London Nationals

The path to the second round of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Western Conference playoffs included some early lopsided wins.

The London Nationals bounced back from a Game 1 upset and eliminated the Komoka Kings with a 4-2 Game 5 victory on Wednesday night, sending them to Round 2 of the Sutherland Cup Jr. B hockey playoffs. Photos by LFP’s Derek Ruttan druttan@postmedia.com

The No. 1-ranked London Nationals opened the GOJHL Jr. B hockey playoffs against the No. 8 Komoka Kings on Wednesday night and it was the Kings who drew first blood in the best-of-seven series with a 4-1 win.

The London Nationals surprised a lot of people this season in contending for first place.

The Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League playoffs are usually fascinating. Read More

Since it's London that gave the hockey world The Michigan – likely the most stunningly skillful goal in history – it makes sense that it would be another local player who would innovate a new twist and score a goal the play-by-play announcer could only describe with two words: "Absolutely

Brian McAllister had planned to step away from the bench so he could closely watch his son Ryan’s first foray into the pro hockey world this season. Read More

Mike McIlveen built a solid 17-8-1 record with one of the younger London Nationals rosters in recent memory. Read More

Lucas Chard noticed a big change when he came back to the London Nationals dressing room. Read More

Talan Palmer should feel at home in a London Nationals uniform. Read More

Mike McIlveen’s first home game as London Nationals head coach will be against the club’s most recently departed bench boss. Read More

The London Nationals are never boring. Read More