The London Nationals are in new hands.
The first time the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League put a team into the MacPherson tournament, they won the whole thing.
Limit the sin bin visits. That’s part of Coach Brandon Prust’s message to the London Nationals
The London Knights are in jeopardy of being without their top scoring line again when they make a three-game eastern Ontario swing this week.
âI didnât pack any winter clothes with me there,â the 19-year-old Finnish winger said.
GUELPH â Max Namestnikov exploded with four goals. Jett Luchanko, the Flyers first-rounder and London native, racked up four assists. But all the Guelph Stormâs 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
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Brandon Prust is starting his coaching career with the same team that launched his junior hockey journey, the London Nationals.
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The St. Marys Lincolns’ first Junior B conference title in 30 years was no accident.
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ST. MARYS – The visiting bench at the Pyramid Rec Centre is a sardine can. “You’re squashed in there shoulder-to-shoulder,” London Nationals sophomore forward Talan Palmer said with a grin. “Not comfortable at all.” But that forced togetherness has served the Nats well so far. They stunned the St. Marys
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The London Nationals and St. Marys Lincolns meet in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Western conference final starting Wednesday night at Western Fair.
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The London Nationals opened the second round of the GOJHL Jr. B hockey playoffs with a 7-4 win over the LaSalle Vipers at Western Fair on Wednesday night. Game 2 goes Saturday night in London. Photos by LFP’s Mike Hensen mhensen@postmedia.com