The London Knights play host to the Flint Firebirds in a Family Day matinee at Canada Life Place.
The Ontario Hockey League-leading London Knights play host to the Soo Greyhounds on Friday night at Canada Life Place.
Cam Allen’s impaired driving charge and his subsequent indefinite suspension drew a lot of attention in the Ontario Hockey League this week. So far, the star defenceman’s absence has not affected the London Knights on the ice. The Canadian Hockey League’s top-ranked team tuned out the distraction by throttling the Eastern Conference-leading Barrie Colts 8-4 […]
Cam Allen has been suspended indefinitely by the Ontario Hockey League. OHL officials announced on Tuesday they will conduct a review into the events of Feb. 8 that resulted in the 20-year-old London Knights defenceman being charged by London police with several offences, including impaired driving. Police say officers responded to a single-vehicle collision near […]
London Knights play host to Peterborough Petes in OHL action at Canada Life Place in London on Friday night.
Jeering at sporting events began after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 25% tariff on most Canadian goods entering the U.S.
Ryan Pyette takes questions about what’s happening on the ice, in general managers’ suites and in the league office throughout the season.
Easton Cowan will aim to extend his point-scoring streak to 65 games as the London Knights play host to the Kitchener Rangers on Tuesday night.
No matter where Easton Cowan's hockey career takes him, he will always be known fondly as 'Cowboy' in London.
For one night, the Windsor Spitfires took the London Knights off cruise control. Erasing a three-goal deficit, the Spitfires rallied for a 4-3 victory on Sunday to become the first OHL club to knock the Knights off twice this season. “You can’t get frustrated by any game,” Knights defenceman Jared Woolley said. “It’s a long […]
Easton Cowan is expected to be in the lineup of the London Knights (37-7-1-0) Friday night when they host the Erie Otters (23-17-3-1) at Canada Life Place.
In the early part of the Ontario Hockey League season, Landon Sim was widely known as the London Knight suspended for calling an opposing player a "Mennonite."