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Author: Jake Jeffrey

Hockey

Home-ice advantage comes down to final weekend

Knight Watch: London needs three of a possible four points this weekend to secure fourth in the Western Conference; Henry Brzustewicz and Braidy Wassilyn eye milestone goals; Formidable foes ahead in Windsor Friday at home, Flint on road Saturday.

Hockey

Knights looking to round into playoff form

Knight Watch: London swept three last week — but remain in fifth in Western Conference; Jaxon Cover, Sebastian Gatto continue strong play; Knights get Guelph at home Friday, head to Windsor Sunday.

Hockey

Brown has reached new level with Knights

Acquired by the Knights from Sarnia in December, Ryan Brown has excelled as a key forward in London, producing more than a point per game, significantly outpacing his offensive output with the Sting.

Hockey

With eight games left, Knights have time to grab fourth in West

Knight Watch: London will see plenty of Guelph (three times) in their final eight games; Trio have a chance at 20-goal seasons; Knights won’t win Midwest Division for first time since 2018; Midweek contest Wednesday, then home-and-home vs. Erie.

Hockey

Three games in three days a good test for Knights

Knight Watch: London remains in fifth, but home-ice in playoffs still in play; Knights embrace matinees; William Nicholl scoring the winners; Two tough West opponents this weekend in Windsor (at home), Kitchener (on road).

Hockey

Knights welcome East as they look to move up in West

Knight Watch: London clinches playoff spot for 24th straight season; Cohen Bidgood achieves career highs; Gatto wins pair last weekend; Three to be inducted into Knights Hall of Fame; Two at home against Eastern foes this weekend.

Hockey

Home swing ahead for Knights, who look to gain ground

Knight Watch: London reaches 30-win mark — again; Ryan Brown riding 11-game point streak (11 G, 22 points); Andoni Fimis the Knights’ ironman; Five straight at home, beginning with big game Friday vs. Sault Ste. Marie.

Olympics

Gosling’s continued rise earns her Olympic spot

A final cut back in 2022, Julia Gosling has not only made this year’s Canadian Olympic team, but she’s thriving — both in international play and with the Seattle Torrent of the PWHL.