That was unexpected. The first-place London Knights, who have dominated Niagara over the past decade, were upset by the free-falling IceDogs 6-4 before 5,300 Saturday at the Meridian Centre in St. Catharines on Saturday night. The visitors lost in regulation for the first time in 10 games dating back to Feb. 2 at Windsor while […]
There is a simple reason why the London Knights keep churning out winning seasons.
The Erie Insurance Arena can be a chore for a visiting team when the place is packed. But not for the London Knights this season. The Canadian Hockey League’s top-ranked club have outscored the Otters 11-2 in two visits so far and won their seventh straight by squashing their rivals 5-1 before 6,146 Saturday night. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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."
Easton Cowan and Denver Barkey are expected back in the London Knights lineup Friday against Erie.
OHL's top team scores three consecutive goals in the second period to blow close game open
Easton Cowan keeps rolling. The London Knights star set up Oliver Bonk’s game-tying tally 5:11 into the first period to run his unprecedented junior hockey point streak to an incredible 62 games in a 4-1 victory Thursday before 2,659 at the North Bay Memorial Gardens. “It’s pretty amazing,” London assistant coach Rick Steadman said. “It’s […]
No matter what happens between now and Friday at noon, the London Knights remain the favourites to defend their Ontario Hockey League title.
The London Knights have allowed just 10 goals in six games since losing three of their biggest stars to the Canadian world junior team. Thatâs incredible. Aleksei Medvedev, the rookie half of the Ontario Hockey Leagueâs most consistent goaltending tandem, stopped 37 shots in the teamâs fourth straight win, 4-1
This is shaping up to be one of the greatest London Knights seasons in the franchiseâs storied history.