The OJHL proves development with current OJHL players and alumni represented at training camps across all 20 OHL clubs.
MISSISSAUGA, ON – Sep 10, 2026 – The Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) is proud to announce that 328 current OJHL players and alumni attended Ontario Hockey League training camps, according to the OHL Training Camp Player Summary.
Current OJHL players and alumni were represented at the training camp of every OHL club. Barrie and Kingston led the way with 23 current OJHL players and alumni each, followed by Erie with 22. Brampton and Oshawa each welcomed 20 current OJHL players and alumni.
The distribution extended across the entire OHL, with every club hosting at least seven current OJHL players and alumni. That breadth of representation demonstrates the reach, consistency and strength of player development throughout the OJHL.
The result reflects the OJHL standard: We Earn the Next Level. We Prove Development. Players do not simply talk about moving forward – they prepare, compete and earn opportunities through a league built to advance them in hockey and in life.
BY THE NUMBERS
- 328 current OJHL players and alumni attended OHL training camps
- 20 OHL clubs featured current OJHL players and alumni
- Five OHL camps included 20 or more current OJHL players and alumni
- Every OHL club hosted at least seven current OJHL players and alumni
This is the OJHL pathway in action: daily preparation turning into real next-level opportunity. The league congratulates all current OJHL players and alumni who earned OHL training-camp invitations, along with the coaches, teams, families and communities supporting their development.
About the OJHL – “We Earn the Next Level”
The Ontario Junior Hockey League is a Junior A hockey league built around one shared standard: We Earn the Next Level. Through a player-first environment, daily competition and exposure to opportunities in the NCAA, OHL, U SPORTS and professional hockey, the OJHL prepares athletes for what comes next. The results prove development – on the ice, in the community and throughout each player’s journey.
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For more information:
Noah Vandervinne
Director, Marketing & Events
Ontario Junior Hockey League
905-706-8987
nvandervinne@theojhl.ca
