Knighthawks begin quest for the three-peat
ROCHESTER – The back-to-back Champions Cup winners, the Rochester Knighthawks believe in the old adage that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it…
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Corvairs take 3-1 win over Ancaster
CALEDONIA – Scoring one goal a period is kind of a drought to the kind of offensive power the Caledonia Corvairs are used to mustering, but that is all it took to defeat the Ancaster Avalanche Friday night at the Haldimand Arena.
Blast get blasted 10-2 by McCoys
BRANTFORD – The Brantford Blast never do anything small, even when they lose. Friday night, they were creamed by the visiting Dundas Real McCoys, 10-2 at the Brantford and District Civic Centre.
Midgets down Burford 3-1
OHSWEKEN — The Six Nations Midgets under the direction of head coach Terry “Bean” Smith and assistant coach Jerry Staats, won their sixth straight start at the Gaylord Powless Arena Saturday by defeating the visiting Burford squad 3-1.
Pro golfer offers words of encouragement
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations’ own Jesse Smith, who has made a name for himself in the world of professional golf, spent the day with students at Emily C. General Elementary School. He was recently honoured by the Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation for his contribution to sports.
Corvairs get back on the winning side
CALEDONIA — The Buffalo Regales were the healing salve the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs needed after suffering their first two losses of the season. The Corvairs had back to back losses at the hands of the Welland Canadians Saturday, Nov. 30, and again this past Friday night with an OT loss in St. Catherines.
Blast end winning streak in Dundas
DUNDAS — The Brantford Blast have proven themselves human after all when they were beaten by their 403 rivals, the Dundas Real McCoys, 4-3 in Dundas, Friday night.
Corvairs winning streak ends at 24
CALEDONIA – The end of November brought with it the end of the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs’ 24 game winning streak in the GOJHL Jr. B hockey loop.
Blast adds some “Pepper” to the recipe – now 8-0
BRANTFORD – In his first game back after off-season knee surgery, Six Nations/New Credit’s Cameron Sault played an important role in preserving the Brantford Blast’s fast start in the Allan Cup Sr. AAA Hockey League season, by assisting on three of Brantford’s key goals, including the game winner.
Six Nations’ New Jr. C Lacrosse franchise announced
SIX NATIONS – If anyone had any thoughts to the contrary, Six Nations has a seemingly bottomless well of young lacrosse talent.
Hagersville Hawks quell the Storm 6-0
HAGERSVILLE — Hagersville Hawks’ goaltender Matt Murphy recorded the shut out in the Hag-hawk’s 6-0 taming of the Simcoe Storm at the Talbot Gardens Arena in Simcoe turning away all 39 shots he had to contend with.
Curt Styres signs his son
Before the Rochester Knighthawks opened training camp with their first practice, Curt Styres went to lunch with his son Brandon. What happened that afternoon is something the Styres’ family may never forget.
Thundertribe keeps piling up the Championships
FLORIDA — The Six Nations Thundertribe U-17’s added to their growing list of championship titles by defeating all-comers at the I.M.G. National Field Lacrosse Championships held in Sarasota, Florida between Nov. 23rd and 24th.
Pro-Fit Corvairs two wins away from OLA history
CALEDONIA – The Caledonia Corvairs are two wins away from setting an all-time Jr. B hockey record for most consecutive wins in a season.
Obadiah-Blasdell earns unanimous decision in Toronto
TORONTO – Canadian Bronze Medal boxer Cher Obadiah-Blasdell of Six Nations won by unanimous decision in her first fight since winning the prestigious Canadian amateur boxing award a few weeks ago.