Epic Knights Victory Shocks Crowd

Javier Morales
Author: Javier Morales
Updated: 2025-05-30

Triumphant Third Period Surges Knights to Victory

In a thrilling semifinal clash at the Memorial Cup in Rimouski, Quebec, the London Knights achieved a pivotal win, overwhelming the Moncton Wildcats 5-2. Blake Montgomery ignited the final period with a critical goal just 3:35 in, capitalizing on a deft backhand feed from Sam Dickinson.

Diverse Offensive Arsenal Shows Its Might

The Knights showcased their offensive prowess with goals from Landon Sim, Denver Barkey, and Jesse Nurmi. Easton Cowan sealed the win with an empty-net goal, complementing the stellar goalkeeping efforts of Austin Elliott, who thwarted 21 shots.

Resilient Wildcats Fight Until the End

The Moncton Wildcats, representing the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League, pressed hard with power-play goals by Caleb Desnoyers and Dyllan Gill, the latter tying the game in the second period. Goalie Mathis Rousseau valiantly faced 37 shots, prevailing on numerous critical saves despite the loss.

A Chance for Redemption Looms

This victory propels the London Knights into a high-stakes Memorial Cup final against the Medicine Hat Tigers. The Tigers advanced with a calculated 3-1 win over the Ontario Hockey League’s Knights, setting the stage for a gripping showdown. The Knights eye redemption and glory, intent on avenging their previous year’s championship disappointment.

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