Peterborough Petes - Feed https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/tag/nouvelles/ Thu, 23 Apr 2026 01:32:29 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 Telus Cup Day 3 Recap https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/telus-cup-day-3-recap Thu, 23 Apr 2026 01:31:37 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/telus-cup-day-3-recap
  • Peterborough Jr. Petes (Host)
  • Halifax Mac's (Atlantic)
  • Levis Chevaliers (Quebec)
  • Waterloo Wolves (Central)
  • Regina Pat Canadians (West)
  • Okanagan Rockets (Pacific)
    •   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 https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/come-support-the-jr-petes-at-the-telus-cup Wed, 22 Apr 2026 15:44:32 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/come-support-the-jr-petes-at-the-telus-cup 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 https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/telus-cup-day-2-recap Wed, 22 Apr 2026 01:15:44 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/telus-cup-day-2-recap
  • Peterborough Jr. Petes (Host)
  • Halifax Mac's (Atlantic)
  • Levis Chevaliers (Quebec)
  • Waterloo Wolves (Central)
  • Regina Pat Canadians (West)
  • Okanagan Rockets (Pacific)
    •   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 https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/telus-cup-day-1-recap Tue, 21 Apr 2026 01:24:45 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/telus-cup-day-1-recap
  • Peterborough Jr. Petes (Host)
  • Halifax Mac's (Atlantic)
  • Levis Chevaliers (Quebec)
  • Waterloo Wolves (Central)
  • Regina Pat Canadians (West)
  • Okanagan Rockets (Pacific)
    •   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 https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/easton-rye-named-finalist-for-the-jim-rutherford-trophy Tue, 14 Apr 2026 19:19:54 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/easton-rye-named-finalist-for-the-jim-rutherford-trophy 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.]]> 2026 Telus Cup Tickets Available Now https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/2026-telus-cup-tickets-available-now Tue, 14 Apr 2026 18:41:52 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/2026-telus-cup-tickets-available-now The 2026 TELUS Cup is coming to Peterborough, Ontario from April 20-26 at Peterborough Memorial Centre. The host Peterborough Junior AAA Petes of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association will welcome the five regional champions from across the country, all with one goal in mind: to win Canada’s Men’s U18 National Club Championship. Joining the U18 Petes we have the Regina Pat Canadians, Halifax Macs, Okanagan Rockets, Waterloo Wolves, and the Chevaliers de Lévis. All tickets are on sale now! Ticket options available include: Individual Game Tickets Tickets to any one game, starting at $20 BUY NOW Family 4 Pack 2 Adult and 2 Youth 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 Full Event Package Tickets to all 19 games of the event – $150 BEST VALUE! BUY NOW   See the full event schedule for more information on game times and stay up-to-date on qualifying teams at HockeyCanada.ca/TELUSCup. ]]> Petes Fall in Double OT, Drop Series to Battalion in 6 Games https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/petes-fall-in-double-ot-drop-series-to-battalion-in-6-games Sun, 05 Apr 2026 03:48:01 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/petes-fall-in-double-ot-drop-series-to-battalion-in-6-games On Saturday, April 4 the Peterborough Petes were back in North Bay for game 6 of their 2026 OHL playoff round 1 series against the North Bay Battalion. The Battalion tied the game with 5 seconds left, later winning 5-4 in double overtime, taking the series 4-2.   Kieron Walton and Yanis Lutz led the way for the Petes, each scoring and adding an assist. Leon Kolarik and Adam Levac scored, while Francis Parish, Garrett Frazer, and Braydon McCallum each had an assist. Easton Rye made 39 saves in the loss.   Game Recap: First Period:  
    • Peterborough Goal (8:38) - Leon Kolarik (1), Assists - Francis Parish (1), Yanis Lutz (1)
      Second Period:  
    • North Bay Goal (6:25) PP - Cam Warren (3), Assists - Brandt Harper (2), Evgeny Dubrovtsev (2)
    • North Bay Goal (10:05) PP - Parker Vaughan (3), Assists - Cam Warren (2), Kent Greer (2)
    • North Bay Goal (12:51) - Ethan Procyszyn (2), Assists - Sebastien Gervais (1), Nick Wellenreiter (1) 
      Third Period:  
    • Peterborough Goal (5:22) - Yanis Lutz (1), Assist - Garrett Frazer (2)
    • Peterborough Goal (6:13) - Adam Levac (2), Assist - Kieron Walton (3)
    • Peterborough Goal (15:18) - Kieron Walton (3), Assist - Braydon McCallum (2)
    • North Bay Goal (19:54) PP - Ethan Procyszyn (3), Assists - Kent Greer (3), Nick Wellenreiter (2)
      Overtime Period 1:  
    • No Score
      Overtime Period 2:  
    • North Bay Goal (17:09) - Parker Vaughan (4), Assist -Evgeny Dubrovtsev (3)
      Stay tuned to the Petes social media accounts and website for all of the latest offseason news.]]>         McCallum Scores as Battalion Take 3-2 Series Lead https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/mccallum-scores-as-battalion-take-3-2-series-lead Sat, 04 Apr 2026 15:48:52 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/mccallum-scores-as-battalion-take-3-2-series-lead On Thursday, April 2, the Peterborough Petes were back at the Peterborough Memorial Centre for game 5 of their 2026 OHL playoff round 1 series against the North Bay Battalion. Although the Petes outshot the Battalion 45-24, the Battalion scored an empty net goal late to win the game 3-1, taking a 3-2 lead in the series.   Braydon McCallum scored the lone goal for the Petes, with Brennan Faulkner and Aiden Young each picking up an assist. Easton Rye made 21 saves in the loss.    Game Recap: First Period:  
    • North Bay Goal (14:52) - Lirim Amidovski (2), Assist - Evgeny Dubrovtsev (1)
      Second Period:  
    • North Bay Goal (3:38) - Parker Vaughan (2), Unassisted
      Third Period:  
    • Peterborough Goal (15:16) - Braydon McCallum (2), Assists - Brennan Faulkner (2), Aiden Young (2)
    • North Bay Goal (19:46) - Ethan Procyszyn (1), Assists - Kaden Pitre (1), Bronson Ride (1)
      The Petes are back in action on Saturday, April 4 for Game 6 of their first round OHL playoff series against the North Bay Battalion. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens in North Bay. Fans can catch the game live on YourTV Peterborough, Freq 90.5, and FloHockey.]]>         GAME 5 PREVIEW: Petes Look to Take Series Lead Back to North Bay https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/game-5-preview-petes-look-to-take-series-lead-back-to-north-bay Thu, 02 Apr 2026 16:03:18 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/game-5-preview-petes-look-to-take-series-lead-back-to-north-bay The Peterborough Petes return home to the PMC tonight for Game 5 of their 2026 OHL first-round playoff series against the North Bay Battalion. The series is tied at two games apiece following Games 3 and 4 in North Bay.   On Sunday afternoon, the Petes took Game 3 in overtime after Kieron Walton scored his second OT goal in as many games. Peterborough carried a 2–1 series lead into Tuesday night for Game 4 but came up short, falling 4–0 to the Battalion.   Tonight, Peterborough will look to bounce back from Tuesday’s loss and take a 3–2 series lead with a win on home ice.   The Petes’ offence was not clicking in Game 4, as they were shut out for the second time in the series. Being back at home should help spark the team, especially with attendance already well ahead of Games 1 and 2. The Petes will look to potential first-round NHL pick Adam Novotny to set the tone in Game 5. Novotny has been snake-bitten so far this postseason, but the chances he’s generating are bound to pay off. After being robbed twice in Game 4, he’ll have extra motivation tonight as he looks to get on the board.   This series has not been for the faint of heart. All four games have featured gritty, physical hockey, and that is not expected to change. Garrett Frazer, Grayden Strohack, Braydon McCallum, and Brett Hammond have all been game-changers when they’re on the ice, using their physical play to disrupt North Bay’s system.   The Battalion looked very comfortable at home in Game 4, scoring four goals on 39 shots in regulation. Cam Warren and Ryder Cali led the way offensively for North Bay, each recording a goal and an assist. Jack Lisson once again looked steady in the Battalion net after taking over for the suspended Mike McIvor. Lisson picked up his second shutout of the series, stopping all 33 Peterborough shots.   On the back end, Aaron Enright continues to be a difference-maker in the series. He has been solid defensively while also playing a physical game and contributing offensively.   Puck drop is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. at the Peterborough Memorial Centre. Tickets for the game can be purchased by clicking here, calling (705) 743-3561, or by visiting the Doane Grant Thornton Box Office during office hours. Fans can also catch the game live on YourTV Peterborough, Freq 90.5, and FloHockey.]]> Battalion Take Game 4, Tie Series at 2-2 https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/battalion-take-game-4-tie-series-at-2-2 Thu, 02 Apr 2026 15:59:27 +0000 chlwebproduct https://chl.ca/ohl-petes/article/battalion-take-game-4-tie-series-at-2-2 PHOTO: Tom Martineau   On Sunday, March 29, the Peterborough Petes were in North Bay for game 4 of their 2026 OHL playoff round 1 series with the North Bay Battalion. The Battalion won the game by a score of 4-0, tying the series up at 2-2.   Easton Rye stopped 35/39 in the loss.   Game Recap: First Period:  
    • North Bay Goal (9:36) - Cam Warren (2), Assists - Kent Greer (1), Aaron Enright (1)
    • North Bay Goal (11:21) - Ryder Cali (1), Unassisted
      Second Period:  
    • North Bay Goal (2:37) - Parker Vaughan (1), Assists - Cam Warren (1), Aaron Enright (2)
      Third Period:  
    • North Bay Goal (7:55) - Nick Wellenreiter (1), Assists - Hayden Barch (1), Ryder Cali (1)
      The Petes are back in action on Thursday, April 2 for Game 5 of their first round OHL playoff series against the North Bay Battalion. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. at the Peterborough Memorial Centre. Tickets for the game can be purchased by clicking here, calling (705) 743-3561, or by visiting the Doane Grant Thornton Box Office during office hours. Fans can also catch the game live on YourTV Peterborough, Freq 90.5, and FloHockey.]]>