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OK Tire is giving minor hockey players the chance to win their registration fees for next season – just wear your jersey into your local OK Tire and you’re entered to win!
See thee rise! Sign up for the U18 Women’s Worlds ticket list and to receive priority access to tickets in Cape Breton.
The Capital Region Female Minor Hockey Association has become a leader in growing girls’ hockey participation in B.C..
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Just 15 years old, Maddox Schultz has proven to be the full package on and off the ice for the Regina Pat Canadians, leading the iconic U18 program back to the TELUS Cup.
Nine league champions will join the host Calgary Canucks to compete for the Centennial Cup, presented by Tim Hortons.
Hockey and her Steelers teammates have given Peyton Walker strength, support and inspiration as she battles cancer.
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Twenty-five players—representing seven Members—will wear the Maple Leaf with Team Canada as it looks to defend its gold medal at the IIHF U18 Men’s World Championship.
From Lake Placid to Ceske Budejovice, Jocelyne Larocque is making Team Canada history in typical understated fashion.
U18 Women’s Worlds returns to Canada for the first time since 2016 when Sydney and Membertou play host next January.
Hockey motivated Christopher Roy as he battled leukemia, and the Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund helped him get back on the ice to play the game he loves.
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2025 TELUS Cup: Day 7 (Sunday, April 27)
The Pat Canadians won the TELUS Cup, while the Flyers earned the bronze medal.
2025 Esso Cup : Friday, April 25 (Medal Day)
Edmonton won gold, Saskatoon took silver and North York captured bronze of the 2025 Esso Cup.
2025 TELUS Cup: Day 6 (Saturday, April 26)
The Chevaliers and Pat Canadians won to set up a showdown for the national title.
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Frisco & Allen, TX
Date: Apr 23 to May 3
Stockholm, SWE & Herning, DEN
Date: May 9 to 25
Buffalo, NY
Date: May 24 to 31
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