Hockey Canada Names Coaching Staff For 2025 World Juniors

Hockey Canada announced yesterday its full coaching staff for its national junior team ahead of the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship, in which they’ll attempt to medal on home soil. The tournament is back in the Canadian capital this/next year, as Ottawa hosts it for the first time since 2009. Ba...

67’s stay alive with incredible comeback win in Game 5

Down 4-1 in the third period to the Peterborough Petes, and mere minutes from elimination, the Ottawa 67’s roared their way back for the most incredible comeback victory of the season, taking Game 5 by a final score of 5-4, in front of a raucous crowd of 5,062 inside The Arena at TD Place. “Our whol...

67’s hold off Generals for 2-0 series lead

It wasn’t quite in the same fashion as Game 1, but the Ottawa 67’s again found a way to beat the Oshawa Generals at Centre Slush Puppie.  The Barber Poles took a 2-0 series lead, Sunday afternoon, in the form … Continue reading → The post 67’s hold off Generals for 2-0 series lead first appeared on...

67’s cruise past Generals on home ice

The Oshawa Generals came into The Arena at TD Place a depleted group, and the Ottawa 67’s took full advantage. A five-goal second period propelled the Barber Poles to a 5-1 victory, thanks to goals from Vinzenz Rohrer, Brady Stonehouse, … Continue reading → The post 67’s cruise past Generals on home...

3 players to watch on Team Austria at the 2023 World Juniors

67’s dominate Petes in rowdy affair

In one of the wildest games in recent memory, the Ottawa 67’s buried their rival Peterborough Petes, in a 6-2 win inside The Arena at TD Place, Sunday afternoon. The Barber Poles were up by five goals, late in the … Continue reading → The post 67’s dominate Petes in rowdy affair first appeared on Pr...

67’s rebound with convincing win over Sudbury

The Ottawa 67’s have earned a reprieve. “Obviously we’re short-staffed, but I thought we were real good against a good team last night in Peterborough, and real good today.” like last night’s game, it was Tolnai opening the scoring for the 67’s. As the Ottawa Senators prospect cut to the goal, he...

THN On The 'O': Kai Schwindt Among Florida's OHL Prospects

Tony Ferrari and Brock Otten speak with Kai Schwindt on his young career, break down the Florida Panthers' OHL Prospects and more.

67’s cruise past Colts for Cameron’s 400th win

It’s been a milestone season for Ottawa 67’s Head Coach Dave Cameron. Max Donoso made 21 saves, for his seventh win of the campaign, tying him for the league lead. Finishing the first period up 3-1, and outshooting the Colts 21-7, the remainder of the game belonged to the 67’s. “I think it’s just...

Senators’ Greig & Ostapchuk’s WJC Success Showcases Potential

In a tournament overshadowed by developments off the ice, a pair of prospects from the Ottawa Senators played an important role in helping Team Canada secure the 2022 World Junior…

With McTavish setting the tone, Canada claims gold over Finland in OT thriller

In the World Junior Championship final against Finland, Canadian Mason McTavish did what he has done all tournament - settle the team down and set the tone. With a crucial game-saving deflection in overtime, the captain helped Canada face the pressure and capture gold for the 19th time.

Canada's Ridly Greig to miss World Juniors gold medal game with injury

Canada will go for gold without a key forward in the lineup at the 2022 World Juniors. Head coach Dave Cameron confirmed Friday that centre Ridly Greig will miss Saturday's gold-medal game with an injury.

Canada's Ridly Greig exits game vs. Switzerland after taking hit

Canadian forward Ridly Greig left the quarterfinal game against Switzerland and did not return following a hit from Swiss defender Vincent Despont.

2022 World Junior Championship Group A preview

Mason McTavish was chosen as captain for Canada at the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship for a very simple reason.

Connor Bedard headlines Canada's roster for rescheduled World Juniors

Hockey Canada has unveiled the 25 players who will represent Canada’s national junior team at the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, in Edmonton, Alta.