Ontario Postseason Hockey Hub

Ontario Hockey Federation Championships

The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) Minor Hockey Championship is three-day event that determines OHF Champions at the U13 A, AA, U15 A, AA and U18 A, AA categories.

The 2022 OHF Championships are scheduled for April 22-24. Five teams participate at each of the OHF Championships. The participants are the minor hockey member partner championship teams from the Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario (Alliance), Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) and the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) in each age group plus host teams.

CLICK HERE for the OHF Championship home page

 

Ontario U13 & U15 AAA Championships

The Ontario Championships are a provincial championship for the U13 AAA and U15 AAA division, including teams from all three Hockey Canada branches within the Ontario: Hockey Eastern (HEO), Hockey Northwestern Ontario (HNO) and the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF).

  

U13 OHF AAA Championship

The U13 tournament is being hosted by the Burlington Eagles April 11-15.

CLICK HERE for U13 scores and schedule. 

CLICK HERE for the U13 standings.

 

Qualifying Teams (Ontario Rankings)

#1 Huron-Perth Lakers

#2 Ottawa Valley Titans

#3 Don Mills Flyers

#14 Niagara North Stars

#21 Thunder Bay Kings

#41 Soo Jr. Greyhounds

#42 Burlington Eagles

 

Top Game of the Tournament:

April 12, 12 p.m. ET – #2 Ottawa Valley Titans 6, #1 HP Lakers 5

CLICK HERE for full scoresheet

 

Championship Game:

#1 Huron-Peth Lakers 3, #3 Don Mills Flyers 2

CLICK HERE for full scoresheet

 

 

U15 OHF AAA Championship

The U15 tournament is being hosted by the Elgin Middlesex Chiefs April 11-15.

CLICK HERE for U15 scores and schedule. 

CLICK HERE for the U15 standings.

 

Qualifying Teams (Ontario Rankings)

#1 Toronto Jr. Canadiens

#3 Halton Hurricanes

#5 Myers Automotive

#11 Huron-Perth Lakers

#27 Elgin Middlesex Chiefs

#40 Thunder Bay Kings

#46 North Bay Trappers

 

Top Game of the Tournament:

April 13, 1:15 p.m. ET – #1 Toronto Jr. Candiens 2, #5 Myers Automotive 0

CLICK HERE for full scoresheet

 

Championship Game:

#1 Toronto Canadiens 6, #5 Myers Automotive 3

CLICK HERE for full scoresheet

 

 

Ontario Hockey Leaugue (OHL) U16 AAA Cup

The 2022 OHL Cup featured  he top 20 U16 AAA teams from Ontario and the United States. The showcase took place from March 30 to April 4, with all games being played at the Scotiabank Pond in Toronto. The Championship game was played at Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday April 4.

Champions and finalists from the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA), Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario (ALLIANCE), along with representatives from Hockey Northwestern Ontario (HNO), and the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) were scheduled to compete along with two representatives from the United States.

CLICK HERE for the tournament home page.

CLICK HERE for more info on the tournament structure.

CLICK HERE for the game scores and schedule.

CLICK HERE for the final standings. 

CLICK HERE for the OHL Cup All-Star Team.

CLCK HERE for the final statistics.

 

Championship Game

Michael Misa had a record night, powering the wild-card entry and MHR top-ranked Mississauga Senators to a 6-2 win over the second-ranked Toronto Jr. Canadiens in the 2022 OHL Cup championshp game April 4 at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.

A big crowd witnessed the first-ever Championship Final hat trick and five-point performance as Misa, an underage forward,  broke Connor McDavid’s 2012 showcase record, claiming MVP honors with 20 points (10-10–20) in seven games.

 

 

Ontario Central Region U18AAA Championship

The Central Region U18 AAA Championship, part of the TELUS Cup U18 Canadian national club championship tournament, includes teams from two of the three Hockey Canada branches within Ontario: Hockey Eastern (HEO) and the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF). Champions from the ALLIANCE, GTHL and OMHA – as well as the HEO champion – compete with the champion from the Northern Ontario Hockey League for the right to represent the Central Region in the TELUS Cup. 

This years Central Region 18U AAA Championship was played April 4-10 at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto and was hosted by the Toronto Young Nationals Hockey Club. 

Congratulations to the the 2022 18U AAA Central Region champions:

Mississauga Reps

The champion from Hockey Northwestern Ontario competes in the West Region of the TELUS Cup qualifier against the Manitoba and Saskatchewan U18 AAA league champions.

The Central Region U18 AAA Championship always is completed two weeks prior to the start of the TELUS Cup, which this year is slated to run from April 18-24. The Alberta and British Columbia champs compete in the Pacific Region, while champions from Quebec leagues compete in the Quebec Region and the Maritime league champions participate in the Atlantic Region Championship.

CLICK HERE for the Central Region 18U AAA Championship home page

CLICK HERE for the schedule and scores.

CLICK HERE for the standings.

 

Qualifying Teams (Ontario Rankings)

#2 Mississauga Reps

#4 Nepean Raiders

#7 Guelph Gryphons

#9 Toronto Young Nationals

#30 Huron-Perth Lakers

#43 Soo Jr. Greyhounds

 

Championship Game:

April 10 – #2 Mississauga Reps 3, #9 Toronto Young Nationals 1

 

 

Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario Championships

The Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario (Alliance) held its U13 and U15 AAA Boys championshps April 1-3, with the champions in each age group advancing to the U13 and U15 All-Ontario Championships. The older age-group chapionships took place in March at various Ontario venues, with U16 and U18 champions being crowned by the end of the month. 

 

Alliance U18 Boys AAA Championship

The Alliance U18 Boys AAA Championship took place at various Ontario venues between March 8 and March 28, concluding with a championship series featuring the 34th-ranked Huron-Perth Lakers defeating the No. 35 London Knights, four points to two (two games to one) in a best-of-three series. The champs earned the right to compete in the Central Region Champioship for an opportunity to advance to the Telus Cup club national-championship tournament starting April 18. 

CLICK HERE for the full schedule and game results. 

 

Championship Series (Best of 3 - Ontario Rankings):

March 26 – #34 Huron-Perth Lakers 4, #35 London Knights 2

March 27 – #35 London Knights 1, #34 Huron-Perth Lakers 0

Marcy 28 – #34 Huron-Perth Lakers 3, London Knights 0 

 

 

Alliance U16 Boys AAA Championship

The Alliance U16 Boys AAA Championship took place at various Ontario venues between March 9 and April 15, concluding with a championship series featuring the fifth-ranked London Jr. Knights defeating the No. 8 Brantford 99ers, by sweeping the best-of-three showdown. 

CLICK HERE for the full schedule and game results. 

 

Championship Series (Best of 3 - Ontario Rankings):

April 14 – #5 London Knights 7, #8 Brampton 99ers 3

April 15 – #5 London Knights 5, #8 Brampton 99ers 3

 

 

Alliance U15 Boys AAA Championship

The Alliance U15 Boys AAA Championship was hosted in Kitchener, Ontario, by the Kitchener Rangers April 1-3. 

CLICK HERE for the full schedule and game results. 

CLICK HERE for the standings

 

Championship Game (Ontario Rankings):

#11 Huron-Perth Lakers 3, #31Lambton Jr. Sting 1

 

 

Alliance U13 Boys AAA Championship

The Alliance U13 Boys AAA Championship was hosted in Essex, Ontario, by the Sun County Panthers April 1-3. 

CLICK HERE for the full schedule and game results. 

 

Championship Game (Ontario Rankings):

#2 Huron-Perth Lakers 4, #9 Sun County Panthers 0

 

 

Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) Championsips

The OMHA Championships are scheduled during three weekends – March 25-27, April 1-3 and April 8-10. The U12 through U18 AAA Boys championships will be held in Oakville, Ontario March 25-27 and April 1-3.

Round-robin play occurs during the first two days, with the semifinals and championship games set to take place on Sunday.

CLICK HERE for the OMHA Championships home page, with more info and links to specific age groups, schedules and results.

On the girls’ side, the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association will hold its provincial championship tournaments April 7-10 at various locations around Ontario.

  

OMHA Boys U18 AAA

The OMHA Boys U18 AAA championship was held in Oakville, Ontario from March 25-27 at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. CLICK HERE to see the OMCHA Championship home page.

CLICK HERE for the U18 AAA schedule, scores and standings.

 

Participating Teams (Ontario Boys Rankings):

#1 Ajax-Pickering Raiders

#5 Oshawa Generals

#9 Burlington Eagles  

#13 Guelph Gryphons

#16 York-Simcoe Express

#20 Oakville Rangers

#29 Grey-Bruce Highlanders

#52 Clarington Toros

 

Championship Game:

March 27 – #13 Guelph Gryphons 3, #1 Ajax-Pickering Raiders 2

 

 

OMHA Boys U16 AAA

The OMHA Boys U16 AAA championship was held in Oakville, Ontario, March 25-27 at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. 

CLICK HERE for the U16 AAA schedule, scores and standings. 

 

Participating Teams (Ontario Boys Rankings):

#5 Quinte Red Devils

#9 Niagara North Stars

#12 Markham Waxers

#17 Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs

#18 Ajax-Pickering Raiders

#20 York-Simcoe Express

#23 Halton Hurricanes

#33 Burlington Eagles

 

Championship Game:

March 27 – #20 York-Simcoe Express 2, #9 Niagara North Stars 1

 

 

OMHA U15 AAA

The OMHA Boys U15 AAA championship iwas held in Oakville, Ontario, April 1-3 at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex.

CLICK HERE for the U15 AAA schedule, scores and standings. 

 

Participating Teams (Ontario Boys Rankings):

#3 Halton Hurricanes

#4 York Simcoe Express

#6 Peterborough Petes

#9 Central Ontario Wolves

#10 Barrie Colts 

#12 Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs

#13 Southern Tier Admirals

#22 Niagara North Stars

 

Championship Game:

April 3 – #3 Halton Hurricanes 4, #9 Central Ontario Wolves 0

 

 

OMHA U14 AAA

The OMHA Boys U14 AAA championship was held in Oakville, Ontario, April 1-3 at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. CLICK HERE to see the age-group home page. 

CLICK HERE for the U14 AAA schedule, scores and standings. 

 

Participating Teams (Ontario Boys Rankings):

#4 Oakville Rangers

#5 Peterborough Petes

#8 Barrie Colts

#9 York Simcoe Express

#26 Niagara North Stars

#29 Guelph Gryphons

#36 Kingston Jr. Gaels

#38 Grey Bruce Higlanders

 

Championship Game:

April 3  – #5 Peterborough Petes 3, #9 York Simcoe Express 2

 

 

OMHA Boys U13 AAA

The OMHA Boys U13 AAA championship was held in Oakville, Ontario, April 1-3 at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. 

 

CLICK HERE for the U13 AAA schedule, scores and standings. 

 

Participating Teams (Ontario Boys Rankings):

#11 Oakville Rangers

#13 York Simcoe Express 

#14 Niagara North Stars

#24 Barrie Colts

#25 Grey Bruce Highlanders

#26 Richmond Hill Coyotes

#27 Markham Waxers

#32 Halton Hurricanes

 

Championship Game:

April 3 – #14 Niagara North Stars 5, #13 York Simcoe Express 2

 

  

Hockey Eastern Ontario Boys

The Hockey Eastern Ontario U18 AAA boys' league crowned it's champion recently, while the U13, U14 and U15 AAA playoffs finished up March 30.  

 

HEO U18 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

The fourth-ranked Nepean Raiders swept the No. 7 Navan Grads in their best-of-five series, 3-0, to claim the NEO 18U AAA championship and earn a spot representing the league at the Central Region Championships hosted by the Toronto Young Nationals April 4-10.

 

Here is a recap of the series:

GAME 1 – NEPEAN 5, NAVAN 0

Nicholas Larkin, Treyson Dewar, Brayden Melenhorst, Grayden Robertson-Palmer,and Luka Benoit scored, with Dom Amodeo making 17 saves to earn the shutout.

 

GAME 2 – NEPEAN 5, NAVAN 3

Nicholas Larkin scored twice, while Treyson Dewar, Brett Hammond and Will Hughes each potted a goal and Jaden Cholette made 18-saves to push Nepean out in front, 2-0, in the series. Danik Marion, Nathan Villeneuve and Sam Glover, scored for Nepean and Mathis Mainville had 25 saves. 

 

GAME 3 – NEPEAN 4, NAVAN 0

Luka Benoit had two goals, with Luke Posthumus and Cole Beaudoineach tallying once as Nepean clinched the title. Dom Amodeo made 21-saves for his second shutout of the series, while Owen Wilgos stopped 33 pucks for the Grads.

  

 

HEO U15 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

Fifth-ranked Myers Automotive defeated the No. 8 Ottawa Jr. 67's, 6-1, to clinch the U15 HEO championship April 2. Myers won the series, 8 points to 2 to advance to the OHF Championships April 11-15. 

CLICK HERE for the full schedule and results.

 

 

HEO U14 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

These five teams competed for the HEO U14 AAA championship:

#5 Ottawa Valley Titans

#11 Upper Canada Cyclones

#14 Myers Automotive AAA

#20 Eastern Ontario Wild

#25 Ottawa Jr. 67's

The No. 11 Cyclones knocked off 14th-ranked Myers Automotive, 7 points to 1, but both teams advanced to the OHL Cup to be held April 14-16 in Oakville, Ontario. 

CLICK HERE for the full schedule and results. 

 

 

HEO U13 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

These four teams competed for the HEO U13 AAA championship:

#2 Ottawa Valley Titans

#6 Myers Automotive AAA

#15 Upper Canada Cyclones

#31 Ottawa Jr. 67's

The second-ranked Titans swept No. 6 Myers Automotive, 8 points to 0, to advance to the OHF Championship April 11-15 in Burlington, Ontario. 

CLICK HERE for the schedule and results. 

 

 

Northern Ontario Hockey Association Boys

The Northern Ontario Hockey Associaition recently crowned its champions in the boys' U18, U15, U14 and U13 AAA divisions. 

 

NOHA U18 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

#42 Soo Jr. Greyhounds def. #54 Sudbury Nickel Capitals

 

NOHA U15 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

#46 North Bay Trappers def. #29 Soo Jr. Greyhounds

 

NOHA U14 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

#10 Soo Jr. Greyhounds def. #46 Sudbury Nickel Capitals

 

NOHA U13 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

#41 Soo Jr. Greyhounds def. #38 North Bay Trappers 

 

Greater Toronto Hockey League Boys

The Greater Toronto Hockey league playoffs were completed in all age groups by April 11.

 

GTHL U18 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

These four teams competed for the GTHL U18 AAA championship:

#2 Mississauga Reps

#3 Toronto Jr. Canadiens

#11 Toronto Young Nationals

#14 Toronto Titans

 

Championship Game

March 29 – #11 Toronto Young Nationals 3, Mississauga Reps 2

 

 

GTHL U16 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

These four teams competed for the GTHL U16 AAA championship: 

#2 Toronto Jr. Canadiens

#3 Toronto Marlboros

#4 Markham Majors

#11 Don Mills Flyers

 

Championship Game

Monday, March 28 – #2 Toronto Jr. Canadiens 6, Markham Majors 2

 

 

GTHL U15 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

The No. 1 Toronto Jr. Canadiens defeated the No. 2 Toronto Marlboros, 6-1, April 4 to cpature the GTHL U15 AAA title. 

CLICK HERE for schedule and scores.

 

 

GTHL U14 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

The No. 1 Vaughan Kings defeated the No. 2 Toronto Marlboros, 5-2, April 11 to cpature the GTHL U14 AAA title. 

CLICK HERE for schedule and scores.

 

 

GTHL U13 AAA (Ontario Boys Rankings)

The No. 3 Don Mills Flyers defeated the No. 4 Toronto Titans, 2-1, April 11 to cpature the GTHL U13 AAA title. 

CLICK HERE for schedule and scores.

 

 

Ontario Female Postseason Roundup

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA) is the governing body for female ice hockey in Ontario and is a member of the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF.) It governs all levels of female hockey in Ontario at a provincial level. The OWHA Provincial Championships are scheduled for April 7-10 in the greater Toronto area.

CLICK HERE for the OWHA Championships home page.

CLICK HERE for OWHA leagues and standings.

 

OWHA Girls U22 AA Elite

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association U18 Girls AAA championship tournament was held in Mississauga, Ontario, April 7-10.

CLICK HERE for the U22 AA Elite Provincial Standings and participating teams.  

CLICK HERE for the U22 AA Elite championship bracket.

 

Championship Game (Canada Girls Rankings):

April 10 – #3 Etobicoke Dolphins 2, #1 Durham West Lightning 1 

 

OWHA Girls U18 AA

The Ontario Women’s Hockey Association U18 Girls AAA championship tournament was held in Etobicoke and Mississauga, Ontario, April 7-10.  

Venues:
Westwood Arena – Etobicoke, Ontario

Iceland Arena – Mississauga, Ontario

 

Standings & Participating Teams:

CLICK HERE for the U18 AA Provincial Standings and participating teams.

CLICK HERE for the U18 AA championship bracket.

 

Championship Game (Canada Girls Rankings):

April 10 – #6 Durham West Lightning 3, #15 Whitby Wolves 1

  

 

Ontario Girls U15 AA

The OWHA U15 Girls AAA championship tournament was held in Brampton and Mississauga, Ontario, April 7-10.

CLICK HERE for the U15 AA Provincial Standings and participating teams.  

CLICK HERE for the U15 AA championship bracket.

 

Championship Game (Canada Girls Rankings):

April 10 – #1 Peterborough Ice Kats 2, #2 Durham West Lightning 1

 

 

Ontario Girls U13 AA

The OWHA U13 Girls AAA championship tournament was held in North York, Ontario, April 7-10.

Venue:
Chesswood Arena – North York, Ontario 

CLICK HERE for the U13 AA Provincial Standings and participating teams.

CLICK HERE for the U13 AA championship bracket.

 

Championship Game (Canada Girls Rankings):

April 10 – #2 Waterloo Ravens 4, #5 Barrie Sharks 2