TORONTO (Thursday, January 1, 2026) – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced the sixth edition of the OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings for the 2025-26 season, with the ALLIANCE’s London Jr. Knights surging up three spots to third following their Toronto Marlboros Holiday Classic championship title this past week. Other climbers include the tournament finalist Toronto Marlboros who are up to fourth, Hill Academy who is back up to sixth and the OMHA’s Ajax-Pickering Raiders who make their first appearance on the list this season.
The weekly rankings, determined by a panel of scouts from OHL member teams, highlight the top teams competing for an opportunity to play in the 2026 OHL Cup hosted by the GTHL, which will showcase 25 teams featuring talent eligible for the OHL Priority Selection that will take place at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston on June 12-13, 2026.
OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings (Week 6)
RANK
TEAM
LAST WEEK
WEEKS RANKED
1
Little Caesars (USA AAA)
1
6
2
HoneyBaked (USA AAA)
2
5
3
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)
6
6
4
Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
7
3
5
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
5
6
6
Hill Academy (Ontario Prep)
8
6
7
Upper Canada College (Ontario Prep)
3
6
8
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
4
6
9
Woodbridge Wolfpack (USA AAA)
10
4
10
Ajax-Pickering Raiders (OMHA)
–
1
Honorable Mentions: Don Mills Flyers (GTHL), Barrie Colts (OMHA), Mississauga Senators (GTHL), Credit River Capitals (OMHA), Huron-Perth Lakers (ALLIANCE)
The 2026 OHL Cup will kick off with four wild card play-in matchups on Monday, March 30, 2026. All games will be held at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the historic Mattamy Athletic Centre on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2:00pm.
The OHL Cup has established itself as a premier development tournament, serving as a critical showcase for the next generation of hockey talent. More than 200 OHL Cup graduates have advanced to play in the OHL en route to the National Hockey League (NHL), including more than 110 players currently on NHL rosters.
Rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season as teams compete for positioning ahead of the 2026 OHL Cup tournament. More information on tournament qualification can be found here.
TORONTO (Tuesday, December 23, 2025) – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced the fifth edition of the OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings for the 2025-26 season, with the Little Caesars AAA program returning to the top of the list following a win over HoneyBaked. The GTHL’s Vaughan Kings are also up one spot after a win over the rival Toronto Jr. Canadiens.
The weekly rankings, determined by a panel of scouts from OHL member teams, highlight the top teams competing for an opportunity to play in the 2026 OHL Cup hosted by the GTHL, which will showcase 25 teams featuring talent eligible for the OHL Priority Selection that will take place at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston on June 12-13, 2026.
The 2026 OHL Cup will kick off with four wild card play-in matchups on Monday, March 30, 2026. All games will be held at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the historic Mattamy Athletic Centre on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2:00pm.
The OHL Cup has established itself as a premier development tournament, serving as a critical showcase for the next generation of hockey talent. More than 200 OHL Cup graduates have advanced to play in the OHL en route to the National Hockey League (NHL), including more than 110 players currently on NHL rosters.
Rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season as teams compete for positioning ahead of the 2026 OHL Cup tournament. More information on tournament qualification can be found here.
TORONTO (Tuesday, December 16, 2025) – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced the fourth edition of the OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings for the 2025-26 season, with the GTHL’s Toronto Marlboros making their first appearance of the season on the list. The Little Caesars AAA program also climbs one spot to #2 this week.
The weekly rankings, determined by a panel of scouts from OHL member teams, highlight the top teams competing for an opportunity to play in the 2026 OHL Cup hosted by the GTHL, which will showcase 25 teams featuring talent eligible for the OHL Priority Selection that will take place at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston on June 12-13, 2026.
The 2026 OHL Cup will kick off with four wild card play-in matchups on Monday, March 30, 2026. All games will be held at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the historic Mattamy Athletic Centre on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2:00pm.
The OHL Cup has established itself as a premier development tournament, serving as a critical showcase for the next generation of hockey talent. More than 200 OHL Cup graduates have advanced to play in the OHL en route to the National Hockey League (NHL), including more than 110 players currently on NHL rosters.
Rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season as teams compete for positioning ahead of the 2026 OHL Cup tournament. More information on tournament qualification can be found here.
ORONTO (Wednesday, December 10, 2025) – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced the third edition of the OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings for the 2025-26 season, with the GTHL’s Toronto Jr. Canadiens along with the New Jersey-based Woodbridge Wolfpack climbing the weekly ranks.
The weekly rankings, determined by a panel of scouts from OHL member teams, highlight the top teams competing for an opportunity to play in the 2026 OHL Cup hosted by the GTHL, which will showcase 25 teams featuring talent eligible for the OHL Priority Selection that will take place at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston on June 12-13, 2026.
OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings (Week 3)
RANK
TEAM
LAST WEEK
WEEKS RANKED
1
HoneyBaked (USA AAA)
1
2
2
Upper Canada College (Ontario Prep)
2
3
3
Little Caesars (USA AAA)
3
3
4
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
5
3
5
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
4
3
6
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)
6
3
7
Don Mills Flyers (GTHL)
7
3
8
Hill Academy (Ontario Prep)
8
3
9
Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
9
3
10
Woodbridge Wolfpack (USA AAA)
–
1
Honorable Mentions: Toronto Marlboros (GTHL), Credit River Capitals (OMHA), Huron-Perth Lakers (ALLIANCE), Buffalo Jr. Sabres (USA AAA), York-Simcoe Express (OMHA)
The 2026 OHL Cup will kick off with four wild card play-in matchups on Monday, March 30, 2026. All games will be held at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the historic Mattamy Athletic Centre on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2:00pm.
The OHL Cup has established itself as a premier development tournament, serving as a critical showcase for the next generation of hockey talent. More than 200 OHL Cup graduates have advanced to play in the OHL en route to the National Hockey League (NHL), including more than 110 players currently on NHL rosters.
Rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season as teams compete for positioning ahead of the 2026 OHL Cup tournament. More information on tournament qualification can be found here.
TORONTO (Tuesday, December 2, 2025) – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced the second edition of the OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings for the 2025-26 season, with the Silver Stick champion Detroit HoneyBaked program climbing the list to hold down top spot, trailed closely by tournament finalist Upper Canada College.
The weekly rankings, determined by a panel of scouts from OHL member teams, highlight the top teams competing for an opportunity to play in the 2026 OHL Cup hosted by the GTHL, which will showcase 25 teams featuring talent eligible for the OHL Priority Selection that will take place at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston on June 12-13, 2026.
OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings (Week 2)
RANK
TEAM
LAST WEEK
WEEKS RANKED
1
HoneyBaked (USA AAA)
–
1
2
Upper Canada College (Ontario Prep)
9
2
3
Little Caesars (USA AAA)
2
2
4
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
1
2
5
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
3
2
6
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)
5
2
7
Don Mills Flyers (GTHL)
8
2
8
Hill Academy (Ontario Prep)
4
2
9
Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
6
2
10
Quinte Red Devils (OMHA)
10
2
Honourable Mentions: Woodbridge Wolfpack (USA AAA), Credit River Capitals (OMHA), Markham Majors (GTHL), Toronto Marlboros (GTHL), Buffalo Jr. Sabres (USA AAA)
The 2026 OHL Cup will kick off with four wild card play-in matchups on Monday, March 30, 2026. All games will be held at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the historic Mattamy Athletic Centre on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2:00pm.
The OHL Cup has established itself as a premier development tournament, serving as a critical showcase for the next generation of hockey talent. More than 200 OHL Cup graduates have advanced to play in the OHL en route to the National Hockey League (NHL), including more than 110 players currently on NHL rosters.
Rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season as teams compete for positioning ahead of the 2026 OHL Cup tournament. More information on tournament qualification can be found here.
TORONTO (Tuesday, November 25, 2025) – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today announced the first edition of the OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings for the 2025-26 season, with the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s (GTHL) Vaughan Kings earning the number one position heading into the Gloria Rints Memorial International Silver Stick Tournament being held from November 27-30 at Iroquois Park Sports Centre in Whitby, ON.
The weekly rankings, determined by a panel of scouts from OHL member teams, highlight the top teams competing for an opportunity to play in the 2026 OHL Cup hosted by the GTHL, which will showcase 25 teams featuring talent eligible for the OHL Priority Selection that will take place at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston on June 12-13, 2026.
OHL Cup Top-10 Rankings (Week 1)
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
Little Caesars (USA AAA)
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Hill Academy (Ontario Prep)
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)
Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
Markham Majors (GTHL)
Don Mills Flyers (GTHL)
Upper Canada College (Ontario Prep)
Quinte Red Devils (OMHA)
Honorable Mentions: Woodbridge Wolfpack (USA AAA), Credit River Capitals (OMHA), York-Simcoe Express (OMHA), Toronto Marlboros (GTHL), HoneyBaked (USA AAA).
The 2026 OHL Cup will kick off with four wild card play-in matchups on Monday, March 30, 2026. All games will be held at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the historic Mattamy Athletic Centre on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2:00pm.
The OHL Cup has established itself as a premier development tournament, serving as a critical showcase for the next generation of hockey talent. More than 200 OHL Cup graduates have advanced to play in the OHL en route to the National Hockey League (NHL), including more than 110 players currently on NHL rosters.
Rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season as teams compete for positioning ahead of the 2026 OHL Cup tournament. More information on tournament qualification can be found here.
Toronto, ON – With the 2025 OHL Cup Championship Final underway, the Ontario Hockey League has announced the seven recipients of 2025 U16 AAA Player of the Year Awards for players representing the four Ontario Hockey Federation Member Partners including the ALLIANCE, Greater Toronto Hockey League, Northern Ontario Hockey Association, and both the Ontario Minor Hockey Association’s East and West regions, along with Hockey Eastern Ontario and Hockey Northwestern Ontario.
“A big congratulations goes out to the recipients of this year’s awards. Thank you to the families, coaches, and teammates for their tremendous support of these remarkable players over the course of the season and throughout their minor hockey careers,” said Brodie Barrick, the OHL’s Director of Recruitment and Player Services.
“The OHL is proud to recognize all the hard work, dedication, and extraordinary accomplishments from across Ontario. We thank all players for another great season and wish them the very best of luck in their hockey and academic careers.”
The awards are presented annually to honour the U16 AAA players who best exemplify outstanding ability and the qualities of sportsmanship and leadership as selected by OHL Central Scouting and a panel of Ontario Hockey League general managers.
ALLIANCE U16 AAA Player of the Year – Jaakko Wycisk (Sun County Panthers) Jaakko Wycisk led the ALLIANCE U16 circuit in both goals (32) and points (61), leading his team to a league championship with an additional 13 points (6-7–13) in the playoffs. He’s the first Sun County player to earn the award since eventual Red Tilson Trophy winner Matthew Maggio last did so in 2018.
Past Winners: 2024 – Parker Vaughan, Elgin-Middlesex Canucks 2023 – Ryan Roobroeck, London Jr. Knights 2022 – Lucas Karmiris, Brantford 99ers 2020 – Bryce McConnell-Barker, London Jr. Knights 2019 – Deni Goure, Chatham-Kent Cyclones 2018 – Matthew Maggio, Sun County Panthers 2017 – Ryan Suzuki, London Jr. Knights 2016 – Owen Lalonde, Windsor Jr. Spitfires 2015 – Nick Suzuki, London Jr. Knights 2014 – Anthony Salinitri, Windsor Jr. Spitfires 2013 – Travis Konecny, Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs 2012 – Jared McCann, London Jr. Knights Gold 2011 – Bo Horvat, Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs
GTHL U16 AAA Player of the Year – Camryn Warren (Toronto Jr. Canadiens) Toronto Jr. Canadiens forward Camryn Warren was a force throughout the regular season and into the OHL Cup, where he potted a pair of OT winners in round robin play to help his team reach the OHL Cup Championship Final. Warren earns GTHL U16 AAA Player of the Year honours in his second season playing at the U16 level.
Past Winners: 2024 – Adam Valentini, Toronto Marlboros 2023 – William Moore, Toronto Marlboros 2022 – Malcolm Spence, Mississauga Senators 2020 – Pano Fimis, Toronto Jr. Canadiens 2019 – Shane Wright, Don Mills Flyers 2018 – Jamie Drysdale, Toronto Marlboros 2017 – Nick Porco, Vaughan Kings 2016 – Ryan Merkley, Toronto Jr. Canadiens 2015 – Ryan McLeod, Toronto Marlboros 2014 – Adam Mascherin, Vaughan Kings 2013 – Dylan Strome, Toronto Marlboros 2012 – Connor McDavid, Toronto Marlboros 2011 – Nick Ritchie, Toronto Marlboros
HEO U16 AAA Player of the Year – Kaden McGregor (Ottawa Valley Titans) Kaden McGregor led the HEO U16 AAA loop in scoring with 38 goals and 82 points over just 29 games, captaining the Ottawa Valley Titans to a league championship. The HEO U16 AAA Player of the Year continued his strong play at the OHL Cup, recording 11 points (3-8–11) in five games. McGregor is the first Titans player to ever receive the honour.
Past Winners: 2024 – Max Crete, Upper Canada Cyclones 2023 – Quinn Beauchesne, Nepean Raiders 2022 – Cole Beaudoin, Nepean Raiders 2020 – Cedrick Guindon, Rockland Nationals 2019 – Mason McTavish, Pembroke Lumber Kings 2018 – Josh Barnes, Cornwall Colts 2017 – Alexandre Hogue, Cumberland Grads 2016 – Paul Larabie, Nepean Raiders 2015 – Gabriel Vilardi, CIH Academy 2014 – William Bitten, Ottawa Jr. 67’s 2013 – Andrew Peski, Ottawa Jr. 67’s 2012 – Andrew Abou-Assaly, Ottawa Jr. 67’s 2011 – Nicholas Baptiste, Ottawa Senators
HNO U16 AAA Player of the Year – Eleazar Andrusco (Thunder Bay Kings) Thunder Bay Kings goaltender Eleazer Andrusco earns this year’s HNO U16 AAA Player of the Year honour. The 6-foot-4 product of Fort Frances, Ont. is the second straight Kings netminder to win the award.
Past Winners: 2024 – Brady Cates, Thunder Bay Kings 2023 – Carter Poddubny, Thunder Bay Kings 2020 – Brodie McLeod, Thunder Bay Kings 2019 – Jack Michaelis, Thunder Bay Kings 2018 – Michael Stubbs, Thunder Bay Kings 2017 – Christian Cicigoi, Thunder Bay Kings 2016 – Quintin Loon-Stewardson, Thunder Bay Kings 2015 – Kyle Auger, Thunder Bay Kings 2014 – Brad Belisle, Thunder Bay Kings 2013 – Zach Grzelewski, Thunder Bay Kings 2012 – Bryce Martyn, Thunder Bay Kings 2011 – Nolan Nicholas, Thunder Bay Kings
NOHA U16 AAA Player of the Year – Adam Pseniczny (Soo Jr. Greyhounds U16) Soo Jr. Greyhounds forward Adam Pseniczny is the NOHA U16 AAA Player of the Year. He led Great North Midget League rookies in scoring with 64 points (29-35–64) over 30 games and also represented Team NOHA at the 2025 OHL Cup.
Past Winners: 2024 – Mason Walker, Sudbury Jr. Wolves 2023 – Hudson Chitaroni, Soo Jr. Greyhounds 2022 – Nolan Newton, Sudbury Nickel Capitals 2020 – Connor Toms, Soo Jr. Greyhounds 2019 – Chase Stillman, Sudbury Minor Midget Wolves 2018 – Pacey Schlueting, North Bay Trappers 2017 – Camaryn Baber, Soo Midget Greyhounds 2016 – Damien Giroux, Sudbury Minor Midget Wolves 2015 – Cayse Ton, New Liskeard Cubs 2014 – Zach Dorval, Soo Thunder 2013 – Blake Speers, Soo Thunder 2012 – Michael Amadio, Sault Ste. Marie North Stars 2011 – Ryan Kujawinski, Sudbury Minor Midget Wolves
OMHA East U16 AAA Player of the Year – Brock Chitaroni (Barrie Jr. Colts) Barrie Jr. Colts forward Brock Chitaroni is the OMHA East U16 AAA Player of the Year with 29 goals and 59 points over 31 regular season games. Chitaroni played his second season with the Colts U16 AAA program, making his second straight appearance in the OHL Cup.
Past Winners: 2024 – Maddox Dagenais, Quinte Red Devils 2023 – Owen Griffin, York-Simcoe Express 2022 – Ethan Procyszyn, North Central Predators 2020 – Donovan McCoy, Quinte Red Devils 2019 – Brenden Sirizzotti, Whitby Wildcats 2018 – Quinton Byfield, York Simcoe Express 2017 – Alex Newhook, York Simcoe Express 2016 – Aidan Dudas, North Central Predators 2015 – Brady Gilmour, Quinte Red Devils 2014 – Chris Paquette, Greater Kingston Jr Frontenacs
OMHA West U16 AAA Player of the Year – Aleksandr Sementsov (Halton Hurricanes) Aleksandr Sementsov led the OMHA with 76 points (21-55–76) over 34 games and led his Halton Hurricanes to an OMHA title, also being named OMHA West U16 AAA Player of the Year.
Past Winners: 2024 – Ethan Belchetz, Oakville Rangers 2023 – Matthew Schaefer, Halton Hurricanes 2022 – Luca Testa, Niagara North Stars 2020 – Sam Alfano, Southern Tier Admirals 2019 – Lawson Sherk, Halton Hurricanes 2018 – Cameron Tolnai, Oakville Rangers 2017 – Matthew Dunsmoor, Guelph Jr. Gryphons 2016 – Adam McMaster, Niagara North Stars 2015 – Liam Stevens, Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs 2014 – Rylee St Onge, Niagara North Stars
*prior to 2014 there was a single OMHA Player of the Year award recipient
Past OMHA Players of the Year: 2013 – Matt Spencer, Oakville Rangers* 2012 – Nik Coric, York Simcoe Express* 2011 – Alex Yuill, Quinte Red Devils*
Toronto, ON – Here’s a look at Thursday’s action as the Don Mills Flyers and Toronto Jr. Canadiens emerged to schedule a meeting in Friday’s OHL Cup Championship Final:
2025 OHL Cup Quarter-Final Results:
Quarter-Final #1: Toronto Titans 2 vs. Sun County Panthers 1 – OT Toronto MVP – Ty Robar (1A) Panthers MVP – Eric Wood (1A) Recap – Stats
Quarter-Final #2: Don Mills Flyers 5 vs. Huron-Perth Lakers 2 Flyers MVP – Caden Bell (2A) Lakers MVP – Jake Murray Recap – Stats
Quarter-Final #3: Toronto Jr. Canadiens 3 vs. Ottawa Valley Titans 2 – OT JRC MVP – Camryn Warren (1G, 1A) Ottawa MVP – Brian Rathwell (34SV) Recap – Stats
Quarter-Final #4: Detroit Little Caesars 4 vs. TPH Hockey 3 Detroit MVP – Sarvir Jaworksi (2G) TPH MVP – Miles Jinman (2A) Recap – Stats
2025 OHL Cup Semi-Final Results:
Semi-Final #1: Don Mills Flyers 5 vs. Toronto Titans 1 Flyers MVP – Noah La Gambina (34SV) Titans MVP – Max Delisle (1G) Recap – Stats
Semi-Final #2: Toronto Jr. Canadiens 8 vs. Detroit Little Caesars 4 JRC MVP – Jax Pereira (2G) Detroit MVP – Brock Burch (2G) Recap – Stats
Toronto Jr. Canadiens forward Noah Laus leads all tournament scorers heading into tomorrow’s final, recording 12 points (6-6-12) in six games. JRC teammate Camryn Warren follows with 11 (5-6-11), while Ottawa Valley Titans forward Kaden McGregor finished his tournament with 11 points (3-8-11) in five games. Toronto Titans forward Jeremy Freeman also made an impact, posting 10 points (4-6-10) in six contests. OHL Cup Scoring Leaders
Don Mills Flyers goaltender Noah La Gambina continues to dominate the tournament, securing the only 5-0 goaltending record. OHL Cup Goaltending Leaders
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
The 2025 OHL Cup Finals will conclude with Friday night’s Championship Final between the Don Mills Flyers and the Toronto Jr. Canadiens at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. General admission tickets are available for $14.50, including taxes and fees, and can be purchased on Ticketmaster here.
The showcase provides fans and scouts one last opportunity to see many of the top U16 AAA players from across Ontario and parts of the United States compete for the OHL Cup performing against the best competition prior to the 2025 OHL Priority Selection on April 11 and 12.
Toronto, Ont. – Round robin play at the 2025 OHL Cup hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League concluded on Wednesday with a total of 14 games on the schedule.
2025 OHL Cup Day 3 Results:
Game 27 – Detroit Little Caesars 2 vs. Halton Hurricanes 1 Detroit MVP – Brock Burch (1G, 1A) Halton MVP – Cole Vreugdenhil (30SV) Recap – Stats
Game 28 – Ajax-Pickering Raiders 5 vs. Toronto Marlboros 3 Raiders MVP – Evan Giannone (3G) Marlboros MVP – Lucas Balanyk (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 29 – Don Mills Flyers 4 vs. Waterloo Wolves 1 Flyers MVP – Lincoln Cumming (1G) Waterloo MVP – Emre Alves (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 30 – Vaughan Kings 7 vs. Upper Canada Cyclones 4 Vaughan MVP – A.J. Gladman Cyclones MVP – Quinn Young (3G) Recap – Stats
Game 31 – Toronto Red Wings 5 vs. Team NOHA 2 Red Wings MVP – Tyler Hinde (2G) NOHA MVP – Theo Bourdon-Lemoyne (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 32 – Toronto Titans 4 vs. Ottawa Valley Titans 1 Toronto MVP – Max Delisle (1G) Ottawa MVP – James Roy Recap – Stats
Game 33 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens 2 vs. Sun County Panthers 1 – OT Toronto MVP – Camryn Warren (1G) Panthers MVP – Jaakko Wycisk Recap – Stats
Game 34 – TPH Hockey 3 vs. Niagara North Stars 2 TPH MVP – Cooper John (1G) Niagara MVP – Reif Steenhuis (32SV) Recap – Stats
Game 35 – Toronto Marlboros 4 vs. Elgin-Middlesex Canucks 1 Toronto MVP – Robbie Dragusica (1A) Canucks MVP – Hudson Leenders Recap – Stats
Game 36 – Huron-Perth Lakers 1 vs. Detroit Little Caesars 0 Lakers MVP – Vaughn Barr (35SV) Detroit MVP – Greyson Mielock (7SV) Recap – Stats
Game 38 – Waterloo Wolves 4 vs. Barrie Jr. Colts 2 Waterloo MVP – Zack Forwell (1G, 2A) Barrie MVP – Lachlan Larmand (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 39 – Ottawa Valley Titans vs. Ajax-Pickering Raiders Ottawa MVP – Kaden McGregor (2G, 2A) Raiders MVP – Justin Sekulovski (2G) Recap – Stats
Game 40 – Team NOHA 2 vs. Halton Hurricanes 1 NOHA MVP – Bruce Laronde (19SV) Halton MVP – Aleksandr Sementsov (1G) Recap – Stats
The undefeated Toronto Titans and TPH Hockey enter Thursday’s Quarter-Final action with perfect 4-0 records, each clinching the top spot in their divisions following Round-Robin play. Detroit Little Caesars (3-1) and the Toronto Jr. Canadiens (3-1) also secured first place in their respective divisions, as eight teams advance to the Quarter-Finals. OHL Cup Standings
Ottawa Valley Titans forward Kaden McGregor sits atop all tournament point-getters following Wednesday’s action, registering 10 points (3-7-10) in four games played. Toronto Titans teammates in Jeremy Freeman (4-5-9) and Michael Tang (3-6-9) trail close behind, each tallying nine points in four contests. Vaughan Kings forward Eloan Le Gallic leads the showcase in goals with five. OHL Cup Scoring Leaders
Thursday’s Quarter-Final Schedule: Quarter-Final #1 – Toronto Titans (4-0-0) vs. Sun County Panthers (2-1-1) (10:00am – Rink 1) Quarter-Final #2 – Huron-Perth Lakers (3-0-1) vs. Don Mills Flyers (3-1-0) (10:30am – Rink 2) Quarter-Final #3 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens (3-1-0) vs. Ottawa Valley Titans (3-1-0) (11:45am – Rink 1) Quarter-Final #4 – TPH Hockey (4-0-0) vs. Detroit Little Caesars (3-1-0) (12:15pm – Rink 2)
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
The 2025 OHL Cup Quarter-Finals are set for Thursday morning leading into the Semi-Finals in the evening, culminating in Friday night’s Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
General admission tickets to the Championship Final are available for $14.50 per ticket, including taxes and ticket fees, and can be purchased on Ticketmaster here.
The showcase provides fans and scouts one last opportunity to see many of the top U16 AAA players from across Ontario and parts of the United States compete for the OHL Cup performing against the best competition prior to the 2025 OHL Priority Selection on April 11 and 12.
For full coverage of the 2025 OHL Cup, visit ohlcup.ca.
Toronto, ON – The 2025 OHL Cup hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League continued on Tuesday with a total of 14 games on the Round Robin schedule.
2025 OHL Cup Day 2 Results:
Game 13 – TPH Hockey 5 vs. Barrie Jr. Colts 1 TPH MVP – Miles Jinman (2G, 2A) Barrie MVP – Brock Chitaroni (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 14 – Sun County Panthers 6 vs. York Simcoe Express 5 – OT Panthers MVP – Brayden Lappalainen (3G, 1A) Express MVP – Cole Crawford (2G) Recap – Stats
Game 15 – Huron Perth Lakers 3 vs. Halton Hurricanes 2 – OT Lakers MVP – Jake Murray (1G, 1A) Halton MVP – Aleksandr Sementsov (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 16 – Elgin-Middlesex Canucks 5 vs. Ajax-Pickering Raiders 2 Canucks MVP – Lucas Nutting (1G) Raiders MVP – Jaxon Bagshaw (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 17 – Waterloo Wolves 3 vs. Niagara North Stars 1 Waterloo MVP – Liam Cheeseman (20SV) Niagara MVP – Nick Soliman (30SV) Recap – Stats
Game 18 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens 5 vs. Upper Canada Cyclones 2 JRC MVP – Noah Laus (1G) Cyclones MVP – Carter Beauchesne (1G, 1A) Recap – Stats
Game 19 – Detroit Little Caesars 6 vs. Team NOHA 4 Detroit MVP – Gunner Gullstrand (2G) NOHA MVP – Owen Smith (1G, 1A) Recap – Stats
Game 20 – Ottawa Valley Titans 4 vs. Toronto Marlboros 0 Marlboros MVP – Kingston Harris Ottawa MVP – Logan Wilson (2G) Recap – Stats
Game 21 – TPH Hockey 4 vs. Don Mills Flyers 1 TPH MVP – Mason Courville (25SV) Flyers MVP – Lincoln Edwards (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 22 – Sun County Panthers 5 vs. Vaughan Kings 2 Panthers MVP – Jaakko Wycisk (1G, 2A) Vaughan MVP – Nate Feiner (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 23 – Huron Perth Lakers 1 vs. Toronto Red Wings 1 Lakers MVP – Ian Kubelka (9SV) Red Wings MVP – Cruz Reznik (16SV) Recap – Stats
Game 24 – Toronto Titans 5 vs. Elgin-Middlesex Canucks 1 Titans MVP – Max Delisle (1G) Canucks MVP – Owen Miniotas Recap – Stats
Game 25 – Niagara North Stars 1 vs. Barrie Jr. Colts 0 Niagara MVP – Reif Steenhuis (16SV) Barrie MVP – Sebastien Morden (9SV) Recap – Stats
Game 26 – York-Simcoe Express 3 vs. Toronto Jr. Canadiens 2 – OT Express MVP – Lucian Arniotis (54SV) JRC MVP – Keaton Ardagh (1G) Recap – Stats
TPH Hockey and the Toronto Titans enter Wednesday’s action as the only 3-0 teams in the showcase, with TPH securing first place in the Nash Division. The Sun County Panthers and Huron-Perth Lakers are also undefeated through three games, each with a 2-0-1 records while the Ottawa Valley Titans and Detroit Little Caesars also remain perfect, playing to 2-0 records. OHL Cup Standings
York-Simcoe’s Ryerson Edgar leads tournament scoring with eight points (4-4-8) through three games followed closely by teammate Ben Veitch (3-4-7), Toronto Titans’ Jeremy Freeman (3-4-7) and Sun County Panthers’ Jaakko Wycisk (1-6-7) with seven. Edgar and Don Mills Flyers defenceman Caden Bell top the goal-scoring leaderboard, each netting four goals. OHL Cup Scoring Leaders
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
The 2025 OHL Cup Round Robin action continues on Wednesday, and Thursday, followed by the Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals on Thursday night, culminating in Friday night’s Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
All games are available live and on demand through LiveBarn.
The showcase provides fans and scouts one last opportunity to see many of the top U16 AAA players from across Ontario and parts of the United States compete for the OHL Cup performing against the best competition prior to the 2025 OHL Priority Selection on April 11 and 12.
For full coverage of the 2025 OHL Cup, visit ohlcup.ca.
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