecutive victory on Friday night, scoring twice in a 6-3 win over the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies at TD Station. With his two-goal performance, Glance moved into the team lead in points as Saint John continued its winning streak. With just over two minutes remaining in the first period, Alexis Joseph sent the puck deep before Jabez Seymour found Glance in the slot, who buried his first of the night to give Saint John a 1-0 lead after 20 minutes. Less than a minute into the second period, Glance added his second of the night with an impressive individual effort, beating Zachary Lainesse while falling to his knees after being tripped to double the Sea Dogs' lead. Samuel Rheault got the Huskies on the board at 11:52, but Saint John restored its two-goal advantage with just 13.6 seconds remaining in the period when Joseph buried the rebound of a Brandon Delarosbil shot. The Sea Dogs outshot Rouyn
saintjohnseadogs.comMalgré une poussée en troisième, la meute ne parvient pas à renverser la vapeur ! -
Crédit Photo : Michael Hawkins Introduction Ce vendredi 9 octobre, les Huskies rendaient visite aux Sea Dogs de Saint John pour la première fois depuis l’échange de Samuel Meloche. À la suite d’un revers de 6 à 2 la veille face aux Mooseheads d’Halifax, la troupe de Steve Hartley se devait de rebondir. Pour l’aider, Eliot Ogonowski est de retour au jeu. Zachary Lainesse est devant la cage de la meute et il s’oppose à l’ancien gardien des Huskies, Samuel Meloche. Première période En première période, à 7 minutes 4 secondes, Alexander Donovan donne un premier avantage numérique aux Huskies pour avoir donné un coup de bâton, mais Meloche bloque les attaques de la meute. À 12 minutes 55 secondes, Mark Pritchin est
huskies.qc.caIsles get a big win on home ice in matchup against Drummondville -
Charlottetown, PE —The Islanders were back at home against the Drummondville Voltigeurs after going 2-1-1 in their four-game road trip in Quebec. Drummondville came into their seventh game having yet to play at home but were running hot after their last-minute goal to defeat the Moncton Wildcats 4-3 Thursday night. Seth Ronan started his second game of the year and first at the Eastlink Centre, matching up against the Voltigeurs, Mathys Fortin. It was a very even start to the game, but an early power play for Drummondville gave Ronan his first test at home. He made a handful of great saves to keep the Islanders afloat. After that the Islanders pressure started to build, and that led to Cameron Haye getting the first goal of the night off of a tip from William Shields shot from the point. Ronan finished his perfect period with a breakaway save while also being helped by the post later in the frame.
charlottetownislanders.comSea Dogs Make It Three Straight with 6-3 Win over Huskies -
SAINT JOHN, NB - Jamie Glance powered the Saint John Sea Dogs to their third consecutive victory on Friday night, scoring twice in a 6-3 win over the ... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.com62 Rouyn-Noranda Huskies 3 Saint John Sea Dogs 6 - 09-10-2026 -
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youtube.com2026-10-09
Cats looking to wrangle a ‘W’ on Country Night -Saturday night hockey in the Hub City and the Wildcats will be looking to get back on track. Winless in their last 2 -- but just 2 points out of 1st place -- the 5-2 Cats need a big effort versus the 3-4 Huskies. It's also Country Night at the Den, so throw on your 10-gallon hat, plaid shirt & chaps and join the fun! The night will feature mechanical bull rides (shoutout to Maritime Event Rentals), cowboy hat giveaways with drink purchases, and country music. After 5 wins to open the season, league parity has reared its head and it's true that anyone can beat anyone on any given night. Pre-season rankings, slow starts & hot goalies make every game hard to predict, but oh, so exciting! Rian Chudzinski (5G, 5A) and Liam Kilfoil (4G, 6A) lead a balanced Cats attack this season with 10 points each. Niko Tournas has 8 goals so -- far, putting him ahead of last ye
moncton-wildcats.comSea Dogs to celebrate Día de los Muertos on October 18 -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs are partnering with the Día de los Muertos Atlantic Canada Festival to bring the music, entertainment and traditions of Día de los Muertos to TD Station on Sunday, Oct. 18 at 3 p.m., when they host the Val-d’Or Foreurs. The special theme game will celebrate Mexican culture and Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead, with an afternoon of hockey, live entertainment and family-friendly activities. Fans can look forward to live Mexican music, face painting for kids and interactive art activities, along with a special live fire performance at TD Station. The game is part of the broader Día de los Muertos Atlantic Canada Festival celebrations taking place throughout Saint John this fall, showcasing Mexican art, culture, music and traditions at locations across the city. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to take in the activities and entertainmen
saintjohnseadogs.comGame Day: Sea Dogs vs Huskies - 7 p.m. -
The Sea Dogs return to TD Station tonight riding a two-game winning streak as they open a busy Thanksgiving weekend against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies.... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comSea Dogs to celebrate Día de los Muertos on October 18 -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - The Saint John Sea Dogs are partnering with the Día de los Muertos Atlantic Canada Festival to bring the music, entertainment ... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comMatch des Espoirs LHJMQ : 11 autres joueurs confirmés -
La LHJMQ est fière de confirmer la présence de 11 autres joueurs au Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre, à Gatineau. Ceux-ci ont encore une fois été sélectionnés par la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH, de concert avec le comité hockey de la LHJMQ chapeauté par le vice-président aux opérations hockey, Éric Chouinard. Les six attaquants, quatre défenseurs et un gardien de but sélectionnés sont : Loïk Gariépy, AG, Tigres de Victoriaville Louis-Étienne Halley, AD, Olympiques de Gatineau Ilya Kolmakov, AG, Phoenix de Sherbrooke Maxmilian Mares, C, Océanic de Rimouski James Scantlebury, C, Remparts de Québec
hockeyphoenix.caMatch des Espoirs LHJMQ : 11 autres joueurs confirmés -
La LHJMQ est fière de confirmer la présence de 11 autres joueurs au Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre, à Gatineau. Ceux-ci ont encore une fois été sélectionnés par la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH, de concert avec le comité hockey de la LHJMQ chapeauté par le vice-président aux opérations hockey, Éric Chouinard. Les six attaquants, quatre défenseurs et un gardien de but sélectionnés sont : Loïk Gariépy, AG, Tigres de Victoriaville Louis-Étienne Halley, AD, Olympiques de Gatineau Ilya Kolmakov, AG, Phoenix de Sherbrooke Maxmilian Mares, C, Océanic de Rimouski James Scantlebury, C, Remparts de Québec
hockeyphoenix.caSea Dogs announce annual Sea Dogs Fight Cancer game for October 17 -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs will once again turn TD Station pink for their annual Sea Dogs Fight Cancer game on Saturday, Oct. 17 at 4 p.m. against the Cape Breton Eagles, raising awareness and funds in support of those affected by breast cancer in our community. The Sea Dogs will take the ice wearing special pink-themed jerseys as the organization recognizes breast cancer survivors, honours those we have lost and shows its support for the ongoing fight against breast cancer. This year, the Sea Dogs are proud to once again partner with Breasts Ahoy, a Saint John-based dragon boat team made up of breast cancer survivors. The organization provides survivors with an opportunity to stay active, build lasting friendships and support one another while raising awareness about life after breast cancer. Fans can make a difference simply by attending the game. For every ticket purchased using promo code
saintjohnseadogs.comLe “Moose” chasse la meute d’Halifax -
Crédit photo : Trevor MacMillan Introduction Ce jeudi 8 octobre, les Huskies rendaient visite aux Mooseheads d’Halifax et à Nathan Langlois. Avant ce match, les Huskies figuraient au 10e rang du classement général et les Mooseheads au 13e rang. Jérémy Jarret est de retour au jeu, tandis que Zachary Petit est sur la liste des blessés et/ou malades, tout comme Eliot Ogonowski et Thomas Boisvert. Alexandre Raymond est devant la cage de la meute et il s’oppose à Jack Fichthorn. Première période En début de rencontre, à 3 minutes 37 secondes, Shawn Carrier donne un premier avantage numérique aux Huskies pour obstruction. 57 secondes plus tard, Antoine St-Laurent surprend Fichthorn au-dessus de l’épaule droite de ce dernier et inscrit son premier but
huskies.qc.caQMJHL Prospects Game: 11 more players confirmed -
The QMJHL is proud to confirm the presence of 11 more players for the QMJHL Prospects Game presented by BFL Canada, which will take place on October 28 in Gatineau. These players were selected by the NHL Central Scouting, in conjunction with the QMJHL Hockey Committee, overseen by Vice President of Hockey Operations Éric Chouinard. Mooseheads Austrian rookie forward Paul Sintschnig was named in the group of 11 on Thursday and will join teammate Malik L'Italien in the event for the 2027 NHL Entry Draft hopefuls. The six forwards, four defencemen and one goaltender selected are: Loïk Gariépy, LW, Victoriaville Tigres Louis-Étienne Halley, RW, Gatineau Olympiques Ilya Kolmakov, LW, Sherbrooke Phoenix Maxmilian Mares, C, Rimous
halifaxmooseheads.caMatch des Espoirs LHJMQ : 11 autres joueurs confirmés -
La LHJMQ est fière de confirmer la présence de 11 autres joueurs au Match des Espoirs présenté par BFL Canada, qui aura lieu le 28 octobre, à Gatineau. Ceux-ci ont encore une fois été sélectionnés par la Centrale de recrutement de la LNH, de concert avec le comité hockey de la LHJMQ chapeauté par le vice-président aux opérations hockey, Éric Chouinard. Les six attaquants, quatre défenseurs et un gardien de but sélectionnés sont : Loïk Gariépy, AG, Tigres de Victoriaville Louis-Étienne Halley, AD, Olympiques de Gatineau Ilya Kolmakov, AG, Phoenix de Sherbrooke Maxmilian Mares, C, Océanic de Rimouski James Scantlebury, C, Remparts de Québec
lhjmq.qc.caQMJHL Prospects Game: 11 more players confirmed -
The QMJHL is proud to confirm the presence of 11 more players for the QMJHL Prospects Game presented by BFL Canada, which will take place on October 28 in Gatineau. Once again, these players were selected by the NHL Central Scouting, in conjunction with the QMJHL Hockey Committee, overseen by Vice President of Hockey Operations Éric Chouinard. The six forwards, four defencemen and one goaltender selected are: Loïk Gariépy, LW, Victoriaville Tigres Louis-Étienne Halley, RW, Gatineau Olympiques Ilya Kolmakov, LW, Sherbrooke Phoenix Maxmilian Mares, C, Rimouski Océanic James Scantlebury, C, Québec Remparts
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-08
Sea Dogs Announce Annual Sea Dogs Fight Cancer Game for October 17 -SAINT JOHN, N.B. - The Saint John Sea Dogs will once again turn TD Station pink for their annual Sea Dogs Fight Cancer game on Saturday, Oct. 17 at 4 ... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comLIVE HOCKEY: Rouyn-Noranda Huskies vs Saint John Sea Dogs | FloHockey on YouTube Game Of The Week -
Watch LIVE as the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies take on the Saint John Sea Dogs in the FloHockey on YouTube QMJHL Game of the Week! Don't forget, the best way to watch the QMJHL all season is with a subscription to FloHockey. #qmjhl #lhjmq #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.co
youtube.comMeet Team CHL: Carter Meyer finds his stride in Québec -
Off to a strong start in Québec, the Remparts centre will face his former team, the U.S. National Team Development Program (NTDP), in Chicoutimi on Dec. 1 and on home ice in Québec City on Dec. 2. Carter Meyer came to the Québec Remparts to become a more complete player. He wants to create offence, control the pace, and be counted on in every situation. Six games into his Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) career, the 17-year-old from Winchester, Mass., is already making his presence felt. He has recorded two goals and seven assists in that span, giving Québec an immediate offensive spark to open his 2027 NHL Draft season. Meyer was
chl.caÀ la rencontre d’Équipe LCH : Carter Meyer trouve son rythme à Québec -
Fort d’un solide début de saison à Québec, le centre des Remparts affrontera son ancienne équipe, le Programme de développement de l’équipe nationale des États-Unis (NTDP), le 1er décembre à Chicoutimi et le 2 décembre à domicile, à Québec. Carter Meyer a choisi les Remparts de Québec pour devenir un joueur plus complet. Il veut créer de l’attaque, dicter le rythme et être un joueur sur qui l’on peut compter dans toutes les situations. Après six matchs dans la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ), le joueur de 17 ans originaire de Winchester, au Massachusetts, fait déjà sentir sa présence. Avec deux buts et sept passes, il contribue déjà à l’attaque des Remparts en cette année d’admissibilité
lhjmq.qc.caMeet Team CHL: Carter Meyer finds his stride in Québec -
Off to a strong start in Québec, the Remparts centre will face his former team, the U.S. National Team Development Program (NTDP), in Chicoutimi on Dec. 1 and on home ice in Québec City on Dec. 2. Carter Meyer came to the Québec Remparts to become a more complete player. He wants to create offence, control the pace, and be counted on in every situation. Six games into his Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) career, the 17-year-old from Winchester, Mass., is already making his presence felt. He has recorded two goals and seven assists in that span, giving Québec an immediate offensive spark to open his 2027 NHL Draft season. Meyer was
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-07
Oskar Drabczynski (D) from Saint John Sea Dogs to Omaha Lancers -Date: 10/07/2026 Player: Oskar Drabczynski (D) From: Saint John Sea Dogs To: Omaha Lancers Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
eliteprospects.comGame #6 Sea Dogs 4 - Mooseheads 3 - OT - Oct. 4th, 2026 -
Shawn Carrier's third period power play goal forced overtime but the Mooseheads fell 4-3 in an extra period for the second consecutive game. Duncan Anderson scored his first career goal for Halifax while Mateo Nobert added his third goal of the season. Box Score: https://chl.ca/lhjmq-mooseheads/gamecentre/33072/ @FloHockey
youtube.comTrois membres des Saguenéens nommés sur le personnel d’Équipe LCH pour le Défi des espoirs -
Ryan Oulahen dirigera un groupe de six entraîneurs et dirigeants qui ont aidé le Canada à remporter l’or à la Coupe Hlinka-Gretzky 2026. Ils seront de nouveau réunis pour la série des 1er et 2 décembre à Chicoutimi et à Québec. Procurez-vous vos billets dès aujourd’hui. La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a annoncé aujourd’hui que Ryan Oulahen (Battalion de North Bay / OHL) sera l’entraîneur-chef de l’Équipe LCH au Défi des espoirs de la LCH/É.U. 2026 présenté par Primaris, qui aura lieu les 1er et 2 décembre à Chicoutimi et à Québec. Cette série de deux matchs réunira des espoirs de premier plan en vue du Repêchage 2027 de la LNH provenant de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ouest (WHL), de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL) et de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ), qui affronteront l’équipe nationale américaine des moins
sagueneens.com2026-10-06
2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 3 -The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (4-2-0-0) return to No. 1 in the Canadian Hockey League’s (CHL) Week 3 Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season after four consecutive wins. The Québec Remparts (5-1-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) climb to No. 2 after extending their winning streak to five games, while the Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (3-1-0-0) sit third following their first loss of the season. The Moncton Wildcats (5-1-0-0) move up to No. 6 despite seeing their season-opening winning streak ending at five. Three teams make their first appearance in this season’s rankings: the unbeaten Spokane Chiefs (5-0-0-0) at No. 8 and Sudbury Wolves (5-0-0-0) at No. 9, followed by the QMJHL-leading Rimouski Océanic (5-1-1-0) at No. 10.
chl.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 3 by the Canadian Hockey League -
The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (4-2-0-0) return to No. 1 in the Canadian Hockey League’s (CHL) Week 3 Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season after four consecutive wins. The Québec Remparts (5-1-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) climb to No. 2 after extending their winning streak to five games, while the Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (3-1-0-0) sit third following their first loss of the season. The Moncton Wildcats (5-1-0-0) move up to No. 6 despite seeing their season-opening winning streak ending at five. Three teams make their first appearance in this season’s rankings: the unbeaten Spokane Chiefs (5-0-0-0) at No. 8 and Sudbury Wolves (5-0-0-0) at No. 9, followed by the QMJHL-leading Rimouski Océanic (5-1-1-0) at No. 10.
guelphstorm.comClassement du Top 10 de la LCH 2026-2027 : 3e semaine -
Le Storm de Guelph (4-2-0-0), de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL), reprend le premier rang du classement du Top 10 de la Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) pour la troisième semaine de la saison 2026-2027, après quatre victoires consécutives. Les Remparts de Québec (5-1-0-0), de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ), grimpent au deuxième rang après avoir porté leur série de victoires à cinq matchs. Les Royals de Victoria (3-1-0-0), de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ouest (WHL), occupent pour leur part le troisième rang après avoir subi leur première défaite de la saison. Les Wildcats de Moncton (5-1-0-0) montent au sixième rang malgré la fin de leur série de cinq victoires pour amorcer la saison. Trois équipes font leur première apparition au classement cette saison : les Chiefs de Spokane (5-0-0-0) et les Wolves de Sudbury (5-0-0-0), toujours invaincus, aux huitième
lhjmq.qc.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 3 -
The Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Guelph Storm (4-2-0-0) return to No. 1 in the Canadian Hockey League’s (CHL) Week 3 Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season after four consecutive wins. The Québec Remparts (5-1-0-0) of the Québec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) climb to No. 2 after extending their winning streak to five games, while the Western Hockey League’s (WHL) Victoria Royals (3-1-0-0) sit third following their first loss of the season. The Moncton Wildcats (5-1-0-0) move up to No. 6 despite seeing their season-opening winning streak ending at five. Three teams make their first appearance in this season’s rankings: the unbeaten Spokane Chiefs (5-0-0-0) at No. 8 and Sudbury Wolves (5-0-0-0) at No. 9, followed by the QMJHL-leading Rimouski Océanic (5-1-1-0) at No. 10.
theqmjhl.caVilen ready to build on past success with Cats -
Max Vilen's 2025-26 season in the QMJHL was a year of transition and growth — where he ended up finding a home in Moncton. After the Swedish-born defender began the season with the Saint John Sea Dogs, Vilen was traded to the Wildcats in January. Max quickly became an important piece for Moncton defensively, where he carried a lot of minutes down the stretch and contributed in a big way during playoffs. Looking back on it, the 20-year-old defenceman believes everything he experienced last season with the Cats helped his game tremendously. “Everything that happened last year helped me very good in my development,” Vilen said. “Very excited to be back.” Vilen finished the regular season with 27 points in 54 games between Saint John and Moncton, including three goals and 12 assists in 27 games after joining the Wildcats. He then elevated his game during the postseason, recording three goals and nine assists in 21 playoff games. His 12 playoff points ranked second among Wildcats defenc
moncton-wildcats.comÉquipe de la semaine FloHockey | Semaine 3, 2026-2027 -
Voici les joueurs qui se retrouvent sur l’Équipe de la semaine FloHockey pour la période du 28 septembre au 4 octobre. Représentant un alignement partant de trois avants, deux défenseurs et un gardien de but, ces joueurs ont été sélectionnés en fonction de leurs performances au courant de la dernière semaine. _ ATTAQUANTS : Matthew BUTLER | Islanders de Charlottetown | 4PJ-2B-7A, +1 Alexey VLASOV | Tigres de Victoriaville | 3PJ-6B-1A, +3 Nolan DUSKOCY | Islanders de Charlottetown | 4PJ-4B-3A, +2 DÉFENSEURS : Owen CONRAD | Islanders de Charlottetown | 4PJ-2B-5A, +2 William Phin HOWARD | Océanic de Rimouski | 3PJ-1B-3A, +6 GARDIEN DE BUT : Samuel MELOCHE | Sea Dogs de Saint John | 2-0-0-0, ,913%, 2,87
lhjmq.qc.caFloHockey Team of the Week | Week 3, 2026-27 -
Here are the players who made it onto the FloHockey Team of the Week for the period ranging from September 28 to October 4. Representing a starting lineup of three forwards, two defensemen and one goaltender, these players have been selected based on their performances over the past week. _ FORWARDS: Matthew BUTLER | Charlottetown Islanders | 4GP-2G-7A, +1 Alexey VLASOV | Victoriaville Tigres | 3GP-6G-1A, +3 Nolan DUSKOCY | Charlottetown Islanders | 4GP-4G-3A, +2 DEFENSEMEN: Owen CONRAD | Charlottetown Islanders | 4GP-2G-5A, +2 William Phin HOWARD | Rimouski Océanic | 3GP-1G-3A, +6 GOALTENDER: Samuel MELOCHE | Saint John Sea Dogs | 2-0-0-0, .913%, 2.87
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-05
Delarosbil Delivers, Sea Dogs Down Mooseheads in Overtime -SAINT JOHN, N.B. - Brandon Delarosbil delivered his first of the season at the perfect time as the Saint John Sea Dogs secured their second-straight w... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comGAME RECAP: Delarosbil delivers, Sea Dogs down Mooseheads in overtime -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – Brandon Delarosbil delivered his first of the season at the perfect time as the Saint John Sea Dogs secured their second-straight win, beating the Halifax Mooseheads 4-3 in overtime Sunday afternoon. Mateo Nobert opened the scoring for Halifax at 3:38 in the first period on a cross-ice pass from Oleg Kulebiakin. Alex Donovan responded for the Sea Dogs at 11:07 on the man advantage, followed by Alexis Joseph’s goal only 48 seconds later on a feed from Jamie Glance. At 13:03, Matyas Čančík picked up a turnover in the offensive zone and fired it past Jack Fichthorn to make it 3-1. Duncan Anderson then scored his first of the season at 13:38 to make it 3-2 before heading into the first intermission. Despite no goals being scored in the second period, both teams had multiple chances, with Halifax leading in total shots 21-20. After a tripping penalty to the Sea Dogs in the third, Shawn Carrier tied the game 3-3 at 7:56. Regulation time solved nothing, s
saintjohnseadogs.comMooseheads need overtime for fifth time in six games -
2026-10-04 It's almost becoming a given that the Mooseheads will end up in an overtime battle on a nightly basis after the team went to yet another extra period on Sunday in a 4-3 loss to the Sea Dogs in Saint John. The Herd have now played six games in the QMJHL season and they have gone to OT in five of them. Unfortunately for the Mooseheads, they lost both of them this weekend in New Brunswick which included a 4-3 defeat in Moncton on Friday. Box Score Mateo Nobert opened the scoring in front of 2,119 fans at TD Station on Sunday and Halifax got off to a solid start in the opening few minutes before things got rocky for the visitors later in the period. The Sea Dogs scored three times in four shots in less than two minutes on goalie Jack Fichthorn to turn the tables in a hurry. The first two of those goals were power play markers from Alexander Donovan and Alexis Joseph while fir
halifaxmooseheads.ca2026-10-04
#52 Halifax Mooseheads 3 Saint John Sea Dogs 4 - 04 10 26 -_ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LHJMQPageOfficielle http://www.facebook.com/qmjhl _ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/lhjmq_qmjhl_ _ X: https://x.com/LHJMQ https://x.com/QMJHL _ Billets 🎟️ Tickets: https://chl.ca/lhjmq/billets/ https://chl.ca/lhjmq/en/tickets/
youtube.comGame Day: Sea Dogs vs Mooseheads - 3 p.m. -
The Sea Dogs are back at TD Station this afternoon following a thrilling 4-3 shootout win over the Cape Breton Eagles on Friday night.Saint John b... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comEagles Finish Home Weekend With Visit From Surging Wildcats -
The Cape Breton Eagles will play their final home game before a stretch of five consecutive road games, and it's a big divisional matchup against the Moncton Wildcats. The Cats come into today's game as the QMJHL's only unbeaten team, having strong together five straight wins to begin the season. Today marks the Eagles' fourth home game of the season, and thus far every single one has gone to a shootout. Unfortunately for the Eagles, they've come out on the wrong side of each of the three games. Friday's contest against Saint John saw both teams come back- Cape Breton fell behind 2-0, then took a 3-2 lead before losing 4-3 in the shootout. Liam Lefebvre & Elias Schneider each scored and added an assist for the home team. Moncton brings a potent power play to Centre 200, having scored on a staggering eight of 17 attempts. Leading the parade is Niko Tournas, as four of his league best seven goals have come on the man advantage. The Wildcats come to town with three NHL drafted play
capebretoneagles.com2026-10-03
Meet Team CHL: Alexis Joseph brings size, skill, and leadership -
Saint John’s towering playmaker brings a standout rookie season and international experience to the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris. Alexis Joseph gives opponents in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) plenty to consider down the middle. At 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, the Saint John Sea Dogs centre pairs an imposing presence with the vision to create for teammates and a scoring touch of his own. Those qualities helped make him the QMJHL’s highest-scoring 16-year-old last season. They have also earned him a place on Team CHL. The 17-year-old from Lachenaie, Que., was among the
chl.caÉtudiants-athlètes du mois BMR – Septembre -
Inspirée par son partenaire BMR, la LHJMQ met chaque mois en lumière ses étudiants-athlètes qui, par leur travail, leur persévérance et leur engagement, bâtissent leur avenir, autant sur la glace qu’à l’école. La sélection est faite à la suite d’une consultation menée par la directrice du programme scolaire, Valérie Monette, auprès des conseillers pédagogiques de la LHJMQ. « Ces étudiants-athlètes se sont démarqués autant par leur brio sur la glace que par leur engagement dans leurs études, souligne Mme Monette. À la LHJMQ, nous croyons qu’un avenir se construit sur de bonnes fondations. Le bureau de la Ligue, les dirigeants d’équipes et les joueurs unissent leurs efforts afin de mettre en place ces bases, qui sont à la fois sportives, scolaires et personnelles. Nous visons l’excellence sur la glace, mais aussi le développement de jeunes capables de construire un parcours à leur image et de devenir des citoyens engagés. Je tiens d’ailleurs à remercier BMR pour leur support. » Les 18
hockeyphoenix.caGAME RECAP: Meloche stops 37, Donovan scores winner as Sea Dogs ground Eagles -
SYDNEY, N.S. – The Saint John Sea Dogs got their revenge Friday night at Centre 200, coming back to beat the Cape Breton Eagles 4-3 in a shootout. Jamie Glance and Alex Donovan both scored in regulation time and converted again in the shootout to secure Saint John’s second win of the season. Donovan opened the scoring at 14:44 of the first to give Saint John a 1-0 lead. The Eagles applied plenty of pressure, but the Dogs carried the advantage into the first intermission. Just 1:52 into the second, Glance extended the lead to 2-0. Cape Breton responded with three unanswered goals, starting with Derek Andrews at 6:50. Elias Schneider tied it at 12:48 before Liam Lefebvre scored on the power play at 14:00 to put the Eagles ahead 3-2. Cape Breton led 32-12 in shots after two. Saint John tied the game in the third to force overtime, where neither side could find the winner. The game went to a shootout, where Glance started it off with a goal and Donovan found the back o
saintjohnseadogs.comBMR Student-Athletes of the Month – September -
Inspired by its partner BMR, the QMJHL highlights its student-athletes each month who, through their hard work, perseverance and commitment, are building their future, both on the ice and in the classroom. The selections are made following a consultation conducted by the QMJHL’s Education Program Director, Valérie Monette, with the League’s academic advisors. The Student of the Month for the Halifax Mooseheads is defenceman Cam Minella who is a Grade 12 student at Woodlawn High School in Dartmouth, NS. “These student-athletes have distinguished themselves through both their excellence on the ice and their commitment to their studies,” said Ms. Monette. “At the QMJHL, we believe that a future is built on solid foundations. The League office, teams excutives and players all work together to establish these foundations, which are athletic, academic and personal. We strive for excellence on the ice, but also for the development of young people who can build a path of th
halifaxmooseheads.caLate goal helps Moose earn a point vs Wildcats -
2026-10-02 The Halifax Mooseheads and Moncton Wildcats met in another entertaining game on Friday night at the Avenir Centre as the teams have now gone to overtime in both of their early season matchups. Mooseheads Captain Owen Phillips beat the buzzer in regulation by blasting home a shot right off the draw with just 2.4 seconds to play in the third period to help Halifax tie the game 3-3 and force the extra period. The jubilation was short-lived though as former Moose Liam Kilfoil quickly ended the game just 16 seconds into OT with an individual rush to win it for Moncton. The victory ensured that the Wildcats remained the QMJHL's only undefeated team with a 5-and-0 record to begin the year. Halifax has now been to overtime in four-of-their-five games and have posted a 2-1-2-0 record over that span for six points. Box Score Carson Mertz made the start between the
halifaxmooseheads.caÉtudiants-athlètes du mois BMR – Septembre -
Inspirée par son partenaire BMR, la LHJMQ met chaque mois en lumière ses étudiants-athlètes qui, par leur travail, leur persévérance et leur engagement, bâtissent leur avenir, autant sur la glace qu’à l’école. La sélection est faite à la suite d’une consultation menée par la directrice du programme scolaire, Valérie Monette, auprès des conseillers pédagogiques de la LHJMQ. « Ces étudiants-athlètes se sont démarqués autant par leur brio sur la glace que par leur engagement dans leurs études, souligne Mme Monette. À la LHJMQ, nous croyons qu’un avenir se construit sur de bonnes fondations. Le bureau de la Ligue, les dirigeants d’équipes et les joueurs unissent leurs efforts afin de mettre en place ces bases, qui sont à la fois sportives, scolaires et personnelles. Nous visons l’excellence sur la glace, mais aussi le développement de jeunes capables de construire un parcours à leur image et de devenir des citoyens engagés. Je tiens d’ailleurs à remercier BMR pour leur support. » Les 18
olympiquesdegatineau.caEagles Kick Off October With Rematch Against Sea Dogs -
The Cape Breton Eagles are back on home ice to begin the month of October, and Eagles fans will get their first look at some of the club's new stars as they make their home ice debuts in an attempt to sweep a two game set against the Saint John Sea Dogs. The Eagles rallied from down 3-0 and 4-3 on Saturday night to capture a 5-4 victory as Reece Peitzsche was the overtime hero. The tying goal was scored by Cape Breton sniper Liam Lefebvre, and the winning goaltender was Lucas Beckman. Both Lefebvre & Beckman played in the two road games last week, and will wear the black Eagle home jersey for the first time tonight. While Eagles fans are all too familiar with Beckman, particularly after the 2025 playoffs against Baie-Comeau, it will be the first time Lefebvre plays any QMJHL game at all at Centre 200. Someone who has yet to play for the Eagles is Washington draft pick Maxim Schäfer, who was acquired from Chicoutimi in the off-season. Schäfer notched 49 points in 53 games last sea
capebretoneagles.comEagles Rally But Fall In Shootout To Sea Dogs -
NOTES FROM THE GAME - The Eagles rallied from down 2-0 but fell 4-3 in a shootout to the Saint John Sea Dogs. All three games this season at Centre 200 have seen the Eagles earn a point in a shootout loss. Alexander Donovan scored the shootout winner for Saint John. - Derek Andrews started the comeback with a goal in the second period, and Liam Lefebvre & Elias Schneider each scored and added an assist for the Eagles. - Samuel Meloche picked up the win in goal for Saint John, stopping 37 of 40 shots. Lucas Beckman took the loss, stopping 20 of 23. -- Romain Litalien & Maxim Schäfer made their season debuts for the Eagles. Litalien, returning from an injury suffered last season, took three faceoffs and recorded three hits. Schäfer, acquired from Chicoutimi in the off-season, was returning from Washington Capitals training camp and collected an assist while registering four shots on goal. - Eagles defenseman Aiden McCullough and Sea Dogs forward Alexis Joseph were given game
capebretoneagles.comÉtudiants-athlètes du mois BMR – Septembre -
Inspirée par son partenaire BMR, la LHJMQ met chaque mois en lumière ses étudiants-athlètes qui, par leur travail, leur persévérance et leur engagement, bâtissent leur avenir, autant sur la glace qu’à l’école. La sélection est faite à la suite d’une consultation menée par la directrice du programme scolaire, Valérie Monette, auprès des conseillers pédagogiques de la LHJMQ. « Ces étudiants-athlètes se sont démarqués autant par leur brio sur la glace que par leur engagement dans leurs études, souligne Mme Monette. À la LHJMQ, nous croyons qu’un avenir se construit sur de bonnes fondations. Le bureau de la Ligue, les dirigeants d’équipes et les joueurs unissent leurs efforts afin de mettre en place ces bases, qui sont à la fois sportives, scolaires et personnelles. Nous visons l’excellence sur la glace, mais aussi le développement de jeunes capables de construire un parcours à leur image et de devenir des citoyens engagés. Je tiens d’ailleurs à remercier BMR pour leur support. » Les 18
lhjmq.qc.caBMR Student-Athletes of the Month – September -
Inspired by its partner BMR, the QMJHL highlights its student-athletes each month who, through their hard work, perseverance and commitment, are building their future, both on the ice and in the classroom. The selections are made following a consultation conducted by the QMJHL’s Education Program Director, Valérie Monette, with the League’s academic advisors. “These student-athletes have distinguished themselves through both their excellence on the ice and their commitment to their studies,” said Ms. Monette. “At the QMJHL, we believe that a future is built on solid foundations. The League office, teams excutives and players all work together to establish these foundations, which are athletic, academic and personal. We strive for excellence on the ice, but also for the development of young people who can build a path of their own and become engaged citizens. I would also like to thank BMR for their support.” The 18 recipients of the month were selected by the teams’ academic advisor
theqmjhl.caMeloche Stops 37, Donovan Scores Winner as Sea Dogs Ground Eagles -
SYDNEY, NS - The Saint John Sea Dogs got their revenge Friday night at Centre 200, coming back to beat the Cape Breton Eagles 4-3 in a shootout. Jamie... - QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs
oursportscentral.comEagles Fall in Shootout to Sea Dogs -
NOTES FROM THE GAME- The Eagles rallied from down 2-0 but fell 4-3 in a shootout to the Saint John Sea Dogs. All three games this season at Centre... - QMJHL Cape Breton Eagles
oursportscentral.com#41 Saint John Sea Dogs 4 Cape Breton Eagles 3 - 02 10 26 -
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youtube.com2026-10-02
Eagles Host Sea Dogs to Kick off October -The Cape Breton Eagles are back on home ice to begin the month of October, and Eagles fans will get their first look at some of the club's new stars a... - QMJHL Cape Breton Eagles
oursportscentral.comTeam CHL announces staff for 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris -
North Bay Battalion (OHL) head coach Ryan Oulahen will lead a group of coaches and management personnel who helped Canada capture gold at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, reuniting for the December 1–2 series in Chicoutimi and Québec City. Get your tickets today. The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) announced today that Ryan Oulahen (North Bay Battalion / OHL) will serve as head coach of Team CHL for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris, taking place December 1–2 in Chicoutimi and Québec City. The two-game series will bring together top 2027 NHL Draft prospects from the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) to face the U.S. National Under-18 Team.
chl.caSchedule announced for World U17 Hockey Challenge in Oakville -
The schedule for the 2026 World U17 Hockey Challenge in Oakville, ON. has been announced. The tournament will begin on Nov. 1 with the final set for Nov. 7. All games will be played at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. The U17 World Challenge is the first step in Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence and includes two Canadian teams and four international entries. In July, 80 CHL drafted players came together for a development camp. The two Canadian rosters for this year's tournament will be selected by an all-CHL staff, led by Canada Red and White Directors of Hockey Operations Dave Drinkill (Saginaw Spirit, OHL) and Dylan Seca (Sarnia Sting, OHL), along with Red and White Head Coaches Dan DaSilva (Saskatoon Blades, WHL) and Dylan Smoskowitz (Barrie Colts, OHL), as well as Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence staff. https://twitter.com/CHLHockey/status/20799349
chl.caNew additions, returning core lead Sea Dogs into 2026-27 -
A new season has brought new expectations to Saint John. After a young Sea Dogs team took strides throughout the 2025-26 season, Saint John entered the new campaign looking to build on that progress with a revamped roster, a new head coach and a returning young core ready to take another step forward. A busy offseason brought 12 new players to Saint John as the Sea Dogs reshaped their roster for the 2026-27 season. Among the new faces are high-end prospects, proven QMJHL players and two European forwards selected in the 2026 CHL Import Draft. One of the most anticipated additions is winger Jamie Glance, who arrived in Saint John following two seasons with the U.S. National Team Development Program. Glance led the USNTDP U18 team with 56 points (23 goals, 33 assists) in 62 games last season and is a highly regarded prospect for the 2027 NHL Draft. Glance has made an early
saintjohnseadogs.comBrad MacKenzie named Assistant Coach for CHL USA Prospects Challenge -
2026-10-01 Halifax Mooseheads bench boss Brad MacKenzie has been named as a Team CHL Assistant Coach for the upcoming CHL USA Prospects Challenge. The third annual event will bring together many of the top players eligible for the 2027 NHL Draft as Team CHL faces the U.S. National Under-18 Team on December 1st and 2nd in Chicoutimi and Quebec City. MacKenzie, a native of Charlottetown, PE, will be joined on the bench by Head Coach Ryan Oulahen of the North Bay Battalion and fellow assistants Kyle Chipchura of the Edmonton Oil Kings and Ryan MacDonald from the Prince Albert Raiders. “I’m very excited and grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the coaching staff for the CHL prospects challenge. As a coach, I really value the chance to work alongside great coaches and am excited to see the top talent for the 2027 NHL Draft firsthand," said MacKenzie. The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) previously announced forwards Brock England of the Seattle Thunderbirds (WH
halifaxmooseheads.caYanick Lemay de retour comme directeur général de l’Équipe LCH -
La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a annoncé aujourd’hui que Ryan Oulahen (Battalion de North Bay / OHL) sera l’entraîneur-chef de l’Équipe LCH au Défi des espoirs de la LCH/É.U. 2026 présenté par Primaris, qui aura lieu les 1er et 2 décembre à Chicoutimi et à Québec. Cette série de deux matchs réunira des espoirs de premier plan en vue du Repêchage 2027 de la LNH provenant de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ouest (WHL), de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL) et de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Québec (LHJMQ), qui affronteront l’équipe nationale américaine des moins de 18 ans. Oulahen sera épaulé derrière le banc de l’Équipe LCH par les entraîneurs adjoints Ryan McDonald (Raiders de Prince Albert / WHL), Brad MacKenzie(Mooseheads de Halifax / LHJMQ) et Kyle Chipchura (Oil Kings d’Edmonton / WHL). Matthew Smith (Régiment
voltigeurs.caÉquipe LCH dévoile son personnel pour le Défi des espoirs LCH/É.-U. 2026 présenté par Primaris -
Ryan Oulahen dirigera un groupe de six entraîneurs et dirigeants qui ont aidé le Canada à remporter l’or à la Coupe Hlinka-Gretzky 2026. Ils seront de nouveau réunis pour la série des 1er et 2 décembre à Chicoutimi et à Québec. Procurez-vous vos billets dès aujourd’hui. La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a annoncé aujourd’hui que Ryan Oulahen (Battalion de North Bay / OHL) sera l’entraîneur-chef de l’Équipe LCH au Défi des espoirs de la LCH/É.U. 2026 présenté par Primaris, qui aura lieu les 1er et 2 décembre à Chicoutimi et à Québec. Cette série de deux matchs réunira des espoirs de premier plan en vue du Repêchage 2027 de la LNH provenant de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ouest (WHL), de la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (OHL) et de la Ligue de hockey junior Maritimes Qu
lhjmq.qc.caTeam CHL announces staff for 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris -
North Bay Battalion (OHL) head coach Ryan Oulahen will lead a group of coaches and management personnel who helped Canada capture gold at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, reuniting for the December 1–2 series in Chicoutimi and Québec City. Get your tickets today. The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) announced today that Ryan Oulahen (North Bay Battalion / OHL) will serve as head coach of Team CHL for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris, taking place December 1–2 in Chicoutimi and Québec City. The two-game series will bring together top 2027 NHL Draft prospects from the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) to face the U.S. National Under-18 Team.
theqmjhl.ca2026-10-01
Plus de 80 anciens de la LHJMQ débutent la saison 2026-2027 dans la LNH -La saison 2026-2027 de la Ligue nationale de hockey s’amorce ce soir et au sein des 32 équipes, on retrouvera 82 anciens joueurs de la LHJMQ, une hausse de 11 par rapport à l’an dernier. Les Penguins de Pittsburgh dominent la liste avec sept de nos anciens, soit Sidney Crosby, Gabriel D’Aigle, Samuel Girard, Ryan Graves, Hendrix Lapierre, Kristopher Letang et Oliver Okuliar. À noter que D’Aigle et Okuliar sont présentement blessés. Les Devils du New Jersey suivent avec six. Récemment acquis, Anthony Mantha et Rémi Poirier s’ajoutent aux Jake Allen, Nico Hischier, Timo Meier et Dawson Mercer déjà en place depuis plusieurs années. Les Canadiens de Montréal complètent le podium avec cinq de nos anciens, soit Zachary Bolduc, Alexandre Carrier, Phillip Danault, Noah Dobson et Samuel Montembeault. Les Blue Jackets de Columbus, les Sénateurs d’Ottawa, le Lightning de Tampa Bay, le Mammoth de l’Utah et les Golden Knights de Vegas seront eux aussi bien représentés avec chacun quatre anciens
hockeyphoenix.caWildcats climb to 7th in CHL Top-10 Rankings -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 2 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. The Victoria Royals (WHL) remain No. 1 after allowing just three goals on 62 shots through two games. The London Knights (OHL) hold second place following a 7-4 win over Owen Sound, while the Guelph Storm (OHL) return to the top three after outscoring Oshawa and Owen Sound 11-1 across two victories. The Moncton Wildcats climb to No. 7 after another two-win weekend lifted them to the top of the QMJHL standings. The Calgary Hitmen enter the rankings at No. 10, with balanced scoring and just six goals allowed fuelling a 3-0 start. Fans can watch OHL and QMJHL regular-season and playoff games on
moncton-wildcats.com2026-09-30
2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 2 -The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 2 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. The Victoria Royals (WHL) remain No. 1 after allowing just three goals on 62 shots through two games. The London Knights (OHL) hold second place following a 7-4 win over Owen Sound, while the Guelph Storm (OHL) return to the top three after outscoring Oshawa and Owen Sound 11-1 across two victories. The Moncton Wildcats climb to No. 7 after another two-win weekend lifted them to the top of the QMJHL standings. The Calgary Hitmen enter the rankings at No. 10, with balanced scoring and just six goals allowed fuelling a 3-0 start. Fans can watch OHL and QMJHL regular-season and playoff games on
chl.ca400 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.caBack on the Road – Moose visit Moncton & Saint John -
2026-09-29 Your Halifax Mooseheads are set for another pair of road games this weekend when they travel to the province of New Brunswick for battles with the Wildcats and Sea Dogs. The schedule to open the season is road heavy for the Herd with five of the team's first six games being played away from the Scotiabank Centre. The Mooseheads have picked up five points in the standings through their first four games of the year and are looking for more before returning home next week to begin a six-game homestand in the month of October. First up though is a rematch with the Moncton Wildcats who spoiled Halifax's Home Opener with a 6-5 overtime victory on September 19th. The Cats have gotten off to a very strong start to the season by posting the league's only perfect 4-and-0 record thanks to a pair of wins over Charlottetown and singular victories over both the Mooseheads and Sea Dogs. Three of their wins have come via either overtime or shootout decisions. Halifax will look to reboun
halifaxmooseheads.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 2 by the Canadian Hockey League -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 2 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. The Victoria Royals (WHL) remain No. 1 after allowing just three goals on 62 shots through two games. The London Knights (OHL) hold second place following a 7-4 win over Owen Sound, while the Guelph Storm (OHL) return to the top three after outscoring Oshawa and Owen Sound 11-1 across two victories. The Moncton Wildcats climb to No. 7 after another two-win weekend lifted them to the top of the QMJHL standings. The Calgary Hitmen enter the rankings at No. 10, with balanced scoring and just six goals allowed fuelling a 3-0 start. Fans can watch OHL and QMJHL regular-season and playoff games on
guelphstorm.com2026 Memorial Cup Legacy Scholarship awarded to Zander Wheatley, Alivia Guilbeaux -
Saginaw Mich. - For the third season, the Canadian Hockey League, the Saginaw Spirit, and Saginaw Valley State University have selected two recipients to receive the Memorial Cup Legacy Scholarship. Zander Wheatley and Alivia Guilbeaux, both from Saginaw County, have each been awarded $5,000 in support of their post-secondary education at Saginaw Valley State University. “Education is a major priority for the CHL teams that host the Memorial Cup," said Spirit President and Managing Partner Craig Goslin. "This scholarship program with the CHL, Saginaw Spirit, and Saginaw Valley State University illustrates that perfectly. It has been an honor to celebrate each of our recipients through the past three seasons, including Zander and Alivia today." The Memorial Cup Legacy Scholarship dates back to Saint John, N.B. and the 2022 Memorial Cup. Since then, two individuals from each Memorial Cup hosting community are awarded $5,000 scholarships. This scholarship program, which
saginawspirit.comClassement du Top-10 de la LCH 2026-2027 : 2e semaine -
La Ligue canadienne de hockey (LCH) a dévoilé aujourd’hui son classement du Top-10 pour la deuxième semaine de la saison 2026-2027. Les Royals de Victoria (WHL) demeurent au premier rang après n’avoir accordé que trois buts sur 62 tirs en deux matchs. Les Knights de London (OHL) conservent la deuxième place à la suite d’une victoire de 7-4 sur Owen Sound, tandis que le Storm de Guelph (OHL) réintègre le trio de tête après avoir dominé Oshawa et Owen Sound par un pointage combiné de 11-1 en deux victoires. Les Wildcats de Moncton grimpent au septième rang après une autre fin de semaine de deux victoires qui les a propulsés au sommet du classement de la LHJMQ. Les Hitmen de Calgary font leur entrée au dixième échelon, grâce à une attaque équilibrée et à seulement six buts accordés durant leur départ de 3-0. Les amateurs peuvent regarder l
lhjmq.qc.caPlus de 80 anciens de la LHJMQ débutent la saison 2026-2027 dans la LNH -
La saison 2026-2027 de la Ligue nationale de hockey s’amorce ce soir et au sein des 32 équipes, on retrouvera 82 anciens joueurs de la LHJMQ, une hausse de 11 par rapport à l’an dernier. Les Penguins de Pittsburgh dominent la liste avec sept de nos anciens, soit Sidney Crosby, Gabriel D’Aigle, Samuel Girard, Ryan Graves, Hendrix Lapierre, Kristopher Letang et Oliver Okuliar. À noter que D’Aigle et Okuliar sont présentement blessés. Les Devils du New Jersey suivent avec six. Récemment acquis, Anthony Mantha et Rémi Poirier s’ajoutent aux Jake Allen, Nico Hischier, Timo Meier et Dawson Mercer déjà en place depuis plusieurs années. Les Canadiens de Montréal complètent le podium avec cinq de nos anciens, soit Zachary Bolduc, Alexandre Carrier, Phillip Danault, Noah Dobson et Samuel Montembeault. Les Blue Jackets de Columbus, les Sénateurs d’Ottawa, le Lightning de Tampa Bay, le Mammoth de l’Utah et les Golden Knights de Vegas seront eux aussi bien représentés avec chacun quatre anciens
lhjmq.qc.ca2026-27 CHL Top-10 Rankings: Week 2 -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 2 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. The Victoria Royals (WHL) remain No. 1 after allowing just three goals on 62 shots through two games. The London Knights (OHL) hold second place following a 7-4 win over Owen Sound, while the Guelph Storm (OHL) return to the top three after outscoring Oshawa and Owen Sound 11-1 across two victories. The Moncton Wildcats climb to No. 7 after another two-win weekend lifted them to the top of the QMJHL standings. The Calgary Hitmen enter the rankings at No. 10, with balanced scoring and just six goals allowed fuelling a 3-0 start. Fans can watch OHL and QMJHL regular-season and playoff games on
theqmjhl.caOver 80 QMJHL alumni begin 2026-27 season in the NHL -
The 2026-27 National Hockey League season gets underway tonight, and among the 32 teams, 82 former QMJHL players will begin the season in the NHL, an increase of 11 from last year. The Pittsburgh Penguins lead the way with seven QMJHL alumni: Sidney Crosby, Gabriel D’Aigle, Samuel Girard, Ryan Graves, Hendrix Lapierre, Kristopher Letang and Oliver Okuliar. It should be noted that D’Aigle and Okuliar are currently sidelined with injuries. The New Jersey Devils follow with six. Recently acquired, Anthony Mantha and Rémi Poirier join Jake Allen, Nico Hischier, Timo Meier and Dawson Mercer, who have been with the team for several years. The Montréal Canadiens round out the top three with five QMJHL alumni: Zachary Bolduc, Alexandre Carrier, Phillip Danault, Noah Dobson and Samuel Montembeault. The Columbus Blue Jackets, Ottawa Senators, Tampa Bay Lightning, Utah Mammoth and Vegas Golden Knights are also well represented, with four QMJHL alumni each. At the other end of the spectrum, f
theqmjhl.caRoyals Rank 1st in CHL in Week 2 Rankings -
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) today unveiled its Week 2 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2026-27 season. The Victoria Royals (WHL) remain No. 1 after allowing just three goals on 62 shots through two games. The London Knights (OHL) hold second place following a 7-4 win over Owen Sound, while the Guelph Storm (OHL) return to the top three after outscoring Oshawa and Owen Sound 11-1 across two victories. The Moncton Wildcats climb to No. 7 after another two-win weekend lifted them to the top of the QMJHL standings. The Calgary Hitmen enter the rankings at No. 10, with balanced scoring and just six goals allowed fuelling a 3-0 start. Fans can watch OHL and QMJHL regular-season and playoff games on
victoriaroyals.com2026-09-28
GAME RECAP: Sea Dogs comeback falls short in shootout loss to Wildcats -SAINT JOHN, N.B. – In a nail-biting home opener at TD Station, the Saint John Sea Dogs came from behind to force overtime but ultimately fell 4-3 in a shootout to the Moncton Wildcats on Friday night. Wildcats defenceman Shayne Gould struck first just 57 seconds into the game, but Olivier Lemieux quickly responded for Saint John at 1:51. Niko Tournas then beat Samuel Meloche to put the Cats ahead 2-1 again after just 41 seconds. The Dogs mounted pressure for the remainder of the period, outshooting Moncton 12-6 but still trailed by one after 20 minutes of play. At 10:54 of the second, Oliver Ozogany took a double-minor for high-sticking giving Moncton their first power play of the game, but the Sea Dogs killed it off. After 40 minutes, Moncton still led 2-1 but trailed 18-14 in shots. Five minutes into the third, Dylan Rozzi tucked one past Jacoby Weiner on a slick feed from Jamie Glance to tie the game 2-2. On the man advantage, Tournas scored his second of the nig
saintjohnseadogs.comGAME RECAP: Sea Dogs pick up another point in OT loss to Eagles -
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – The Saint John Sea Dogs got off to a hot start with a three-goal lead but came up short 5-4 in overtime to the Cape Breton Eagles at TD Station. Oliver Ozogany scored his first QMJHL goal 2:21 into the first period on a setup from Olivier Lemieux behind the net. At 9:14, Thomas Charbonneau made it 2-0, picking the glove side on a feed from Olivier Groulx. With 34 seconds to play, Groulx buried Zach Morin’s rebound to close the period at 3-0. Saint John led 9-4 in shots. Eliot Litalien put the Eagles on the board at 3:47 of the second, tipping in Aiden McCullough’s point shot. Elias Schneider then jammed one past Rafaël Courchesne at 12:50, followed by Jacob Hartlin tying the game 3-3 less than two minutes later. With two seconds remaining on a man advantage, Alex Donovan roofed Dylan Rozzi’s rebound at 18:32. Saint John led 4-3 and held a 20-15 edge in shots after two. Courchesne made a lights-out glove save with eight minutes to play in the third
saintjohnseadogs.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.comMooseheads flat in Newfoundland rematch -
2026-09-26 The Mooseheads were behind the eight ball nearly from the drop of the puck on Saturday night in St. John's where they were blanked 6-0 by the Regiment in a one-sided affair. Costly defensive gaffes led to a pair of breakaways and two early goals on starter Jack Fichthorn who was pulled from the game after a third goal on five shots when Newfoundland made it a 3-0 on another weak defensive effort in front of the goalie. Friday's winning goalie Carson Mertz took over for the final 50 minutes and 17 seconds and didn't get any help in front of him either as he allowed three goals on 22 shots. Box Score The Halifax offence was basically non existent throughout the game with very little in terms of quality scoring chances despite putting 25 shots on goal. Antoine Proulx picked up his first career shutout for the Regiment. The home team got a pair of goa
halifaxmooseheads.caEagles Finish Season Opening Road Trip With Visit To Sea Dogs -
The Cape Breton Eagles will look to snap a season opening losing streak as they finish their road weekend against the Saint John Sea Dogs this afternoon. It's battle between teams with high expectations, both being listed in the CHL Top 10 in in the pre-season. The road trip looked to be starting well for the Eagles Friday in Charlottetown, with Cape Breton holding a 1-0 lead and outshooting Charlottetown 23-11 heading into the final frame. But it was a third period that belonged to Charlottetown and a pair of empty netters gave the Islanders a 4-1 win. Noah Jettelson provided the offense with a power play goal, the first snipe by an Eagles defenseman this season. Cole Chandler picked up an assist, as he has a point in all three Eagle games this season. Today's opposition, the highly ranked Sea Dogs have also been slow out of the blocks, collecting just one win in their opening three games although they earned a point in their home opener last night against Moncton, falling 4-3 in a
capebretoneagles.comEagles Rally In Saint John For First Win Of Season -
NOTES FROM THE GAME - Reece Peitzsche's goal at 1:07 of overtime capped a rally from down 3-0 as the Cape Breton Eagles topped the Saint John Sea Dogs 5-4 on Saturday afternoon in Saint John. The win snaps a three-game losing streak to start the season for the Eagles. - Peitzsche, Eliot Litalien, Elias Schneider, and Liam Lefebvre all registered a goal and an assist for the Eagles. Jacob Hartlin also scored for Cape Breton, while Cole Chandler and Aiden McCullough recorded two assists. - Lucas Beckman picked up the win, stopping 21 of 25 shots. Rafaël Courchesne allowed five goals on 27 shots in the loss. The game wasn't three minutes old when Oliver Ozogany opened the scoring with his first career goal, converting a pass from behind the net. Just 17 seconds later, Sea Dogs forward Ryan Howard was sent to the penalty box, but the Eagles couldn't convert. Before the halfway mark of the period, Thomas Charbonneau pushed a shot through traffic from the top of the left faceoff circle t
capebretoneagles.com19 CHL developed players listed in Button’s September 2027 NHL Draft rankings by the Canadian Hockey League -
Nineteen CHL players have been named to Craig Button's September rankings for the 2027 NHL Draft. TSN's Director of Scouting list is led by former Everett Silvertip Landon DuPont at no. 1 who is followed by Quebec's Carter Meyer at no. 4) and Saginaw's Dima Zhilkin at no. 5. “Carter is highly skilled, he’s edgy,” said Button. “He’s a player that grabs the game by the scruff of its neck. You need a physical play? He’ll be physical. You need a skill play? He’ll be skilled. You need an edgy play? He’ll do it. “That’s how [Mark] Messier played the game. Messier grabbed the game by the scruff of its neck and he wasn’t deterred. I think Carter Meyer has those qualities.” On Zhilkin, Button said: ““He’s Brad Marchand [like] all day long,” said Button. “He is a really good player. In a league now where that element is less common, he has it in abundance.
guelphstorm.comMeet Team CHL: Dima Zhilkin brings skill with an edge -
Saginaw’s captain pairs offensive production with a competitive streak as he prepares for the 2026 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Primaris. Scoring goals is one way Dima Zhilkin makes himself difficult to play against in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). Getting under an opponent’s skin is another. The Saginaw Spirit captain brings both qualities to a draft season that has already delivered Cogeco OHL Player of the Week honours and a place among the first four players selected to Team CHL
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