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Prep standouts Ratajczyk, Stauffacher sign with Oregon Tradesmen
A pair of Wisconsin prep standouts have signed tenders with the Oregon Tradesmen for the 2020-21 season. Both bring size and scoring ability to the blueline. 18-year old John Ratajczyk is a native of Whitefish Bay, a three-year varsity player for the WNS Storm. The 6’6 defenseman was fourth among team scoring last season with…
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Year-end KJHL awards handed out
Keystone Junior Hockey League announced their award winners for the 2019-20 season. Leading scorer Tyrome Spence was among the winners, named league MVP. Congratulations Tyrome Spence! #KJHL #MVP https://t.co/ux5uyhhtxv — Peguis Juniors (@PeguisJuniors) March 21, 2020 Spence posted 121 points in 25 games for Peguis Juniors, including 74 goals. He is just the third KJHL…
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OCN Storm players named KJHL award finalists
Four OCN Storm players were named finalists for Keystone Junior Hockey League season awards. Winners will be announced on Friday, March 20. Chavez Constant is one of three finalists for league MVP in addition to Top Defenseman. The third-year player posted 57 points in 28 games this season. Leading scorer Bryson Werbicki-Mallet is up for Most Sportsmanlike after a…
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Toronto Patriots name Drikos new head coach
Toronto Patriots have a new bench boss; Peter Drikos has been named head coach of the Ontario Junior Hockey League club where his Junior coaching career began. Drikos replaces Mark Joslin who was let go following the OJHL playoffs where the Patriots were swept in the opening round by the St. Michael’s Buzzers. A native…
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Alston takes ECBL Week 5 honors
A lighter schedule in the East Coast Basketball League due to COVID-19 health concerns didn’t slow down many of the top performers. Week 4 POW Chris Moore had another strong game scoring 38 points, seven rebounds and 12 assists. Quincy Washington helped the Florence Wildcats win their season debut with a 43-point effort. The game…
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ECBL MVP Moore named league player of the week
Week 4 in the ECBL saw almost every team in action with individual performances a plenty. None were better than the 2019 ECBL MVP Chris Moore who’s triple double helped the PrimeTime Players blow past the SC Upstate Redhawks. Moore shot an incredible 80% (12-for-15) from the field as well as sinking four of five…
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