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Seven OHL Players Selected in First Round of 2026 NHL Draft

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 04:07:10 +0000

BUFFALO - The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) led the way with seven players selected directly out of the League in the opening round of the 2026 NHL Draft on Friday at KeyBank Center in Buffalo.

The OHL's seven first-round selections were part of a Canadian Hockey League total of 16 players developed, making up 50 percent of the opening round.

Caleb Malhotra led the way for the OHL, going 3rd overall to the Vancouver Canucks to become the highest-drafted player in Brantford Bulldogs club history. Malhotra gives Brantford three consecutive years with a first-round selection, following Marek Vanacker (Chicago, 2024) and Jake O'Brien (Seattle, 2025).

Chase Reid was the first American player chosen in the 2026 NHL Draft, selected 7th overall by the Seattle Kraken and marking the first defenceman taken in the first round in Kraken history. The Soo Greyhounds blueliner was named an OHL First Team All-Star in 2025-26, and becomes the first Hounds player ever drafted by Seattle.

The Anaheim Ducks traded up to select Nikita Klepov of the Saginaw Spirit with the 15th overall pick. Klepov follows Zayne Parekh (Calgary, 2024) and Michael Misa (San Jose, 2025) in giving the Spirit three consecutive years with a first-round NHL Draft selection.

Windsor's Ethan Belchetz (17th overall, Utah), Peterborough's Adam Novotny (24th overall, Vancouver) and London Knights teammates Maksim Sokolovskii (27th overall, Philadelphia) and Jaxon Cover (32nd overall, Ottawa) rounded out the opening round for the OHL.

The selection of Belchetz gives the Windsor Spitfires three consecutive years of first round NHL Draft picks after Liam Greentree (Los Angeles, 2024) and Jack Nesbitt (Philadelphia, 2025) preceded him. Sokolovskii and Cover extended the Knights' CHL record streak of developing at least one NHL Draft selection to 58 years. The Knights have now produced seven first round picks over the last four years. Ontario Hockey League teams have developed a total of 426 first round NHL Draft selections dating back to 1969.

The 2026 NHL Draft continues Saturday with Rounds 2 through 7 at KeyBank Center, starting at 11:00am on Sportsnet, ESPN and NHL Network (USA).

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OHL Players Selected in First Round of 2026 NHL Draft Click player name to watch NHL Draft media availability 3. Caleb Malhotra (Brantford Bulldogs) - Vancouver Canucks 7. Chase Reid (Soo Greyhounds) - Seattle Kraken 15. Nikita Klepov (Saginaw Spirit) - Anaheim Ducks 17. Ethan Belchetz (Windsor Spitfires) - Utah Mammoth 24. Adam Novotny (Peterborough Petes) - Vancouver Canucks 27. Maksim Sokolovskii (London Knights) - Philadelphia Flyers 32. Jaxon Cover (London Knights) - Ottawa Senators

Live Blog: OHL at the 2026 NHL Draft

Fri, 26 Jun 2026 22:38:55 +0000

Follow along as we track OHL talent selected in the 2026 NHL Draft, live from the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York! With the first round now complete, tune in for Day 2 of the 2026 NHL Draft on Saturday, as Rounds 2–7 begin at 11:00 a.m (EST), on Sportsnet (Canada) and NHL Network (USA).

ROUND 1 3rd Overall – Vancouver Canucks select Caleb Malhotra of the Brantford Bulldogs Caleb Malhotra of the Brantford Bulldogs is the first OHL player to come off the board, being chosen 3rd overall by the Vancouver Canucks. The 6-foot-2 centreman from Toronto, ON., was a finalist for the Emms Family Award as OHL Rookie of the Year after establishing himself as one of the league’s top young forwards. Following a 10-point start through his first 11 games, Malhotra caught fire, setting a new Bulldogs rookie record with 84 points (29-55–84) in 67 regular-season contests. The selection also carries a special family connection, as Caleb’s father, OHL alumnus Manny Malhotra, was recently named head coach of the Vancouver Canucks.

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7th Overall – Seattle Kraken select Chase Reid of the Soo Greyhounds Chase Reid of the Soo Greyhounds is the second OHL player to come off the board, being chosen 7th overall by the Seattle Kraken. The 6-foot-2 defenceman from Chesterfield, MI., produced a career-best 48 points (18-30–48) and a plus-28 rating in 45 regular-season games for Soo. Reid also represented the United States on home soil at the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship and was named to the OHL First All-Star team following the conclusion of the 2025-26 season.

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15th Overall – Anaheim Ducks select Nikita Klepov of the Saginaw Spirit Trading up to acquire the 15th overall pick, the Anaheim Ducks have selected forward Nikita Klepov from the Saginaw Spirit. The 6-foot winger is coming off a remarkable rookie season in which he captured both the Emms Family Award as OHL Rookie of the Year and the Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy as the league's leading scorer after recording 97 points (37-60–97) in 67 regular-season games.

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17th Overall – Utah Mammoth select Ethan Belchetz of the Windsor Spitfires Selected 17th overall by the Utah Mammoth, Ethan Belchetz of the Windsor Spitfires adds a unique combination of size and scoring ability to the organization's prospect pool. The 6-foot-5 power forward recorded 59 points (34-25–59) in 57 regular-season games before his season was cut short by a broken left clavicle suffered in early March.

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24th Overall – Vancouver Canucks select Adam Novotný of the Peterborough Petes With the 24th overall pick, the Vancouver Canucks have selected forward Adam Novotný of the Peterborough Petes. The Czech native is a physical, shoot-first forward who isn't afraid to fire the puck from anywhere in the offensive zone. He enjoyed an outstanding rookie season in the OHL, recording 65 points (34-31–65) and 278 shots on goal – the second-highest total in the league – in 58 regular-season games. Novotný also represented Czechia at the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship, recording three assists while leading the tournament in shots on goal. 27th Overall – Philadelphia Flyers select Maksim Sokolovskii of the London Knights Using the 27th overall pick, the Philadelphia Flyers have selected defenceman Maksim Sokolovskii of the London Knights. Standing 6-foot-8, Sokolovskii is the biggest draft-eligible player and brings an imposing, hard-hitting presence to the blue line. In his rookie OHL season, he recorded eight points (2-6–8) and 49 penalty minutes in 44 regular-season games. 32nd Overall – Ottawa Senators select Jaxon Cover of the London Knights With the final selection of the First Round, the Ottawa Senators have selected forward Jaxon Cover of the London Knights. After transitioning from roller hockey in the Cayman Islands just five years ago, Cover has quickly emerged as one of the OHL's top young forwards, showcasing exceptional stick-handling skills and offensive creativity. In his rookie season with London, he led all Knights rookies in scoring with 52 points (20-32–52) in 67 regular-season games.

2026 NHL Draft Rankings: Where OHL Prospects Stand Across Hockey’s Top Lists

Fri, 26 Jun 2026 14:24:16 +0000

As the first round of the 2026 NHL Draft gets underway later tonight, hockey's leading scouting outlets have released their final 2026 NHL Draft rankings, providing one last look at how this year's top prospects stack up ahead of Draft Weekend. This comparison features rankings from TSN, Craig Button, FloHockey's Chris Peters and NHL Central Scouting, highlighting where the Ontario Hockey League's top NHL Draft prospects stand. The OHL is once again well represented across all four rankings, reflecting its continued status as one of hockey's premier development leagues. In 2025, the OHL produced 18.3% of all NHL Draft selections – its highest share since 2017 – and has seen 18 players selected in the first round over the past two drafts, the league's highest two-year total since 2013 and 2014. Since the NHL Draft began in 1969, the OHL has developed 1,377 NHL Draft picks, accounting for 20.5% of all selections. It's important to note that NHL Central Scouting differs from the other three outlets by ranking North American and International skaters and goaltenders separately, rather than producing an overall draft ranking. As a result, Central Scouting's placements are not directly comparable to the overall rankings from TSN, Craig Button and Chris Peters, but they remain one of the NHL's primary evaluation tools leading into the NHL Draft. Below is a comparison of OHL players' rankings across the four final rankings. 2026 Draft Rankings * Click on the applicable names to see the players' draft profiles * HM = Honourable Mention Skaters

Player	Pos.	OHL Team	TSN Consensus	Craig Button	Chris Peters	NHL Central Scouting (NA Skaters)
Chase Reid	D	Soo Greyhounds	3	5	3	2
Caleb Malhotra	C	Brantford Bulldogs	6	6	4	6
Ethan Belchetz	LW	Windsor Spitfires	12	12	12	9
Adam Novotny	LW	Peterborough Petes	17	26	19	14
Nikita Klepov	RW	Saginaw Spirit	20	20	28	8
Brooks Rogowski	C	Oshawa Generals	32	61	29	21
Maksim Sokolovskii	D	London Knights	HM (Honourable Mention)	60	59	40
Jaxon Cover	RW	London Knights	–	30	–	29
Pierce Mbuyi	LW	Owen Sound Attack	–	38	–	56
Thomas Vandenberg	C	Ottawa 67’s	–	46	51	35
Egor Barabanov	C	Saginaw Spirit	–	51	71	43
Alessandro Di Iorio	C	Sarnia Sting	–	59	31	41
Ryan Roobroeck	LW	Guelph Storm/Niagara IceDogs	–	62	40	28
Ryder Cali	C	North Bay Battalion	–	–	38	25
Alexander Bilecki	D	Kitchener Rangers	–	–	44	49
Adam Nemec	LW	Sudbury Wolves	–	–	48	27
Vladimir Dravecky	D	Guelph Storm/Brantford Bulldogs	–	–	60	47
Alex Kostov	RW	Flint Firebirds	–	–	69	73
Cole Zurawski	RW	Owen Sound Attack	–	–	–	59
Eric Frossard	D	Guelph Storm	–	–	–	68
Beckham Edwards	C	Sarnia Sting	–	–	–	69
Ben Wilmott	C	Barrie Colts	–	–	–	71
Spencer Bowes	LW	Ottawa 67’s	–	–	–	75
Wesley Royston	RW	Owen Sound Attack	–	–	–	80
Colin Fitzgerald	C	Soo Greyhounds	–	–	–	82
Parker Vaughan	RW	North Bay Battalion	–	–	–	83
Carter Stevens	RW	Guelph Storm	–	–	–	85
Lucas Ambrosio	D	Erie Otters	–	–	–	91
Jasper Kuhta	C	Ottawa 67’s	–	–	–	95
Adam Levac	C	Peterborough Petes	–	–	–	97
Jean-Cristoph Lemieux	LW	Sudbury Wolves	–	–	–	103
Braidy Wassilyn	LW	London Knights	–	–	–	105
Callum Croskery	D	Soo Greyhounds	–	–	–	110
Aiden O’Donnell	LW	Oshawa Generals	–	–	–	118
Layne Gallacher	C	Guelph Storm	–	–	–	119
Brody Pepoy	RW	Saginaw Spirit	–	–	–	124
Brady Murnane	D	Oshawa Generals	–	–	–	141
Andre Mondoux	D	Kingston Frontenacs	–	–	–	142
Cohen Bidgood	RW	London Knights	–	–	–	143
Nathan Amidovski	LW	Brampton Steelheads	–	–	–	148
Joe Salandra	RW	Barrie Colts	–	–	–	152
Ondrej Ruml	D	Ottawa 67’s	–	–	–	157
Harris Pangretitsch	D	Soo Greyhounds	–	–	–	159
Julian Brown	D	Owen Sound Attack	–	–	–	169
Dryden Allen	D	Flint Firebirds	–	–	–	171
Leo Laschon	D	Oshawa Generals	–	–	–	175
Illia Shybinskyi	LW	Guelph Storm	–	–	–	181
Leon Kolarik	LW	Peterborough Petes	–	–	–	182
Ryan Brown	LW	London Knights	–	–	–	184
Darian Anderson	RW	Flint Firebirds	–	–	–	186
Caden Harvey	C	Windsor Spitfires	–	–	–	188
Jacob Vandeven	D	London Knights	–	–	–	190
Rowan Henderson	LW	Sudbury Wolves	–	–	–	194
Weston Cameron	LW	Kitchener Rangers	–	–	–	196
Rylan Singh	LW	Guelph Storm	–	–	–	201
Colin Feeley	D	Oshawa Generals	–	–	–	202
Andrew Robinson	D	Windsor Spitfires	–	–	–	205
Justin Handsor	D	Barrie Colts	–	–	–	207
Grady Spicer	D	Windsor Spitfires	–	–	–	212
Alexander Karmanov	D	North Bay Battalion	–	–	–	214
Alex McLean	C	Kingston Frontenacs	–	–	–	217
Julius Saari	D	Erie Otters	–	–	–	218
Cody Wood	D	London Knights	–	–	–	219
Elliot Arnett	D	Owen Sound Attack	–	–	–	220
Aiden Young	LW	Peterborough Petes	–	–	–	223

Goaltenders

Player	OHL Team	TSN Consensus	Craig Button	Chris Peters	NHL Central Scouting
Ryder Fetterolf	Ottawa 67’s	–	–	75	11
Zachary Jovanovski	Guelph Storm	–	–	–	12
Stepan Shurygin	Saginaw Spirit	–	–	–	13
Matthew Minchak	Kingston Frontenacs	–	–	–	15
Vladislav Yermolenko	Niagara IceDogs	–	–	–	17
Arvin Jaswal	Barrie Colts	–	–	–	18
Matthew Humphries	Oshawa Generals	–	–	–	23
Gavin Betts	Kingston Frontenacs	–	–	–	24
Ben Hrebik	Barrie Colts	–	–	–	31
Maksim Corovic	Brantford Bulldogs	–	–	–	32
Jason Schaubel	Kitchener Rangers	–	–	–	36

Related Articles Learn more about some of the OHL prospects featured in the rankings:

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

_______________________________________________________________________________________ Follow along with complete coverage on X, Instagram and Facebook when broadcast coverage begins on Friday, June 26th at 7:00pm on Sportsnet in Canada and on ESPN in the United States. Day 2 proceedings feature Rounds 2-7 on Saturday, June 27th, starting at 11:00 am on Sportsnet, ESPN and NHL Network (USA).

OHL Fan Guide to the 2026 NHL Draft

Fri, 26 Jun 2026 12:33:39 +0000

Follow along with complete coverage on X, Instagram and Facebook when broadcast coverage begins on Friday, June 26th at 7:00pm on Sportsnet in Canada and on ESPN in the United States. Day 2 proceedings feature Rounds 2-7 on Saturday, June 27th starting at 11:00am on Sportsnet, ESPN and NHL Network (USA). Here’s a breakdown of all 20 OHL clubs featuring draft history, milestone years, top picks, and players to watch from NHL Central Scouting’s final draft rankings. Barrie Colts: All-time selections developed: 53 (since 1996) First round selections developed: 17 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 6 (1999) Top Selection: Aaron Ekblad (1st, 2014) 2026 Rankings: Ben Wilmott (71), Joe Salandra (152), Justin Handsor (207), Arvin Jaswal (18 G), Ben Hrebik (31 G) Brampton Steelheads: All-time selections developed: 27 (since 2013) First round selections developed: 5 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 6 (2024) Top Selection: Porter Martone (6th, 2025) 2026 Rankings: Nathan Amidovski (148), Brantford Bulldogs: All-time selections developed: 19 (since 2016) First round selections developed: 2 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 4 (2017, 2023) Top Selection: Jake O'Brien (8th, 2025) 2026 Rankings: Caleb Malhotra (6), Maksim Corovic (32 G) Erie Otters: All-time selections developed: 47 (since 1997) First round selections developed: 12 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 5 (2007) Top Selection: Connor McDavid (1st, 2015), Matthew Schaefer (1st, 2025) 2026 Rankings: Lucas Ambrosio (91), Julius Saari (218) Flint Firebirds: All-time selections developed: 20 (since 2016) First round selections developed: 2 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 4 (2023) Top Selection: Ty Dellandrea (13th, 2018) 2026 Rankings: Alex Kostov (73), Dryden Allen (171), Darian Anderson (186) Guelph Storm: All-time selections developed: 84 (since 1992) First round selections developed: 13 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 7 (1994) Top Selection: Drew Doughty (2nd, 2008) 2026 Rankings: Ryan Roobroeck (28), Vladimir Dravecky (47), Eric Frossard (68), Carter Stevens (85), Illia Shybinskyi (181), Rylan Singh (201), Zachary Jovanovski (12 G) Kingston Frontenacs: All-time selections developed: 127 (since 1974) First round selections developed: 24 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 5 (1993) Top Selection: Erik Gudbranson (3rd, 2009), Chris Gratton (3rd, 1993) 2026 Rankings: Andre Mondoux (142), Alex McLean (217), Matthew Minchak (15 G), Gavin Betts (24 G) Kitchener Rangers: All-time selections developed: 174 (since 1969) First round selections developed: 32 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 5 (1998) Top Selection: Gabriel Landeskog (2nd, 2011), Brian Bellows (2nd, 1982) 2026 Rankings: Alexander Bilecki (49), Weston Cameron (196), Jason Schaubel (36 G) London Knights: All-time selections developed: 202 (since 1969) First round selections developed: 38 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 8 (1998) Top Selection: John Tavares (1st, 2009), Patrick Kane (1st, 2007), Rick Nash (1st, 2002), Rob Ramage (1st, 1979), Rick Green (1st, 1976) 2026 Rankings: Jaxon Cover (29), Maksim Sokolovskii (40), Braidy Wassilyn (105), Cohen Bidgood (143), Ryan Brown (184), Jacob Vandeven (190), Cody Wood (219) Niagara IceDogs: All-time selections developed: 22 (since 2008) First round selections developed: 6 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 4 (2014) Top Selection: Alex Pietrangelo (4th, 2008) 2026 Rankings: Vladislav Yermolenko (17 G) North Bay Battalion: All-time selections developed: 56 (since 1998) First round selections developed: 6 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 6 (1999) Top Selection: Matt Duchene (2nd, 2009) 2026 Rankings: Ryder Cali (25), Parker Vaughan (83), Alexander Karmanov (214) Oshawa Generals: All-time selections developed: 190 (since 1969) First round selections developed: 28 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 10 (1995) Top Selection: Eric Lindros (1st, 1991) 2026 Rankings: Brooks Rogowski (21), Aiden O'Donnell (118), Brady Murnane (141), Leo Laschon (175), Colin Feeley (202), Matthew Humphries (23 G) Ottawa 67’s: All-time selections developed: 169 (since 1969) First round selections developed: 32 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 6 (1999 & 1992) Top Selection: Bobby Smith (1st, 1978), Denis Potvin (1st, 1973) 2026 Rankings: Thomas Vandenberg (35), Jasper Kuhta (95), Ryder Fetterolf (11 G) Owen Sound Attack: All-time selections developed: 69 (since 1990) First round selections developed: 7 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 6 (2017) Top Selection: Bobby Ryan (2nd, 2005) 2026 Rankings: Pierce Mbuyi (56), Cole Zurawski (59), Wesley Royston (80), Julian Brown (169), Elliot Arnett (220) Peterborough Petes: All-time selections developed: 191 (since 1969) First round selections developed: 27 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 5 (2004, 2003, 1997, 1995) Top Selection: Jordan Staal (2nd, 2006), Eric Staal (2nd, 2003), Chris Pronger (2nd, 1993) 2026 Rankings: Adam Novotny (14), Leon Kolarik (182), Aiden Young (223) Saginaw Spirit: All-time selections developed: 47 (since 2003) First round selections developed: 5 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 4 (2011) Top Selection: Michael Misa (2nd, 2025) 2026 Rankings: Nikita Klepov (8), Egor Barabanov (43), Brody Pepoy (124), Stepan Shurygin (13 G) Sarnia Sting: All-time selections developed: 54 (since 1995) First round selections developed: 12 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 7 (1996) Top Selection: Nail Yakupov (1st, 2012), Steven Stamkos (1st, 2008) 2026 Rankings: Alessandro Di Iorio (41), Beckham Edwards (69), Soo Greyhounds: All-time selections developed: 159 (since 1973) First round selections developed: 19 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 7 (1992) Top Selection: Joe Thornton (1st, 1997) 2026 Rankings: Chase Reid (2), Colin Fitzgerald (82), Callum Croskery (110), Harris Pangretitsch (159) Sudbury Wolves: All-time selections developed: 138 (since 1973) First round selections developed: 21 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 10 (1993) Top Selection: Quinton Byfield (2nd, 2020) 2026 Rankings: Adam Nemec (27), Jean-Cristoph Lemieux (103), Rowan Henderson (194) Windsor Spitfires: All-time selections developed: 120 (since 1976) First round selections developed: 24 Most picks in single NHL Draft: 5 (2009 & 1997) Top Selection: Taylor Hall (1st, 2010), Ed Jovanovski (1st, 1994) 2026 Rankings: Ethan Belchetz (9), Caden Harvey (188), Andrew Robinson (205), Grady Spicer (212)

Generals sign forward Ryan Hedley

Thu, 25 Jun 2026 16:00:20 +0000

Oshawa, ON - The Oshawa Generals have signed 2023 draft pick Ryan Hedley to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement. Last season, Hedley played in the BCHL for the Powell River Kings, where he suited up in 52 games and collected 51 points, including 15 goals and 36 assists. The Generals drafted the native of Raleigh, North Carolina, in the 8th round of the 2023 OHL Priority Selection Draft with the 147th pick.

Wolves sign forward Colton Colby

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 20:19:13 +0000

SUDBURY, ON – The Sudbury Wolves have announced the signing of forward Colton Colby to an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement following the club’s Orientation Camp this past weekend. A native of Shelby Township, MI, Colby was selected by Sudbury in the eleventh round (213th overall) of the 2025 OHL Priority Selection. He spent the 2025-26 season with the Oakland Jr. Grizzlies 16U AAA, recording 70 points (27-43–28) in 80 regular-season games. Colby becomes the latest member of Sudbury’s 2025 draft class to sign with the club, joining fellow prospects Norman Greene and Patrik Ula. General Manager Rob Papineau spoke about the trio's development and progression. “All three of these players had excellent camps last year and followed that up with strong seasons where they each led their teams to success,” said Papineau. “Colton was one of the top players with the Oakland Grizzlies, a dominant team in the Detroit U16 area.”

OHL Alumni Golf Classic presented by Carlsberg returns Aug. 18 in support of OHL Assists

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 20:00:26 +0000

TORONTO, Ont. — The Ontario Hockey League will host the 2026 OHL Alumni Golf Classic presented by Carlsberg on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026 at Hockley Valley Resort, bringing together the OHL community for a day on the course in support of OHL Assists. The annual charity event features representatives from all 20 OHL member teams alongside alumni spanning a broad swath of league history. Players, partners, fans and friends of the OHL are invited to enjoy a memorable day at one of Ontario's premier resort destinations, with all proceeds directed to OHL Assists. The day's schedule is as follows: Location: Hockley Valley Resort - 793522 3rd Line EHS, Mono, ON L9W 5X7

Registration — 10:30 a.m.
Lunch — 11 a.m.
Shotgun start — noon
Dinner — 6 p.m.

A range of participation and sponsorship opportunities are available:

Individual Golfer — $250
Hole Sponsorship — $500
Foursome Group — $1,000
Foursome plus Hole Sponsor — $1,250
Lunch Sponsor — $1,500
Dinner Sponsor — $3,000

Registration is open now at https://event.spordle.com/en/tickets/buy-tickets/2028/12582. The OHL Alumni Golf Classic presented by Carlsberg is a cornerstone of the League's ongoing commitment to giving back, with funds raised supporting OHL Assists and its work across communities throughout the League.

Wolves sign forward Norman Greene

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 17:59:01 +0000

SUDBURY, ON – The Sudbury Wolves have announced the signing of forward Norman Greene to an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement following the club’s Orientation Camp this past weekend. A native of Clarence, N.Y., Greene was selected by Sudbury in the tenth round (193rd overall) of the 2025 OHL Priority Selection. He spent the majority of the 2025-26 season with the Woodbridge Wolfpack 16U AAA, recording 28 points (14-14–28) in 34 regular-season games. Greene becomes the latest member of Sudbury’s 2025 draft class to sign with the club, joining fellow prospects Patrik Ula and Colton Colby. General Manager Rob Papineau spoke about the trio's development and progression. “All three of these players had excellent camps last year and followed that up with strong seasons where they each led their teams to success,” said Papineau. “Norman had an outstanding year with the highly regarded Woodbridge U16 program, where he moved from Buffalo and became their captain.”

Wolves sign forward Patrik Ula

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 17:14:07 +0000

SUDBURY, ON – The Sudbury Wolves have announced the signing of forward Patrik Ula to an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement following the club’s Orientation Camp this past weekend. A native of Chappaqua, N.Y., Ula was selected by Sudbury in the seventh round (131st overall) of the 2025 OHL Priority Selection. He spent the majority of the 2025-26 season with the Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks of the NAHL and made his OHL debut in December, recording a goal and an assist in his first two games with the Wolves. The 5-foot-11 forward now joins his brother, Genc Ula, in the Wolves organization. Ula becomes the latest member of Sudbury’s 2025 draft class to sign with the club, joining fellow prospects Norman Greene and Colton Colby. General Manager Rob Papineau spoke about the trio's development and progression. “All three of these players had excellent camps last year and followed that up with strong seasons where they each led their teams to success,” said Papineau. “Patrik started in U16 and was promoted to junior in Danbury after a successful stint with us in December.”

Wolves sign 2026 second-round pick Ivan Belikov

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 15:57:43 +0000

SUDBURY, ON – The Sudbury Wolves have announced the signing of defenceman Ivan Belikov to an Ontario Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement following the club’s Orientation Camp this past weekend. A native of Parkland, FL., Belikov was selected by Sudbury in the second round (25th overall) of the 2026 OHL Priority Selection. He spent the 2025-26 season with Detroit Honeybaked 15U AAA, recording 35 points (10-25–35) in 84 regular-season games. He then capped his season off by helping the club capture an OHL Cup championship. The 6-foot-4, right-shot blueliner becomes the first member of Sudbury’s 2026 draft class to sign with the organization. General Manager Rob Papineau praised Belikov’s development and potential. “We are excited that Ivan has committed to the hockey club and the OHL,” said Papineau. “He was a standout all season on the OHL Cup championship team. He has an exciting summer ahead with USA Hockey and a very bright future with the Wolves.”