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The CHL is proud to announce that the Moncton Wildcats and Québec Remparts of the QMJHL have been selected as the two finalist clubs in the bid to host the 2028 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota.
The Ontario Hockey League’s Brantford Bulldogs announced on Friday that Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026 inductee Brian Burke has joined the front office as senior hockey operations advisor.
The Metro Vancouver city of Surrey has announced it is going ahead with the development of a 10,000-seat arena that will become the new home of the Western Hockey League’s Vancouver Giants when it’s complete.
After being picked first overall in the OHL draft by the Oshawa Generals, Kane Cloutier received advice from John Tavares and Matthew Schaefer. The Vaughan Kings product told TSN what he learned from his fellow top picks and also explained why he decided to play forward instead of being a goalie like his dad Dan.
Maxim Massé was announced as the Canadian Hockey League’s David Branch Player of the Year at Monday’s awards.
Peterborough Petes winger, who is projected to be a first-round pick in the NHL Draft later this month, would welcome the chance to continue his hockey journey in Canada, Mark Masters writes.
The Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League and the Ontario Hockey League will play eight interleague games next season, it was announced on Wednesday.
Defenceman Daxon Rudolph has committed to play for the University of Denver for the 2026-27 NCAA campaign, he announced on Instagram on Thursday.
Sam O’Reilly had a four-point performance, including three assists, to lead the Kitchener Rangers to a 6-2 win over the Everett Silvertips in the Memorial Cup championship on Sunday.
Sam O’Reilly stepped up again. Jared Woolley did his part, too. And Jussi Ahokas made history in the process.
The Rangers outscored their opponents 20-6 during their Memorial Cup run, and TSN Hockey analysts Jeff O'Neill and Craig Button explain how Kitchener was able to excel in all facets of the game, especially on special teams. The panel also break down the performance of Sam O'Reilly in the tournament, and how important he was for the win.
Picking up his third MVP of the season, latest being in the Memorial Cup, Sam O'Reilly speaks about how lucky he has been with his teammates, and can't believe he is now a back-to-back Memorial Cup champion.
Last year, Jared Woolley won the Memorial Cup with the London Knights, and is now a back-to-back champion with a win as a member of Kitchener Rangers. The defenceman spoke about the difference between the wins, and how special the group was.
Watch as Sam O'Reilly captures tournament MVP before the Kitchen Rangers hoist the Memorial Cup as junior hockey champions in Canada.


