Guelph Storm - Feed https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/tag/liam-hawel/ Tue, 19 May 2026 18:10:51 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://media.chl.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2026/04/24145722/cropped-Logov1_white_background-32x32.jpg Liam Hawel Archives - Guelph Storm https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/tag/liam-hawel/ 32 32 Pape wins Ivan Tennant Memorial Award by the Ontario Hockey League https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/pape-wins-ivan-tennant-memorial-award-by-the-ontario-hockey-league Tue, 19 May 2026 18:04:24 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/pape-wins-ivan-tennant-memorial-award-by-the-ontario-hockey-league TORONTO - The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced that Guelph Storm forward Mark Pape is this year's recipient of the Ivan Tennant Memorial Award, presented annually to the League's Top Academic High School Student. Pape achieved excellence in his Grade 10 studies, finishing the year with a 98.8% average that included 100% grades in Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry, US History, Fitness and Sport Management. "I am humbled and grateful to receive the Ivan Tennant award," said Pape. "I want to thank my family for emphasizing athletic and academic performance. Thank you to the Guelph Storm and my teammates for their support. Finally, thank you to my great teachers at North Catholic and University School for their guidance in my academic journey." Pape recorded seven points (3-4--7) over 46 games in his first OHL season. His first career OHL goal came Oct. 9th at Windsor. “Mark has made a seamless transition to the OHL and the demands of the schedule," said Storm General Manager George Burnett. "He has worked extremely hard to maintain a very high level of success. The Guelph Storm Hockey Club is very proud of Mark’s academic achievement and being named the recipient of the Ivan Tennent Memorial Award.” A 17-year-old from Shaker Heights, Ohio, Pape was Guelph's second round (25th overall) pick in the 2025 OHL Priority Selection from the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite AAA program. He's the latest Storm player to win the Ivan Tennant Memorial Award, following Zack Terry (2019), Quinn Hanna (2017) and Adam Craievich (2014). Pape follows Saginaw's Kaden Sienko as the second-straight American to win the award. “Mark has distinguished himself as an exceptional student, consistently achieving at a high level across all of his courses," said Storm Academic Advisor Coleen Driscoll. "Known for his strong work ethic and self-motivation, he established high standards and followed through with determination and initiative. He is a mature and responsible young man who demonstrates the ability to balance the demands of hockey and his academic commitments with ease. Mark's positive attitude, dedication to learning, and ability to lead by example make him a great role model for his peers." The Ivan Tennant Memorial Award is given to the League’s Top Academic High School Player and is named in honour of Ivan Tennant, who spent a lifetime combining hockey and education. He was the Kitchener Rangers’ Education Consultant for 20 years and a key figure on the OHL’s Education Consultant’s Committee. Pape emerged from a group of finalists that also included Oshawa Generals defenceman Anthony Timmerman, as well as Saginaw Spirit captain Dimian Zhilkin. Pape will be formally presented with the Ivan Tennant Memorial Award in June at the 2026 OHL Awards Ceremony at The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. For a complete list of OHL Award winners, click here.]]> 2026 Memorial Cup Presented by Kubota Set to Showcase the Spirit of Kelowna and the Okanagan by the Canadian Hockey League https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/2026-memorial-cup-presented-by-kubota-set-to-showcase-the-spirit-of-kelowna-and-the-okanagan Tue, 19 May 2026 17:54:44 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/2026-memorial-cup-presented-by-kubota-set-to-showcase-the-spirit-of-kelowna-and-the-okanagan

Event to feature local partnerships, city-wide artist installations, exclusive apparel, fan activations, and host-hotel experiences that bring the character of the Okanagan to life throughout the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota

As the puck prepares to drop on the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota, the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) and the 2026 Memorial Cup Host Organizing Committee are proud to unveil a series of locally inspired initiatives designed to showcase the character, energy, and local pride of Kelowna and the Okanagan throughout the event. More than a championship, the Memorial Cup has long been a celebration of the communities that host it. From local businesses and artists to fans, families, visitors, and volunteers, the 106th edition of the event will celebrate not only the best of junior hockey, but also the people, places, and experiences that make Kelowna and the Okanagan such a distinctive host region. “The Memorial Cup has always been about more than what happens on the ice,” said Dan MacKenzie, President of the CHL. “It is a celebration of hockey, community, and local pride. As we bring the event to Kelowna, we want fans and visitors to feel its presence throughout the city — from the arena and host hotel to local businesses, public spaces, and digital fan experiences. This is an opportunity to showcase the very best of the Okanagan on junior hockey’s biggest stage.”

Delta Grand Okanagan Resort to Serve as Official Host Hotel

As both the official host hotel of the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota and the official hotel partner of the Canadian Hockey League, the Delta Grand Okanagan Resort will help extend the championship experience beyond the rink throughout the week. The hotel will immerse guests in the championship atmosphere through event-themed pageantry, including Champions Point, a large-scale Memorial Cup-inspired sculpture installation in the fountain; visual touchpoints throughout the property that connect guests and visitors to the championship atmosphere; and post-game entertainment at OAK + CRU Social Kitchen & Wine Bar inside the hotel lobby. Together, these elements will showcase the Okanagan’s signature hospitality and social atmosphere, creating a welcoming gathering place throughout the event. With its location in the heart of downtown Kelowna, the Delta Grand Okanagan Resort will provide fans, partners, teams, media, and visitors with a vibrant setting that extends the Memorial Cup experience beyond game action at Prospera Place. “We are incredibly proud to serve as the official host hotel for the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota,” stated Tara Gerald, General Manager of the Delta Hotels by Marriott Grand Okanagan Resort. “This is an exciting moment not only for our team at the Delta Grand Okanagan Resort, but for the entire city of Kelowna. Hosting an event of this caliber is a true reflection of the spirit, hospitality, and vibrancy of our community, and we are thrilled to welcome teams, fans, and visitors from across the country to experience everything the Okanagan has to offer.”

Okanagan Lifestyle x Memorial Cup Exclusive Apparel Collection

The 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota will also feature an exclusive merchandise and apparel collaboration with Okanagan Lifestyle, celebrating the connection between the event, the host region, and the local community. The limited-edition OKGN x Memorial Cup collection is designed to reflect the character of the Okanagan while giving fans a distinctive way to commemorate one of junior hockey’s biggest stages. The apparel line will blend local pride, hockey culture, and premium event merchandise, creating a unique offering for fans in Kelowna and across the country. Designed for the Okanagan. Built for the biggest stage in junior hockey. This limited-edition drop celebrates the moments, the community, and the chase for the Cup. Wear it loud. Wear it local. See you at the rink. Fans can shop the exclusive Okanagan Lifestyle x Memorial Cup collection online at okanaganlifestyle.ca/collections/2026-memorial-cup, with limited quantities available. Merchandise can also be purchased in-store at Okanagan Lifestyle Apparel’s flagship store at 115–1295 Cannery Lane, or at their location inside the Delta Hotel at 1310 Water Street.

Memorial Cup Artist Installations to Showcase Kelowna Through a Local Lens

In partnership with the City of Kelowna, the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota will feature Memorial Cup-inspired public art installations on display across the city from May 21-31. Commissioned by the 2026 Memorial Cup Host Organizing Committee in partnership with the City of Kelowna, the temporary installations will celebrate Canadian hockey culture while inviting fans, residents, and visitors to explore downtown and the waterfront between games. Supported through the 2026 Memorial Cup Major Events Artist Grant, the installations will showcase the work of local artists and bring the Memorial Cup experience into public spaces throughout Kelowna. Featured installations include:
  • The Staycationers by Sara Peacock on Meet Me on Bernard along Bernard Avenue
  • Hockey Pucks by Grant Robinson along the Waterfront Walkway in front of King Taps
  • Mirroring by Tyson Neufeld and Chantel Thederahn at Art Walk
  • Wilde Fun at Memorial Cup by Nancy Wilde at Rhapsody Plaza
  • Behind My Mask by Rylan Broadbent at Orchard Park Mall, near the entrance to the Food Court, in partnership with CHL National Partner Primaris
Fans and visitors are encouraged to tour the installations, take photos, and share their favourite pieces using #exploreKelowna and #MemorialCup, and tagging @tourismkelowna @chlhockey on Instagram. More information on the Memorial Cup Artist Installations, including installation locations and artist profiles, is available at Major Events Artist Grant | City of Kelowna.

Captured at the Cup Digital Fan Activation

Fans attending the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota will be invited to take part in Captured at the Cup, a digital fan activation that gives them the chance to have their photos featured on the videoboard during games at Prospera Place. Through the activation, fans can scan a QR code, upload their favourite Memorial Cup photos, and share messages of support for their team. Approved submissions may be featured in-game on the videoboard, as well as across select digital platforms, social channels, and other event displays throughout the event.  Captured at the Cup will allow fans to become part of the in-game experience while helping tell the story of the event through the people, moments, and memories that make the Memorial Cup special. Fans can participate by visiting  2026: Captured at the Cup 

A Championship Rooted in Local Pride

The 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota will bring together the playoff champions of the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), along with the host Kelowna Rockets, for one of the most prestigious championships in hockey. As teams, fans, families, alumni, partners, and media arrive in Kelowna, the event will also serve as a platform to celebrate the Okanagan’s culture, hospitality, and deep connection to the game. “Hosting the Memorial Cup is an incredible opportunity for Kelowna to showcase not only our passion for hockey, but the spirit of our entire community,” said Dave Rush, Co-Chair of the 2026 Memorial Cup Host Committee. “From the energy inside Prospera Place to the cultural activations, this event will bring people together in a way that truly reflects the hospitality and celebration that define the Okanagan. We’re excited to welcome fans from across the country for an unforgettable championship experience.” Hosted by the WHL’s Kelowna Rockets, the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota will be held at Prospera Place from May 21-31, 2026, marking the tournament’s return to Kelowna for the first time since 2004. The opening game is set for Friday, May 22 at 6 p.m. PT, with Kelowna taking on the OHL Champion Kitchener Rangers. For more information on the 2026 Memorial Cup, visit chl.ca/memorialcup.]]> Get your tickets for the 2026 OHL Priority Selection by the Ontario Hockey League https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/get-your-tickets-for-the-2026-ohl-priority-selection Tue, 19 May 2026 16:03:30 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/get-your-tickets-for-the-2026-ohl-priority-selection 2The future of the Ontario Hockey League will be decided right in front of your eyes. The 2026 OHL Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore is officially returning to an in-person model, and tickets are on sale now!

Join us on June 12th (starting at 7:00pm) and 13th (starting at 9:00am) at Slush Puppie Place in the heart of Kingston. This isn't just a draft; it’s a homecoming for the OHL community as we celebrate the next generation of talent taking the next step toward their hockey dreams.

Choose Your Draft Experience

Whether you're a local scout at heart or a family looking for a weekend of elite hockey atmosphere, we have an option for you:

  • Single Day Tickets: Catch the opening rounds on Friday or the depth-building picks on Saturday. Perfect for fans who want to witness history in person.

  • Two-Day Weekend Pass (Savings $): The ultimate option for the dedicated fan. Be there for every single pick and soak up the full atmosphere across Friday and Saturday.

  • Group Rates: Bring the whole minor hockey team or a group of friends! Special pricing is available for those looking to experience the draft as a pack. (Applies to groups of 10 or more)

  • The VIP "Super Fan" Experience: Get as close to the action as possible. This elevated ticket offers an exclusive Draft Day experience, putting you right in the middle of the OHL’s most electric environment.

Be There for the "Where Were You?" Moments

From the first overall pick to the late-round gems, every selection marks the start of a new chapter for these young players and their families. Don’t miss the chance to welcome them to the OHL family in person for the first time since 2000.

Secure Your Seats for Kingston Here

]]> New Hero Forest In Kelowna Honours Veterans Through Memorial Cup Legacy by the Canadian Hockey League https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/new-hero-forest-in-kelowna-honours-veterans-through-memorial-cup-legacy-by-the-canadian-hockey-league Tue, 19 May 2026 15:52:53 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/new-hero-forest-in-kelowna-honours-veterans-through-memorial-cup-legacy-by-the-canadian-hockey-league

A living tribute in Sunset Park will restore urban canopy while commemorating the trophy’s origins as a memorial to fallen Canadian service members

A new Hero Forest will take root in Kelowna’s Sunset Park in celebration of the 106th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota, acknowledging the trophy’s origins as a remembrance to fallen Canadian military personnel who dedicated their lives in service to Canada. Combining meaningful environmental action with community remembrance, the Hero Forest will serve as a living tribute to the courage, service and sacrifice of Canadian military veterans, both living and deceased. The Memorial Cup, the Canadian Hockey League’s championship event, brings together the champions of the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), along with a host team, in a four-team round-robin tournament to compete for one of the most prestigious trophies in junior hockey. First awarded in 1919, the trophy was originally donated in honour of Canadian soldiers who gave their lives in the First World War and was rededicated in 2010 to commemorate all fallen members of the Canadian Armed Forces. This urban reforestation effort is led by Canadian non-profit community tree-planting organization Trees For Life and the City of Kelowna and in collaboration with the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) and Memorial Cup Title Partner Kubota Canada. Together, they are advancing a shared commitment to restoring urban green space while honouring Canada’s veterans. “The Hero Forest is a powerful and fitting legacy of the 2026 Memorial Cup, creating a lasting space in Kelowna to honour the courage, service, and sacrifice of Canadian veterans,” said Dan MacKenzie, President of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). “Rooted in the origins and meaning of the Memorial Cup, this initiative reflects the values at the heart of our championship event, and we are proud to work alongside Trees For Life, the City of Kelowna, and Kubota Canada to bring it to life in a way that leaves a meaningful and lasting legacy in the host community.” Steve Sweetnam, Director of Marketing for Kubota Canada, stated, “Kubota is honoured to collaborate with the City of Kelowna, Trees for Life, and the Canadian Hockey League in supporting this project as both a tribute to veterans and a commitment to environmental stewardship. We value the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to communities throughout Canada and anticipate further strengthening this partnership in the future.” “The Memorial Cup was created as a tribute to Canadians who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country, and this Hero Forest is a meaningful way to carry that legacy forward here in Kelowna,” said Mayor Tom Dyas. “Through the Trees for Life fundraising campaign, and with the support of corporate sponsors including Kubota Canada, this project shows what is possible when community partners come together around a shared legacy. By creating a living space that honours veterans while restoring urban green space, we are connecting remembrance, environmental stewardship and community pride. This project reflects the values that define Kelowna and ensures the impact of hosting the Memorial Cup will be felt long after the final game.”  Starting today, community members can donate to have a Hero Tree planted in honour of a veteran, living or deceased at treesforlife.ca/kubota. An onsite plaque will enable visitors to learn more about the initiative and find a list of the heroes honoured on a dedicated Trees For Life webpage. “At Trees For Life, we plant with purpose, focusing on creating meaningful green spaces in the communities where Canadians live, work and play,” said Marina Dimitriadis, Executive Director of Trees For Life. “Our Trees for Heroes program helps create living legacies that honour and benefit the people and communities they are rooted in.” This defining legacy project for the city aims to restore a healthy bank in an urban greenspace feeding into Okanagan Lake. Through strategic planning and thoughtful habitat protection, this initiative will demonstrate how a diverse and resilient ecosystem can be re-established within the core of a growing urban centre. The park will gain 130 new native trees including trembling aspens, birches, willows and cottonwoods.   The reintroduction of native vegetation and the increased tree canopy will offer a multitude of benefits: improving air quality, increasing biodiversity, creating new habitats for wildlife, protecting against bank erosion, improved slope stability, filtering pollutants and enhancing parkland for community members to enjoy. The new trees will also replace those lost to beaver activity, with beaver-resistant wrapping supporting long-term establishment.  The City of Kelowna broke ground in April to remove invasive species and prepare the site, with a community tree planting scheduled to take place in the fall. A ceremonial event for the new Hero Forest will take place at Sunset Park on May 31 at 11 a.m. PT, ahead of the championship game of the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota. For more information or to donate, visit treesforlife.ca/kubota. Tax receipts are provided for all Hero Tree donations.  About the Memorial Cup: Hosted by the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL, the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota will run from May 21-31, 2026, marking the tournament’s return to the Okanagan for the first time since 2004. As hosts, the Rockets will be one of four participating clubs, joined by the 2025-26 playoff champions from the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL. For more information on the 2026 Memorial Cup, visit chl.ca/memorialcup. About Trees For Life  Trees For Life is a Canadian charity driven to inspire, support and mobilize community-led tree and shrub-planting initiatives. Its mission is to create a healthier, happier Canada by planting native trees where people live, work, and play. Including the work of its first projects, the Highway of Heroes Tree Campaign and GrandTrees Climate Solutions, Trees For Life has raised over $18 million to support the planting and stewardship of over 3.3 million trees across Canada.  About the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) is the world’s largest development hockey league with 52 Canadian and nine American teams participating in the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League (NHL) and U SPORTS than any other league. During the 2025-26 season, of the more than 1,033 players who played a game in the NHL, over 475 came through the CHL. At the 2025 NHL Draft, 90 CHL players were selected, including 21 in the first round. For more information regarding the CHL, please visit chl.ca. About Kubota Canada Ltd. Kubota Canada Ltd. (KCL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Kubota Corporation, a tractor and heavy equipment manufacturer based in Osaka, Japan. KCL markets and distributes Kubota engineered and manufactured machinery and equipment, including a complete line of tractors up to 200 Gross HP,performance-matched implements, compact construction, commercial turf and landscaping products, utility vehicles and consumer lawn and garden equipment. For product literature or dealer locations, contact Kubota Canada Ltd. at 1155 Kubota Drive, Pickering, Ontario, Canada L1X 0H4, 905-294-6535.]]> Storm Name Spencer Segriff New Head Equipment Manager https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/storm-name-spencer-segriff-new-head-equipment-manager Mon, 11 May 2026 15:07:22 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/storm-name-spencer-segriff-new-head-equipment-manager General Manager George Burnett announced today that Spencer Segriff has been named Head Equipment Manager for the upcoming season.

“We are pleased to add Spencer to our staff,” said Burnett. “Spencer comes highly recommended and brings a wealth of experience from his time with two top programs.”

For the past two seasons, the Courtice, ON native previously worked as the Assistant Equipment Manager with the Oshawa Generals. Prior to his time with the Generals, Segriff held the position of Head Equipment Manager for the Ontario Tech University Men’s Hockey Team for three seasons.

“I am extremely honoured to be joining such a respected organization in Guelph,” said Segriff. “I am excited for the opportunity to contribute to the team during such an important season, and I cannot wait to get started.”

Stay connected with us on Facebook, X, and Instagram, for future updates! Download the Guelph Storm app as part of the CHL app for breaking news and exclusive contests. ]]> 2025/2026 Crimson Jersey Auction https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/2025-2026-crimson-jersey-auction Fri, 08 May 2026 17:42:15 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/2025-2026-crimson-jersey-auction Shipping will be available for purchase once the auction is closed. While Spyke’s Sport Shop continues to ship to the United States, the Guelph Storm are not responsible for any potential taxes and duties placed on jerseys. 

Click here to access the auction!

Group 1:
  • Luchanko (A)
  • Spada
  • Paquette (C)
  • Hopkins (A)
  • Stevens
Group 2:
  • Singh
  • Beauchesne (A)
  • Paquette (A)
  • Jovanovski
  • Wycisk
Group 3:
  • Snelgrove
  • Jenken
  • Ellsworth
  • Gallacher
  • Shybinskyi
Group 4:
  • Frossard
  • Pape
  • Avery
  • Belohorsky
  • McFadden
Group 5:
  • McLean
  • Babin
  • Haponenko
  • Reznik
Stay connected with us on Facebook, X, and Instagram for future updates! Download the Guelph Storm app as part of the CHL app for breaking news and exclusive contests. ]]> OHL Futures Camp Wraps Up with Off-Ice Testing Results Released https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/ohl-futures-camp-wraps-up-with-off-ice-testing-results-released Fri, 08 May 2026 13:53:21 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/ohl-futures-camp-wraps-up-with-off-ice-testing-results-released This past weekend, the Ontario Hockey League participated in the inaugural Futures Camp, bringing together some of the league’s top young prospects for a weekend focused on development, competition, and evaluation both on and off the ice. Throughout the weekend, players took part in practices, scrimmages, meetings, and testing sessions designed to support their growth at the next level and to give OHL personnel an opportunity to evaluate their athletic performance and progression. The weekend featured several competitive on-ice sessions and games that showcased the next wave of OHL talent. Full coverage from throughout the weekend can be found below:  

Camp Roster

The following players participated in the 2026 OHL Futures Camp weekend:
Last Name First Name Camp Team Jersey # Position HT WT 2025 – 26 Team
Aufderheide Rylan Parekh - Red 75 D 5.09.25 147 Pittsburgh Pens Elite – USA
Bannister Evan Dickinson - White 53 F 5.11.50 172 Credit River Capitals – OMHA
Barakat Gabriel Misa - Yellow 98 F 5.08 162 Hill Academy – Ontario Prep
Barkic Brayden Parekh - Red 88 D 6.01.50 182 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Bate Drew Misa - Yellow 92 F 5.10.25 163 London Jr. Knights – ALLIANCE
Beaulieu Ryan Parekh - Red 86 D 5.11.25 187 London Jr. Knights – ALLIANCE
Belikov Ivan Schaefer - Blue 18 D 6.03.50 205 Detroit HoneyBaked – USA
Bellchamber Landon Cowan - Black 26 F 5.11.25 175 Credit River Capitals – OMHA
Bridges Ethan Parekh - Red 84 F 5.11.75 177 Huron Perth Lakers – ALLIANCE
Brown Brody Sennecke - Grey 57 F 6.02.25 174 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
Butler Lukas Misa - Yellow 121 G 5.11.75 182 York Simcoe Express – OMHA
Butler Finley Sennecke - Grey 70 F 6.05.50 216 London Jr. Knights – ALLIANCE
Campbell MJ Misa - Yellow 101 F 5.10 158 Mount St. Charles Academy – USA
Carroll Xavier Schaefer - Blue 13 F 5.10.25 158 Hill Academy – Ontario Prep
Cinque Marco Dickinson - White 48 D 5.10.25 139 Woodbridge Wolfpack – USA
Clow Trent Sennecke - Grey 61 F 6.02 181 Quinte Red Devils – OMHA
Coristine Cole Misa - Yellow 104 F 5.09 157 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Cranney Lucas Schaefer - Blue 5 D 6.02 181 Markham Majors – GTHL
Curic Jacob Cowan - Black 34 F 6.03.75 192 Toronto Nationals – GTHL
Da Costa Rylan Dickinson - White 116 G 6.01.50 170 Huron Perth Lakers – ALLIANCE
Del Buono Christian Cowan - Black 30 F 5.10.75 166 Upper Canada College – Ontario Prep
Ellery Finn Misa - Yellow 100 F 6.03.25 176 Central Ontario Wolves – OMHA
Fenwick Joseph Sennecke - Grey 56 F 5.11 152 Markham Majors – GTHL
Finch Wyatt Sennecke - Grey 67 D 6.00.50 174 Huron Perth Lakers – ALLIANCE
Fitzgerald Evan Parekh - Red 76 F 5.09.50 159 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
Fortin Sebastien Misa - Yellow 109 D 5.09.75 194 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
Foyt V AJ Schaefer - Blue 2 D 5.09.50 138 Mount St. Charles Academy – USA
Fransen Max Schaefer - Blue 7 D 5.10.75 193 Upper Canada College – Ontario Prep
Gibson Tanner Cowan - Black 114 G 6.00.75 154 Ajax Pickering Raiders – OMHA
Godick Gavin Dickinson - White 40 D 6.00.50 182 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Grima Brayden Dickinson - White 44 F 5.11 188 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
Guizzetti Cole Schaefer - Blue 10 F 5.05.25 151 Upper Canada College – Ontario Prep
Hair Jack Sennecke - Grey 66 D 5.09 164 Detroit Little Caesars – USA
Hall Jake Cowan - Black 35 D 6.01.25 161 Notre Dame Hockey Academy – USA
Hardy Nolan Sennecke - Grey 118 G 6.00.50 176 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Harper Kaiden Misa - Yellow 122 G 6.02 187 Elgin Middlesex Canucks – ALLIANCE
Hewitt Nathan Dickinson - White 37 F 6.00.50 160 Niagara North Stars – OMHA
Hintenberger Shayden Dickinson - White 54 D 6.03 192 Hill Academy – Ontario Prep
Housseas Kosta Schaefer - Blue 16 D 6.01.50 193 Markham Majors – GTHL
Huinink Shea Dickinson - White 51 F 5.08.75 146 Ajax Pickering Raiders – OMHA
Hulbert Drew Parekh - Red 91 D 5.11 191 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Jaravata Brayden Misa - Yellow 103 D 5.11 168 Hill Academy – Ontario Prep
Jodoin Joshua Dickinson - White 43 F 6.00.75 194 Reps Hockey Club – GTHL
Kanyo John Dickinson - White 47 D 6.00 178 Barrie Jr. Colts – OMHA
Keefe Shayne Sennecke - Grey 68 F 5.09.50 157 BioSteel Sports Academy – Ontario Prep
Kelly Kayden Dickinson - White 42 F 6.01 172 Markham Waxers – OMHA
Knight Robbie Cowan - Black 21 F 5.11.25 156 Mississauga Senators – GTHL
Krottner Cole Parekh - Red 83 F 6.01.50 188 Ottawa Valley Titans – HEO
Kuklinski Jakub Schaefer - Blue 8 F 5.10.25 171 Mississauga Senators – GTHL
Kwajah Kash Schaefer - Blue 12 F 5.11.25 166 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
Lapierre Colton Cowan - Black 31 D 6.00 212 Toronto Red Wings – GTHL
Lauder Kyler Parekh - Red 77 F 5.09.75 156 Central Ontario Wolves – OMHA
Laurin Andrew Misa - Yellow 96 F 6.01 176 Quinte Red Devils – OMHA
Lawniczak Nick Misa - Yellow 107 F 5.09.75 172 Buffalo Jr. Sabres - USA
Lawson Luke Cowan - Black 113 G 6.03.75 208 Reps Hockey Club – GTHL
Lee Jack Cowan - Black 20 F 5.08.75 131 Barrie Jr. Colts – OMHA
Legros Benjamin Schaefer - Blue 11 F 5.09.75 150 Credit River Capitals – OMHA
Licastro Jaden Cowan - Black 25 D 6.01.50 186 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Loftus Owen Parekh - Red 119 G 6.01 163 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Lowe Emry Sennecke - Grey 58 F 6.00 155 Brantford 99ers – ALLIANCE
MacCormack Colin Parekh - Red 80 D 5.10.50 164 Woodbridge Wolfpack – USA
Martin Jax Parekh - Red 85 F 6.01.25 181 Quinte Red Devils – OMHA
Matchett Porter Parekh - Red 87 F 6.07.75 201 Woodbridge Wolfpack – USA
Mccaig Nixon Cowan - Black 23 D 6.01.75 168 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
McCotter Declan Schaefer - Blue 9 F 5.10.75 165 Huron Perth Lakers – ALLIANCE
McIntosh Henry Schaefer - Blue 14 F 5.11.15 174 Mississauga Senators – GTHL
McNally Declan Sennecke - Grey 72 D 6.05.75 180 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Mears Ethan Cowan - Black 33 D 6.02.75 174 St. Louis Blues - USA
Merrill Finn Dickinson - White 41 F 5.09.75 148 Hill Academy – Ontario Prep
Mesich Marko Sennecke - Grey 117 G 6.00.25 189 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
Miller Evan Cowan - Black 22 F 5.10.75 189 Huron Perth Lakers - ALLIANCE
Montanino John Dickinson - White 50 D 6.00.25 200 Detroit Little Caesars – USA
Murphy Gavin Schaefer - Blue 4 F 5.10.25 146 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Nanubhai Arjun Dickinson - White 39 F 5.10 164 Mississauga Senators – GTHL
Nash Brady Schaefer - Blue 1 F 5.08.25 152 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Nelson Liam Dickinson - White 52 D 5.10.75 179 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
Nimchonok Jay Misa - Yellow 108 D 6.01.25 194 Upper Canada College – Ontario Prep
Nobes Ryder Misa - Yellow 95 F 5.06.25 147 Markham Majors – GTHL
Nouwens Mitchell Dickinson - White 115 G 6.02.25 179 Toronto Red Wings – GTHL
O’Neill Cohen Parekh - Red 120 G 6.00.50 149 Markham Majors – GTHL
O’Rourke Kade Misa - Yellow 105 D 6.00 168 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
Ottenhof Austin Schaefer - Blue 6 F 5.10.25 161 Quinte Red Devils – OMHA
Pacek Michael Sennecke - Grey 60 F 5.11.75 169 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Packalen Henri Dickinson - White 45 F 5.10.75 170 Peterborough Petes U16 – OMHA
Parini Leo Parekh - Red 90 F 6.04.25 223 Buffalo Jr. Sabres – USA
Pastor Chase Schaefer - Blue 112 G 6.01.75 180 Woodbridge Wolfpack – USA
Petrov Aaron Dickinson - White 46 F 6.00.50 169 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Phelan Peter Cowan - Black 32 F 5.10.50 163 Woodbridge Wolfpack – USA
Prud’Homme Logan Parekh - Red 89 F 6.07 213 Upper Canada College – Ontario Prep
Quinn Ronan Cowan - Black 29 F 6.02 190 Markham Majors – GTHL
Quinn Mason Misa - Yellow 102 F 5.11.50 186 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Readings Jake Parekh - Red 81 F 5.11 166 London Jr. Knights – ALLIANCE
Reilly Braden Cowan - Black 28 F 5.11.50 157 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Reilly Miles Sennecke - Grey 55 F 5.09.25 185 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Roberts Quinn Parekh - Red 74 F 5.09.25 143 London Jr. Knights – ALLIANCE
Robinson Innis Sennecke - Grey 64 F 5.11 157 Ottawa Jr. 67s – HEO
Roche Shane Parekh - Red 82 D 6.02.75 174 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Ross Cooper Sennecke - Grey 65 D 5.11 157 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
Roulston Landon Parekh - Red 78 F 6.01.25 189 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
Ruggere Marc Misa - Yellow 106 D 6.01.75 187 Woodbridge Wolfpack – USA
Samek Jack Sennecke - Grey 62 F 5.10 166 Markham Majors – GTHL
Saulnier Alexandre Schaefer - Blue 15 F 6.02 192 Ottawa Jr. 67s – HEO
Sgro Adrian Sennecke - Grey 59 D 5.11 186 Vaughan Kings – GTHL
Shaughnessy Rory Cowan - Black 36 D 6.00 169 Hill Academy – Ontario Prep
Shtefan Roman Sennecke - Grey 71 F 5.08.75 163 Windsor Jr. Spitfires – ALLIANCE
Sixsmith Colten Schaefer - Blue 17 D 6.02.25 173 Burlington Eagles – OMHA
Slack Nathan Misa - Yellow 93 F 5.10 158 Don Mills Flyers – GTHL
Sokolov Egor Schaefer - Blue 111 G 6.02 192 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Springer Gavin Dickinson - White 49 F 5.08.25 157 Buffalo Jr. Sabres - USA
Stephenson Turner Sennecke - Grey 73 D 6.03 176 Upper Canada College – Ontario Prep
Tait Johnny Misa - Yellow 110 D 6.01.25 168 Mississauga Senators – GTHL
Taylor Matthew Dickinson - White 38 F 5.06 141 Ajax Pickering Raiders – OMHA
Vanacker Roman Misa - Yellow 94 F 5.09 177 Brantford 99ers – ALLIANCE
Voit Liam Schaefer - Blue 3 F 5.06.25 135 Florida Alliance – USA
Voortman Jace Cowan - Black 24 F 6.00 162 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
Warner Michael Parekh - Red 79 F 5.09.25 175 Toronto Marlboros – GTHL
Whelan Lauchlan Cowan - Black 19 F 5.11.25 156 Quinte Red Devils – OMHA
Zilinski Matthew Misa - Yellow 97 F 5.10 159 Mississauga Senators – GTHL
Zinkie Jackson Cowan - Black 27 F 5.11.50 168 Toronto Jr. Canadiens – GTHL
   

Off-Ice Testing Results:

In addition to the on-ice competition, players also took part in a comprehensive off-ice testing combine that measured strength, power, speed, agility, endurance, and overall athleticism. The testing process provides valuable insight into each athlete’s physical profile and long-term development, while also helping establish benchmarks across a variety of performance categories. The following are the official results from the 2026 OHL Futures Camp off-ice testing sessions: * Top results in each category are bolded.
ATHLETE NAME BF% SMM BROAD JUMP 10M SPRINT 30M SPRINT 5-10-5 LFT 5-10-5 RHT CMJ HEIGHT CMJ PEAK FORCE CMJ PEAK POWER NORDBORD LFT NORDBORD RHT ABD LFT ABD RHT ADD LFT ADD RHT GRIP LFT GRIP RHT BENCH PRESS ANAEROBIC BIKE PULL UPS
Aj Foyt V 13.2 67 240 1.709 4.266 5.017 5.072 12.9 1317 44.4 201 189 289 304 319 303 427 454 2.33 554 7
Alexandre Salnier 9.9 99.7 268 1.819 4.199 5.022 4.957 17.8 2157 52.6 298 329 456 443 383 456 697 686 2.98 1019 9
Austin Ottenhof 10.4 82.7 248 1.685 3.985 4.937 4.786 16.4 1819 51.2 326 370 419 450 534 531 606 651 5.16 938 12
Benjamin Legros 10.4 75.8 271 1.762 4.029 4.653 4.631 20.2 1620 66 311 322 312 309 347 352 661 658 5.44 967 16
Braden Reilly 12.3 77.8 279 1.722 4.066 4.881 4.645 17.8 1945 56.4 361 364 452 461 424 406 501 500 4.55 733 13
Brady Nash 12.2 76.1 252 1.566 3.887 4.8 4.793 18.1 1606 62.6 403 386 408 435 461 485 523 611 5.68 751 10
Chase Pastor 14.8 86.9 220 1.82 4.386 5.189 5.577 12.4 1627 41 377 396 427 447 415 405 534 540 4.46 715 6
Christian Del Buono 13.5 82.2 260 1.646 3.992 4.814 5.03 13.7 1735 51 417 377 383 363 524 525 467 571 3.36 782 10
Cole Guizzetti 20 69.2 310 1.566 3.661 4.487 4.447 25.3 2075 76.5 415 405 322 346 385 402 748 749 5.11 1024 19
Colten Sixsmith 8.2 90.0 251 1.676 4.037 4.785 4.765 14.8 1794 53.4 318 367 416 387 421 450 549 594 3.89 815 9
Colten Lapierre 16.9 100.8 262 1.71 4.082 4.807 4.967 15.8 2517 55.1 451 454 554 550 513 553 747 742 3.61 963 4
Declan McCotter 13.3 81.8 266 1.722 3.99 4.768 4.767 16.2 1905 53.9 396 318 330 371 447 440 548 584 4.34 831 10
Egor Sokolov 8.4 101.6 260 1.678 3.948 4.74 5.025 18.2 2181 59.5 430 463 502 477 465 542 638 662 4.48 987 10
Ethan Mears 10.7 88.6 228 1.692 4.206 5.145 5.061 13.3 1613 45.1 333 284 356 431 425 425 575 625 2.56 735 5
Evan Miller 11.2 95.9 259 1.808 4.087 4.966 5.064 15 1956 49.5 506 507 499 475 515 532 583 596 5.17 951 10
Gavin Murphy 8.6 76.1 236 1.697 4.138 5.007 4.987 14.7 1522 51.2 325 307 337 330 391 385 479 599 4.49 748 13
Henry McIntosh 10.8 88.4 260 1.597 3.867 4.78 4.973 14.1 1698 51 338 338 397 426 328 351 655 662 4.2 781 11
Ivan Belikov 15.9 97.9 256 1.757 4.082 4.897 4.905 17.8 2128 56.5 379 379 402 416 431 458 546 553 3 801 3
Jace Voortman 13.3 78.7 245 1.702 4.113 4.888 4.861 16.9 1793 49 302 318 454 459 514 584 531 547 3.09 740 8
Jack Lee 16.4 76.1 228 1.768 4.311 5.149 4.841 14.5 1654 46.4 294 303 300 301 247 286 516 515 3.35 737 6
Jacob Curic 10.9 98.8 273 1.637 3.972 4.456 4.99 16.6 2251 52 362 457 451 453 554 598 695 690 3.26 1033 7
Jaden Licastro 11.9 93.7 254 1.589 3.861 4.682 5.066 16 1908 55.2 393 391 469 497 485 487 632 677 3.89 818 8
Jake Hall 6.2 86.0 273 1.565 3.72 4.675 4.602 14.8 1727 55.4 378 379 383 384 380 381 521 579 3.68 679 10
Jakub Kuklinski 16.4 81.4 240 1.676 4.08 4.835 4.797 16.5 2076 52.8 235 220 299 303 367 376 603 596 3.2 791 8
Jaskson Zinkie 12 84.9 248 1.777 4.111 4.698 4.714 14.1 1742 47 538 508 382 436 504 515 507 586 4.88 823 10
Kash Kwajah 11.1 84.2 271 1.685 3.95 4.722 4.805 17 2105 53.9 392 437 435 445 417 482 620 627 2.87 912 10
Kosta Housseas 14.3 93.9 249 1.777 4.055 4.869 4.628 14.7 2270 54.2 340 394 466 484 368 410 640 675 3.51 999 7
Landon Bellchamber 12.9 87.1 225 1.835 4.231 4.793 4.896 12.8 1745 43.2 365 422 394 392 493 481 611 580 3.51 770 7
Lauchlan Whelan 6.9 82.9 271 1.607 4 4.696 4.704 15.4 1776 56.7 395 411 358 389 387 398 552 644 4.05 823 7
Liam Voit 13 66.1 216 1.838 4.27 5.316 5.097 13.1 1576 52.7 348 336 374 376 422 443 460 439 4.71 597 12
Lucas Cranney 14.4 88.2 262 1.814 4.178 4.761 4.834 16.7 1848 53.8 340 347 340 354 439 472 588 604 3.08 789 5
Luke Lawson 16.9 99.0 260 1.659 4.123 4.868 4.828 16.3 2367 52.4 339 324 423 399 420 506 599 625 2.68 981 4
Max Fransen 18.7 90.4 252 1.715 4.201 4.913 4.847 14.5 1867 48.4 476 453 411 402 459 510 650 628 2.57 876 8
Nixon McCaig 8.6 87.5 262 1.618 3.882 4.853 4.814 17.4 1791 60.7 299 281 407 393 332 346 605 658 5.83 944 10
Peter Phalen 12.8 80.2 240 1.777 4.26 5.069 5.25 14.5 1883 48.9 410 236 376 353 247 278 570 600 3.17 770 11
Robbie Knight 8.3 82.2 244 1.78 4.271 4.993 4.945 14.1 93 0.7 335 332 358 393 479 518 570 603 4.85 609 11
Ronan Quinn 11.1 96.8 256 1.644 3.992 5.034 4.979 16.1 1914 54.9 335 376 479 420 421 422 522 530 - 721 -
Rory Shaughnessy 12.6 84.0 237 1.913 4.39 5.158 5.309 15.5 1631 49.4 323 329 368 359 409 440 461 488 3.56 750 9
Tanner Gibson 7.1 80.9 282 1.617 4.024 4.771 5.004 22.1 1667 66.5 234 236 336 356 256 242 535 519 4.84 744 20
Xavier Caroll 8.4 82.5 270 1.74 4.011 4.6 4.75 18.1 1704 52.7 375 361 406 405 489 549 505 554 4.55 721 9
Aaron Petrov 10 86.9 270 1.798 4.117 4.778 4.77 17.3 1848 54.4 377 340 403 424 407 399 529 598 4.62 821 13
Adrian Sgro 13 92.2 265 1.728 4.027 5.288 5.244 13.3 2044 52.8 412 395 454 445 477 492 644 644 4.09 876 10
Arjun Nanubhai 12.1 82.5 263 1.713 3.991 4.531 4.895 18.6 1771 61.1 368 358 414 443 483 481 580 586 4.32 918 14
Brayden Grima 18.7 88.0 242 1.644 4.108 4.996 5.017 14.9 1756 47.4 519 507 393 398 427 415 544 650 3.33 921 4
Brody Brown 10.8 88.0 246 1.78 4.134 4.735 4.723 14.4 1794 47 373 346 385 376 362 383 608 604 3.41 825 7
Cooper Ross 5.2 85.8 288 1.647 3.895 4.456 4.576 17.2 2138 48.5 392 438 323 354 442 480 533 534 4.97 822 21
Declan McNally 9.1 93.3 274 1.683 4.107 5.177 4.762 14.7 1895 49.4 423 403 409 393 423 463 511 550 3.51 784 4
Emery Lowe 7.4 81.8 250 1.679 4.094 4.56 4.771 15.8 1464 49.5 194 189 437 330 398 407 550 587 4.15 694 8
Evan Bannister 9.5 89.3 258 1.834 4.204 4.454 4.533 13.5 2019 44.1 464 438 389 394 447 22 662 680 3.87 650 15
Finley Butler 15.6 104.5 274 1.623 4.014 4.719 4.504 16.1 2272 50.7 365 383 475 476 539 566 665 617 3.47 1074 8
Finley Merril 8.9 76.1 261 1.788 4.182 4.746 4.822 19.8 1864 52.8 277 272 291 295 261 274 450 457 3.81 643 11
Gavin Godick 12.7 90.8 263 1.703 4.032 4.585 4.585 17.1 2068 61.1 214 291 384 400 396 390 558 435 2.46 917 9
Gavin Springer 15.4 75.8 241 1.654 3.95 4.602 4.639 13.3 1708 49.9 293 256 404 402 378 391 506 472 3.53 651 8
Henri Packalen 11.5 86.0 260 1.696 4.088 4.692 4.686 13.9 1861 48.8 395 386 377 393 408 501 583 551 4.4 662 16
Inns Robinson 16.9 80.9 237 1.804 4.285 5.102 5.031 13.9 2161 49.6 336 395 444 492 522 519 549 574 3.93 744 10
Jack Hair 16.2 78.0 247 1.895 4.42 4.932 4.713 15.2 1878 49.6 367 378 371 363 412 408 551 499 5.1 656 14
Jack Samek 13 82.2 247 1.673 4.107 4.799 4.776 15.3 1735 55.7 362 354 412 459 495 483 545 596 3.67 842 11
John Kanyo 18 82.5 290 1.726 4.16 5.207 5.095 12.4 2010 46.9 387 353 365 383 426 437 551 511 4.93 713 4
John Montanino 17.4 95.5 246 1.696 4.141 5.11 5.047 15.2 2341 46.6 275 364 364 382 375 371 571 567 6.88 848 7
Joseph Fenwick 8.7 78.5 266 1.662 3.95 4.531 4.598 17.5 1520 58.7 346 321 374 368 472 462 534 546 4.05 689 9
Joshua Jodoin 13.9 96.3 289 1.533 3.764 4.738 4.849 17.2 2275 59.7 447 410 504 508 567 601 750 773 4.74 1112 9
Kayden Kelly 9.4 89.5 273 1.657 3.947 4.828 4.839 15.6 1791 54.3 380 366 417 400 475 499 702 655 5.1 751 11
Liam Nelson 17.9 83.8 267 1.668 4.04 4.931 4.928 13.7 2133 52.4 537 456 504 502 471 493 615 535 4.65 905 11
Marco Cinque 11 69.4 226 1.773 4.181 4.768 4.81 13 1414 48.6 223 248 241 254 266 255 473 498 3.69 461 7
Marko Mesich 14.8 92.4 262 1.611 3.997 4.618 4.766 16.5 2093 52.6 345 375 468 448 521 533 554 631 3.24 977 9
Matthew Taylor 10.7 71.7 248 1.641 4 5.065 4.821 20.3 1713 63.7 233 230 360 354 316 313 400 381 4.36 597 9
Micheal Pacek 10.9 86.6 263 1.885 4.254 4.828 4.568 15.2 1659 50.3 395 394 362 363 522 541 516 515 5.15 792 9
Miles Reilly 14.8 91.3 274 1.558 3.778 4.722 4.724 17.4 2349 59.2 428 452 520 538 588 599 669 707 4.99 676 13
Mitchell Nouwens 9.6 93.0 255 1.7 4.219 4.907 4.967 15.2 1798 46.3 294 298 390 358 521 546 511 541 3.29 706 9
Nathan Hewitt 6.3 84.9 260 1.618 3.951 4.44 4.378 13.8 1704 48.1 353 328 347 378 414 396 578 606 3.58 810 15
Nolan Hardy 12.7 87.7 255 1.697 4.17 4.578 4.437 17.1 1721 51.4 383 402 362 387 497 506 590 645 3.08 960 14
Roman Shtefan 15.8 78.3 236 1.874 4.413 4.707 4.786 14.1 1685 38.6 367 352 445 499 501 484 568 543 5.02 797 12
Rylan Da Costa 11.8 85.5 242 1.68 4.112 5.104 4.831 13.6 1686 51.6 262 310 308 316 309 324 528 520 3.27 836 3
Shayden Hintinberger 9.2 100.5 271 1.716 3.965 4.62 4.69 17.6 2258 53.9 405 383 424 490 460 456 615 663 3.96 971 13
Shayne Keefe 11.4 80.0 274 1.794 4.162 4.935 4.902 17.9 1611 59.9 460 367 456 470 430 444 512 569 3.97 696 13
Shea Huinink 10.1 75.0 250 1.732 4.005 4.611 4.587 15.8 1743 51.5 293 319 356 361 399 403 555 547 5.53 596 17
Trent Clow 12.4 90.8 241 1.627 4.039 4.639 4.622 13.8 1741 45.5 406 373 480 472 488 511 552 626 2.93 855 12
Turner Stephenson 10.2 89.7 222 1.726 4.282 4.926 5.082 12.9 1645 46.3 277 208 266 253 227 231 612 598 2.45 745 5
Wyatt Finch 8.9 90.2 256 1.826 4.199 4.9 4.701 14.9 1842 50.7 374 397 367 372 486 472 567 643 3.63 845 13
Andrew Laurin 11.5 89.3 238 1.68 4.15 5.208 4.981 14.3 2074 41.7 467 374 495 496 493 495 606 668 3 803 8
Brayden Barkic 11.2 92.6 252 1.593 3.903 4.673 4.832 11.6 1692 44.7 390 376 339 344 429 452 652 665 3.81 870 13
Brayden Jaravata 11.2 84.7 255 1.822 4.121 4.558 4.614 15.2 1826 54.1 427 453 346 353 308 325 644 639 3.99 845 17
Cohen O'Neill 12.6 73.6 261 1.825 4.177 4.727 4.763 16 1502 54.1 330 308 327 321 460 501 405 420 4.04 671 15
Cole Coristine 13.2 77.4 223 1.896 4.404 4.898 4.922 13 1503 43.8 374 303 314 326 355 362 430 493 4.19 635 12
Cole Krottner 13.2 93.3 277 1.63 4.007 4.719 4.706 19.2 2195 54.7 326 394 424 428 326 316 491 572 2.9 1104 5
Colin MacCormack 13.8 80.5 268 1.851 4.259 4.938 4.756 16.8 1916 47.8 340 381 360 364 402 449 598 627 4.21 690 9
Drew Bate 7 86.2 258 1.884 4.237 4.516 4.535 16.2 1925 54 298 335 300 338 304 323 544 512 3.43 758 17
Drew Hulbert 13.1 95.9 257 1.874 4.415 - - 18.2 2257 55.4 382 403 405 411 472 496 577 676 4.24 - 9
Ethan Bridges 11.9 89.1 269 1.609 3.942 4.563 4.623 15.8 1728 49.4 318 275 363 379 395 399 691 625 4.19 926 12
Evan Fitzgerald 14.1 77.6 280 1.63 3.853 4.634 4.68 18.1 1730 58.9 352 307 355 329 462 451 430 416 5.63 891 15
Finn Ellery 4.6 96.8 251 1.715 4.108 4.645 4.77 15.8 1964 49.7 378 365 494 540 448 493 572 610 3.7 948 5
Gabriel Barakat 6.7 87.3 257 1.736 4.103 4.551 4.618 16.9 1857 52.6 293 285 327 299 333 323 541 410 4.83 695 22
Jake Readings 8.3 86.9 279 1.748 3.98 4.451 4.616 18.4 1758 52 411 386 395 394 431 460 685 698 5.48 916 11
Jax Martin 9 94.8 253 1.746 4.147 4.873 4.978 15.2 1849 44.4 187 183 479 464 399 419 643 659 3.54 832 7
Jay Nimchonok 7.5 103.6 292 1.734 4.044 4.494 4.572 19.6 2448 56.1 264 325 511 545 584 571 659 643 3.54 920 26
Johnny Tait 11.7 84.4 255 1.645 3.943 4.643 4.705 15.9 1717 49 299 330 413 417 367 400 478 526 5.39 808 9
Kade O'Rourke 9.5 86.4 241 1.794 4.156 4.917 4.834 16.6 1996 52.6 355 356 347 363 297 329 475 540 3.63 766 5
Kaiden Harper 18.2 87.1 218 1.802 4.331 4.983 5.127 11.7 1759 43.6 356 351 381 350 386 394 496 485 2.05 788 2
Kyler Lauder 9.9 80.2 269 1.717 4.086 4.534 4.502 17 1733 51.8 373 379 375 416 437 414 564 588 5.7 881 16
Landon Roulston 7.4 100.8 273 1.574 3.733 4.631 4.688 16.8 1972 59 295 315 356 378 325 313 668 778 3.52 813 11
Leo Parini 16.2 108.2 230 1.765 4.263 5.222 5.478 13.1 2186 42.3 454 453 386 404 530 534 612 732 2.29 889 8
Logan Prud'homme 12.4 108.0 261 1.878 4.328 4.842 4.94 15.1 2053 41.2 297 292 412 410 501 551 578 588 4.83 951 11
Lukas Butler 14.1 89.7 253 1.815 4.322 4.505 4.679 13.9 1901 48 284 276 355 347 414 431 576 614 3.19 800 11
Marc Ruggere 13.1 92.8 243 1.864 4.291 4.909 4.922 14.9 2053 48.9 486 446 404 411 392 428 559 545 3.17 990 7
Mason Quinn 13.6 91.9 257 1.759 4.153 4.887 4.809 14.5 2073 47.2 430 395 432 454 530 541 535 610 3.49 930 11
Matthew Zilinski 12.1 80.2 254 1.848 4.18 4.493 4.449 16.7 1719 52.9 365 359 431 456 479 474 532 578 5.1 705 16
Micheal Warner 16.9 83.1 247 1.673 3.963 4.787 4.847 14 1748 49.6 251 266 337 332 439 440 555 546 3.1 751 6
MJ Campbell 9.7 81.4 242 1.719 4.127 4.885 4.884 14.2 1773 45.5 273 252 363 349 393 412 447 408 4.5 507 9
Nathan Slack 8.1 82.0 255 1.707 4.053 4.846 4.771 14 1635 50.3 377 258 299 306 294 309 449 450 2.75 727 8
Nick Lawniczak 12.8 86.6 239 1.588 3.838 4.99 4.791 17.8 1723 55.7 419 412 306 296 337 355 566 557 4.68 739 8
Owen Loftus 9.4 84 286 1.802 4.154 4.707 4.658 18.4 2069 57.9 235 243 400 399 482 500 568 580 3.23 796 10
Porter Matchett 13.6 99.9 262 1.742 4.092 4.691 4.808 15.6 2151 50.7 414 384 423 451 492 471 714 734 2.31 951 10
 Quinn Roberts 10.5 72.8 261 1.745 4.058 4.884 4.80 14.8 1464 55.2 386 313 453 432 378 439 573 585 5.61 642 9
Roman Vanacker 16.7 83.6 282 1.819 4.165 4.395 4.449 17.8 1754 58 443 387 490 515 516 520 649 649 4.09 931 14
Ryan Beaulieu 15 90.8 264 1.776 4.02 4.43 4.852 14.9 2108 45.7 309 309 403 444 637 626 701 663 3.67 1005 15
Ryder Nobes 8.9 76.1 254 1.708 4.014 4.55 4.478 17.6 1484 49.6 258 310 440 445 394 385 523 547 6.36 688 20
Rylan Aufderheide 12.9 72.3 242 1.681 4.087 5.106 5.137 13.8 1739 50.5 323 305 331 331 348 346 516 506 4.67 524 12
Sebastien Fortin 19 89.7 254 1.656 4.145 4.838 4.833 16 2138 57.1 347 336 335 366 362 389 606 616 3.56 837 7
Shane Roche 6.6 93.5 278 1.553 3.721 4.393 4.509 19 1836 59.3 228 207 380 395 451 501 659 647 2.75 846 10
OHL Futures Camp 2026 - Off-Ice Testing Guide  

2026 OHL Priority Selection

For the first time in more than 25 years, the future of the OHL will be drafted live and in person as the 2026 OHL Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore heads to Slush Puppie Place on June 12-13. Fans will have the opportunity to witness the next generation of OHL talent take centre stage in a historic weekend event, marking the league’s first in-person draft since 2000. From the anticipation of first-round selections to hearing each pick announced live, the event promises a unique experience for players, families, teams, and fans alike.   Event Schedule
  • Round 1: Friday, June 12 at 7:00 p.m.
  • Rounds 2-15: Saturday, June 13 at 9:00 a.m.
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  • Two-day passes are available now for $52.09 (taxes included).
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    •   Team Schaefer vs. Team Sennecke Final: 4 (SCHAE) – 1 (SENNE) Team Schaefer earned a 4-1 victory over Team Sennecke, closing out their 3-0 weekend.  Schaefer got off to a fast start, opening the scoring early into the first period as Austin Ottenhof (1) found the back of the net. They then doubled their lead later in the frame to go into the second frame.  The momentum carried into the second period, where Cole Guizzetti (3) extended the lead early. Max Fransen (1) added another not long after, pushing the lead to 4-0. Team Sennecke broke through late in the third, as Jack Samek (1) got them on the board in the last minute, but it would be as close as they would come. “Overall, it was a good tournament,” said defenceman Ivan Belikov post-game. “Getting used to some new boys. It was fun, we won a lot of games. It's almost like family. I love it.”   OHL Players of the Game:  Team Schaefer: Liam Voit (F) – 1G Team Sennecke: Roman Shtefan (F) GameCentre   Team Parekh vs. Team Dickinson Final: 8 (PAR) – 1 (DICK) Team Parekh dominated Team Dickinson with an 8-1 victory, using a five-goal second period to break the game wide open.  After a scoreless opening frame, Team Parekh struck first early in the second, as Ryan Beaulieu (1) opened the scoring. Team Dickinson responded shortly after, with Arjun Nanubhai (2) finding the equalizer.  From there, it was all Team Parekh. Kyler Lauder (2) restored the lead on the power play with what stood as the game-winning goal. Just over a minute later, Brayden Barkic (1) extended the lead, Logan Prud’homme (1) added to the surge before Lauder (3) struck again to cap off a dominant five-goal period and give Team Parekh a 5-1 lead through two. Team Parekh continued to roll in the third. Landon Roulston (2) made it 6-1 early before Barkic (2) added his second of the game. Jake Readings (1) then closed out the scoring in the final few minutes.  “I think it went pretty well. I mean, we didn't have the best win percentage, but you know what? It's all right,” said Prud’homme postgame. “I think the team did well overall, and it was a good weekend. They did a really good job putting it together and getting a good group of guys. Everyone is hard to play against; they’re good, but it was super fun.”   OHL Players of the Game:  Team Dickinson: Arjun Nanubhai (F) – 1G Team Parekh: Logan Prud’homme (F) – 1G, 2A Gamecentre]]>         2026 OHL Futures Camp: Saturday Recap by the Ontario Hockey League https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/2026-ohl-futures-camp-saturday-recap Mon, 04 May 2026 14:41:04 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/2026-ohl-futures-camp-saturday-recap
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    •   Team Cowan vs. Team Dickinson Final: 6 (COWAN) – 1 (DICK) Team Cowan delivered a dominant performance from start to finish, skating to a 6-1 victory over Team Dickinson in the final game of the day.  Team Cowan opened the scoring in the first period, as Evan Miller (Huron-Perth Lakers) found the back of the net midway through the frame. Braden Reilly (Toronto Marlboros) followed up later in the period, giving Cowan a 2-0 lead heading into the intermission. Cowan continued to build momentum in the second, with Lauchlan Whelan (Quinte Red Devils) extending the lead early before Jack Lee (Barrie Colts) added another to make it 4-0. Team Dickinson responded later in the frame, as Matthew Taylor (Ajax-Pickering Raiders) got them on the board to cut into the deficit heading into the third. In the final frame, Cowan pulled away for good. Reilly netted his second of the night early in the period before completing the hat trick with his third goal later in the frame to seal the 6-1 victory. "Yeah, it's not bad. My linemates definitely helped me out there, they're just great guys to play with," Reilly said about his hat trick post-game. "It's been a blast, everything has been top-notch - it's just been amazing."   OHL Players of the Game: Team Cowan: Braden Reilly (F, Toronto Marlboros) – 3G Team Dickinson: Joshua Jodoin (F, Reps Hockey Club) Gamecentre   Team Misa vs. Team Sennecke Final/OT: 8 (MISA) – 7 (SENNE) Team Misa edged Team Sennecke in an 8-7 overtime thriller, capping off a back-and-forth contest that featured 15 total goals and multiple momentum swings. Team Sennecke opened the scoring early, as Miles Reilly (Toronto Marlboros) found the back of the net just over four minutes into the first. Team Misa responded shortly after, with Kade O’Rourke (Toronto Jr. Canadiens) tying the game midway through the frame. The pace picked up in the second period, with both sides trading goals. Wyatt Finch (Huron-Perth Lakers) gave Team Misa their first lead before Drew Bate (London Jr. Knights) pulled Team Sennecke even. Roman Vanacker (Brantford 99ers) and Turner Stephenson (Upper Canada College) continued the back-and-forth scoring, keeping the game level through two periods. The third period saw the offence erupt. Matthew Zilinski (Mississauga Senators) gave Team Misa the lead early, before Marc Ruggere (Woodbridge Wolfpack) extended it. Reilly responded with two goals, while Trent Clow (Quinte Red Devils) also found the back of the net. Ryder Nobes (Markham Majors) kept Misa within striking distance before O’Rourke tied the game late in the frame to force overtime. In the extra frame, Finn Ellery (Central Ontario Wolves) delivered the game-winner, sealing the 8-7 victory for Team Misa. "This is unreal, and it's a great time to do it," said Reilly post-game when asked about his five-point performance.   OHL Players of the Game: Team Misa: Kade O’Rourke (D, Toronto Jr. Canadiens) – 2G Team Sennecke: Miles Reilly (F, Toronto Marlboros) – 4G, 1A Gamecentre   Team Parekh vs. Team Schaefer Final: 3 (SCHAE) – 0 (PAR) Team Schaefer went perfect on the day, shutting out Team Parekh 3-0 and finding the back of the net in each period.  Kosta Housseas (Markham Majors) opened the scoring midway through the first period, giving Schaefer a 1-0 lead heading into the intermission. Alexandre Saulnier (Ottawa Jr. 67's) extended the lead in the second, capitalizing to make it 2-0 and build on the early momentum. In the third, Benjamin Legros (Credit River Capitals) added an insurance marker to put the game out of reach, sealing the 3-0 victory. Goaltender Chase Pastor (Woodbridge Wolfpack) turned aside all 27 shots he faced to earn the shutout.    OHL Players of the Game: Team Schaefer: Chase Pastor (G, Woodbridge Wolfpack) – 27 SVS Team Parekh: Ryan Beaulieu (D, London Jr. Knights)  Gamecentre     Team Dickinson vs. Team Sennecke Final: 5 (DICK) – 3 (SENNE)  Team Sennecke used a strong first period and a three-goal third to secure a 5-3 victory over Team Dickinson.  Team Sennecke opened the scoring early, as Declan McNally (Don Mills Flyers) found the back of the net midway through the first. Nathan Hewitt (Niagara North Stars) responded for Team Dickinson later in the frame, but Roman Shtefan (Windsor Jr. Spitfires) restored the lead for Sennecke to make it 2-1 heading into the middle frame. After a scoreless second period, the game opened up in the third. Innis Robinson (Ottawa Jr. 67's) extended the Sennecke lead early in the frame before Miles Reilly (Toronto Marlboros) added what would stand as the game-winning goal. Team Dickinson continued to push, with Kayden Kelly (Markham Waxers) cutting into the deficit before Arjun Nanubhai (Mississauga Senators) brought them within one late in the period. However, Team Sennecke sealed the win in the final moments, as Joseph Fenwick (Markham Majors) found the empty net to secure the 5-3 victory.

    “It took a bit at the very start, but as we progressed, it got a lot better," said Innis Robinson post-game. "We found a good bit of chemistry, got some goals, and we managed to take that win today ... everyone’s hitting, a lot of energy, just a great atmosphere.”

      OHL Players of the Game: Team Dickinson: Arjun Nanubhai (F, Mississauga Senators) – 1G Team Sennecke: Innis Robinson (F, Ottawa Jr. 67's) – 1G, 1A Gamecentre     Team Cowan vs. Team Parekh Final: 7 (COWAN) – 3 (PAR)  Team Cowan earned a commanding 7-3 victory over Team Parekh, using a three-goal second period to take control and never look back. They opened the scoring in the first, as Peter Phelan (Woodbridge Wolfpack) found the back of the net midway through the frame to give his side a 1-0 lead heading into the intermission. Cowan pulled away in the second period, beginning with Christian Del Buono (Upper Canada College) doubling the lead. Lauchlan Whelan (Quinte Red Devils) added another soon after, before Jace Voortman (Toronto Jr. Canadiens) extended the advantage to 4-0 with what would stand as the game-winning goal. Team Parekh showed pushback in the third, as Landon Roulston (Vaughan Kings) got them on the board early, followed by Michael Warner (Toronto Marlboros) to cut the deficit to two. However, Team Cowan responded once again, with Voortman netting his second of the game before Jake Hall (Notre Dame Academy) added another to restore control. Kyler Lauder (Central Ontario Wolves) rounded out the scoring for Parekh late in the frame, while Jacob Curic (Toronto Nationals) sealed the 7-3 win with an empty-net goal. “Yeah, it was great," Voortman said post-game. "I mean, I couldn't have done it without my linemates. This has been a great event so far.”   OHL Players of the Game: Team Cowan: Jace Voortman (F, Toronto Jr. Canadiens) – 2G, 2A Team Parekh: Evan Fitzgerald (F, Vaughan Kings) – 1A Gamecentre   Team Schaefer vs. Team Misa Final/OT: 5 (SCHAE) – 4 (MISA) Team Schaefer edged Team Misa with a 5-4 overtime victory in the opening game of the 2026 OHL Futures Camp, overcoming a four-goal second period from Team Misa before sealing the win in OT. Team Schaefer struck early, as Kash Kwajah (Toronto Jr. Canadiens) opened the scoring just 1:33 into the first period. Alexandre Saulnier (Ottawa Jr. 67's) added to the lead later in the frame, giving Schaefer a 2-0 advantage heading into the second.  Team Misa responded in a big way in the second, erupting for four goals. Ryder Nobes (Markham Majors) got them on the board before Andrew Laurin (Quinte Red Devils) followed up to tie the game. Laurin added his second of the night shortly after, and Brayden Jaravata (Hill Academy) capped off the surge to give Team Misa a 4-2 lead through two periods. Team Schaefer pushed back in the third, as Ivan Belikov (Detroit HoneyBaked) cut into the deficit before Cole Guizzetti (Upper Canada College) found the equalizer midway through the frame to knot the game at 4-4. In overtime, Guizzetti struck again, burying the game-winner to complete the comeback and secure the 5-4 victory.

    “We started off strong, then we fell behind, and then as the game went on, the lines kind of started working better together, and fortunately, we were able to come back and win in overtime,” said Guizzetti post-game. "It's fun to see all the players I play against all year, and it's nice to play with and against them again. It's awesome with great competition here.”

      OHL Players of the Game: Team Schaefer: Kash Kwajah (F) – 1G, 1A Team Misa: Andrew Laurin (F) – 2G Gamecentre]]>         OHL Futures Camp Starts Friday at Ridley College by the Ontario Hockey League https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/ohl-futures-camp-starts-friday-at-ridley-college-by-the-ontario-hockey-league Fri, 01 May 2026 13:37:28 +0000 Lisa Della Mattia https://chl.ca/ohl-storm/article/ohl-futures-camp-starts-friday-at-ridley-college-by-the-ontario-hockey-league TORONTO - The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) is set to host the 2026 OHL Futures Camp from Friday, May 1 through Sunday, May 3 at Ridley College in St. Catharines.

    The event will feature 120 of the top players from across Ontario and the United States eligible for the 2026 OHL Priority Selection. Players will be divided into six teams—Team Schaefer, Team Cowan, Team Dickinson, Team Sennecke, Team Parekh, and Team Misa—competing in a weekend showcase tournament.

    Beyond OHL scouting, the Futures Camp will be utilized by Hockey Canada as an evaluation opportunity for the National Under-17 Program. The weekend will also feature NHL participation, with prospects gaining valuable exposure to NHL Combine-style off-ice fitness testing protocols.

    Event Schedule

    All on-ice sessions and games will take place at Ridley College's Evans Athletic Centre.

    Friday, May 1, 2026 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM: Off-Ice Fitness Testing 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM: Team On-Ice Practices

    Saturday, May 2, 2026 8:00 AM: Game #1 – Team Schaefer vs. Team Misa 10:00 AM: Game #2 – Team Cowan vs. Team Parekh 12:00 PM: Game #3 – Team Dickinson vs. Team Sennecke 2:30 PM: Game #4 – Team Schaefer vs. Team Parekh 4:30 PM: Game #5 – Team Sennecke vs. Team Misa 6:30 PM: Game #6 – Team Cowan vs. Team Dickinson

    Sunday, May 3, 2026 8:00 AM: Game #7 – Team Dickinson vs. Team Parekh 10:00 AM: Game #8 – Team Schaefer vs. Team Sennecke 12:00 PM: Game #9 – Team Misa vs. Team Cowan

    Futures Camp Rosters

    A detailed roster file can be found here

    Team Schaefer (Blue)

    Goaltenders: Egor Sokolov, Chase Pastor

    Defencemen: AJ Foyt, Lucas Cranney, Max Fransen, Kosta Housseas, Colten Sixsmith, Ivan Belikov

    Forwards: Brady Nash, Liam Voit, Gavin Murphy, Austin Ottenhof, Jakub Kuklinski, Declan McCotter, Cole Guizzetti, Benjamin Legros, Kash Kwajah, Xavier Carroll, Henry McIntosh, Alexandre Saulnier

    Coaches: Brayden Guy (Sarnia Sting), Matt Hogan (Sarnia Sting), Keenan Reynolds (Erie Otters)

    Team Cowan (Black)

    Goaltenders: Luke Lawson, Tanner Gibson

    Defencemen: Nixon Mccaig, Jaden Licastro, Colton Lapierre, Ethan Mears, Jake Hall, Rory Shaughnessy

    Forwards: Lauchlan Whelan, Jack Lee, Robbie Knight, Evan Miller, Jace Voortman, Landon Bellchamber, Jackson Zinkie, Braden Reilly, Ronan Quinn, Christian Del Buono, Peter Phelan, Jacob Curic, Ryker Kesler (inj.), Gavin Martin (inj.)

    Coaches: Brandon Shaw (Owen Sound Attack), Mason Baptista (Sarnia Sting), Kevin Hess (Guelph Storm)

    Team Dickinson (White)

    Goaltenders: Mitchell Nouwens, Rylan Da Costa

    Defencemen: Gavin Godick, John Kanyo, Marco Cinque, John Montanino, Liam Nelson, Shayden Hintenberger, Lucas Matheson (inj.)

    Forwards: Nathan Hewitt, Matthew Taylor, Arjun Nanubhai, Finn Merrill, Kayden Kelly, Joshua Jodoin, Brayden Grima, Henri Packalen, Aaron Petrov, Gavin Springer, Shea Huinink, Evan Bannister

    Coaches: Patrick Sanvido (Kingston Frontenacs), Reagan O'Grady (Owen Sound Attack)

    Team Sennecke (Grey)

    Goaltenders: Marko Mesich, Nolan Hardy

    Defencemen: Adrian Sgro, Cooper Ross, Jack Hair, Wyatt Finch, Declan McNally, Turner Stephenson

    Forwards: Miles Reilly, Joseph Fenwick, Brody Brown, Emry Lowe, Michael Pacek, Trent Clow, Jack Samek, Innis Robinson, Shayne Keefe, Finley Butler, Roman Shtefan, Brody Schulz (inj.)

    Coaches: Scott Wray (Owen Sound Attack), James Kennedy (Brantford Bulldogs)

    Team Parekh (Red)

    Goaltenders: Owen Loftus, Cohen O'Neill

    Defencemen: Rylan Aufderheide, Colin MacCormack, Shane Roche, Ryan Beaulieu, Brayden Barkic, Drew Hulbert

    Forwards: Quinn Roberts, Evan Fitzgerald, Kyler Lauder, Landon Roulston, Michael Warner, Jake Readings, Cole Krottner, Ethan Bridges, Jax Martin, Porter Matchett, Logan Prud'Homme, Leo Parini

    Coaches: Brian McLaughlin (Windsor Spitfires), Mark Seidel (Windsor Spitfires)

    Team Misa (Yellow)

    Goaltenders: Lukas Butler, Kaiden Harper

    Defencemen: Brayden Jaravata, Kade O'Rourke, Marc Ruggere, Jay Nimchonok, Sebastien Fortin, Johnny Tait

    Forwards: Drew Bate, Nathan Slack, Roman Vanacker, Ryder Nobes, Andrew Laurin, Matthew Zilinski, Gabriel Barakat, Finn Ellery, MJ Campbell, Mason Quinn, Cole Coristine, Nick Lawniczak

    Coaches: Scott Simmonds (Guelph Storm), Brian Prout (Saginaw Spirit)

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