TORONTO, ONTARIO – APRIL 10: during the warm up before playing the Grand Rapids Griffins on April 10, 2022 at the Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo by Thomas Skrlj)
Oakville, Ont. – The Vaughan Kings are the first-ever champions of the U14 OHL Cup presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario and hosted by the Ontario Minor Hockey Association.
The GTHL champion Kings defeated the OMHA finalist York-Simcoe Express by a score of 8-1 on Saturday afternoon at Joshua’s Creek Arena in Oakville, becoming the first team to have its named inscribed on the U14 OHL Cup championship trophy.
Caleb Malhotra led the way with two goals and three assists while Jager Pain chipped in with a goal and two helpers as Vaughan accomplished its mission, reigning supreme as Ontario’s top U14 AAA team.
“It’s a little surreal,” said Kings head coach Daniel Spivak, who worked alongside a pair of OHL alumni in assistants Justin DiBenedetto and Mark Cundari. “The boys came hard, and after two years of interrupted hockey seasons, this is awfully rewarding for our guys who never quit and kept putting in the work.
“All of these guys bought in,” Spivak continued. “As a coach, it’s all you can hope for. They pushed through, they never stopped and it’s remarkable.”
Vaughan played to a mark of 4-0-1, outscoring opponents 36-11. Their pathway to the Championship Final included a 2-2 tie against the London Jr. Knights in their tournament-opener followed by a commanding 9-3 win over the Oakville Rangers. They bested the ALLIANCE champion Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs 7-3 in Quarterfinal action and took down the OMHA champion Peterborough Petes 10-2 in Saturday morning’s Semi-final affair.
The son of former OHL forward and NHL alumnus Manny Malhotra, Caleb Malhotra’s five-point performance pushed him into the tournament scoring lead as he finished with 13 points (5-8–13) over five games while teammates Ben Bowen (8-3–11), Jager Pain (5-6–11) and Alessandro Di Iorio (5-6–11) each trailed close behind with 11.
York-Simcoe finished up with an overall record of 3-1-1, being led offensively by Brayden Boyle who recorded five points (4-1–5) in as many games.
The U14 OHL Cup championship trophy was presented by OHL Commissioner David Branch alongside the League’s Director of Player Recruitment and Development Kyle Pereira.
Tournament action was streamed live via GameOnStream, with archived action available at u14ohlcup.gameonstream.com.
For full results and statistics from the 2022 U14 OHL Cup presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario, visit u14ohlcup.ca.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – Michael Misa had a record night, powering the wild card entry Mississauga Senators to a 6-2 win in the 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
A big crowd witnessed the first-ever Championship Final hat trick and five-point performance as Misa, an underage forward, broke Connor McDavid’s 2012 showcase record, claiming tournament MVP honours with 20 points (10-10–20) in seven games.
“This is the biggest tournament of minor hockey and I’ll remember this game forever,” said Misa, soaking in the win post-game. “It’s been a great ride with the boys and I couldn’t have dreamed of a better ending.”
Senators head coach Chris Stevenson has coached the group since their minor atom days, and was emotional after the final horn.
“We took the long road. Obviously we didn’t have the GTHL Playoffs that we hoped for but we learned from it, got to that wild card game and got better every game.
“I couldn’t be prouder of these guys. I’ve seen them grow and tonight means so much.”
The first Senators championship in OHL Cup history started fast as Bode Stewart and Malcolm Spence scored a pair of goals in the opening five minutes, but the Jr. Canadiens would respond as Porter Martone scored his seventh of the showcase at 7:38.
Misa’s first of the night came with 3:49 remaining in the opening frame as he took a Justin Hyunh feed on the doorstep and put it past Jr. Canadiens netminder Paolo Frasca to send the Sens to the dressing room up 3-1.
The Jr. Canadiens suffered a blow early in the second period when Martone was ejected from the game, but got a shot in the arm on a power play blast from Anthony Cristoforo who brought them within two. Misa’s second of the night came unassisted at 10:39 of the second as the Senators wrestled back the momentum for good. He’d complete the hat trick 1:08 into the third for his 10th goal of the showcase, besting Shane Wright’s 2019 mark of 18 points on the tournament.
Misa surpassed McDavid on Bode Stewart’s second goal of the night with 1:24 left on the clock, sealing the deal as Mississauga led 6-2.
The Senators outshot the Jr. Canadiens 26-21, going 3-for-6 on the power play as goaltender Evan Maillet made 19 saves.
The loss marks the Jr. Canadiens’ first of the tournament as they finish with a record of 6-1. Michael Hage led JRC with 16 points (7-9–16) trailed closely by Martone who produced 15 (7-8–15). Anthony Cristoforo (2-7–9) led all defencemen with nine points in the tournament.
The Mississauga Senators reign supreme in 2022, defeating the Ajax-Pickering Raiders 8-2 in wild card action before playing to a 6-1 record, outscoring opponents 40-18. Misa led the way on the scoresheet with his new showcase record of 20 points (10-10–20). The Senators join the 2017 Mississauga Reps and 2010 Mississauga Rebels as the third wild card entry to hoist the OHL Cup.
The OHL Cup was presented to Senators goaltenders Evan Maillet and Kabo Leung by GTHL President Don West and OHL Commissioner David Branch. The game was broadcast live on CHL TV and across the province on the OHL Action Pak.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League today announced the six recipients of 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 ETA and SCTA regions, along with Hockey Eastern Ontario.
This year’s winners include Lucas Karmiris of the Brantford 99ers (ALLIANCE), Malcolm Spence of the Mississauga Senators (GTHL), Cole Beaudoin of the Nepean Raiders (HEO), Nolan Newton of the Sudbury Nickel Capitals (NOHA), Ethan Procyszyn of the North Central Predators (OMHA – ETA) and Luca Testa of the Niagara North Stars (OMHA – SCTA).
“Congratulations to the recipients of this year’s awards and 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 Kyle Pereira, the OHL’s Director of Player Recruitment.
“The OHL continues 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.”
This year’s recipients are all forwards, with Karmiris leading the Brantford 99ers to a first place finish in the regular season, producing a league-leading 37 goals, 30 assists and 67 points in just 27 games. GTHL Player of the Year Malcolm Spence has guided the wild card entry Mississauga Senators to an appearance in the OHL Cup Championship Final. HEO recipient Cole Beaudoin led the league in assists with 53 for 77 total points playing against older competition. Nolan Newton earned NOHA Player of the Year honours playing against older opponents in the Great North Midget League, finishing the season with 14 goals, 22 assists and 36 points in 27 games. Ethan Procyszyn of the North Central Predators led the OMHA’s ETA circuit in goals (26) assists (26) and points (52) to claim top honours. OMHA SCTA Player of the Year Luca Testa was his League’s offensive leader, helping the Niagara North Stars to a silver medal finish at the OMHA championships after a 59-point season (34-25–59).
The awards are presented annually to honour the U16 AAA players who best exemplify outstanding ability and the qualities of sportsmanship and leadership as voted by the minor hockey coaches, managers and organizations of each respective league.
Past Award Winners:
ALLIANCE Player of the Year: 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 Player of the Year: 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 Player of the Year: 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
NOHA Player of the Year: 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 ETA Player of the Year: 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 SCTA Player of the Year: 2022 – Luca Testa, Southern Tier Admirals 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*
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The 2022 OHL Cup Showcase Tournament powered by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League is down to two teams as the GTHL’s Mississauga Senators and Toronto Jr. Canadiens emerged victorious following this morning’s Quarter-Finals and this evening’s Semi-Final contests.
The GTHL champion Toronto Jr. Canadiens are into the OHL Cup Championship Final with a perfect 6-0 record, defeating the Quinte Red Devils by a score of 5-1 in Semi-Final play. The Jr. Canadiens defeated the Vaughan Kings 5-2 in Saturday morning’s Quarter-Final action.
The wild card entry Mississauga Senators are Championship-bound, improving to 5-1 following a 5-2 victory over the GTHL finalist Markham Majors. The Sens eliminated the London Jr. Knights by a score of 4-1 in Saturday morning’s Quarter-Final contest.
The 2022 OHL Cup Championship Final on Monday at 7:00pm features two GTHL teams ranked inside the OHL Cup Top 10 Rankings throughout the season, with the top-ranked Jr. Canadiens poised to face the third-ranked Senators for the sixth time this season. Be sure to catch all of the action live from the Mattamy Athletic Centre streaming on CHL TV (sign up for an account here) as well as aired across the province on the OHL Action Pak.
Here’s a look at Saturday’s results:
2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour Quarter-Final Results:
Quarter-Final #2: Quinte Red Devils 2 vs. Toronto Marlboros 1 Red Devils MVP – Ethan Toms (1G) Marlboros MVP – Beckett Sennecke (1G) Recap – Stats
Quarter-Final #3: Mississauga Senators 4 vs. London Jr. Knights 1 Senators MVP – Michael Misa (2G, 1A) Jr. Knights MVP – Brodie McConnell-Barker (1A) Recap – Stats
Quarter-Final #4: Toronto Jr. Canadiens 5 vs. Vaughan Kings 2 Jr. Canadiens MVP – Jack Van Volsen (2G) Kings MVP – Sam O’Reilly (1G) Recap – Stats
2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour Semi-Final Results:
Semi-Final #1: Mississauga Senators 5 vs. Markham Majors 2 Senators MVP – William Moore (1G) Majors MVP – Carson Hall (1G) Recap – Stats
Semi-Final #2: Toronto Jr. Canadiens 5 vs. Quinte Red Devils 1 Jr. Canadiens MVP – Porter Martone (1G) Red Devils MVP – Michael McIvor (24 SV) Recap – Stats
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
Through four days of action, Michael Hage (7-8–15) of the Toronto Jr. Canadiens and underage forward Michael Misa (7-8–15) of the Mississauga Senators sit tied for the tournament scoring lead, producing 15 points apiece. Sens underage forward William Moore sits tied with Hage and Misa for the showcase goal-scoring lead, lighting the lamp seven times. Scoring leaders
2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour Championship Final:
Monday, April 4, 2022
Mattamy Athletic Centre at Maple Leaf Gardens – 7:00pm
Mississauga Senators (5-1-0) vs. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (6-0-0)
Monday’s Championship Final will be broadcast live on CHL TV and across the province on the OHL Action Pak.
Fans interested in attending Monday’s Championship Final are able to do so free of charge. Per Ryerson University’s current Covid-19 protocols, please be prepared to show proof of vaccination and abide by the University’s masking protocols while inside the Mattamy Athletic Centre. Visit ryerson.ca/covid-19 for full details
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 2022 OHL Priority Selection set to take place April 29th and 30th.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – Round robin play at the 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League concluded on Friday with a total of 12 games on the schedule.
After the Markham Majors (4-0) and Toronto Jr. Canadiens (4-0) clinched Quarter-Final berths on Thursday, an additional six teams followed suit on Friday.
The Majors secured first place in the Shanahan Division with a 4-0 finish to the round robin while the Quinte Red Devils advanced by defeating the Waterloo Wolves 2-1 in overtime.
The 4-0 Jr. Canadiens sealed first place in the Nash Division while the Mississauga Senators defeated the Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs 7-3 to book their ticket to Saturday’s Quarter-Finals.
The London Jr. Knights earned first place in the Lindros Division, knotted with the Vaughan Kings who they defeated on Thursday as both teams hold 3-1 records and advance to the playoffs.
The Toronto Marlboros are supreme in the Subban Division with a 4-0 record while the Markham Waxers are off to the Quarter-Finals for the first time since 2006 following a 2-1 overtime win over the Brantford 99ers.
The showcase features a three-way tie atop the scoring race with Toronto Jr. Canadiens teammates Porter Martone (5-5–10) and Michael Hage (4-6–10) joining Mississauga Senators forward Caden Kelly (3-7–10) with 10 points through four games. Underage Senators forward William Moore leads all players with six goals.
Game 40 – Markham Majors 3 vs. Huron-Perth Lakers 2 – OT Majors MVP – Liam Greentree (1G) Lakers MVP – Carter McCluskey (20 SV) Recap – Stats
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
Quarter-Final and Semi-Final action goes Saturday, culminating in Monday’s Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. The OHL Cup Championship Final can be seen streaming live for free on OHL Live and will be aired across Ontario on the OHL Action Pak.
All games are available live and on demand through GameOnStream.
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 2022 OHL Priority Selection set to take place April 29th and 30th.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League continued on Thursday with a total of 12 games on the Round Robin schedule.
The GTHL’s Toronto Jr. Canadiens and Markham Majors both improved to 3-0, clinching first place in their respective divisions to earn a spot in Saturday’s Quarter-Finals. The Toronto Marlboros, Brantford 99ers and York-Simcoe Express also stayed perfect on Thursday as the former sits at 3-0 and the latter two at 2-0. The Marlboros and 99ers face each other on Friday morning.
Jr. Canadiens teammates Porter Martone (4-5–9) and Michael Hage (3-6–9) sit tied for the showcase scoring lead with nine points apiece while four others trail close behind with seven. Jr. Canadiens rearguard Anthony Cristoforo (1-6–7) leads all blueliners with seven points.
In the crease, Markham Majors netminder Jacob Gibbons has been flawless through 90 minutes of play, posting his second of back-to-back shutouts in a 4-0 blanking of the Quinte Red Devils on Thursday. Brantford 99ers goaltender Justin Robinson has stopped 73 of 75 shots sent his way, going 2-0 in the crease.
2022 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour Day 2 Results:
Game 17 – Huron-Perth Lakers 1 vs. Quinte Red Devils 1 Lakers MVP – Carter McCluskey (30 SV) Red Devils MVP – Ben Danford (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 18 – Northern Ontario Hockey Association 4 vs. Don Mills Flyers 2 NOHA MVP – Jesse Lefebvre (1G) Flyers MVP – Matthew D’Angelo (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 19 – Brantford 99ers 5 vs. Niagara North Stars 1 99ers MVP – Gabe Chiarot (2A) North Stars MVP – Andrew Vermeulen (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 20 – Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs 5 vs. Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs 3 Chiefs MVP – Clark Sandham (1G) Jr. Bulldogs MVP – Nathan Solomon (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 21 – London Jr. Knights 4 vs. Vaughan Kings 1 Jr. Knights MVP – Ryan Roobroeck (2G, 2A) Kings MVP – Kaden Pitre (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 22 – Markham Waxers 5 vs. North York Rangers 2 Waxers MVP – Owen Griffin (1G, 1A) Rangers MVP – Kieron Walton (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 23 – Mississauga Senators 4 vs. TPH Hockey 1 Senators MVP – William Moore (2G) TPH MVP – Caeden Heins (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 24 – Thunder Bay Kings 2 vs. Waterloo Wolves 1 Kings MVP – Carter George (30 SV) Wolves MVP – Nolan Shaw (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 25 – York-Simcoe Express 5 vs. Don Mills Flyers 2 Express MVP – Michael Denney (1G, 1A) Flyers MVP – Jameson Steele (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 26 – Markham Majors 4 vs. Quinte Red Devils 0 Majors MVP – Ryan Tizzard (1A) Red Devils MVP – Gage Butcher Recap – Stats
Game 27 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens 9 vs. Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs 3 Jr. Canadiens MVP – Michael Hage (2G, 3A) Jr. Bulldogs MVP – Clark Dunford (2G) Recap – Stats
Game 28 – Toronto Marlboros 6 vs. Niagara North Stars 1 Marlboros MVP – Matthew Little (3G) Stars MVP – Andrew Vermeulen (1G) Recap – Stats
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
Round Robin action concludes on Friday with 12 games on the schedule. Quarter-Final and Semi-Final action goes Saturday, culminating in Monday’s Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. The OHL Cup Championship Final can be seen streaming live for free on OHL Live and will be aired across Ontario on the Rogers Super Sports Pak.
All games are available live and on demand through GameOnStream.
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 2022 OHL Priority Selection.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League got underway on Wednesday with a total of 16 games on the Round Robin schedule.
The GTHL’s Toronto Marlboros, Toronto Jr. Canadiens and Markham Majors each emerged with a pair of wins as Jr. Canadiens forward Porter Martone leads all skaters with six points (3-3–6) in a pair of contests. Mississauga Senators teammates Caden Kelly and Michael Misa trail close behind with five points apiece.
Day 1 action included a total of five shutouts and three different games ending by a score of 1-0.
2022 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour Day 1 Results:
Game 1 – Northern Ontario Hockey Association 4 vs. London Jr. Knights 2 NOHA MVP – Mason Wray (2G) Jr. Knights MVP – Gavin McGahey-Smith (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 2 – TPH Hockey 5 vs. Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs 2 TPH MVP – Caeden Heins (2G) Chiefs MVP – Dylan Richter (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 3 – Markham Majors 1 vs. Waterloo Wolves 0 Majors MVP – Jacob Gibbons (23 SV SO) Wolves MVP – Landon Terrebroodt (21 SV) Recap – Stats
Game 4 – Toronto Marlboros 4 vs. North York Rangers 2 Marlboros MVP – Sam Dickinson (1G) Rangers MVP – Christopher Brown (2G) Recap – Stats
Game 5 – Quinte Red Devils 3 vs. Thunder Bay Kings 0 Red Devils MVP – Glen McInnes (15 SV SO) Kings MVP – Carter George (24 SV) Recap – Stats
Game 6 – Markham Waxers 3 vs. Niagara North Stars 2 – OT Waxers MVP – Nate Gillis (23 SV) Stars MVP – Parker Forlin (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 7 – Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs 1 vs. TPH Hockey 0 Jr. Bulldogs MVP – Julian Salvati (22 SV SO) TPH MVP – Aidan McKenna (23 SV) Recap – Stats
Game 8 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens 5 vs. Mississauga Senators 3 Jr. Canadiens MVP – Anthony Cristoforo (4A) Senators MVP – Michael Misa (1G, 1A) Recap – Stats
Game 9 – York-Simcoe Express 5 vs. Northern Ontario Hockey Association 3 Express MVP – Carson Littlejohn (2G) NOHA MVP – Heath Bradley (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 10 – Vaughan Kings 1 vs. Don Mills Flyers 0 Kings MVP – Logan Kennedy (17 SV SO) Flyers MVP – Luca DiFelice (29 SV) Recap – Stats
Game 11 – Toronto Marlboros 6 vs. Markham Waxers 1 Marlboros MVP – Beckett Sennecke (2G) Waxers MVP – Frankie Marrelli (1A) Recap – Stats
Game 12 – Brantford 99ers 3 vs. North York Rangers 1 99ers MVP – Justin Robinson (49 SV) Rangers MVP – Kieron Walton Recap – Stats
Game 13 – Waterloo Wolves 4 vs. Huron-Perth Lakers 3 Wolves MVP – Brady Martin (1G) Lakers MVP – Atley Rogers (1G) Recap – Stats
Game 14 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens 6 vs. Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs 0 Jr. Canadiens MVP – Antonio Tersigni (2G) Chiefs MVP – Rene Van Bommel Recap – Stats
Game 15 – Mississauga Senators 11 vs. Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs 4 Senators MVP – Caden Kelly (3G, 1A) Jr. Bulldogs MVP – Jake Peters (2G) Recap – Stats
Game 16 – Markham Majors 10 vs. Thunder Bay Kings 2 Majors MVP – Antonio Cerqua (1G, 3A) Kings MVP – Nicholas Holomego Recap – Stats
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
Round Robin action continues on Thursday with 12 games on the schedule before wrapping up Friday with an additional 12. Quarter-Final and Semi-Final action goes Saturday, concluding with Monday’s Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
All games are available live and on demand through GameOnStream.
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 2022 OHL Priority Selection.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League today announced the Week 11 and final edition of the weekly U16 AAA rankings for the 2022 OHL Cup Showcase Tournament presented by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League.
The 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour and hosted by the GTHL is scheduled for March 30 to April 4, 2022 and features 20 teams consisting of talent eligible for the 2022 OHL Priority Selection. All games will be played at the Scotiabank Pond in Toronto until the Championship Final moves to the Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday, April 4. Wild card play-in games to determine the final entries into the showcase will be held tonight at Scotiabank Pond.
The weekly rankings are determined by a panel of OHL Central Scouting staff and represent the top teams that are competing to play in the annual year-end championship tournament.
U16 AAA Rankings for the 2022 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour – Final Edition
Rank:
Team:
LAST WEEK
WEEKS RANKED
1
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)*
2
11
2
Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)*
3
11
3
Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
1
11
4
Markham Majors (GTHL)*
6
11
5
Brantford 99ers (ALLIANCE)*
7
8
6
Quinte Red Devils (OMHA)*
5
11
7
Niagara North Stars (OMHA)*
10
11
8
North York Rangers (GTHL)
4
11
9
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)*
9
11
10
York-Simcoe Express (OMHA)*
–
1
Honourable Mention:
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
–
1
Ajax-Pickering Raiders (OMHA)
–
3
Markham Waxers (OMHA)
8
5
* clinched spot at the 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour
The eleventh and final edition of the OHL Cup Top 10 Rankings sees the GTHL champion Toronto Jr. Canadiens entering the showcase as the top-ranked team in the province after they defeated the Markham Majors 6-2 in Monday’s championship final. The Toronto Marlboros have cracked the top-two for the first time all season, entering as the second-ranked team while the GTHL finalist Markham Majors are up to number four on the list. The Brantford 99ers are the top-ranked team out of the ALLIANCE coming in at number five while the OMHA finalist Niagara North Stars rise three spots to seventh this week. The OMHA champion York-Simcoe Express come off a thrilling overtime victory, cracking the OHL Cup Top 10 for the first time all season.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League today announced the Week 10 edition of the weekly U16 AAA rankings for the 2022 OHL Cup Showcase Tournament presented by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League.
The 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour and hosted by the GTHL is scheduled for March 30 to April 4, 2022 and features 20 teams consisting of talent eligible for the 2022 OHL Priority Selection. All games will be played at the Scotiabank Pond in Toronto until the Championship Final moves to the Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday, April 4. Wild card play-in games to determine the final entries into the showcase will be held at Scotiabank Pond on Tuesday, March 29.
The weekly rankings are determined by a panel of OHL Central Scouting staff and represent the top teams that are competing to play in the annual year-end championship tournament.
U16 AAA Rankings for the 2022 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour – Week 10
Rank:
Team:
LAST WEEK
WEEKS RANKED
1
Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
2
10
2
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
1
10
3
Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
3
10
4
North York Rangers (GTHL)
5
10
5
Quinte Red Devils (OMHA)
4
10
6
Markham Majors (GTHL)
6
10
7
Brantford 99ers (ALLIANCE)*
7
7
8
Markham Waxers (OMHA)
8
5
9
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)*
10
10
10
Niagara North Stars (OMHA)
9
10
Honourable Mention:
Halton Hurricanes (OMHA)
–
–
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
–
1
Ajax-Pickering Raiders (OMHA)
–
3
* clinched spot at the 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour
Winners of their last six games, the Mississauga Senators return to the top of the pile in the Week 10 edition of the OHL Cup powered by Under Armour Top 10 Rankings. The North York Rangers rise one spot to number four on the list after unseating the Toronto Jr. Canadiens from the top spot with a 7-5 win over JRC on Saturday. The London Jr. Knights are up to ninth on the list as one of four ALLIANCE teams to secure a spot in the OHL Cup. The Jr. Knights join the seventh-ranked Brantford 99ers, Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs and Huron-Perth Lakers in securing a spot at the annual showcase.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League today announced the Week 9 edition of the weekly U16 AAA rankings for the 2022 OHL Cup Showcase Tournament presented by Under Armour and hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League.
The 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour and hosted by the GTHL is scheduled for March 30 to April 4, 2022 and features 20 teams consisting of talent eligible for the 2022 OHL Priority Selection. All games will be played at the Scotiabank Pond in Toronto until the Championship Final moves to the Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday, April 4. Wild card play-in games to determine the final entries into the showcase will be held at Scotiabank Pond on Tuesday, March 29.
The weekly rankings are determined by a panel of OHL Central Scouting staff and represent the top teams that are competing to play in the annual year-end championship tournament.
U16 AAA Rankings for the 2022 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour – Week 9
Rank:
Team:
LAST WEEK
WEEKS RANKED
1
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
1
9
2
Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
2
9
3
Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
3
9
4
Quinte Red Devils (OMHA)
4
9
5
North York Rangers (GTHL)
7
9
6
Markham Majors (GTHL)
5
9
7
Brantford 99ers (ALLIANCE)
6
6
8
Markham Waxers (OMHA)
9
4
9
Niagara North Stars (OMHA)
8
9
10
London Jr. Knights (ALLIANCE)
10
9
Honourable Mention:
Halton Hurricanes (OMHA)
–
–
Vaughan Kings (GTHL)
–
1
Ajax-Pickering Raiders (OMHA)
–
3
The ninth week of OHL Cup Rankings feature some jostling in the middle of the Top-10, with the North York Rangers and Markham Waxers both trending upward. North York defeated Thunder Bay by a score of 3-1 on Saturday, improving to 13-8-4 on the season while Markham emerged with a perfect 8-0 record in their playdowns, securing a spot alongside Quinte and Ajax-Pickering at the OMHA Championship Weekend from March 25-27. Of note, Markham defeated Quinte twice in the playdowns after the Red Devils went 23-0-3 during the regular season, entering the playoffs on a 10-game winning streak. The Toronto Jr. Canadiens continue to lead the way in Week 9, riding a run of 12 consecutive victories for a 22-3-1 regular season record.
About the Ontario Hockey League The Ontario Hockey League is a proud member of the Canadian Hockey League which is the world’s largest development hockey league with 60 teams in nine Canadian provinces and four American states. In addition to the OHL, the CHL is made up of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League and U SPORTS than any other league.
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