
Kingston Acquires Draft Picks from the Guelph Storm
June 10, 2025 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Kingston Frontenacs News Release
Kingston, ON - The Kingston Frontenacs have completed a trade with the Guelph Storm sending the rights to overage forward Ethan Miedema to the Western Conference squad in exchange for OHL Priority Selections.
KGN receives:
14th Rd pick - 2027 (GUE)
2nd Rd pick - 2026 (BFD) *cond
5th Rd pick - 2026 (WSR) *cond
3rd Rd pick - 2027 (SAG) *cond
GUE receives:
F- Ethan Miedema
Miedema appeared in 166 games over 3 seasons for the Frontenacs scoring 50 goals and 69 assists.
"Our organization would like to thank Ethan for his contributions to our team." said GM Kory Cooper. "We wish him the best of luck with the Storm in his overage season."
Season tickets for the Kingston Frontenacs 2025-26 season are available now. Stay tuned to our social media channels and kingstonfrontenacs.com as our regular season schedule will be announced in the coming weeks.
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- Colts & IceDogs Complete Trade - Barrie Colts
- #34 Overall Pick Tyler Cooper Commits to Erie Otters - Erie Otters
- Free Agent Goaltender Ryder Fetterolf Commits to Ottawa 67's - Ottawa 67's
- Spitfires Sign 2024 4th Round Pick Grady Spicer to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement - Windsor Spitfires
- Kingston Acquires Draft Picks from the Guelph Storm - Kingston Frontenacs
- Storm Acquire Ethan Miedema from the Kingston Frontenacs - Guelph Storm
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