HOCKEY CANADA
Jacob Boucher had four assists, Malyk Côté scored twice and had a helper, and the Chevaliers beat the Halifax Macs 8-1 to win their first national championship.
Maddox Schultz scored twice and has two assists to lead the Pat Canadians past the Rockets for bronze at the TELUS Cup.
The Atlantic Region champions come to their sixth TELUS Cup on a red-hot run, losing just four of 51 games this season.
After earning silver last year, the Quebec champions have two things on their mind: redemption and a national title.
It’s been 23 years, but the Central Region champions are finally ready to make their second TELUS Cup appearance.
The West Region champions are making their 11th appearance with the goal of going back-to-back at the TELUS Cup.
The back-to-back Pacific Region champions have one goal in mind: win British Columbia’s first TELUS Cup since 1982.
After 43 days without a game, the host Petes are ready to welcome the best U18 club teams from across the country.
Halifax, Lévis, Okanagan, Regina and Waterloo will join host Peterborough to compete for a national title.
Schedules and ticket package details have been unveiled for the Esso Cup, TELUS Cup and Centennial Cup this spring.
Dieppe, New Brunswick, will host the 2026 Esso Cup and Peterborough, Ontario, will welcome the 2026 TELUS Cup.
Check out the format and learn more about the 51-year history of Canada’s U18 Men’s National Club Championship.
