HOCKEY CANADA
Watch nine regional champions from across Canada and the host Calgary Canucks compete for a national title at the Max Bell Centre in Calgary. Get your tickets now!
The Centennial Cup is on the ice May 8-18 in Calgary, and you can cheer on the 10 competing teams at HNLive.ca.
Nine league champions will join the host Calgary Canucks to compete for the Centennial Cup, presented by Tim Hortons.
Check out the tournament format and learn more about the 54-year history of Canada’s National Junior A Championship.
The Rockland Nationals won 45 times in 55 games, scored the most and allowed the least to sit atop the CCHL.
The Greater Sudbury Cubs led the way in goals scored, goals allowed, power play and penalty kill to rule the NOJHL.
With 46 wins in 56 games – including 17 in a row – the Melfort Mustangs topped the SJHL for the first time in a decade.
The Winkler Flyers won their first regular-season title since 1997-98 thanks to a suffocating defence (1.84 GAPG).
The Calgary Canucks edged out Whitecourt on a tiebreaker to top the AJHL for the first time in the 21st century.
The Dryden Ice Dogs posted four win streaks of at least six games to edge out Kam River by four points in the SIJHL.
A late 14-game win streak and a dominant defence helped the Edmundston Blizzard to first place in the Maritimes.
The Braves de Valleyfield averaged almost six goals a game (283 in 48 GP) to score their way to the top in Quebec.
The Trenton Golden Hawks rode an early-season 15-game win streak and a league-best offence to the top of the OJHL.
The AJHL’s Calgary Canucks will welcome the best from across the CJHL to the Stampede City from May 8-18, 2025.
