Category: News
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RiverWolves hope 2020 their year in ALL
Jamie Dubrick is the only head coach in Paris RiverWolves history. Since the birth of the Arena Lacrosse League in 2017 he’s seen players grow and develop, with many moving on to the National Lacrosse League. Coming into 2020 the RiverWolves all-time regular season record was 19-23. Those numbers are reversed when it comes to…
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Women’s Arena Lacrosse League to open third season
Season three of the Women’s Arena Lacrosse League is scheduled to begin this weekend with all team competing at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena on Saturday. Games begin at 1:00 PM. The Arena Lacrosse League – a development league affiliated with the National Lacrosse League – added a women’s division in 2018 with three teams (RiverWolves,…
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Fayetteville Panthers pleased to call Hope Mills home
Second year team Fayetteville Panthers are on the move! The team is now calling the Town of Hope Mills Recreation Center its home for the 2020 East Coast Basketball League season. The Panthers made their ECBL debut in 2019, posting a 6-7 regular season record before being eliminated in the opening round of the playoffs. Leading the Panthers attack…
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Miners ready for SIJHL title run
In their seventh season competing in the Superior International Junior Hockey League the Red Lake Miners are hoping to make it their best yet. A 2019 SIJHL Finalist, the Miners (19-10-3-1) are currently just five points back of the league leading Thunder Bay North Stars (22-9-3-0) with a game at-hand. With the recent CJHL roster…
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Fort Frances Lakers make deadline roster changes
The 2020 Dudley Hewitt Cup host Fort Frances Lakers added some firepower to the roster at the CJHL roster deadline on Friday making two trades in addition to welcoming back a veteran. 20-year old Brett Hahkala is a three-year CJHL veteran who last played for the Lakers in 2018-19. The Fort Frances native posted 22…
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Push for playoffs begins for OCN Blizzard
36 games into their Manitoba Junior Hockey League season the OCN Blizzard (12-21-3-0) are not yet where they hope to be. The team find themselves in tenth place with 27 points, seven points back of the eighth and final playoff spot. The new calendar month will see the Blizzard on the ice in January 11…
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