US EditionLondon Knights return to Memorial Cup final with 5-2 win over Moncton Wildcats
- On Friday, May 30, 2025, in Rimouski, Quebec, the London Knights secured a 5-2 victory over the Moncton Wildcats in the Memorial Cup semifinal.
- The Knights reached the final by building on strong offensive performances and solid goaltending, continuing their consistent success which includes only one instance of consecutive losses since March 2024.
- Key contributors to the London victory included Landon Sim, Denver Barkey, Jesse Nurmi, and Blake Montgomery, who scored the game-winning goal 3:35 into the third period, supported by goaltender Austin Elliott’s 21 saves.
- Moncton’s Caleb Desnoyers scored a power-play goal and added an assist, while Dyllan Gill added a second-period goal, and goalie Mathis Rousseau stopped 32 shots despite the loss.
- London will face the Medicine Hat Tigers, Western Hockey League champions, on Sunday in the Memorial Cup final for the Canadian junior hockey title.
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London beats Moncton 5-2 to advance to face Medicine Hat in Memorial Cup final
Blake Montgomery broke a tie at 3:35 of the third period and the London Knights beat the Moncton Wildcats 5-2 on Friday night in the Memorial Cup semifinal to advance to face the Medicine Hat Tigers on Sunday in the final.
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London Knights return to Memorial Cup final with 5-2 win over Moncton Wildcats
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Etienne Morin’s season ends after Moncton loss to London in Memorial Cup semi-final
Etienne Morin's junior hockey season concluded on Friday when his Moncton Wildcats were defeated 5-2 by the London Knights in the Memorial Cup semi-final. Despite Morin contributing an assist and significant ice time, the Wildcats struggled to maintain momentum against the Knights, who led in shots and possession throughout the game. Moncton's brief comebacks, including two power play goals, couldn't withstand London’s offensive pressure, ultima…
Saturday's FTB: Knights in Green Satin
Last night London did the deed. They spotted Moncton a few choice power plays but when it really mattered, their PK was perfect and they scored a couple to take the lead deep in the third. London (or the ref, depending on who you ask) gifted Moncton one more power play, but no dice. Final score was 5-2.#Leafs prospect Easton Cowan with a very pretty primary assist and an empty net goal to help London to a 5-2 win. They move on to the Memorial Cu…
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