The road to the Calder Cup comes down to two teams: the Chicago Wolves and the Toronto Marlies. Every game of the Finals will be streamed live on AHLTV on FloHockey.
The 2025–26 school year will be remembered as one of the most successful and competitive seasons in recent memory for high school athletics across the Bay of Quinte region. Leading the way was St. Theresa Catholic Secondary School, whose Titans hockey team captured the school’s first-ever provincial championship.
This past week, we just announced the first-ever, Prince Edward County Fitness & Health Summit, a multi-day gathering of passionate and dedicated fitness and health professionals who share their knowledge, experience, and insights across sport, fitness, and health
High school athletics across the Bay of Quinte Athletic Association are reaching their spring seasonal peak. Local student-athletes are transitioning from historic winter championship victories directly into packed regional track schedules and diamond events.
Wellington, ON — The Wellington Dukes organization would like to provide an update to players, staff, supporters, and the broader community regarding the current status of the team.
High school sports in the Bay of Quinte are currently in the peak of the spring season as of May 2026. The most significant recent achievement is the St. Theresa Titans claiming their first-ever OFSAA A/AA Boys Hockey championship with an overtime victory at the CAA Arena in Belleville.
While their remarkable playoff run ultimately ended at the hands of the Fergus Whalers, including a hard-fought 3-1 loss in Game 5 of the Schmalz Cup final, the Huskies’ season marked a defining chapter in franchise history
BELLEVILLE, ON – With the 2025–26 season complete, members of the Belleville Senators are taking time to reflect on the year that was, both individually and as a group. Each of our 2026 Exit Interviews highlights a player’s season
The Frankford Huskies delivered another unforgettable playoff moment this past weekend, edging out a dramatic 4–3 overtime victory in a game that had everything—momentum swings, clutch performances, and a decisive finish under pressure.
BELLEVILLE, ON – The first period produced plenty of chances, as the Crunch narrowly outshot the Senators 11–10 while also generating opportunities on the man advantage. The Senators went 2-for-2 on the penalty kill and 0-for-1 on the power play to start the game.