The Milton Menace had their season come to an end last weekend when they lost Game #4 to the Toronto Patriots, completing the second round series sweep. Read more about that game here.

It was the final OJHL game for several players as they age out of the league. Post-secondary announcements are already underway for the players, including Milton's big trade deadine acquisition in Wolf Giles signing to play for Nipissing University Men’s Hockey Team.

We caught up with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to briefly recap the series loss, the season as a whole, and preview what's next for the star defenceman.

They clawed their back from being down 2-0 and 3-1 in their first round series to then get a big Game #7 win over the Burlington Cougars.

As we settle into the second round of the OJHL Playoffs, the Menace find themselves down 2-0 once again. The issue is, this time it's against the top dog of the OJHL: the Toronto Patriots.

We sat down with the Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to recap the big comeback against the Burlington Cougars, the slow start against the Patriots, and preview the upcoming slate of playoff games.

That made the best-of-seven series 2-1 in Burlington's favour, and now the Menace will have a chance to tie things up this weekend - and maybe even jump ahead in the series.

We sat down with the Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to recap last weekend's two losses, discuss the big win this week, and preview Friday's potentially series-tying match-up.

The Milton Menace are once again taking on the Burlington Cougars in the first round. This will be the third time in three years that the teams have faced off in the postseason, and fourth in the last five. The good news for Menace fans is that Milton is undefeated across all three of the previous match-ups, sporting a record of 10-1 in that span. 

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to preview the series.

Heading into this weekend, the Menace sit in 3rd place of the West Conference. Their record of 37-13-3-1 in 54 games played is good enough for 78 points. It’s actually a slight improvement over their record last year, and it falls short of their franchise record setting 2023-2024 season. Thing is, they went to the OJHL Finals last year – so this could be a good omen for the team.

It all comes down to what the Leamington Flyers do in their final three games. Right now, with that game in hand, the Flyers are one point back of the Menace. The two teams also face off this weekend, meaning there are still plenty of playoff implications that still need to be realized.

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to discuss last weekend’s games, preview these final two games, and go over the beginning of the end of his OJHL career.

The Milton Menace have four games left on their schedule, including two this weekend. On Friday, February 20th, the Menace will host the Caledon Admirals at the Milton Memorial Arena, as the Admirals look to play spoiler for a playoff bound Menace team that finds themselves just a few points back of 2nd place in the West Conference. 

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to discuss last weekend's games, preview the upcoming slate of games, and breakdown the upcoming playoff run.

It's been one of the better seasons for the franchise, who have consistently found themselves in the OJHL playoffs since moving into town nearly seven years ago. In 49 games played, the Menace are 34-12-2-1, which puts them currently in 2nd place in the West Conference and 4th across the whole league.

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to discuss this past week of games, preview the upcoming slate of games, and reflect on his OJHL career as a whole.

They lost a close one to Toronto, blew a big lead to Pickering, and then struggled to put the puck in the net against Wellington.

So, it's back to the drawing board as the team prepares for what they hope to be another lengthy playoff run.

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to discuss the losing skid and preview the tough pair of match-ups coming up this weekend.

The OJHL All-Star Celebration came to town as East took on West in a match-up of league stars. Attendees also got to take in an afternoon of activities at the Milton Memorial Arena as well. With three Menace players on the roster, the West bested the East 9-4. Read more here.

That then carried over to Wednesday where the Menace hosted the Mississauga Chargers. With a 3-2 win, the team moved into sole possession of 2nd place in the West, and 2nd overall in the OJHL.

The team now has a tough match-up as they take on the 1st place Toronto Patriots this weekend.

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to recap the weekend celebration, and preview the battle of giants between the Menace and Patriots.

The Milton Menace had a dominant month of December to close out a historic 2025. The team made it all the way to the OJHL Finals last spring - can they do it again in 2026?

They're not giving up, that's for sure. After going 7-1-0-0 in December, the team has since started the new year equally as strong, including a three game win streak.

Management is also giving the boys on the ice signs of life, as they were very active during the OJHL Trade Deadline. That includes trading for star veterans like Wolf Giles and Jacob Strizzi - who already made their presence known on the scoresheet.  

It's also a time for celebration (literally) as the organization prepares to host the 2026 OJHL All-Star Celebration on Sunday, January 18th at the Milton Memorial Arena. Learn more here. 

We sat down with Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley, to recap the last week of action, preview their upcoming game against the Niagara Falls Canucks, and dive into what hosting the all-star game means to Milton.

So far this month, the team is undefeated, going 3-0-0-0 with wins over Georgetown, King, and Lindsay.

They now have a busy next four days, taking on the Caledon Admirals on the road, hosting the Buffalo Jr. Sabres at home, and then travelling to Niagara Falls on Sunday to face the Canucks.

We spoke with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss their pair of wins this past weekend, and preview the upcoming slate of games. 

There was the 9-0 win over Mississauga, and the 5-2 win over Georgetown, but sandwiched in between was the close 4-2 loss to Toronto.

They now take on another strong team in the King Rebellion this weekend before hitting the road. Will they be able to get the job done?

We spoke with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss their rollercoaster week, and preview the upcoming games against King and Lindsay. He also goes over the likeliness the team will be able to attend Miracle on Main Street before their commute on Saturday.

It's been a while since these two teams faced off. They last squared-up against each other in the OJHL preseason in September, where the game had to be called after two periods due to the physical back-and-forth. There was then a very anticipated regular season game on Halloween that was postponed due to the Toronto Blue Jays playing in the World Series.

So, has the pressure built up enough to see the cork fly off this bottle? Or has enough time passed for this game to be relatively level-headed?

We spoke with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss last weekend's pair of wins over Aurora and Burlington, and preview the upcoming game against Mississauga. There's also a quick breakdown of Saturday's game against the first place Toronto Patriots, as well as a look ahead at the team's holiday season plans.

They went into King City on Wednesday, November 19th to play the Rebellion in an afternoon game. They were fresh off of winning three games in four days last weekend. Read more here.

It was a quick start for the Menace as they jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead thanks to goals from Ashtyn Pacheco and Nathan Catalano. The Rebellion would then get one back before the end of the first period to make it 2-1 Milton.

In the second period, it was all King, as they scored two more unanswered goals to make it 3-2 after 40 minutes of action.

The Menace finally found their answer in the third period, thanks to Gabriel Ciarallo capitalizing on the powerplay to tie it. However, before the end of regulation, the Rebellion would score a go-ahead goal, and then eventually bury an empty netter to claim the 5-3 win over Milton.

In net for the Menace was Austin McKillop. He had a busy night, stopping 44 of 48 shots for the respectable .916% save percentage.

We spoke with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to recap last weekend’s stretch of wins, Wednesday’s crushing defeat, and preview the upcoming home games against Aurora and Burlington.

After having a game against the Mississauga Chargers postponed due to the Toronto Blue Jays nearly two weeks ago, the Menace saw another game (this time against the King Rebellion) postponed this past weekend.

That didn't stop them from hosting the Collingwood Blues on Friday, November 7th at the Milton Memorial Arena, which ended in an important 3-1 victory.

We spoke with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to recap that game against the Blues, briefly discuss why the Rebellion game was postponed, and preview their upcoming game against Leamington.

That's big considering the cold streak they'd been on heading into that game. They had last five of their last seven prior to the match-up on Sunday, November 2nd.

It's only been a few games back for Captain Graeme MacAuley. He'd missed most of the season up to this point, dealing with an injury. According to the man himself, this was the first injury that took him out of action for a considerable amount of time in his playing career.

They don't have too long to celebrate, as they now welcome in the Collingwood Blues. We spoke with MacAuley to recap last weekend, discuss the Toronto Blue Jays epic collapse, and preview the game against the Blues.

After starting the season undefeated through the first 11 games of the season, the Menace have lost five of their last seven match-ups. The latest of which was 4-3 road loss to Buffalo.

The Menace went through a similar skid last season, and that team went on to the OJHL Finals. Ultimately, each game is its own block that can be used to build a 56 game season. It's all about how the Menace answer the call when they find themselves down.

It helps that the team now has the Captain back. Graeme MacAuley has sat out the majority of this season with an injury. He returned to action on Wednesday against Buffalo. We caught up with MacAuley to discuss this losing recent cold streak for the team, the upcoming game, and the Toronto Blue Jays.

After an overtime loss to the Collingwood Blues, the Menace travelled north to take on the Blues again, this time at the Eddie Bush Memorial Arena. That game ended in a 3-0 loss for the Menace. They'd follow that up with a redeeming 4-1 win over Toronto the next day. Read more about the weekend's games here. 

Now, quickly approaching the weekend, the Menace are preparing for three games in four days. That starts with a road match-up against the Caledon Admirals on Thursday, October 23rd.

We caught up with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss the challenges of going up against the Collingwood Blues, rebounding from a shutout loss with a win, and what fans can expect in this upcoming group of games. 

After tough match-ups last weekend against the reigning OJHL Champion Trenton Golden Hawks and perennial contender Collingwood Blues, the Menace now find themselves on the road against the Blues on Friday, October 17th. That's then followed up by a road game against the Toronto Patriots on Saturday, October 18th, and another road game on Thursday, October 23rd against the Caledon Admirals.

It's been a good start to the season for the Menace, as they find themselves 9-0-2-1 over the first 12 games. They're in 2nd place in the OJHL West Conference, and 3rd across the entire league, with several games in hand on both teams ahead of them. Leading the way for Milton is forward Ivan Fabjan, who's managed to find the back of the net six times while playing in all 12 games, and adding eight assists as well. Check out the team's player stats here. 

We caught up with Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss yet another hot start for the team, as well as his recovery from a recent injury that has taken him out of action.

By the time the puck hits the ice on Friday, September 26th, it will have been exactly seven days since the start of their last game - which was a 5-1 win over the Burlington Cougars.

We're six games into the 2025/2026 regular season, and the Menace remain undefeated with five wins and a tie so far. Leading the way for Milton is Ivan Fabjan, with three goals and four assists through six games. His point total is matched only by Dean Deligeorgis, who's enjoying a breakout start to the campaign with seven assists. Not to be outdone, forward Ashtyn Pacheco is scoring at a goal-per-game pace, with three goals in as many games.

READ - RECAP WITH CAP: Weekly interview with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley – Season 2, Episode 2

We spoke with Captain Graeme MacAuley for the latest episode of 'Recap with Cap'. He talked about the big win over Burlington, the mindset needed to prepare for any opponent, and his thoughts on the "chippiness" of some games.  

After starting the season with a tie, the Menace have four in a row, including a 5-2 win over the Haliburton County Huskies to cap off the Governor's Showcase. 

We caught up with the team's captain, Graeme MacAuley, to break down their three games in a five-day stretch, as well as what's to come with their return to the Milton Memorial Arena this weekend.

Here’s Episode 2 for Season 2 of ‘Recap with Cap’:

It feels like just yesterday we were covering the OJHL Finals between the Milton Menace and the Trenton Golden Hawks. It's now September, and the 2025/2026 season is already underway.

There are some familiar faces returning to the 'Black-and-Gold Attack', as well as some new ones. We sat down with the returning Milton Menace Captain, Graeme MacAuley, to talk about the offseason that was, the opening weekend, and what's coming up for the Menace.

(Photo by Paul Mauceri / OJHL Images)

After the long offseason, preseason, and 56 games of the regular season, the Milton Menace now get ready for a seven-game series with the Burlington Cougars in the first of the OJHL playoffs.

We sat down with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to gather his thoughts with just over 24 hours before game one.

The Milton Menace are getting ready to wrap their regular season up with a trio of road games this weekend. The playoffs with then start the following weekend.

 We sat down with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss this past weekend, their final road swing, and the incoming playoff run. 

It seems even hockey players are at the mercy of the winter weather. That meant when a bunch of snow fell on Saturday, especially up near Collingwood, that the boys were not going to make that trip.

We sat down with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss the two wins, the postponement, and Thursday’s Canada-USA championship game.

On Sunday, February 9th, the Menace took on the Toronto Patriots. They coughed up a 2-1 lead with 32 seconds left on the clock. Read the full recap here.

The Menace then took on the Wellington Dukes on Tuesday, February 11th. That one went much better, as they ended up with the 8-3 win. More on that here.

We sat down with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss the week that collapse, the rebound, and the upcoming home game.

The Milton Menace clinched their spot in the postseason this week. This will be the team’s fourth playoff run, which is impressive since they’ve only been around five seasons.

We sat down with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to discuss the week that was, is, and will be – as well as this weekend’s Super Bowl.

On top of that big win, the Menace are one of the hottest teams in the OJHL, if the hottest. We sat down with Milton Menace Captain Graeme MacAuley to get his thoughts on the week that was, is, and will be as we inch closer and closer to playoffs.

The Milton Menace have been red hot for months now, including an undefeated streak. That stood until Sunday, January 19th when the Menace lost 6-4 to the Collingwood Blues. Read up on that game here.

After a week away, we sat down with the Captain of the Menace, Graeme MacAuley. He talked about the win over Niagara last week, the loss to Collingwood, Luke Johnston’s impressive four goal performance, and what’s next.

That’s good news, considering they finished 2024 as one of the hottest teams in the OJHL. Things seem to firing on all cylinders for the boys in black and gold.

We caught up with the Captain of the Milton Menace, Graeme MacAuley. He talked about his holiday break away, their win against the Mississauga Chargers, and the upcoming battle with the Oakville Blades, along with the looming trade deadline.

Here’s episode 18 of ‘Recap with Cap’.