Nathan MacKinnon and Halifax Mooseheads fans celebrated the hometown hockey star Friday night as his old jersey was retired in front of thousands at the Scotiabank Centre.

The Cole Harbour, N.S. hockey standout played two seasons with the Mooseheads as a junior and led the team to its only Memorial Cup title.

Patrick Roy, a Hall of Fame goaltender coached the Remparts for 13 seasons over two stints. While Roy is now a free agent, he said he hasn't yet had an offer from an NHL club.

The Peterborough Petes lost Friday night in the semifinal of the Memorial Cup championship and returned home on Saturday afternoon, where they were greeted by hundreds of fans.

Playing against his own age group, as the center of Seattle's top line, Brad Lambert excelled. And along the way, he regained the 'swagger' of an offensively gifted player.

William Rousseau made 31 saves as Quebec defeated Seattle 5-0 in Sunday’s final in Kamloops, B.C.

“We plan on carrying on the Canadian tradition of what the importance the Memorial Cup means,” said Saginaw Spirit president and managing partner Craig Goslin.

The Thunderbirds outshot the Petes 47-28 in the win to advance to the Memorial Cup final for the first time in franchise history, ending the Petes' quest for a second championship.

J.R. Avon scored the game-winning goal 10:54 into overtime to lift the Peterborough Petes to a 5-4 win over the Kamloops Blazers to advance to Friday's semifinal versus Seattle.

Ask anyone in the hockey world: London Knights general manager Mark Hunter is everywhere. That's part of why he was named the OHL's Executive of the Year on May 30.