Hockey
Jake Jeffrey
February 20, 2026
- Fri, 20 February 2026
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 has won four straight; Hawery, Brown face off against former teams again; Gatto continues to impress; What will the Knights do at the trade deadline?; Two at home this week, starting New Year’s Eve.
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.
He was the first coach of the London Lightning, leading them to their first two championships. This month, Michael Ray Richardson, 70, passed away, leaving a complicated legacy that included NBA All-Star status, a ban from basketball, and a redemptive coaching career.
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