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Hagersville Hawks looking for another surge0
HAGERSVILLE — The Grimsby Peach Kings put a speed-bump in the road for the surging Hagersville Hawks Saturday at the Hagersville Arena. Grimsby leads the division with 18 wins, three losses, and a tie for 37 points heading into this week’s Jr. C hockey action, however, they have played more games than the next four
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Rumour mill sees Montour a Leaf0
ANAHEIM — After 22 games on the blue line so far this season, Six Nations’ Brandon Montour and his Anaheim Ducks are settled into the middle of the Pacific Division, four points behind the first place San Jose Sharks, two behind Calgary and one point in back of the Vancouver Canukes. Brantford’s Adam Henrique has
READ MOREHagersville Hawks given the Blues with 5-2 loss0
HAGERSVILLE — What a turn around season it has been for the Jr. C Hagersville Hawks. After tripping over the starting line early, the Hawks have since crafted a solid hockey club that is rising to the top of the South Bloomfield Division with methodical purpose. Saturday night, the Hamilton Huskies Jr. Blues left the Hagersville Arena,
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Hagersville Hawks earn rare tie against Peach Kings0
HAGERSVILLE — They were late starting, but once the Hagersville Hawks finally got off the ground, they been a force to be reckoned with. Saturday, at the Hagersville Arena, the Hagersville Hawks and the second place Grimsby Peach Kings battled to a rare 1-1 tie game after a fruitless OT period. All the scoring came
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Former player takes second turn for World Indoor Lacrosse Championships0
ONONDAGA — The Iroquois Nationals announced the appointment of Rich Kilgour to the head coaching position for the 2019 World Indoor Lacrosse Championship (WILC). Kilgour will resume his role with the Nationals for the second time in his career. “Bringing him back on board lets him finish the job he started back in 2015 when
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Tootoo retires — releases new biography, All the Way: My Life on Ice.0
BRANDON MAN — After a 13-year NHL career – not easy to do – the NHL’s first Inuit hockey player to break the ice, so to speak, Rankin Inlet’s Jordan Tootoo has announced he is “hanging ‘em up” after over 723 NHL regular-season games, 42 post-season games with 65 goals, 96 assists and 1,010 penalty
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