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Back At The Den

Emmah Cacciotti — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 14:55:12 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The 2026 OHL Playoffs are heating up as the Sudbury Wolves return to home ice looking to bounce back against the Brantford Bulldogs. Game 3 is set for tonight at 7:05 p.m., with Game 4 to follow on Thursday night at 7:05 p.m. The Wolves enter Game 3 trailing the series 2-0 after two hard-fought contests in Brantford. Fans can expect an exciting atmosphere for Game 3, proudly sponsored by Harley-Davidson. Attendees will have the chance to win incredible prizes, including a 2025 Sportster S motorcycle. Be sure to visit the Harley-Davidson booth in the lower concourse for details on how to enter. Game 4 on Thursday night will be sponsored by Floors and Extras. They will be randomly selecting a fan during the game to win great prizes throughout the game from Lively Golf! The Wolves return home, falling 2-0 in the series after two hard-fought games in Brantford. In Game one, the Wolves kept pushing back when Daniel Berehowsky and Hudson Chitaroni scored, bringing the game within one until nine minutes remaining in the third period, when Adam Benak scored on a penalty shot, before Luca Testa sealed the 6-2 win for Brantford. Paolo Frasca played solid between the pipes, stopping 37 of the 43 shots he faced, while also grabbing Real Canadian Superstore Save of the Night. Game two was a similar story; Brantford jumped to a quick 2-0 lead in the first before JC Lemieux cut the lead to one goal at the end of the first period. Midway through the second period, Jan Chovan on the power play scored to tie the game at two. Philip Govedaris scored shortly after to give the Bulldogs the lead. The Wolves Battled hard keeping it a close contest before Marek Vanacker scored on the Wolves empty net to secure the 4-2 win. Once again Paolo Frasca had a standout performance in net stopping 24 of the 27 shots faced, including several key saved to keep the game within reach. The are back at home for games three and four Tuesday, March 31 and Thursday, April 2. Fans can follow all the action live via the Wolves’ free Listen Live radio broadcast HERE or watch the games on FloHockey HERE. Early Bird Season Tickets for the 2026–27 season are also now available, offering the best value, priority access, and exclusive member benefits. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats early to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. For more information, please contact cosimo.figliomeni@swse.ca Let’s pack the Den and show why we are one of the toughest buildings to play in across the entire OHL. Your energy can make the difference as the Wolves look to shift momentum back in their favour on home ice. Be loud, wear your colours, and help create an atmosphere that fuels the team from puck drop to the final buzzer.

Against All Odds

Emmah Cacciotti — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 21:00:59 +0000

Final Home Game of the Regular Season & OA’s Night

Emmah Cacciotti — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 16:22:24 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves have clinched the 2026 playoffs; our first-round opponent is still currently TBD. Before the postseason begins, the Wolves will look to build momentum heading into the playoffs. This Friday marks the Wolves’ final home game of the regular season, proudly sponsored by the YMCA. Puck drop is set for 7:05 p.m. as the Wolves welcome the Brampton Steelheads, looking to bounce back after a tough loss on Monday afternoon. Following Friday’s game, the team will travel to North Bay to close out the 2025–26 regular season. Friday’s game will be a special one. Prior to puck drop, the Wolves will recognize their overage players who are playing in their final OHL regular season home game. We will be celebrating forward Chase Coughlan and defenceman Gavin Ewles. We thank both players for their leadership and commitment to the team during their time with the Wolves. Last Wednesday night, the Wolves traveled to Oshawa to take on the Generals and came away with a 5–4 comeback victory. The Slovakian duo of Adam Nemec and Jan Chovan combined for four third-period goals to lead the team to the win. In net, goaltender Paolo Frasca made 38 saves on 42 shots. The Wolves hit the road Sunday, March 22 when they battle their highway 17 rivals the North Bay Battalion. Fans can catch the action live on the Wolves’ free Listen Live radio broadcast HERE or watch on FloHockeyHERE. Single-game tickets for Friday’s OA’s Night are available now and can be purchased HERE or at the Sudbury Community Arena Box Office. Early Bird Season Tickets for 2026–27 are also on sale, offering the best value, priority access, and exclusive member benefits. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats early for a chance to win and to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. For more information, email cosimo.figliomeni@swse.ca.

Friday’s Potential Playoff Matchup Honours Wolves Legend Ron Duguay

Emmah Cacciotti — Tue, 10 Mar 2026 16:00:36 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves set their sights on an important game Wednesday night as they look to secure their playoff spot with a win in Oshawa. Following Wednesday’s contest, Friday night brings a potential playoff preview to the Den as the league-leading Brantford Bulldogs come to town for a 7:05 p.m. matchup with the Wolves. Friday’s game is proudly sponsored by Tim Hortons. Friday’s game will be a special one. Prior to puck drop, the Wolves will celebrate the incredible billet families who make the season possible with a special ceremony. In addition, the evening will honour Sudbury Wolves legend Ron Duguay as he continues to battle stage four cancer. Duguay is one of five Wolves players to have his number retired by the organization. Five dollars from every ticket sold will go directly to the GoFundMe set up by Duguay’s daughters. Last Friday night, the Wolves hosted the Oshawa Generals and came away with a 5-2 victory. NHL draft-eligible forwards Blake Clayton and Rowan Henderson each recorded three-point nights. Clayton scored twice and added an assist, while Henderson tallied the game-winning power-play goal and two assists. Paolo Frasca made 22 saves on 24 shots in net. The Wolves hit the road Saturday, March 14 when they travel south to face the third-place Barrie Colts. Fans can catch the action live on the Wolves’ free Listen Live radio broadcast HERE or watch on FloHockey HERE. Single-game tickets for Friday’s potential playoff clash are available now and can be purchased HERE or at the Sudbury Community Arena Box Office. Early Bird Season Tickets for 2026–27 are also on sale, offering the best value, priority access, and exclusive member benefits. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats early for a chance to win and to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. For more information, email cosimo.figliomeni@swse.ca.

Wolves Collect Two Points Against the Generals, Close In on Playoff Spot

Emmah Cacciotti — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 20:00:29 +0000

Friday Night Showdown at the Den Headlines Fan Appreciation Night

Emmah Cacciotti — Tue, 03 Mar 2026 20:15:04 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves continue their playoff push this weekend with a key Friday night matchup at the Den against the Oshawa Generals on March 6th at 7:05 p.m., proudly sponsored by Gateway Casinos Sudbury. Friday will also mark Fan Appreciation Night, a celebration dedicated to Wolves Nation. Fans can expect big prizes to be won all night long, exciting in-game contests, and giveaway extravaganzas throughout the evening. The organization looks forward to thanking the community for its tremendous support all season long. The Wolves enter the weekend following a three-game homestand against the Soo Greyhounds, North Bay Battalion, and Kingston Frontenacs, finishing 1-2-0-0. After falling to the Soo and North Bay, Sudbury closed out the stretch with a thrilling 5-3 victory over Kingston, highlighted by Artem Gonchar’s game-winning goal with just one minute remaining in regulation. The weekend concludes with a Highway 17 rivalry matchup on Sunday, March 8, as the Wolves travel to North Bay to take on the Battalion at 2:00 p.m. Fans can catch the action live on the Wolves’ free Listen Live radio broadcast HERE or watch on FloHockey HERE. Single game tickets for Friday’s Fan Appreciation Night are available now and can be purchased HERE or at the Sudbury Community Arena Box Office. Early Bird Season Tickets for 2026/27 are also on sale, offering the best value, priority access, and exclusive member benefits. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats early for a chance to win and to take advantage of Early Bird pricing. For more information, email cosimo.figliomeni@swse.ca.

Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday Triple-Header at the Den

Emmah Cacciotti — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 23:00:07 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves continue their playoff push with three home games this week at the Sudbury Community Arena. On Wednesday, February 25 at 7:05 p.m., the Soo Greyhounds visit Sudbury. Later in the week, the North Bay Battalion make a stop in Sudbury on Friday, February 27 at 7:05 p.m. The weekend wraps up on Sunday, March 1 at 2:05 p.m., when the Kingston Frontenacs make their only visit to Sudbury this season.

The Wolves are returning home following a three-game road trip that saw the team post a 1-2-0-0 record. The trip began in Saginaw against the Spirit, where the Wolves carried a 1-0 lead for much of the game but ultimately fell 2-1 in a heartbreaking loss. From there, the Wolves traveled to Flint for a matchup with the Firebirds. Sudbury came out flying, jumping to a 4-0 first-period lead highlighted by two goals from Adam Nemec. The Wolves went on to secure the victory in overtime on a power-play goal, as Nemec delivered a beautiful pass to Jan Chovan, who finished it o= for the game-winner. The road swing wrapped up in London against the Knights. The Knights jumped out to an early lead, and while the Wolves pushed back, they were ultimately defeated 4-2.

Wednesday’s game is proudly sponsored by Ontario Hockey League / Talk Today! It is also our Throwback Green Game.

Friday’s game is proudly sponsored by Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre. The Wolves will be wearing custom Indigenous jerseys, which will be available for auction starting at puck drop.

Sunday’s game is proudly sponsored by Rogers Radio. It’s also Growler’s Birthday, join us for the celebration! In addition, Sunday is our last Jr. Wolves Day, which means following the game you’ll have the last opportunity to skate with some of your favourite players.

Holy Mackinaw, It’s A Family Day Game

Emmah Cacciotti — Thu, 12 Feb 2026 21:17:56 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves are set to host the Niagara IceDogs this upcoming Family Day on Monday, February 16^th at 2:05pm. The game is sponsored by Real Canadian Superstore and will feature the Wolves wearing jerseys designed by six-year-old Maxim. Monday will be Joe Bowen Day at the arena, as the Wolves get set to congratulate Joe Bowen on a fantastic career. Monday’s game is proudly sponsored by Real Canadian Superstore, as part of their CHL-wide Jersey Design Contest. This year, the Wolves will be wearing a jersey from the contest designed by six-year-old Maxim. These jerseys will be auctioned via DASH HERE, starting on Monday, February 16^th at 1:00pm, and closing on Saturday, February 21^st at 12:00pm. All proceeds from the auction will be going towards the PC Children’s Charity Foundation. It's not only Family Day, it’s Joe Bowen Day. The legendary Leafs broadcaster will be in the building this upcoming Monday afternoon as we celebrate his storied career. Wolves Nation is invited to meet and greet with Joe Bowen starting at 1:00pm, with signature sheets and Holy Mackinaw t-shirts available. These exclusive Holy Mackinaw t-shirts will be for sale, with $5 from every t-shirt sold going towards Play It Forward. Those watching at home will also be in for a special treat, as Joe Bowen returns to the Wolves broadcast booth for the game, along with his son, David. Monday will also serve as a day to honour our first responders throughout the community. Wolves Nation can enjoy seeing a fire truck, an ambulance, and a police car out front of the arena as we thank those who keep our community safe. It wouldn’t be a Family Day without a Family Pack! Take advantage of the Family 4 Pack, available for February 16^th’s game. It includes four endzone tickets, four pop & popcorn vouchers and two foam fingers. Use code “familypack” HERE to secure your Family 4 Pack today! Single game tickets for this Family Day game are available! Tickets can be purchased HERE or at the Sudbury Arena Box Office. Group packages are available throughout the rest of the Wolves season. With a minimum purchase of 15 tickets, there’s no better place than a Wolves game for your group to enjoy themselves. Contact Chris MacLean at chris.maclean@swse.ca for more information. Sudbury Wolves hockey cards are back for the 2025-26 team! Want an autographed set from the team? Visit us at the New Sudbury Centre on Saturday, February 28^th from 2:00pm-4:00pm, as the Wolves will be in centre court for the annual hockey card signing! Wolves Nation can make a difference with the Play it Forward 50/50 in partnership with the YMCA of Northeastern Ontario. Proceeds from Friday’s jackpot draw will ensure every child in Sudbury has the chance to play, grow, and belong – as funds directly support local families and children who might otherwise miss out on the benefits of sports and recreation. Tickets can be purchased online HERE or in-person at the Sudbury Community Arena until the end of the second intermission.

Wolves Host Champions of Health Care Night

Emmah Cacciotti — Mon, 09 Feb 2026 21:55:46 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves are hosting a Champions of Health Care Night this Friday, February 13^th at 7:05pm, honouring those in our health care system who aid and care for us. The Wolves will don their retro green alternate uniforms in an important matchup against the Brampton Steelheads. Last week featured a three-in-three for the Pack, starting at home against the Windsor Spitfires. The Wolves fell 5-2 in a valiant effort, with defenceman Genc Ula (2027) recording a goal and an assist before the Wolves hit the road. A stop in Peterborough in Saturday ended in a 4-1 loss, creating a great bounceback scenario on Sunday in Oshawa, which the Wolves took advantage of. Vladimir Provorov (2026) and Henry Doucet (2026) got the Wolves on the board early, notably with Doucet scoring his first OHL goal. With the back-and-forth game resulting in a 3-3 tie going to overtime, Ula would finish a tic-tac-toe from Jean-Cristoph Lemieux (2026) and Jan Chovan (LAK) to get the Wolves a big 4-3 overtime win in Oshawa. Friday’s game against the Brampton Steelheads is proudly sponsored by Health Sciences North Foundation. During the second period, we’ll invite everyone to rise and hold their Sudbury Stands Together initiative signs high in a powerful moment of unity. Then, during the second intermission, fans can fold their sign into a paper airplane and launch it onto the ice for a chance to win an exclusive VIP Sudbury Wolves Experience. The lucky winner will be able to announce the Wolves starting lineup in the dressing room at a future Wolves game in the 2025-26 season, receive a signed Sudbury Wolves jersey, and take home two tickets to a future Wolves game in the 2025-26 season. In celebration of Champions of Health Care Night, the Wolves have a special promo code for Friday’s game. Use code BOGOLOVE online to buy one ticket and receive one ticket for free! Good for anywhere in the bowl. In concessions, porketta sandwiches will be making a return! $6.49 for one and $9.99 for two, visit the setup in the lower concourse underneath Section 6 to get a taste of Sudbury. Before Friday’s game, the Wolves have a mid-week matchup with the Soo Greyhounds on Wednesday, February 11^th at 7:07pm in Sault Ste. Marie. Wolves Nation can listen to this game for free through our Listen Live radio broadcast HERE or can watch the game through FloHockey HERE. Single game tickets for Friday’s game are available! Tickets can be purchased HERE or at the Sudbury Arena Box Office. Group packages are available for the holidays and throughout the season. With a minimum purchase of 15 tickets, there’s no better place than a Wolves game for your group to enjoy themselves. Contact Chris MacLean at chris.maclean@swse.ca for more information. Wolves Nation can make a difference with the Play it Forward 50/50 in partnership with the YMCA of Northeastern Ontario. Proceeds from Friday’s jackpot draw will ensure every child in Sudbury has the chance to play, grow, and belong – as funds directly support local families and children who might otherwise miss out on the benefits of sports and recreation. Tickets can be purchased online HERE or in-person at the Sudbury Community Arena until the end of the second intermission.

Women in Sport Night Against Windsor

Emmah Cacciotti — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 20:16:15 +0000

(Greater Sudbury, ON) – The Sudbury Wolves return home after a four-game road trip to host the Windsor Spitfires this Friday, February 6^th at 7:05pm. It’s Women in Sport Night, where the Wolves will be honouring women who have made an impact through sport, both locally and internationally. Last week saw the Wolves embark on an eastern Ontario road trip, including stops in Peterborough, Kingston, and Ottawa. Battling through the first two games, the Wolves saw triumph against a highly rated 67’s team on Sunday afternoon with a 5-2 win. Adam Nemec (2026) led the way with three points, with Chase Coughlan, Jan Chovan (LAK) and JC Lemieux (2026) all contributing with two-point games. Goaltender Björn Bronäs earned first star honours in the OHL, stopping 39 of 41 shots. Friday’s game against Windsor is proudly sponsored by Laurentian University, who will be on site with great prizes for Wolves Nation. Friday’s game is Women in Sport Night, as the Wolves will honour women who have made contributions to Sudbury’s sporting community. Friday also marks the return of former Wolves players Alex Pharand and Nathan Villeneuve, who make their final stop in Sudbury with the Spitfires this season. Following Friday’s game, the Wolves hit the road for two games. Saturday, February 7^th at 7:05pm, the Wolves are in Peterborough to face the Petes, followed by a meeting with the Oshawa Generals on Sunday, February 8^th at 2:05pm. Wolves Nation can listen to this game for free through our Listen Live radio broadcast HERE or can watch the game through FloHockey HERE. Single game tickets for Friday’s game are available! Tickets can be purchased HERE or at the Sudbury Arena Box Office. Group packages are available for the holidays and throughout the season. With a minimum purchase of 15 tickets, there’s no better place than a Wolves game for your group to enjoy themselves. Contact Chris MacLean at chris.maclean@swse.ca for more information. Wolves Nation can make a difference with the Play it Forward 50/50 in partnership with the YMCA of Northeastern Ontario. Proceeds from Friday’s jackpot draw will ensure every child in Sudbury has the chance to play, grow, and belong – as funds directly support local families and children who might otherwise miss out on the benefits of sports and recreation. Tickets can be purchased online HERE or in-person at the Sudbury Community Arena until the end of the second intermission.