Ryan Pyette

1 day ago | lfpress.com | Ryan Pyette

The Wilfrid Laurier star quarterback stopped by Green Bay’s famous Lambeau Field recently while working out for the Packers ahead of the NFL draft starting on Thursday night. “I had watched some CFL games in person but have never been down there (for an NFL game),” the 23-year-old Londoner said. “That was pretty cool to see and it’s pretty historic.

3 days ago | lfpress.com | Ryan Pyette

They had already lost three times to the veteran-laden Vaughan Kings this season and were down two goals in the first period of the Ontario Hockey Federation Central Region U18 ‘AAA’ boys championship final a few weeks back. “It was looking like things weren’t going to work out for us,” coach Brian Dobbin said, “but the kids are a special group and decided they were going to win that game. They played the way they can and said, ‘you’re not beating us this time.’ That’s what happened.

6 days ago | lfpress.com | Ryan Pyette

The Habs went on a surprise run to the final before losing to Tampa Bay. Four years and a quick rebuild later, the 25-year-old Londoner has qualified again – along with memorable ex-Knights Christian Dvorak and Josh Anderson. Those are just a handful of the vast number of skaters with London and area ties heading to the NHL’s postseason this spring. Suzuki, now captain, scored 30 goals for the second straight year and led the club with 89 points and a plus-19 rating.

6 days ago | thesudburystar.com | Ryan Pyette

Published Apr 18, 2025  •  Last updated 2 hours ago  •  3 minute readMontreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki celebrates a goal with teammates. (Minas Panagiotakis/ Getty Images)Article contentRemember what happened the last time Nick Suzuki and the Montreal Canadiens went to the Stanley Cup playoffs? Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.

6 days ago | lfpress.com | Ryan Pyette

When Kasper Halttunen’s goal early in overtime was reversed for an offside entry after a marathon video review, the London captain made sure his teammates stayed focused. A few minutes later, Sam O’Reilly completed the sweep of the Otters with a tally 6:49 into the extra session for a 4-3 victory before 3,198 Thursday at Erie Insurance Arena. The Knights are halfway to defending their OHL title.