Dave Brown announced today that the #32 overall pick in the CHL import draft, Alex Misiak, has signed an OHL scholarship and development agreement.
Otters General Manager Dave Brown has been named to Hockey Canada's Program of Excellence Management group for the 2025–26 season.
Earlier today, Otters GM Dave Brown announced that Julius Saari, the #93 overall pick in the CHL import draft, signed his OHL scholarship and development agreement.
The Erie Otters have officially bolstered their blue line with the signing of Julius Saari, their second pick in the 2025 CHL Import Draft. The Finnish defenseman, selected 93rd overall, has inked an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement, marking a si
The Erie Otters have filled two positions within the hockey operations department. General Manager Dave Brown announced today that Keegan Reynolds has been appointed as the Assistant Coach and Maegan Briant is the new head athletic trainer.
The Erie Otters continued to fill out their hockey operations staff with a pair of hires behind the bench.
The Erie Otters will play five preseason games ahead of the start of the 2025-26 season.
The Otters added a forward and a defenseman in the CHL import draft.
Erie Otters goaltender Noah Erliden will join the Pittsburgh Penguins' rookie development camp this week.
Erie Otters defenseman Matthew Schaefer took part in his first work in the NHL as he practiced on the first day of the New York Islanders Development Camp.
The Erie Otters and Jake Murray agreed on OHL Development terms.
After sliding out of the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft, the New York Rangers capitalized on their first pick of the draft. Schaefer and Spence both selected to New York NHL franchises.
The Erie Otters are losing another top forward for next season as a projected first-round pick in the NHL Draft leaves for college hockey.
The Erie Otters announced two members of the hockey operations staff will not return next season.
The Erie Otters' postseason run ended with a second-round exit at the hands of London.
After a frustrating loss in Game 3, the Otters are preparing to face London, looking to remain alive in the OHL playoffs.
The Erie Otters allowed three goals in the final minute of the first period to head into the first intermission down 3-0. The Otters unable to find the back of the net and get shutout to fall down in the series three games to none.
After securing its first series victory in eight years, the Erie Otters now prepare to face the defending champion London Knights.
The Otters are in the second round for the first time in 8 years. Awaiting is their biggest rival in London.
The Erie Otters carry a 3-1 series lead into Saginaw Saturday looking to advance to round two.
Pano Fimis two goals to start the third sparked a big period as the Otters head to the road with a chance to close out the series.
After falling for the first time in the series, Erie looks to refine its game to try and take a commanding lead back to Saginaw.
Pano Fimis led the way to a pair of road victories for the Erie Otters to open the postseason.
Zayne Parekh's second goal of the game in overtime allowed Saginaw to earn its first win of the series.
The Otters picked up a pair of wins in Saginaw and look to maintain their edge heading home for Game 3.
The Otters scored eight goals in the second period to make a statement and take a series lead.
With the fourth most wins on the road in the Western Conference during the regular season, the Otters hope to parlay the success away from Erie to open the postseason.
Captain Carey Terrance continues to practice with the team as the Otters prepare for their playoff opener against Saginaw.
Matthew Schaefer hit the ice in Erie for the first time in almost three months as his team prepares for the final five games before the playoffs begin.
The Erie Otters have nine games left in the regular season as they push for home-ice advantage. They may help on the way as players get closer to return from injury.
