
Belleville Sens Sign Rookie Forward Landen Hookey to Two-Year American Hockey League Contract
Published on July 29, 2025 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Belleville Senators News Release
BELLEVILLE, ON - Belleville Senators general manager Matt Turek announced today the club has signed forward Landen Hookey to a two-year American Hockey League contract, beginning with the 2025-26 season.
Hookey, 21, will make his professional debut this season, after skating in 68 games with the Ontario Hockey League's Owen Sound Attack in 2024-25, being named captain and registering 70 points (34 goals, 36 assists). He also tacked on three points (one goal, two assists) over four OHL playoff games in 2025.
Undrafted into the NHL, the Sarnia, Ontario native played a total of 243 games over his OHL career, spending a season and a half with the Soo Greyhounds before playing another two and a half seasons in Owen Sound, where he recorded a total of 137 points (65 goals, 72 assists).
For the latest roster updates, you can click here to visit the Belleville Sens Offseason Player Tracker, or get more info on schedule, tickets, and more at bellevillesens.com.
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