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How Peyton Hemp's quiet contributions finally paid off in the postseason for the Ottawa Charge

May 18, 2026
One of the youngest players on the ice on Monday night just happened to be one of the most important ones in keeping the Ottawa Charge alive in the Walter Cup final. Read More

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