London Knights Tickets

The London Knights are one of the most storied programs in all of Canadian junior hockey. An important incubator of young hockey talent up to the age of 20, London (then known as the Nationals) formed in 1965 as a Junior "A" franchise and an affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs. After the NHL stopped sponsoring junior teams in 1968, the team changed its name to the Knights. In the 21st century, the program has been responsible for one of the most dominant stretches in OHL history. Between 2003 and 2013, London captured eight division titles, six Hamilton Spectator Trophies for the best regular season record, three OHL championships and the 2005 Memorial Cup for the top team in the entire Canadian Hockey League. London added another OHL championship and Memorial Cup in 2016. During this stretch, the team also set an OHL record for an undefeated streak of 31 straight games. Purchase your London Knights tickets at StubHub, a leading source for live events.

Who are some of the top players in London Knights history?

Dozens of London Knights alumni have appeared in the NHL and other professional leagues. Brendan Shanahan, Darryl Sittler and Dino Ciccarelli are all prominent members of the Hockey Hall of Fame. Other notable players include Rick Nash, Dave Bolland, Corey Perry, Patrick Kane, John Tavares, Chris Tierney and Rob Ramage. London has retired nine jersey numbers, including all three Hall of Famers.

What was London’s record last season?

London finished at the top of the 2018-2019 Western Conference standings with 99 points and a record of 46-15-6-1. In the first round of the playoffs, London proceeded to sweep the Windsor Spitfires in four games. However, the team lost a tough seven-game series against the Guelph Storm in the second round. Despite surging ahead three games to none in convincing fashion, London dropped the next four games of the series as the Storm completed a stunning comeback. Guelph then went on to capture the OHL championship over the Ottawa 67’s in six games.

Who is London’s rival?

The London Knights and Guelph Storm have a long-standing rivalry that dates back decades even before the Storm played in Guelph. Separated by only about 60 miles, the two teams have competed in some memorable matchups, including the 2019 playoffs. Both teams are regular contenders in the OHL, winning four championships each. London’s other rivals include Owen Sound and Windsor.

What is London’s schedule for the latest season?

The 2019-2020 season takes place between September 20 and March 21. Some of the most important games of the season include the Windsor Spitfires, Saginaw Spirit, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, Owen Sound Attack and Sarnia Sting. London also has six total matchups against the Guelph Storm, including on February 21, February 26 and March 15 down the final stretch of the regular season.

Who is London’s head coach?

Dale Hunter is the owner, president and head coach of the London Knights. A former OHL alumni and player with the Washington Capitals, Colorado Avalanche and other teams, Hunter bought the program in 2000 and led it through an unprecedented period of success. In recognition for his talent, Hunter won the 2004 Coach of the Year in all of the Canadian Hockey League. He also served as the head coach of the Capitals in the 2011-2012 season and Canada’s U18 team during its 2013 gold medal run at the Ivan Hlinka Tournament.

What is the size of the venue?

The Budweiser Gardens, which opened in October of 2002, has a seating capacity of 9,090 for London Knights games. Located in downtown London, the arena features a unique exterior design that replicates the façade of the old Talbot Inn building from the 19th century. Accessible seating can be found in certain locations around the building.Back to Top