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Jared Woolley wins his second consecutive Memorial Cup title with the Kitchener Rangers in the 2026 championship.
Woolley scored his first Memorial Cup goal in the championship game to help his team pull ahead 2-1.
Kitchener completed an undefeated run at the 2026 Memorial Cup under Woolley's prominent role.
Woolley finished the Memorial Cup with one goal in four games and a +1 rating overall.
The Kings project Woolley as a potential future defensive cornerstone with size and puck-moving ability.
Woolley’s season included multiple championships in the OHL, enhancing his draft stock.
LA Kings signed Woolley to an entry-level contract and expect him to begin his pro career in the fall.
Woolley played a first-pairing role on the Rangers during their standout postseason run.
The Rangers posted a strong postseason record, winning 20 of 22 games in the playoffs and postseason.

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Luca Romano helped the Kitchener Rangers win the Memorial Cup, marking a Memorial Cup title for an Islanders prospect.
Romano scored the opening goal and added two assists in the Memorial Cup tournament.
Romano finished the Memorial Cup with 4 games, 1 goal, 2 assists, and 3 points overall in the tournament.
This is the second consecutive Memorial Cup title for an Islanders prospect.
Romano’s path could be another junior season or a jump to professional hockey next year.
Romano posted 11 points during his postseason run with 4 goals and 7 assists in the OHL playoffs.
The Memorial Cup final result was a 6-2 win for Kitchener against Everett.
Luca Romano is a 2025 third-round pick who played for Kitchener in the OHL.
The Memorial Cup victory followed a season-ending playoff run that included a strong championship performance.
The Islanders’ prospect news section highlights continued development and references to past winners like Jesse Nurmi.

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sports18h ago

Christian Kirsch led the Kitchener Rangers to Memorial Cup glory, becoming one of the few European goaltenders to win the trophy.
Kirsch posted a 4-0 record with a 1.50 GAA and .952 save percentage during the tournament.
Kirsch was named to the Memorial Cup All-Star Team alongside notable contributors.
The Rangers won 6-2 over the Everett Silvertips to clinch the Memorial Cup.
Kirsch credited the coaching staff for making the difference for the Rangers.
Kirsch will leave the Ontario Hockey League after this season to join Quinnipiac University.

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