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ALL Kicks off, local teams have to climb0
During their previous home game on Sunday, January 6, the Six Nations Snipers took a loss to the St. Catharines Shockwave 7-9 after allowing the Shockwave to take the lead in the first period. But a strong come back was in the midst the following week, as the Snipers throttled the Oshawa Outlaws 21-14 last
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Jukasa Speedway gearing up for first full season0
HAGARSVILLE — Winter hasn’t even hit southwestern Ontario yet, but the excitement of the upcoming racing season at Jukasa Speedway has already begun. Several special race events have already been planned. “We feel that we have an exciting schedule for the upcoming season and we wanted to get these dates out so competitors and fans
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NLL announcer consequently fired after racially insensitive remarks0
PHILADELPHIA — Known for having the most headstrong fans, the Philadelphia Wings welcomed the visiting Minnesota Swarm last Saturday for their first NLL match up at the Wells Fargo Center. Although the Swarm quickly clipped their wings and brought home victory 13-11, Philadelphia’s in-game announcer Shawny Hill called for star forward Lyle Thompson’s “ponytail” to
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SN Bantams douse Aylmer Flames0
OHSWEKEN — The Six Nations Bantam Blackhawks show the difference between divisions, as their game versus the Aylmer Flames showed speedy skating and great puck control. The Flames had a lot of size to their team, which they used to their advantage to push to the net. They racked up a solid unassisted goal, which
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Snipers set to open 2019 ALL season0
SIX NATIONS — The Arena Lacrosse League 2019 lacrosse schedule is about to begin its third season of top competitive level men’s lacrosse in Ontario. And this year the stakes are higher after the ALL and the NLL reached a partnership arrangement that would see the league develop players for their teams, similar to how
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Hagersville Hawks sneaking up on the leaders0
HAGERSVILLE — Since December 1st, the Hagersville Hawks of the PJHL Jr. C’s, have been streaky, to say the least, but the streaks seem to be going the right way lately. After loosing to Hamilton 4-1 on Nov. 29th, something happened. December 1st, the Hawks rebounded with a 10-0 win against the Niagara RiverHawks. But
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