LISTOWEL, ON — The Listowel Cyclones are proud to announce the acquisition of forward Heath Bradley ahead of the 2026–2027 Greater Ontario Hockey League season, adding a proven junior player with size, edge, experience, and offensive upside to the Cyclones lineup.
Bradley joins the Cyclones after two seasons with the Powassan VooDoos of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League, where he developed into a reliable, hard-nosed forward capable of contributing in all situations. The North Bay product is coming off a strong 2025–26 campaign, recording 15 goals and 21 assists for 36 points in 41 regular-season games, while also bringing a physical element with 55 penalty minutes.
His latest season marked a significant offensive step forward. After posting seven points in his first NOJHL season in 2024–25, Bradley elevated his production dramatically the following year, becoming a consistent contributor for Powassan and showing the kind of progression the Cyclones value in veteran junior players.
Before making the jump to junior hockey, Bradley built a strong development foundation with the North Bay Trappers AAA program, where he produced at the U14, U16, and U18 levels while establishing himself as a competitive, difficult player to play against. In 2022–23 with the North Bay Trappers U18 AAA team, he recorded 19 points in 26 regular-season games, then followed that with an impressive playoff performance, collecting seven points in five games.
Bradley also enjoyed a standout 2023–24 season with Chippewa Raiders SS, producing 20 goals and 20 assists for 40 points in 20 games, further demonstrating his ability to drive offence when placed in a leading role.
For the Cyclones, Bradley brings a valuable mix of experience and identity. His game includes scoring touch, playmaking ability, physical compete, and the maturity that comes from playing two full seasons of junior hockey in a demanding league. His combination of offensive growth and responsible, heavy hockey fits the style Listowel expects to bring into the 2026–27 season.
The Cyclones organization is excited to welcome Heath and his family to Listowel as the club continues building toward the upcoming GOHL campaign.
Welcome to Listowel, Heath.
— Listowel Cyclones Hockey Club
