Jack Pridham of the Kitchener Rangers has been awarded the Leo Lalonde Memorial Trophy as the OHL Overage Player of the Year. This marks the third consecutive year that a Rangers player has received this honor, continuing the franchise's strong tradition. Pridham had an impressive season, scoring 46 goals and tallying 90 points over 65 games, and was a key contributor to the team's success.

By the Numbers
  • 46 goals, second-most in the OHL.
  • 90 points (46 goals, 44 assists) in 65 games.
  • Plus/minus rating of +38.
  • Three hat-tricks and seven game-winning goals.
State of Play
  • Pridham's recognition reinforces the Rangers' reputation for developing talent.
  • He is the third consecutive Rangers player to win the award.
  • Pridham will be honored at the 2026 OHL Awards Ceremony at The Hockey Hall of Fame in June.
What's Next

As Pridham prepares to be acknowledged at the awards ceremony, he also looks ahead to potential opportunities in the professional leagues after being drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in the third round.

Bottom Line

Pridham's achievement not only highlights his individual talent but also exemplifies the Kitchener Rangers' successful player development strategy, ensuring the organization remains competitive and respected in the OHL.