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Tehoka Nanticoke suspended then reinstated over Instagram post0
University of Albany sophomore attack-man Tehoka Nanticoke, one of the biggest names entering the 2019 NCAA season, was reinstated after news broke early last Monday morning that he was “out indefinitely” as a result of an Instagram post that tagged a “stick-stringing company.” A “minor violation” of NCAA rules took the UAlbany men’s lacrosse sophomore
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Hawks lose a final heartbreaker0
HAGERSVILLE — After defeating the Port Dover Sailors in a perfect series while the Grimsby Peach Kings took out the Dunnville Mudcats, the two victors were brought together to face off in a daunting pairing. With Grimsby resting in second place and the Hawks in third, the Hawks would have had to pull a few
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Montour soon to be a Sabre0
Last Sunday, Six Nations Brandon Montour was traded by the Anaheim Ducks for Brendan Guhle, a first-round draft pick, to the Buffalo Sabres. Surrounding the trade, there is some unhappiness that the Sabres parted ways with Guhle, who was projected to be a part of the teams long-term future with his build, mobility and physical
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I.L. Thomas comes out on top in Junior Basketball Tournament0
OHSWEKEN — The Six Nations Junior Division Basketball Tournament took place at the Dajoh Youth and Elders Centre on Tuesday, February 26, after being postponed due to inclement weather. The day featured match ups between all of the participating elementary schools from Six Nations, with each game holding six, four minute periods and controlled ball
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Emerging senior lacrosse league will open a new venue for the game0
SIX NATIONS — The OLA recently granted a new sector of lacrosse dubbed Senior ‘C,’ open for application as they seek 12 teams to fill the league. It wasn’t long until Jay Smith, a well-known lacrosse coach and player, decided to sign up a community based team. “Originally we were forming the Tomahawks just to
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Competition rises in ALL Women’s Division0
SIX NATIONS — This past Saturday’s matches for the fourth week of the ALL Women’s Division saw some standings changes: the Shockwave swapped the Snipers for second place, and the RiverWolves maintained their first place reign with the Steelhawks making an effort to move out of the bottom. But the matches were a bit different
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