Sam Dickinson’s dominant year on the London Knights blue line has earned him national recognition.
A former NHL player is holding a free camp for youth hockey players in London, saying he wants to give back to the city and support the next generation of players.
Two of London’s most recognizable hockey names are being honoured for their success off the ice.
Sunday’s Memorial Cup final marks the end of Bryan Crawford’s first year as Ontario Hockey League commissioner after 45 years of David Branch. He spoke with LFP sportswriter Ryan Pyette in Rimouski, Que. LFP: The Knights keep winning, which is great for London. Is that dominance great for the OHL? Crawford: They’re a model for […]
RIMOUSKI, Que – Memorial Cup final mulligans are rare. The London Knights will never forget surrendering Josh Bloom’s goal in the last half-minute of the championship game a year ago in Saginaw. That left a considerable scar. But the OHL champs can make sure it doesn’t define a three-year window of major junior hockey dominance. […]
The coach of the winning team often says their goaltender was their best player or, at worst, kept it close through a bad first period.
RIMOUSKI, Que – The London Knights will meet the Moncton Wildcats in the Memorial Cup semifinal Friday. The Quebec league champs survived an early Rimouski surge by scoring five straight goals and advanced with a 6-2 victory before 4,512 Wednesday at Sun Life Financial Coliseum. The Knights beat the Wildcats in 3-on-3 overtime in their […]
How did a goaltender with a 53-2 record this season get waived through the Western Hockey League last fall?
Cross-examination of NHL player Brett Howden continues at the trial of five of his teammates from Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team
The biggest hurdle to a London Knights berth in the Memorial Cup final is still to come in the form of young phenom Gavin McKenna.