Sam Dickinson

OHL reporter Ryan Pyette is taking questions about what’s happening on the ice, in the general managers’ suites and in the league office throughout the season. Have a question? Put it in the comment section below or email us at lfpnewsletters@postmedia.com Q: Michael Misa got a one-game suspension for lofting a

Erie Otters overage forward Pano Fimis had a message for his younger brother right after signing with the London Knights. “The first phone call we had, he said, ‘December 18 – be ready’,” Andoni Fimis, the Knights’ new defenceman, recalled. “He has it circled on his calendar, too. It’ll be

Denver Barkey was one of the last cuts for last year's Canadian world junior hockey team. He gets a do-over next week.

Will Easton Cowan’s incredible Ontario Hockey League point streak still be rolling by the time he checks into Ottawa

The London Knights were missing high-scoring Easton Cowan and Kasper Halttunen during their eastern Ontario swing. They still buried 21 goals in three games. The defending OHL champs blew out Ottawa 10-3 for their 18th consecutive win before 3,223 Sunday at TD Place. Sam Dickinson (two goals, five points), Denver

Forget his age and rookie status. Aleksei Medvedev has been one of the most consistent goaltenders in the Ontario Hockey League this season. The 17-year-old Knight turned aside 31 shots – including 18 in the third period – for his first major junior shutout to backstop London to its 16th

The Ottawa 67’s are the only thing standing between Easton Cowan and Ontario Hockey League history. The London Knights star’s regular-season point streak reached 54 games with an assist in a wild 6-5 victory over the Saginaw Spirit before 3,865 Saturday at the Dow Event Center. He can match Maple

GUELPH – Max Namestnikov exploded with four goals. Jett Luchanko, the Flyers first-rounder and London native, racked up four assists. But all the Guelph Storm’s firepower was overshadowed by a potent London Knights line that often flies under the radar. Evan Van Gorp, Will Nicholl and Noah Read combined for

London Knights defenceman Sam Dickinson and Londoner Jett Luchanko of the Guelph Storm made a strong first impression ahead of the CHL/NHL Top Prospects game Wednesday in Moncton. Read More

If the travel and required rest works out, the London Knights could get Easton Cowan and Oliver Bonk back in the lineup as early as Friday against Barrie. Read More

Sam Dickinson learned how to follow in his first OHL season. Read More