- Fri, 27 February 2026
Knight Watch: Brown, Brzustewicz, Nicholl top producers since trade deadline; London’s 3-game win streak snapped by Soo; Home stretch ahead, starting this weekend vs. Sarnia and Peterborough.
Londoner Sarah Wilkes, a registered psychotherapist, is heading to her first Olympic Games in Italy this winter, representing Canada in women’s curling.
Knight Watch: London has several new faces, and they’re busy gelling in a new-look Knights lineup; Will Nicholl is enjoying his return to action; Ryan Brown tallies first points; Several Knights on NHL Central Scouting list; It’s a road trip in Sarnia, Owen Sound and Sault Ste. Marie this week.
Knight Watch: London busy at trade deadline, with O’Reilly, Woolley, Wilmott all departing; D-man Jacob Xu among those joining Knights; How will Knights fill holes in lineup? It’s home sweet home this weekend, with games against Brantford and Erie.
Knight Watch: London coming off split against first-place Windsor, but they’ve won just three of last eight; Sam O’Reilly (and Dale Hunter) away at Canada’s World Junior Camp; Two of three on the road this week, including the OHL’s best Bulldogs.
Knight Watch: London has lost four of its last six, including against rival Kitchener Wednesday; Cohen Bidgood is back from injury. Is Will Nicholl next? PJ Fagan claimed, headed to QMJHL; Linus Funck scores memorable Teddy Bear Toss goal.
Knight Watch: London salvages two points in disappointing road trip; Knights sit second in division and fourth in conference entering weekend; Former first-round pick Alex Campeau is GOHL Prospect of the Week; Home and home series vs. Saginaw up next.
Henry Brzustewicz and Jared Woolley, a pair of Los Angeles Kings prospects, have been key pieces to the defensive puzzle for the London Knights this year. They excel at goal prevention — and they can score at the other end, too.
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