Courtice native reaches historic milestone, cementing his place among the franchise's greatest players. COLBORNE, ON — A new name sits atop the Northumberland Stars' all-time scoring leaderboard, as forward William Shmyr has officially etched his name into franchise history. The 19-year-old Courtice, Ontario native has reached 146 career points, recording 49 goals and 97 assists in 137 games with the Stars, moving into the top position on the franchise's all-time points leade

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The Northumberland Stars are Russell Cup champions for the first time in franchise history. After finishing at the top of the league standings and proving themselves all season long, the Stars completed their championship run by defeating the Wasaga River Dragons four games to one in the 2026 GMHL Russell Cup Final. It was Northumberland’s first ever trip to the finals in the franchise’s 10-year history, and they made it count. The River Dragons pushed hard, especially early