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5 Bears and 3 Attack Prospects Included on NHL Central Scouting’s Final 2026 NHL Draft Rankings

Greg Hoddinott — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 16:39:26 +0000

TORONTO – A total of 76 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) players have been included in NHL Central Scouting’s Final Draft Rankings for the 2026 NHL Draft, underscoring the league’s depth heading into June.

CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE BOASTS 75.5 PER CENT OF RANKS TO LEAD ALL NORTH AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT LEAGUES

The list features 65 skaters and 11 goaltenders from across the OHL, spanning all 20 member clubs. In total, 197 players developed across the Canadian Hockey League's (CHL) three member leagues (OHL, WHL, and QMJHL) were included in the final rankings. The Western Hockey League (WHL) leads the way with 78 current players (69 skaters, 9 goaltenders), while the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) features 41 (35 skaters, 6 goaltenders). Of the 224 North American skaters ranked, 65 hail from the OHL, accounting for approximately 29% of the list. Defenceman Chase Reid of the Soo Greyhounds leads the way among OHL prospects, ranked second overall on the North American Skater list. He is one of four OHL players inside the top 10, joined by Caleb Malhotra of the Brantford Bulldogs (6), Nikita Klepov (8), and Ethan Belchetz of the Windsor Spitfires (9). “It was difficult to come up with this order, and there is strong consensus that all four of these defencemen are going to be franchise builders,” said Dan Marr, Vice President and Director of NHL Central Scouting, on the latest edition of the NHL Draft Class podcast. “[Chase] Reid was the new kid on the block, but at every level and in every situation he was put in, he didn’t just perform — he excelled with the puck. He also has a very strong defensive game, which I don’t think he gets enough credit for.” Malhotra, who arrived in the OHL after a season in the BCHL, quickly established himself as one of the league’s most complete forwards. The 17-year-old recorded 84 points (29-55–84) in 67 games, setting a new single-season mark for most points by a Brantford Bulldogs rookie. He also posted a plus-33 rating, added eight game-winning goals, and produced 30 points on the power play, proving he could thrive alongside older, skilled players on a deep roster. “Caleb had a more well-rounded game for us. Going into the season, he was a bit more unknown after coming from the BCHL, but right from the first game, we knew we had to move him to an A-rated prospect,” Marr said. “He has a complete game — he plays with composure and compete, and makes plays where there is no play. He’s very well respected within his team and around the league.” Klepov’s offensive instincts have also stood out among this year’s class, as he emerged as one of the most dangerous scorers in the OHL. The Saginaw Spirit forward led the league with 97 points (37-60–97) in 67 games, capturing the Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy as the OHL’s top point producer while also being named the recipient of the Emms Family Award as OHL Rookie of the Year. In doing so, Klepov became the first player since Patrick Kane in 2007 to win both honours in the same season. He also tied a Saginaw franchise rookie record with 37 goals, adding 38 power-play points and three shorthanded markers to showcase his all-situations impact. “He reminds me of Ilya Kovalchuk — always open, always dangerous with the one-timer,” Marr said. “He’s that type of scorer, but he’s also a hard-working two-way player who understands the game very well. When he’s ready, he’s going to hit the NHL in a big way.” Belchetz, meanwhile, has taken notable strides in rounding out his game, emerging as a physically imposing presence with a growing offensive toolkit. He remained at No. 9 despite being sidelined since late February after sustaining a season-ending injury. “Ethan filled the holes in his game this past season, and any doubt people may have had, he erased,” Marr added. “He’s a power forward with good hands, strong puck skills, and high hockey sense. Sometimes it takes bigger players longer to reach their peak, but he’s already performing at a high level — and he hasn’t even reached that peak yet. He’s a huge physical presence, but also one of the more humble players you’ll meet.” In total, 10 OHL players are ranked among the top 32 North American skaters, signalling strong first-round potential across the league. By position, the OHL's contribution to the list includes 14 centres, 17 left-wingers, 11 right-wingers, and 23 defencemen, along with 11 goaltenders. All 20 OHL member teams are represented in the final rankings, led by the London Knights with seven players included – the highest total in the OHL. CHL-wide, that mark is matched by the WHL's Prince Albert Raiders, while the Medicine Hat Tigers lead all CHL clubs with nine players ranked. The 2026 NHL Draft will be held June 26–27 at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York, marking the fourth time the Buffalo Sabres have hosted the event. The NHL will once again use a decentralized format, with prospects and their families attending in person while team executives make selections remotely from their home markets. Buffalo has also hosted the NHL’s annual Scouting Combine since 2015 and will welcome the league’s top draft-eligible prospects again this spring.

2026 NHL Central Scouting Final Rankings – OHL

NORTH AMERICAN SKATERS

RANK	PLAYER	POS.	TEAM
2	Chase Reid	D	Soo Greyhounds
6	Caleb Malhotra	C	Brantford Bulldogs
8	Nikita Klepov	RW	Saginaw Spirit
9	Ethan Belchetz	LW	Windsor Spitfires
14	Adam Novotny	LW	Peterborough Petes
21	Brooks Rogowski	C	Oshawa Generals
25	Ryder Cali	C	North Bay Battalion
27	Adam Nemec	LW	Sudbury Wolves
28	Ryan Roobroeck	LW	Niagara IceDogs
29	Jaxon Cover	RW	London Knights
35	Thomas Vandenberg	C	Ottawa 67's
40	Maksim Sokolovskii	D	London Knights
41	Alessandro Di Iorio	C	Sarnia Sting
43	Egor Barabanov	C	Saginaw Spirit
47	Vladimir Dravecky	D	Brantford Bulldogs
49	Alexander Bilecki	D	Kitchener Rangers
56	Pierce Mbuyi	LW	Owen Sound Attack
59	Cole Zurawski	RW	Owen Sound Attack
68	Eric Frossard	D	Guelph Storm
69	Beckham Edwards	C	Sarnia Sting
71	Ben Wilmott	C	Barrie Colts
73	Alex Kostov	RW	Flint Firebirds
75	Spencer Bowes	LW	Ottawa 67's
80	Wesley Royston	RW	Owen Sound Attack
82	Colin Fitzgerald	C	Soo Greyhounds
83	Parker Vaughan	RW	North Bay Battalion
85	Carter Stevens	RW	Guelph Storm
91	Lucas Ambrosio	D	Erie Otters
95	Jasper Kuhta	C	Ottawa 67's
97	Adam Levac	C	Peterborough Petes
103	Jean-Cristoph Lemieux	LW	Sudbury Wolves
105	Braidy Wassilyn	LW	London Knights
110	Callum Croskery	D	Soo Greyhounds
118	Aiden O’Donnell	LW	Oshawa Generals
119	Layne Gallacher	C	Guelph Storm
124	Brody Pepoy	RW	Saginaw Spirit
141	Brady Murnane	D	Oshawa Generals
142	Andre Mondoux	D	Kingston Frontenacs
143	Cohen Bidgood	RW	London Knights
148	Nathan Amidovski	LW	Brampton Steelheads
152	Joe Salandra	RW	Barrie Colts
157	Ondrej Ruml	D	Ottawa 67's
159	Harris Pangretitsch	D	Soo Greyhounds
169	Julian Brown	D	Owen Sound Attack
171	Dryden Allen	D	Flint Firebirds
175	Leo Laschon	D	Oshawa Generals
181	Illia Shybinskyi	LW	Guelph Storm
182	Leon Kolarik	LW	Peterborough Petes
184	Ryan Brown	LW	London Knights
186	Darian Anderson	RW	Flint Firebirds
188	Caden Harvey	C	Windsor Spitfires
190	Jacob Vandeven	D	London Knights
194	Rowan Henderson	LW	Sudbury Wolves
196	Weston Cameron	LW	Kitchener Rangers
201	Rylan Singh	LW	Guelph Storm
202	Colin Feeley	D	Oshawa Generals
205	Andrew Robinson	D	Windsor Spitfires
207	Justin Handsor	D	Barrie Colts
212	Grady Spicer	D	Windsor Spitfires
214	Alexander Karmanov	D	North Bay Battalion
217	Alex McLean	C	Kingston Frontenacs
218	Julius Saari	D	Erie Otters
219	Cody Wood	D	London Knights
220	Elliot Arnett	D	Owen Sound Attack
223	Aiden Young	LW	Peterborough Petes

Honourable mention of Attack prospect Jet Kwajah (213 overall, Round 7) from the USHL also making his way onto the North American Skaters list. Located in the International Skaters are Attack Prospects Simas Ignatavicius labeled at 10th overall in the Round 1, as well as Lucian Bernat at 39th overall in the Second Round. GOALTENDERS

RANK	PLAYER	TEAM
11	Ryder Fetterolf	Ottawa 67's
12	Zachary Jovanovski	Guelph Storm
13	Stepan Shurygin	Saginaw Spirit
15	Matthew Minchak	Kingston Frontenacs
17	Vladislav Yermolenko	Niagara IceDogs
18	Arvin Jaswal	Barrie Colts
23	Matthew Humphries	Oshawa Generals
24	Gavin Betts	Kingston Frontenacs
31	Ben Hrebik	Barrie Colts
32	Maksim Corovic	Brantford Bulldogs
36	Jason Schaubel	Kitchener Rangers

Related Articles Learn more about some of the OHL prospects featured in NHL Central Scouting’s Final Rankings:

Chase Reid: Seventh-Round Steal Turned One of the OHL’s Top Rookies
Brooks Rogowski: Unlikely Path from Michigan High School Hockey to the OHL
Adam Novotny and Chase Reid: Aim to Shine on World Stage Ahead of 2026 NHL Draft
Ryder Fetterolf: 67’s Rewrite Expectations with Rookie Goaltending and Depth Scoring
Caleb Malhotra and Alessandro Di Iorio: Reunite at the 2025 CHL USA Prospects Challenge
Jaxon Cover: From the Cayman Islands to OHL Ice
Beckham Edwards and Alessandro Di Iorio: The Sophomore Duo Changing the Game in Sarnia

For the full NHL Central Scouting Final Draft Rankings, visit nhl.com.

Attack Hiring Coordinator, Communications & Digital Content (18 Month Maternity Leave)

Greg Hoddinott — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 13:00:56 +0000

The Owen Sound Attack is seeking a creative, motivated, and detail-oriented individual to fill a 18 Month Maternity Leave as the Coordinator, Communications & Digital Content within the organization. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in shaping the voice and digital presence of one of the Ontario Hockey League’s most respected franchises. The successful candidate will be responsible for the execution of the Attack’s digital communications and content creation across all digital assets.

A full job description can be found below:

JOB TITLE: Coordinator, Communications & Digital Content (Temporary Full Time - 18 Month Maternity Leave)

JOB SUMMARY: The Owen Sound Attack is in search of a Coordinator of Communications and Digital Content who will focus on the execution of digital communications and content creation for the teams’ digital assets including website and social media channels. The candidate will also be asked to support the Hockey Operations Staff in necessary ventures. Reporting to the Manager of Marketing & Communications, the successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing all Attack social media channels, the Owen Sound Attack Website, graphic and video creation, and other duties as deemed necessary.

ABOUT THE CANDIDATE: The ideal candidate will be a content driven person with a post-secondary education in communications, public relations, marketing or a related field in conjunction with one to three years of relevant experience in a communications or marketing role. The ideal candidate will also be proficient with Adobe Creative Cloud Suite, primarily Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere Pro as well as Canva, WordPress, Meta Suite, Google Suite, and Microsoft Office.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Manage attackhockey.com using content management system (Custom WordPress), collect/report analytics, and look for ways to increase quality web traffic.
Manage all Attack social media channels; including scheduling and active posting, replying to inquiries, monitoring issues and pertinent news items, collecting analytics on a monthly basis, and continually increasing presence.
Execute all internal design for web, digital, and print advertising.
Execute digital marketing strategies.
Video production for website and social media.
Distribute all communications; including press releases, website stories, season ticket holder emails via MailChimp
Liaise with local, provincial, and national media to help coordinate player, coach, and management interviews, in-person and online.
Liaise with Manager, Marketing & Communications to execute Game Night Presentation Tasks.
Liaise with Hockey Operations Staff to assist in day-to-day functions as required.
Liaise with Ontario Hockey League staff and visiting team personnel to assist in functions as required.
Perform other duties as may be assigned from time to time.

EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

Post-Secondary Education in a discipline appropriate and relevant to communications or marketing or equivalent experience in the field.
Minimum of one to three years relevant experience in communications, marketing, or public relations with a focus on digital marketing.
Experience using software and applications such as Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, Google Suite, Meta Suite, WordPress, and knowledge of developing electronic communications.
Ability to manage social media networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & TikTok.
Ability to shoot and edit engaging short form and long form videos for content creation purposes.
Ability to create captivating digital graphics using Adobe Photoshop and Canva.
Excellent writing and communications skills.
Good organizational skills, ability to work on tight deadlines, ability to work independently, collaboratively, and creatively with initiative.
Willingness to work irregular hours.
Public relations, communications, or marketing experience for a hockey team is an asset.

Applications: Please submit the following to Greg Hoddinott, Manager, Marketing & Communications at ghoddinott@attackhockey.com. Alternatively, it can be dropped off to the Owen Sound Attack office in the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre between the hours of 9am and 4pm Monday to Friday, no later than Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 4pm.

Resume
Cover Letter
Work Example – Press Release or Story
Work Example – Video
Work Example – Digital Graphic

Salary Range: $38,000 - $42,000

Please note: Only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. Interviews to be conducted week of April 27-May1, potential start date week of May 11-15, 2026.

Harry Nansi Heads to the Toronto Marlies

Greg Hoddinott — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 16:07:20 +0000

The Toronto Marlies announced Monday that they have signed Attack forward Harry Nansi, to amateur tryouts for the remainder of the 2025-26 season. You can now find the 07's player profile on the Marlies website here. Originally from Nepean Ontario, Nansi was drafted by the Owen Sound Attack as a 4th round pick (#74 overall) during the 2023 Ontario Hockey League Priority Selected Draft. Recording three seasons with the Attack, Nansi has picked up 20 goals, 68 assists and 88 points in his 175 games played with the Bears. Gaining attention during the 24-25 season, Nansi was also selected as a 5th round pick (#153 overall) by the Toronto Maple Leafs during the 2025 NHL Entry Draft.

An End to the 2026 Playoff Season for the Owen Sound Attack

Greg Hoddinott — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 03:53:52 +0000

After four grilling games, the Owen Sound Attack have officially come to an end to the 2026 OHL Playoff season, falling 6-1 to the Flint Firebirds. With 6 of the 7 goals made in the 60 minutes of play, the Firebirds will now move onto the second round of playoffs, with the Attack now revving down for summer. In net for Flint was goaltender Mason Vaccari facing a total of 31 shots making 30 saves. For the Attack, Matthew Koprowski would take to the stand making 29 saves of 35 shots. Nathan Aspinall would make his 5th of the playoff series early in the first frame opening the score 1-0. Following suite, Firebirds teammate Jacob Battaglia (4) would go for another Flint powerplay goal with under five left in the period leaving the score to sit 2-0 Flint going into the first intermission. Coming out of the gate with new found energy, the Attack would find their powerplay advantage. Gaining possession of the puck John Banks would bring the puck in over the blueline passing to teammate Nicholas Sykora. Sykora finding an opening in through traffic would then pass off to Pierce Mbuyi making a one-timer. The Attack were now on the board 2-1 Flint. Firebirds would answer back with another two goals from Jimmy Lombardi (4) and Ihnat Pazii (2). An unfortunate third period plagued the Attack having no luck with puck possession, finding themselves heavily on defence in their own zone. Battaglia (5) would make his second goal of the game assisted by Aspinall and Kostov followed by a nail in the coffin by Aspinall (6) making the Firebirds 6-1 leading score. The Attack office will now begin the transition into off-season operating hours, Monday-Friday from 9:00AM to 4:00PM starting Tuesday April 7th, 2026. Looking forward in the calendar year, the Annual Attack BBQ is set to be held Jun 27, 2026 , with tickets set to go on sale April 27th. Tickets are purchasable online at tickets.attackhockey.com/, over the phone at (519) 371-7452 or in-person at the MacVicar and McComb Sutton Realty Attack Box Office. Season ticket memberships are currently available for purchase, with July 31st as the official deadline.

Firebirds Take Third Game in Playoffs After 10-0 Win Over Attack

Greg Hoddinott — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:50:04 +0000

The Owen Sound Attack suffered an tremendous blow Monday night, falling 10-0 to the Flint Firebirds for their third game of Round one OHL Playoffs. The Attack managed to make 32 shots on the Flint net throughout the game with Flint making 30. Trenten Bennett would begin in net for the Attack, with a first OHL appearance from Attack emergency call-up Dylan Durno halfway through the second period, making 10 of 13 shots in between the pipes for his first recorded OHL game. An exploding first frame from the Firebirds left the Attack hanging high and dry. A total of 3 Flint goals from Darian Anderson (3), Ihnat Pazii (1) and Nathan Aspinall (3) gave the Firebirds a moment of deja vu as from the prior two games in the First Round. Continuing pressure into the Owen Sound zone, Flint would see another 4 goals from players Jimmy Lombardi (3), Rylan Cunningham (2), Alex Kostov (2) and Darian Anderson (4) now bringing the the scoreboard to 7-0 Firebirds. A long-drawn-out third period saw an additional 3 goals from the Firebirds from Aspinall (4), Christopher Thibodeau (3) and Brady Smith (2). Final score of 10-0 Flint, the Firebirds taking a third win and point. Tickets for game 4 can be purchased online at tickets.attackhockey.com, over the phone at (519) 371-7452 or in-person at the MacVicar and McComb Sutton Realty Attack Box Office. Stay up-to-date on all the action these playoffs by watching live on Rogers Television Georgian Bay (Channel 53), streaming on FloHockey or listening in on 89.3 CFOS Bear Radio. You can also follow the Attack’s Struyk Energy System social media feeds for live updates at @Attackohl. UPCOMING HOME GAMES – TICKETS | LISTEN LIVE | WATCH LIVE Wed. Apr. 1, 2026 vs Flint Firebirds, 7pm *Mon. Apr. 6, 2026 vs Flint Firebirds, 7pm*

Goaltender Dylan Durno Added to Playoff Roster on Emergency Recall

Greg Hoddinott — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:43:48 +0000

The Owen Sound Attack announced that they have added goaltending prospect Dylan Durno to the team's playoff roster on an emergency recall due to an illness. Durno played this past season with the St. Thomas Stars of the GOHL, where he went 8-10-0-1 in 22 games registering a 3.54 goals against average and a 0.914 save percentage. Durno was orginally taken by the Attack in the 8th Round, 153rd overall in the 2024 OHL Priority Selection out of the London Jr. Knights program, where he played 15 games going 12-1-1 and registering a 1.56 goals against average with 2 shoutouts in his under-16 season. He spent the 2024-25 season with the Elgin Middlesex Canucks U18 AAA team where he played in 19 games, going 16-1-2 with a 0.83 goals against average and 9 shutouts. He helped the Elgin Middlesex Canucks to an Alliance U18 championship and a trip to the Telus Cup. He was also named Alliance U18 goaltender of the year. Durno will wear number 1 for the Attack this evening.

Attack Suffer 11-1 Loss in Game Two Against Firebirds

Greg Hoddinott — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 02:39:10 +0000

Another tough game for the Attack on Saturday night at the Dort Financial Centre taking on the Firebirds for game 2 of the 2026 OHL Playoffs. In a grilling 11-1 Flint win, the Attack will hold a single goal on the score sheet from tonight's game from Cole Zurawski assisted by Julian Brown. Owen Sound fans would see both goaltenders Trenten Bennett and Matthew Koprowksi between the pipes. together facing 38 shots from the Firebirds. A four goal first period for the Firebirds would see Kevin He (2) getting his first two goals of the playoff season early in the frame, as well as Darian Anderson (2) and Christopher Thibodeau (2) making their way onto the scoresheet as well. Second period looked no different than the first, with Jacob Battaglia scoring in the first five minutes of the frame. Halfway through the period, the Firebirds would push against the Attack's defences once again seeing two power play goals to their score from Jimmy Lombardi (2) and Alex Kostov (1). With under a minute remaining in the frame, Flint would deliver a final blow from Nathan Aspinall (2) assisted by Urban Podrekar and Alex Kostov. The score now standing 8-0, the Attack needed to get a foot in the door of the Flint zone. After three additional Firebirds goals in the third frame from Brady Smith (1), Rylan Cunningham (1) and Xavier Tessier (2), the Attack would sneak a wide shot goal from Owen Sound forward Cole Zurawski late in the period. An end score of 11-1 Flint gives the Firebirds a second point in the first round against the Attack. Tickets for games 3 & 4 can be purchased online at tickets.attackhockey.com, over the phone at (519) 371-7452 or in-person at the MacVicar and McComb Sutton Realty Attack Box Office. Stay up-to-date on all the action these playoffs by watching live on Rogers Television Georgian Bay (Channel 53), streaming on FloHockey or listening in on 89.3 CFOS Bear Radio. You can also follow the Attack’s Struyk Energy System social media feeds for live updates at @Attackohl. UPCOMING HOME GAMES – TICKETS | LISTEN LIVE | WATCH LIVE Mon. Mar. 30, 2026 vs Flint Firebirds, 7pm Wed. Apr. 1, 2026 vs Flint Firebirds, 7pm *Mon. Apr. 6, 2026 vs Flint Firebirds, 7pm*

Flint Take The Point in Round One Game One

Greg Hoddinott — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 03:02:29 +0000

The Owen Sound Attack met with their 2026 OHL playoff matchup Flint Firebirds in a First Round First Game showdown at the Dort Financial Center. A killing 8-1 Attack loss would plague the Owen Sound team, having a sole goal by Masen Wray late in the third period. In between the pipes for the Bears was Matthew Koprowski facing 40 shots, making 32 saves. An explosive opening the the first period became a physical match as gloves were dropped twice within the quarter of the frame. Loosing steam early on, Owen Sound suffered 3 back-to-back power play goals from Firebirds Jacob Battaglia (1), Nathan Aspinall (1) and Jimmy Lombardi (1). A final blow to the scoreboard from Christopher Thibodeau (1) in the remaining 36 seconds gave Flint a 4-0 lead coming out of the period. Evening out momentum in the second period, the Bears continued to buckle down and pursue puck possession. Maintain the 4-0 score for most of the of the period, the Bears were able to slow down Flint's growing recorded score. Just over halfway through the period, Battaglia (2) would once again rush the Attack netminder, making his second goal of the game, assisted by Kevin He and Thibodeau. Coming crashing out of the gates again in the third period, Flint would fire another round of shots towards to the Attack defences, seeing another two goals added to the scoresheet from Darian Anderson (1) and Dryden Allen (1) early in the frame. A small light at the end of the tunnel for the Attack emerged when Masen Wray (1) made a power play Owen Sound goal from the point giving the Attack a small relief in a now 7-1 score. With little time remaining on the board, the Firebirds' relentless pelting of the net gave way to a last minute goal from Xavier Tessier (1) , ending this game in a 8-1 Flint victory. The Bears will now take Friday to regroup and get some rest before their next game against the Firebirds for game two of the first round. Puck is set to drop for 7PM at the Dort Financial Center. Those wanting to watch the matchup are able to do so by streaming on FloHockey or listening in on 89.3 CFOS Bear Radio. You can also follow the Attack’s Struyk Energy System social media feeds for live updates at @Attackohl.

Win big with the OHL Playoffs Fan Precision Challenge!

Greg Hoddinott — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 18:30:55 +0000

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Score Big for Charity: OHL Overtime Heroes returns for 2026 Playoffs

Greg Hoddinott — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 17:00:53 +0000

After clutch goals resulted in $28,500 donated to charitable causes last spring, the OHL Overtime Heroes program benefitting OHL Assists returns for the 2026 Playoffs! OHL Overtime Heroes supports meaningful local community organizations and initiatives, with causes such as the Canadian Transplant Association, Parkinson Canada, the East Side Soup Kitchen and the Kingston Health Sciences Centre benefitting from last year's program. Here's how it works: For every overtime goal scored during the playoffs, a donation will be made on behalf of the goal-scorer, with the funds directed to a charity or not-for-profit of the player’s choice. The donation amounts will incrementally grow each round as the playoffs progress, ensuring greater impact as the postseason intensifies. If a player’s overtime goal is the series-clinching goal scored in Game 7 of any series, a bonus donation of $2500 will be awarded to amplify the program’s impact. The OHL Overtime Heroes program highlights the league’s commitment to community involvement, with players not only showcasing their skills on the ice but also giving back to causes that matter most to them. OHL Overtime Heroes – Payout Structure: Round 1 Overtime Winner – $2000 Round 2 Overtime Winner – $3000 Round 3 Overtime Winner – $4000 OHL Championship Series Overtime Winner – $5000 Any overtime goal scored to decide a series in Game 7 will receive a $2500 bonus! Follow along throughout the playoffs as the league will announce the charitable organizations benefitting from OHL Overtime Heroes donations across its social media channels on X, Facebook and Instagram!