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Telus Cup Day 7 Recap: Medal Round

admin — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 00:45:25 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup wrapped up on Sunday, April 26 with the bronze and gold medal games. Bronze Medal - Okanagan Rockets (2) - (6) Regina Pat Canadians (Box Score):

Regina set the tone early with two quick first-period goals and never relinquished control, extending their lead with three more in the second period, including a shorthanded marker, while outpacing Okanagan despite being outshot overall. The Rockets managed to respond with one goal in each of the final two periods, but the Pat Canadians’ balanced attack, led by multi-point efforts from Maddox Schultz and Malaki Martin, proved decisive, sealing a convincing victory and the bronze medal.

Gold Medal - Halifax Mac's (1) - (8) Levis Chevaliers (Box Score): Lévis came out strong with a two-goal first period and never looked back, erupting for four more in the second to take full control before adding two in the third. Scoring leaders included Malyk Côté, who scored twice and added an assist, and Jonathan St-Hilaire and Jacob Boucher, who each contributed three or more points in a balanced attack. Halifax’s lone goal came in the middle frame, but they were unable to generate sustained pressure against a relentless Lévis side that dictated play throughout and sealed a convincing championship win. Tournament Awards:

MVP - Maddox Schultz (Regina Pat Canadians)
Best Forward - Brayden Jugnauth (Okanagan Rockets)
Best Defender - Jacob Boucher (Levis Chevaliers)
Best Goaltender - Camden Walser (Peterborough Jr. Petes)
Most Sportsmanlike PLayer - Jax Ginnish (Halifax Mac's)
Telus Cup Scholarship - Chandler Bell (Halifax Mac's)

All tournament results and stats can be seen by clicking here.

Telus Cup Day 6 Recap: Semi-Finals

admin — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 00:22:54 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup continued on Saturday, April 25 with two semi-final games, determining the matchups for Sunday's gold and bronze medal games. Semi-Final 1 - Halifax Mac's (3) - (1) Regina Pat Canadians (Box Score): The number one seed Regina Pat Canadians hosted the number four seeded Halifax Mac's in the first game of the day. Regina went up early, as they have for most of the tournament, and took a 1-0 lead into the second period. Halifax came back strong and ended up tying the game in the final minute of the second period, setting up a big final frame. The third period was all Halifax, with the Mac's taking a 2-1 lead with 11 minutes remaining. Regina tried to battle back, but Halifax would seal the win with a late empty net goal, knocking off the first place Pat Canadians by a score of 3-1, clinching their place in Sunday's gold medal game. Semi-Final 2 - Okanagan Rockets (1) - (2) Levis Chevaliers (Box Score) OT: In the second semi-final of the day, the second seed Levis Chevaliers took on the three seed Okanagan Rockets. The first period was a battle, with both teams having multiple chances to take the lead. Ultimately, the goaltenders came out on top, keeping the game scoreless until the third. In the final frame, Levis took a 1-0 lead halfway through the third period. Okanagan pressed hard, finding an equalizer with under a minute remaining in the game. After 60 minutes, the game would enter overtime tied at 1-1. In extra time, Levis would come out on top, securing a 2-1 win and a spot in the gold medal game. The gold and bronze medal games for the 2026 Telus Cup take place on Sunday, April 25 at the Peterborough Memorial Centre. The matchups can be seen below:

Bronze medal game - Regina Pat Canadians vs Okanagan Rockets - 2:00 p.m. - TICKETS
Gold medal game - Halifax Mac's vs Levis Chevaliers - 6:00 p.m. - TICKETS

All tournament results and stats can be seen by clicking here.

Yanis Lutz Wins Gold With Switzerland at the 2026 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship D1 A

admin — Sat, 25 Apr 2026 19:46:08 +0000

Yanis Lutz began his offseason with a bang on Friday, April 24 in Poland, as he helped the Switzerland U18 National Team capture gold at the 2026 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship Division 1 A. With the win, Switzerland is promoted back into the top division for the tournament, after being relegated last year. Switzerland finished the tournament with four regulation wins and one overtime win in five games played. They clinched the gold medal on April 24, with a 6-5 OT win over Ukraine. Lutz had a very strong tournament with two goals and four assists for six points in five games. He was also a +5 with 14 shots on goal. Tournament results and stats can be seen by clicking here.

Telus Cup Day 5 Recap

admin — Sat, 25 Apr 2026 01:54:32 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup continued on Friday, April 24 with the final three preliminary games on the tournament. Heading into the day, the Regina Pat Canadians, Levis Chevaliers, Okanagan Rockets, and Halifax Mac's had all already punched their tickets to the semi-finals on Saturday, so Friday's results would finalize seeding for the next round. Regina beat Okanagan 5-4 to start the day, clinching first place heading into the semi's. Levis then beat Halifax 5-3 locking up second place. The final game of the day saw the host Peterborough Jr. Petes score with one second left in overtime to beat the Waterloo Wolves by a score of 5-4. Day 4 games: Game 1 - Regina Pat Canadians (5) - (4) Okanagan Rockets (Box Score) Game 2 - Halifax Mac's (3) - (5) Levis Chevaliers (Box Score) Game 3 - Peterborough Jr. Petes (5) - (4) Waterloo Wolves (Box Score) OT Standings after the preliminary round Following Friday's results, the Regina Pat Canadians will take on the Halifax Mac's in the semi-finals, while Levis will play Okanagan. The semi-final schedule can be seen by clicking here. Tickets for the games can be purchased by clicking here.

Telus Cup Day 4 Recap

admin — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 01:23:10 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup continued on Thursday, April 23 with three more preliminary games. The day started off with a battle between the first and second place teams, with Chevaliers de Levis handing the Regina Pat Canadians their first loss of the tournament in overtime. Game 2 would see the Okanagan Rockets get back in the win column after dropping two straight, beating the Waterloo Wolves 4-3. In the third and final game of the day, the Halifax Mac's battled back from 2-1 down in the third period to beat the host Peterborough Jr. Petes by a score of 3-2. Day 4 games: Game 1 - Levis Chevaliers (6) - (5) Regina Pat Canadians (Box Score) OT Game 2 - Waterloo Wolves (3) - (4) Okanagan Rockets (Box Score) Game 3 - Peterborough Jr. Petes (2) - (3) Halifax Mac's (Box Score) Standings after Day 4 Day 3 of the Telus Cup continues on Thursday, April 23 with the final three preliminary games of the week. The full schedule can be seen by clicking here. Single game tickets can be purchased by clicking here. Six teams from five different regions are all taking place in the tournament, looking to be crowned U18 AAA National Champion on Sunday, April 26. The participating teams can be seen below:

Telus Cup Day 3 Recap

admin — Thu, 23 Apr 2026 01:31:37 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup continued on Wednesday, April 22 with three more preliminary games. Six teams from five different regions are all taking place in the tournament, looking to be crowned U18 AAA National Champion on Sunday, April 26. The participating teams can be seen below:

Day 3 games: Game 1 - Okanagan Rockets (3) - (4) Halifax Mac's (Box Score) SO Game 2 - Regina Pat Canadians (7) - (0) Waterloo Wolves (Box Score) Game 3 - Levis Chevaliers (4) - (3) Peterborough Jr. Petes (Box Score) Standings after Day 3 Day 3 of the Telus Cup continues on Wednesday, April 22 with three more preliminary games on the schedule. The full schedule can be seen by clicking here. Single game tickets can be purchased by clicking here.

Come Support the Jr. Petes at the Telus Cup

admin — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 15:44:32 +0000

The Peterborough Jr. Petes are on a roll! After a big win over the Okanagan Rockets, the Petes are gaining momentum at the 2026 TELUS Cup and now we need the community behind them as they push through the week. Visit ticketmaster.ca to and use the promo code PMC26 to unlock your $15 ticket offer!* (*online only). Regular priced single tickets are $20 (plus applicable fees). Upcoming Peterborough Jr. Petes games at the Peterborough Memorial Centre: April 22 vs Chevaliers de Lévis, 7:00 PM April 23 vs Halifax Macs, 7:00 PM April 24 vs Waterloo Wolves, 7:00 PM The 50/50 is also heating up, now over $3,000. Get your tickets for a chance to win big while supporting the event. Other ticket offers include: Individual Game Tickets Tickets to any one game, starting at $20 BUY NOW Family 4 Pack 4 tickets to any one game, starting at $70 BUY NOW Medal Round Package Tickets to the 2 semifinals, the bronze medal and the gold medal game – $90 BUY NOW

Telus Cup Day 2 Recap

admin — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 01:15:44 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup continued on Tuesday, April 21 with three more preliminary games. Six teams from five different regions are all taking place in the tournament, looking to be crowned U18 AAA National Champion on Sunday, April 26. The participating teams can be seen below:

Day 2 games: Game 1 - Waterloo Wolves (2) - (7) Levis Chevaliers (Box Score) Game 2 - Halifax Mac's (3) - (4) Regina Pat Canadians (Box Score) Game 3 - Peterborough Jr. Petes (2) - (1) Okanagan Rockets (Box Score) Standings after Day 2 Day 3 of the Telus Cup continues on Wednesday, April 22 with three more preliminary games on the schedule. The full schedule can be seen by clicking here. Single game tickets can be purchased by clicking here.

Telus Cup Day 1 Recap

admin — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 01:24:45 +0000

The 2026 Telus Cup began on Monday, April 20 with three preliminary games at the Peterborough Memorial Centre. Six teams from five different regions are all taking place in the tournament, looking to be crowned U18 AAA National Champion on Sunday, April 26. The participating teams can be seen below:

Day 1 games: Game 1 - Okanagan Rockets (5) - (2) Levis Chevaliers (Box Score) Game 2 - Halifax Mac's (2) - (3) Waterloo Wolves OT (Box Score) Game 3 - Regina Pat Canadians (7) - (3) Peterborough Jr. Petes (Box Score) Day 2 of the Telus Cup continues on Tuesday, April 21 with three more games on the schedule. The full schedule can be seen by clicking here. Single game tickets can be purchased by clicking here.

Easton Rye Named Finalist for the Jim Rutherford Trophy

admin — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 19:19:54 +0000

The OHL announced on Monday that Petes goaltender Easton Rye has been named a finalist for the Jim Rutherford Trophy recognizing the league's Goaltender of the Year. A native of Peterborough, Easton Rye was a workhorse this season for the Petes, posting an impressive .915 save percentage while turning aside the second-most shots in the league with 1,687 saves. The 19-year-old Rye tied a Petes franchise record of 38 wins (1st in the OHL), originally set by Rick Laferriere all the way back in 1979-80. Busy most nights, 24 of Rye’s 38 wins required at least 30 saves. He played the second-most minutes in the league this season, seeing 3,372 in the Peterborough crease. Rye was also Peterborough's nomination for this season's Red Tilson Trophy, going each year to the player that is voted the most outstanding during the regular season by OHL writers and broadcasters.