Hawks fans, just a quick reminder that Tuesday’s Home game will be played in Niagara Falls, as your Trenton Golden Hawks will be showcasing their talents at the annual Governors Showcase.
Be sure to cheer us on from home, or make the trek down to Niagara Falls and join us.
Below is a quick article that was released by the OJHL, and it also has a link for the entire schedule!
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All 24 teams to play in front of 150 NHL, CHL, NCAA, U SPORTS scouts Sept. 15-17 in Niagara Falls
September 13, 2025, Mississauga, ON – Action opens Monday morning at the 2025 Ontario Junior Hockey League Governors’ Showcase in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
The OJHL is hosting the annual Governors’ Showcase in association with the Niagara Falls Canucks Junior A Hockey Club from Sept. 15-17, 2025, in two arenas at the state-of-the-art Gale Centre.
The Buffalo Jr Sabres and North York Rangers meet in Monday’s first game beginning at 10 a.m. The Stouffville Spirit and Caledon Admirals face off at 11 a.m. Games will be played between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. each day The host Canucks play the Markham Royals on Tuesday at 7 p.m. and the Lindsay Muskies on Wednesday at 4 p.m.
MilkUP is returning as presenting sponsor of the OJHL Governors’ Showcase. The event is one of the largest junior hockey showcases in North America, with the event annually attracting more than 150 scouts from various levels of the game, including NHL Central Scouting, the 32 NHL teams, NCAA Division I and III, the CHL and U SPORTS.
The Showcase is being hosted in the beautiful and iconic destination of Niagara Falls for the second straight year. The Gale Centre is a fully accessible facility with full concessions, pro shop, 20 dressing rooms and plenty of meeting room space to meet the needs of the OJHL Governors’ Showcase.
All 24 OJHL teams will convene on Niagara Falls and play two games each over the three days of the Showcase. These regular season games count towards the OJHL season standings. All games will be webcast by the OJHL’s webcast partner, FloHockey. All games will use Video Goal Review (VGR), which was implemented last season in the OJHL.
Day passes for all fans will be sold for $20 in the Main Rink Entry area box office of the Gale Centre. Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free of charge.
As presenting sponsor of the OJHL Governors’ Showcase, MilkUP will have branding on all collateral materials in and outside of the venue involved with the OJHL Governors’ Showcase, including images, videos and webcasts of the event again this year.
Click the link for the OJHL’s September schedule, including all 24 games being played during the Governors’ Showcase: https://www.ojhl.ca/stats/schedule/all-teams/74/9?league=1
The Ontario Junior Hockey League is the largest Junior ‘A’ league operating under the auspices of the Canadian Junior Hockey League with 24 member clubs. The OJHL had more than 135 commitments in 2024-25.
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About MilkUP
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About the OJHL – “League of Choice”
The Ontario Junior Hockey League is the largest Junior ‘A’ league operating under the auspices of the Canadian Junior Hockey League with 24 member clubs. The OJHL is the home of the 2024 Centennial Cup champion Collingwood Blues. A proud member of the CJHL and Ontario Hockey Association, the OJHL was originally named the Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League and it was formed out of the Central Junior ‘B’ Hockey League in 1993-94. With a long and storied history of developing players for the next level, including U SPORTS, the NCAA, CHL, minor pro ranks and the NHL, the OJHL had more than 135 commitments this past season.
