London Knights Redeem Past Losses with Historic Memorial Cup Victory

Sunday, June 1, 2025, 11:37 pm

The London Knights transformed last year’s heartbreak into a triumphant comeback by clinching the Memorial Cup in a high-stakes, nail-biting showdown. Their last-minute brilliance not only silenced critics but also added an unexpected twist to what everyone assumed was just another predictable championship narrative.

citynews.ca / Maple Leafs prospect Cowan named Memorial Cup MVP following London Knights win

Toronto Maple Leafs prospect and London Knights winger Easton Cowan has claimed the Stafford Smythe Trophy as the MVP of the 2025 Memorial Cup. Sound familiar? This comes nine years after impending free agent Mitch Marner captured the same honours for the Knights following their tournament victory…

cbc.ca / Champions! London Knights celebrate 3rd Memorial Cup win

The team won against the Medicine Hat Tigers in the Canadian Major Junior championship game, with Easton Cowan becoming the first player since 1972 to lead the tournament in scoring.

torontosun.com / London Knights redeem themselves with Memorial Cup crown

They finally wrote their storybook ending. The London Knights converted last year’s Memorial Cup heartbreak into the ultimate comeback tale by scoring the game’s first four goals in a 4-1 victory over Medicine Hat to claim the Canadian Hockey League’s biggest prize before 4,512 on Sunday at Sun…

ledevoir.com / Les Knights battent les Tigers et gagnent la Coupe Memorial

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