Rebels 34-2 in two weekend games
#88 Tehoka Nanticoke-Hill had a good weekend on the turf, collecting four goals and four assists in two games. The Rebels still dominate all comers in the OLA Jr. B’s. Photo by Jim Windle.
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China King, a truly original experience
John Lee, a second generation restaurateur who grew up in the kitchen, welcomes everyone to the China King located at 1320 Colborne St. E, formerly the Danny’s Ho-Ho and before that the PowWow. The China King boasts a broad-ranging menu, but specializes in spicy Sichuan and Hunan style Chinese Food items to dine in or take out. Their 20K Chicken, will bring you back time and time again. Photo and review by Jim Windle
McHale protest opens old wounds at Kanohstaton
KANONHSTATON – Sunday afternoon, June 8th, at about 2:19pm, well-known anti-native rights activist Gary McHale, and a group of his followers, came to the former…
Rivermen poised to strike
OHSWEKEN – The third place Ohsweken Rivermen are in a perfect position to strike out at the Sr. B leaders, holding games in hand over…
Short handed chiefs struggle at .500
SIX NATIONS – After starting the new season with an 11-6 hick-up in Waterloo, the Mann Cup defending Six Nations Chiefs of the OLA Sr. Major Series Lacrosse league, had opportunity to right the ship this past Saturday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena with their home opener against the visiting Brampton Excelsiors. Monday, they were in Oakville to see the Rock and lost a close 13-11 decision.
Six Nations Elected Chief Ava Hill addresses UN
NEW YORK – Six Nations Elected Chief Ava Hill and District #5 Councillor Darryl Hill attended the “Thirteenth Session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues” at the United Nations in New York City last week. Chief Hill had opportunity to speak to as many important issues specific to Six Nations, as she could squeeze into her allotted 5 minutes.
Tripp sentencing brings up constitutional questions
BRANTFORD — It has been five years since Six Nations Police arrested Six Nations resident Don Tripp and convicted of being in possession of unregistered firearms and possession of a quantity of Marijuana.
Mentors and role models invest in youth in Moraviantown
BUCKTOWN – Mentors and role models from a wide range of sports and the arts brought their personal stories of triumph over adversity, as well as their accumulative celebrity to around 200 youth at Moraviantown First Nation this past weekend.
Arrows Express almost robbed
SIX NATIONS — Sunday night there was almost a robbery at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena as the first place, 6-0 Six Nations Arrows Express were taken to the wall by the bottom dwelling 1-4 Toronto Beaches.
Rebels Nation, Rebels Dynasty
SIX NATIONS – Is it safe to call the Six Nations Rebels a Jr. B lacrosse dynasty? Other teams in the loop have had successful seasons, but the Rebels franchise is getting ridiculous. The total domination of the division and the league continued Friday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena with a 22-2 pummeling of the Hamilton Bengals. Sunday they defeated Far East divisional leaders, the Akwesasne Indians14-7.
Riverhawks win in clash with the Titans
SIX NATIONS – A huge third period was the difference for the Six Nations Sr. B Rivermen Sunday evening at the Gaylord Powless Arena, as the Rivermen pulled out a 10-6 win over the Oakville Titans.
The fight against Line 9 ramping up again
BURLINGTON – Non-native residents of the Burlington area blocked an access road to an Enbridge Line 9 pipeline with intentions of holding that position for…
There’s something different about a wooden stick
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Jr. B Rebels’ 19-year-old attacker Daniel “Bo” Henhawk is a modern young man with a strong sense of tradition, even when it comes to the game he loves – lacrosse, the Creators’ game. He is one of only two Rebels wielding a hickory stick. The other is Alex Martin.
Rebels dominate Bengals 24-3
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Bengals didn’t know what hit them Friday night at the Dave Andrechuk arena when the Six Nations Rebels unleashed its power on the host team with a 24-3 bombardment.
Rivermen robbed by James Gang
ENNISMORE — The undefeated James Gang did battle against the Six Nations Sr. B Rivermen in Ennismore Saturday night and came out the 12-6 victors, reducing the Six Nations record to a still decent, 4-2, good enough for a second place tie with the St. Catharines Saints.