Huskies Hunt for Division Crown: Frankford Advances to PJHL Semifinals
The Frankford Huskies are charging into the Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL)Tod Division semifinals after a dominant first-round performance. Following a strong regular season where they finished second in the division with 30 wins, the Huskies have firmly established themselves as a championship contender.
As the 2025–26 season concludes, the organization is already focused on the future. The Scott Drummond Motors Showcase Tournament
NAPANEE, ON — The Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) has officially announced its 2025-2026 season awards, naming Jacob Brown of the Napanee Raiders as the Tod Division Goalie of the Year. Brown, a native of Yarker, Ontario, emerged as a foundational piece for the Raiders this season after joining the club with an impressive pedigree.
Napanee takes game three and leads the series 2-1. Ben White scores both of Napanee’s goals. Â
Next game is Friday, in Hanover, at 8pm.
While the Raiders are squarely focused on playing strong playoff hockey and chasing another Provincial Junior Hockey League Tod Division title for Napanee, they must also consider their future.
The previous owners tirelessly invested money, talent, and knowledge to enhance the team’s performance. However, they faced numerous challenges on their own. It’s with a heavy heart that they sought new owners to guide the next chapter in the long history of the Campbellford Rebels. Bryce, Dave, and Daniel have taken on the responsibility
To celebrate our 35th anniversary, the Raiders will be hosting Glory Days!
Players from the past 35 years will face off against each other on Oct. 14, 2023 at 4 p.m. Following the game, they will host a fundraiser dinner
As expected, the inaugural Provincial Junior Hockey League season was a building process for the new junior C Frankford Huskies franchise.
After the previous season was wiped out, the Napanee Raiders returned to Provincial Junior Hockey League action last year with a focus on development. That’s not to say winning wasn’t important, but the Raiders were one of the youngest teams, not only in their division, but in the entire province for junior C teams, notes Raiders head coach Ben Hagerman.
Having been involved in hockey for the past 45 years, John Johnson isn’t about to shy away from a challenge. That’s why he took on the roles of head coach and general manager with the Campbellford Rebels.
