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Five QMJHL players are among the 27 players who will take part in Canada’s National Men’s Summer Under-18 Team training camp ahead of the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, set for Aug. 3-9 at Rogers Place and the Downtown Community Arena in Edmonton. This group will include the top two picks in the 2025 QMJHL draft: the first overall pick, forward Alexis Joseph (Lachenaie, QC) of the Saint John Sea Dogs, and the second overall pick, Malik L’Italien (Montréal, QC) of the Halifax Mooseheads. The Newfoundland Regiment will also be well represented, with defenceman Quinn Norman (St John’s, NL) and forward Benjamin Veitch (St John’s, NL). Sam Berthiaume (Stellarton, N.S./Cape Breton Eagles) will be between the pipes. The roster, which includes two goaltenders, seven defencemen and 13 forwards, was selected by Program of Excellence (POE) general manager Alan Millar (Tottenham, ON), alongside POE head scout Byron B

‘The support my community has shown me and also my teammates I have met so far, it’s unbelievable’

One of hockey's most unique traditions? For every goal the OHL's Sudbury Wolves score, it is celebrated by sending a taxidermy wolf across the arena. #OHL #Hockey Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to access all of the latest hockey videos! Website: https://www.flohockey.tv/ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2qfd7im Get the FloSports iOS app: http://bit.ly/FloHockeyiOSApp_9 Follow FloHockey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FloHockey.tv Twitter: https://twitter.com/FloHockey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flohockey/

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Every second counts as the clock winds down. Relive the best late third-period game-winning goals from the 2025-26 @OHL season! 00:00 - Jeremy Martin (Soo, 167 seconds) | December 12 vs. Brampton 00:30 - Adrian Manzo (North Bay, 122 seconds) | February 26 vs. Kingston 01:12 - Sam O'Reilly (Kitchener, 108 seconds) | January 18 vs. Guelph 01:54 - Owen Protz (Brantford, 99 seconds) | March 20 vs. North Bay 02:45 - Jake O'Brien (Brantford, 95 seconds) | April 22 vs. Barrie 03:20 - Alex Kostov (Flint, 91 seconds) | January 23 vs. Windsor 03:49 - Alex Misiak (Erie, 80 seconds) | December 13 vs. North Bay 05:09 - Carson Harmer (Saginaw, 75 seconds) | November 28 vs. London 05:52 - Ethan Miedema (Guelph, 72 seconds) | November 28 vs. Windsor 06:26 - Artem Gonchar (Sudbury, 67 seconds) | March 1 vs. Kingston 06:50 - Conor Walton (Windsor, 60 seconds) | April 12 vs. Flint 07:41 - Nikita Klepov (Saginaw, 53 seconds) | January 4 vs. Brampton 08:24 - Lucas Ambrosio (Erie, 48 seconds) | December 30

Former OHL defenceman, Owen Sound assistant coach earns first position as bench boss with local entry in GNU18L

It is now a certainty that big market Sudbury will not have a presence in the Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League for the ’26-27 season. The recent announcement by owners Mark Burgess and son Connor Burgess that the three time reigning champion Cubs have voluntarily turned their franchise over to the NOJHL sent shockwaves throughout […] The post NOJHL “will move forward” appeared first on .

This 32-part series will spotlight OHL players who are either signed to an NHL or AHL contract or are recently drafted, and are 25 years old or younger with 50 or fewer NHL games played.  Join us for OHL in the System! Today, we take a closer look at the Detroit Red Wings prospect pool.   Adam Levac (C) – Peterborough Petes (2024-26) Selected: 4th Round, 108th Overall (2026) OHL Career Stats: 117 GP, 22G, 32A, 54 PTS, -22 Age: 18 With the 108th overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, the Detroit Red Wings selected Peterborough Petes forward Adam Levac. The Embrun, Ont., native enjoyed a breakout sophomore campaign, more than tripling his offensive production by recording 44 points (16-28–44) in 60 regular-season games.   Beckham Edwards (C) – Sarnia Sting (2024-26)

Former Sudbury Wolves defenceman Reagan O'Grady has been named head coach of the Sudbury Wolves U18 AAA program after previously serving behind the bench with the Owen Sound Attack and Lindsay Muskies.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League has released the following statement relative to the recent decision by the Sudbury Cubs to depart the NOJHL as per their own media release. The Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League acknowledges the Greater Sudbury Cubs’ decision to withdraw from league membership. While we are disappointed by this […] The post NOJHL re: Sudbury Cubs appeared first on .

On Thursday, the three-time defending Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League champions sent shockwaves through the league by announcing their departure

The Abbotsford Canucks signed goaltender Mitchell Weeks to a one-year AHL deal on Wednesday, adding a third goalie to the farm club stable. The Barrie, Ontario native has worked his way up the long way, going undrafted after his time with the Sudbury Wolves, taking an ECHL tryout with the Wheeling Nailers, and parlaying it…

EDITOR’S NOTE: The owners of the reigning Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League champion Sudbury Cubs have sent out the following press release to media outlets, including Hockey News North. 2601202 Ontario Ltd. and the Sudbury Cubs Hockey organization wish to forfeit their franchise in the NOJHL effective immediately. This is a voluntary forfeiture and self-termination […] The post Sudbury Cubs leaving NOJHL appeared first on .

Greater Sudbury Cubs har afleveret sin ligaplads og lukket holdet med øjeblikkelig virkning. Beslutningen kom mindre end syv timer efter offentliggørelsen af NOJHL’s nye kampprogram. Indlægget Syv timer efter kampprogrammet: Mesterhold lukker blev først udgivet på Hockeymagasinet.

Greater Sudbury Cubs owner Mark Burgess sent shockwaves through Northern Ontario junior hockey on Thursday with the announcement his team will not return to the NOJHL to defend its back-to-back championships in 2026-27.

Greater Sudbury Cubs owner Mark Burgess sent shockwaves through Northern Ontario junior hockey on Thursday with the announcement his team will not return to the NOJHL to defend its back-to-back championships in 2026-27. Just hours after the NOJHL revealed its full regular-season schedule for the coming season, including the Cubs’ home opener against the Espanola […]

EDITOR’S NOTE: The owners of the reigning Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League champion Sudbury Cubs have sent out the following press release to media outlets, including Hockey News North. 2601202 Ontario Ltd. and the Sudbury Cubs Hockey organization wish to forfeit their franchise in the NOJHL effective immediately. This is a voluntary forfeiture and self-termination […] The post Sudbury Cubs leaving NOJHL appeared first on .

OTTAWA – The Ottawa 67’s have announced that assistant coaches Norm Milley and Paul Stoykewych have each signed two-year contract extensions through the 2027-28 Ontario Hockey League season. "I am very happy to have both Norm and Paul back on our coaching staff," said Ottawa 67’s Head Coach Dave Cameron. "Norm’s experience and understanding of the game are invaluable. He’s become one of the most respected coaches in the OHL and brings a wealth of knowledge to our group. Paul offers a fresh perspective, and his personable, detail-oriented approach has made a significant impact on our players’ development. Together, they are outstanding members of our staff." Milley, 46, is set to begin his ninth season with the Ottawa 67’s, having joined the organization in 2017 as part of André Tourigny's coaching staff. Since then, the Toronto native has helped lead the team to an OHL Championship Series appearance in 2019 and three Hamilton Spectator Trophy titles

Powassan Voodoos will open at home on September 12 versus the two-time defending league champion Greater Sudbury Cubs

Powassan Voodoos will open at home on September 12 versus the two-time defending league champion Greater Sudbury Cubs

Sudbury Wolves forwards Adam Nemec and Ján Chovan, along with incoming OHL imports Michal Svrcek and Lucian Bernát, have been named to Slovakia's National Junior Team summer camp roster.

Lucian Bernat of the Owen Sound Attack joins Sudbury Wolves forwards Adam Nemec and Ján Chovan and Michal Svrcek of the Windsor Spitfires among t... - OHL Owen Sound Attack

Sudbury Wolves forwards Adam Nemec and Ján Chovan, along with incoming OHL imports Michal Svrcek and Lucian Bernát, have been named to Slovakia's National Junior Team summer camp roster.

This 32-part series will spotlight OHL players who are either signed to an NHL or AHL contract or are recently drafted, and are 25 years old or younger with 50 or fewer NHL games played.  Join us for OHL in the System! Today, we take a look at the San Jose Sharks' OHL prospect pool.   Brady Knowling (G) – Saginaw Spirit (2026-27) Selected: 4th Round, 127th Overall (2026) 2025-26 Stats (U.S. National U18 Team): 33 GP, 3.56 GAA, .880 SV%, 15-12-0 Age: 18 Saginaw Spirit recruit Brady Knowling was selected by the San Jose Sharks in the fourth round of the 2026 NHL Draft. Ranked as NHL Central Scouting's top North American goaltender, the 6-foot-5 netminder spent the past two seasons with the U.S. National Team Development Program. The Toronto-born dual citizen was selected by Saginaw in the third round of the 2024 OHL Priority Selection.  

Sudbury Wolves forward was passed over in NHL Entry Draft, but is all the more motivated to have a professional hockey career

OHL equipment manager to be a part of camp in Oakville next week, then tournament in November

25 OHL players have been invited to take part in the 2026 USA Hockey Boys National 17 Festival, running from July 7-13 at the Northtown Center in Amherst, New York. This event gathers top American-born 2009-born players registered with USA Hockey for a week of elite development. While structured as a district-based tournament, the emphasis is on individual growth and showcasing talent through on-ice drills, small-area games, and off-ice training like strength and conditioning, team building, nutrition, and mental skills. Participants will be evaluated for the Hlinka Gretzky Cup Camp, with the top performers earning spots on the 2026 U.S. Under-18 Select Team competing at the prestigious Hlinka Gretzky Cup in August.   List of OHL Players at the USA Hockey Boys 17 Festival: (Note: Excludes drafted players who have not signed Standard Player Agreements)   Atlantic (3):

SUDBURY, ONT: Our exhibition schedule has dropped, and fans will have six opportunities to catch the team in action before the start of the regular se... - OHL Sudbury Wolves

Watch every single thrilling OT winner from the 2026 @OHL Playoffs! 00:00 - Kieron Walton (Peterborough) | March 27 vs. North Bay 00:49 - Hayden Reid (Niagara) | March 28 vs. Barrie 01:27 - Kieron Walton (Peterborough) | March 29 vs. North Bay 01:52 - Brady Martin (Soo) | March 29 vs. London 02:56 - Luca Romano (Kitchener) | March 31 vs. Saginaw 03:33 - Marek Vanacker (Brantford) | March 31 vs. Sudbury 04:12 - Carson Andrew (Soo) | March 31 vs. London 04:47 - Parker Vaughan (North Bay) | April 4 vs. Peterborough 05:30 - Ben Danford (Brantford) | April 12 vs. North Bay 06:10 - Sam O'Reilly (Kitchener) | April 24 vs. Windsor 07:40 - Brad Gardiner (Barrie) | April 30 vs. Brantford 08:00 - Dylan Edwards (Kitchener) | May 1 vs. Windsor 08:50 - Mason Zebeski (Barrie) | May 2 vs. Brantford 09:47 - Matthew Andonovski (Kitchener) | May 8 vs. Barrie 10:33 - Dylan Edwards (Kitchener) | May 10 vs. Barrie Watch the OHL on FloHockey: https://flosports.link/4sfghl7 Make sure to like, comment, and

This 32-part series will spotlight OHL players who are either signed to an NHL or AHL contract or are recently drafted, and are 25 years old or younger with 50 or fewer NHL games played. Join us for OHL in the System! Today, let’s check in with the Calgary Flames’ OHL-heavy prospect pool.   Egor Barabanov (C) – Saginaw Spirit (2025-26) Selected: 4th Round, 100th Overall (2026) OHL Career Stats: 68 GP, 28G, 63A, 91 PTS., -2 Age: 20 Egor Barabanov emerged as one of the OHL's premier playmakers, joining forces with linemates Nikita Klepov and Dima Zhilkin in Saginaw to record 91 points (28-63–91) over 68 games. The 2006-born centreman was selected by Calgary after going undrafted in each of the previous two NHL Drafts.   Simon Katolicky (LW/RW) – Sarnia Sting (2026-27) Selected: 5th Round, 132nd Overall (2026) 2025-26 Career

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Sudbury Wolves defenceman surprised by family, surrounded by friends for selection by Seattle Kraken

This 32-part series will spotlight OHL players who are either signed to an NHL or AHL contract or are recently drafted, and are 25 years old or younger with 50 or fewer NHL games played. Join us for OHL in the System!   With the 2026 NHL Draft now in the rearview mirror, all 32 NHL clubs have officially shifted their focus to the offseason. As organizations prepare for development camps and the season ahead, we kick off this year's edition of OHL In the System by taking a closer look at the Vancouver Canucks and the current and future OHL talent within their organization.   Caleb Malhotra (C) – Brantford Bulldogs (2025-26) Selected: 1st Round, 3rd Overall (2026) OHL Career Stats: 67 GP, 29G, 55A, 84 PTS., +33 Age: 18 Caleb Malhotra was the highest OHL player selected in the 2026 NHL Draft, going third overall to the Vancouver C

Witness top picks and hungry invitees from Sweden to Ontario as they hit the ice in Seattle, showcasing the next generation of talent fighting for a roster spot. Photo Gallery: Dev Camp Roll Call Part Two Candace KludtThu, July 2, 2026 at 8:25 a.m. UTC·2 min readKraken prospects from across the world have made their way to Seattle for Development Camp 2026. Check out the gallery to see who is in attendance and where they are from. Jakub Fibigr, 19 years old, Unicov, Czechia. Drafted by the Kraken in 2024, Fibigr split the 2025-26 season between the Brampton Steelheads and Windsor Spitfires.  He has committed to Ohio State University for 2026. Jakub Fibigr, photo by Candace Kludt | The Hockey NewsFinn Kearns, 18 years old, Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Kearns played for St. Andrews College and the Sudbury Wolves over the past season.  He was picked up by the Kraken in the 5th round of the draft this year (2026). Finn Kearns, photo by Candace Kludt | The Hockey NewsOla Palme, 1

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