HOCKEY CANADA
After 64 days and 427 games from coast to coast, six teams have survived the Road to the TELUS Cup and punched their tickets to Canada’s National Midget Championship.
The playoff puck has dropped, and the Road to the TELUS Cup has begun. Follow every game as 149 teams become six.
When the 2017-18 season opened, 149 Midget teams had the opportunity to become national champions. Now, who remains?
Will it be Fraser Valley or Lethbridge who skate deeper into uncharted territory and earn a first trip to the TELUS Cup?
Will it be Kenora, Notre Dame, Thunder Bay or Winnipeg that earns the right to wave the West Region banner in Sudbury?
Ajax-Pickering. Hawkesbury. Rockland. Sudbury. Toronto. Waterloo. Who survives and goes north to represent the region?
Five teams – Cole Harbour, Dartmouth, Kensington, Moncton and St. John’s – are left. Who earns the trip to Sudbury?
Top-seeded Magog takes on unbeaten Trois-Rivières for the LHMAAAQ title. Who takes the final step towards Sudbury?
With the regular season behind them, the Sudbury Nickel Capital Wolves are set for the final stretch on the #Road2TELUS.
The Nickel City is gearing up for two national Midget championships – the TELUS Cup in 2018 and Esso Cup in 2019.
The TELUS Cup hosts flexed their offensive muscle to open the GNML season, scoring 28 goals during a four-game win streak.
As part of the BDO Goals for Kids program, MHAs will benefit from goals scored at select national and international events.
Canada’s National Midget Championship is going back to Northern Ontario; Sudbury will play host to the 2018 TELUS Cup.
