Ohl Draft

The Ontario Hockey League's draft wrapped up this weekend, and while the hockey world was introduced to some new names, a few familiar names made their way to new teams as well.

The OHL draft marks the end of a long minor hockey journey, splitting up kids that played together their whole lives. For top prospects Michael Misa, Malcolm Spence and the Mississauga Senators, that bond runs deep.

The OHL draft is upon us, and despite some bumps along the way through COVID-19, the 2022 class won't disappoint.

Michael Misa, 15, stole the spotlight at the prestigious OHL Cup, edging out Connor McDavid's tournament scoring record. He's years away from getting selected, but the 2025 draft prospect is receiving rave reviews early.

The OHL Cup is back after a two-year hiatus, and there's an abundance of future stars playing in one of the biggest minor hockey events of the year. Here's a look at 15 names to watch.

Sixteen-year-old Taya Currie has made history as the first women selected to the OHL after the Sarnia Sting selected her 267th overall on Saturday afternoon.

Colby Barlow is one of the top prospects for the 2021 OHL draft, using his high top speed and good size to his advantage. He chatted with Steven Ellis about his path to the draft.

There has never been a harder year to be an OHL draft prospect, but the selection process must still go on. Here are 20 names to know, plus other honor mentions to keep an eye on as the draft happens online this weekend.

One of the top defensemen available for the 2021 OHL draft, Tristan Bertucci comes from the famed Toronto Marlboros program with an impressive resume.

With the COVID-19 pandemic leaving many kids without a place to play in 2020-21, Luke McNamara went down south to play with the Bishop Kearney Selects – a great move for his development.