Ryan Pyette

2 weeks ago | nipawinjournal.com | Ryan Pyette

You can chalk it up to the insane depth of having 13 NHL-drafted players and more on the way later this month. But the London Knights are celebrating a Memorial Cup championship because they combined their skill and experience with a burning desire to win, an ability to learn from their mistakes and a relentless belief in their coaching. "We lost to Medicine Hat (last Tuesday) and it only made them more angry and more determined," London GM Mark Hunter said on the ice after the historic victory.

2 weeks ago | lfpress.com | Ryan Pyette

You can chalk it up to the insane depth of having 13 NHL-drafted players and more on the way later this month. But the London Knights are celebrating a Memorial Cup championship because they combined their skill and experience with a burning desire to win, an ability to learn from their mistakes and a relentless belief in their coaching. “We lost to Medicine Hat (last Tuesday) and it only made them more angry and more determined,” London GM Mark Hunter said on the ice after the historic victory.

2 weeks ago | kingstonthisweek.com | Ryan Pyette

Here's what turned this London Knights team into Memorial Cup champs"It’s a special group,” general manager Mark Hunter saidDenver Barkey carries the Memorial Cup behind Easton Cowan, holding the trophy he won as tournament MVP, as the London Knights celebrated with fans along Dundas Place in downtown London roughly 24 hours after winning the national junior hockey championship. Photo taken on June 2, 2025. (Mike Hensen/The London Free Press)Article contentRIMOUSKI, QUE.

2 weeks ago | lfpress.com | Ryan Pyette

“It was brutal,” said the London Knights forward, who rebounded to co-lead the tournament in scoring and was named MVP after a 4-1 victory over the Tigers in the championship final before 4,512 Sunday at Sun Life Financial Coliseum. “I only had a bagel and slept all day. I felt horrible but I’m glad I could push through for this group.”The Maple Leafs first-rounder finished with three goals and seven points and an incredible 26 shots in five games.

2 weeks ago | torontosun.com | Ryan Pyette

The London Knights converted last year’s Memorial Cup heartbreak into the ultimate comeback tale by scoring the game’s first four goals in a 4-1 victory over Medicine Hat to claim the Canadian Hockey League’s biggest prize before 4,512 on Sunday at Sun Life Financial Coliseum. They shrugged off an early push from the well-rested and previously unbeaten Tigers, then held them off during a furious finish.