In this episode, Mavs Gillis (Eastlink Community TV) provides an overview of QMJHL news and interviews Travis Crickard, general manager and head coach of the Saint John Sea Dogs. The Sea Dogs are one of the most promising teams in the league...

In the first episode of the second season, Mavs Gillis (Eastlink Community TV) previews the 2025-2026 season and interviews Newfoundland Regiment GM and head coach Gordie Dwyer. There's a lot to say about the Regiment's first game and first season in history!

For the final episode of the 2024-2025 season, Mavs (Eastlink Community TV) and Jeremy Boucher welcome Alexis Joseph of the Saint John Sea Dogs, the very first pick of the 2025 QMJHL Draft presented by Fenplast.

A Memorial Cup special, including an interview with Rimouski Océanic defenceman and Philadelphia Flyers prospect Spencer Gill. Gill talks about how he experienced the Océanic playoffs from the sidelines (injured), and what it was like to watch his team take on his brother, Dyllan, of the Moncton Wildcats.

Mavs Gillis (Eastlink Community TV) and Jeremy Boucher talk about the QMJHL playoffs and Championship series, and interview 20-year-old veteran goaltender, Nicolas Ruccia, from the Charlottetown Islanders.

An overview of the QMJHL playoffs and an interview with Charlottetown Islanders general manager and head coach Jim Hulton, who has over 30 years of experience behind the bench!

In this seventh episode, Mavs Gillis (Eastlink Community TV) and Jeremy Boucher talk about the playoffs, and Ritchie Thibeau discusses how to build a good team. Thibeau is an assistant GM in Chicoutimi after several years in Moncton.

In episode six, Mavs Gillis (Eastlink) and Jeremy Boucher talk Q playoffs with journalist Jamie Tozer, who runs a blog on the QMJHL called Station Nation.

We're in the last stretch of the QMJHL regular season. Mavs and Jeremy take a look at the various battles to watch in the standings and the upcoming playoffs! Also, an interview with Halifax Mooseheads head coach Andrew Lord.

All you need to know on what's going on in the QMJHL, plus an interview with Drummondville Voltigeurs' star goaltender, Riley Mercer, who comes from Newfoundland.