HOCKEY CANADA
Centennial Cup alumni as Portage Terriers, Zack and Tanner Waldvogel are giving back to the tournament and their hometown, volunteering with their parents Gregg and Tracy.
Collingwood spent a few hours helping at the local Salvation Army, giving out more than just food to those in need.
Capping off his final junior hockey season at the Centennial Cup, Noah Pak has a bright future – on and off the ice.
A year ago, Danylo Korzhyletskyi and Mikhail Simchuk were playing in Ukraine. Now, they’re thriving in Brooks.
Fifteen years after winning a national title with Humboldt, Brayden Klimosko has returned behind the Battlefords bench.
Making their fourth straight appearance at the Centennial Cup, the Jr. Senators have plenty of experience to lean on.
The Cobras have earned their first Centennial Cup since 2017 thanks to terrific goaltending and offensive depth.
Road to Centennial: Portage
The Terriers are the only team at the Centennial Cup without a league title, but that doesn't mean they don't belong.
The Fighting Walleye have reeled in their first Centennial Cup appearance after winning the SIJHL championship.
A rock-solid goaltending tandem and offensively charged duo pushed the Rock to their first Centennial Cup appearance.
After a gruelling playoff run, the Steinbach Pistons are going to the Centennial Cup for the first time since 2018.
The two-time defending Centennial Cup champions aim to make history by capturing a third-straight national title.
A defence-first mentality and standout goaltending pushed the Collingwood Blues to their first Centennial Cup.
The Mariners successfully navigated their way to their first Centennial Cup thanks to a historic playoff run.
After a 23-year absence, a high-powered offence and very good goaltending have led the North Stars to the big dance.
Forty-four officials have been selected for the Esso Cup, Men’s U18 National Club Championship and Centennial Cup.
The host Portage Terriers will welcome nine CJHL league champions for the 2023 Centennial Cup, beginning May 11.
Who has won the most national titles? Which teams scored 11 goals in a game? How many alumni have played in the NHL?
Hockey Canada has unveiled the host communities for six national and international events, from B.C. to Nova Scotia.
