SIJHL playoff push features Kam River and Thunder North Stars
Two SIJHL quarterfinal series begin as Kam River Fighting Walleye host Kenora Islanders at Norwest Arena and Thunder North Stars welcome Wisconsin at Fort William Gardens. Kam River leads with 39 9 1 regular season and a 269 130 goals ratio. Thunder Bay stars aim for playoff success after a strong stretch and eye a Centennial Cup bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kam River Fighting Walleye
Kenora Islanders
Norwest Arena
Thunder North Stars
Wisconsin
Fort William Gardens
Ram River
Islanders
Walleye
Jesse Messier
Messier
Kam River
Jett Mintenko
Nickolas Fagnilli
Ryan Doucette
Kaden Goodwin
Carter Poddubny
Jeremy Dunmore
Brydon Bell
Ashton Sadauskas
Thunder Bay
Travis Vander Zwaag
Red Lake Miners
Red Lake
Kenora
Aaron Bertschinger
North Stars
Lumberjacks
Stars
SIJHL
Fighting Walleye
Sioux Lookout Bomers
Dryden GM Ice Dogs
Rob DeGagne
The
Dryden
Edison Weeks
EJ Paddington
Max Roby
Ice Dogs
Christian Lynch
Ewan Soutar
Aiden Corbett
Miners
Blake Hiltermann
Bell of
Hiltermann
Ethan Neitsch
Noah Davis
Oakville
Ont
Thunder Bay North Stars
Easton Mikus
Liam Bell
UNB caps perfect season with University Cup title
Austen Keating led UNB Varsity Reds to a 4-0 win over UQTR Patriotes at Mattamy Athletic Centre to claim back-to-back Canadian university hockey championships. Samuel Richard posted his third shutout, matching a historic University Cup feat as UNB completed a 43-0-0 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Austen Keating
New Brunswick Varsity Reds
Uqtr Patriotes
Mattamy Athletic Centre
Keating
UNB
Brady Gilmour
Cody Morgan
Morgan
Isaac Nurse
Samuel Richard
The
Red
Gardiner MacDougall
MacDougall
Tom Watt
Toronto Varsity Blues
Richard
Reds
Alberta Golden Bears
New Brunswick
Gilmour
Kale McCallum
Bonot and McCormick vie in Canadian mixed doubles race
Jack ie McCormick and Trevor Bonot of Stratton Curling Club push to 2-1 in Pool B with a 7-5 victory over Kelly Tremblay and Pierre Lanoue of Quebec. Laura Walker and Kirk Muyres move to 3-0 with a 9-3 win, while Andrea Tardi and Tyler Tardi reach 3-0 with a 9-6 result as 32 teams compete in round robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericton
N.B
Jackie McCormick
Trevor Bonot
Stratton Curling Club
Kelly Tremblay
Pierre Lanoue
Quebec
Northern Ontario
Jim
Jaelyn Cotter
B.C
Alberta
Aaron
Amanda Sluchinksi
Bonet
Montana
McCormick
Marlee Powers
Luke Saunders
Ontario
Laura Walker
Kirk Muyres
Jasmin Gibeau
Audrey Laplante
Walker and Muyres
Canada
Ostersund
Sweden
Andrea Kelly
Tyler Tardi
Chaelynn Kitz
Brayden Stewart
Tardi
Rachel Homan
Sydney
N.S. Kelly
New Brunswick
Krista
Brett Gallant
Jennifer Armstrong
Tyrel Griffith
Also Mentioned on This Page
DeGagne
Sioux Lookout
Dillon Phillips
Ryan Kayser
Fort Frances Lakers
Bombers
Matthew Spencer-Dahl
Jack Osmond
Matthew Ofukany
Owen Biffle
Fort Frances
Lakers
Clark Scaddan
Brady Krentz
Jack Orchard
Gary Mos
UQTR
Patriotes
Félix Lauzon
Félix Lafrance
Conor Frenette
Simon Lafrance
Alexis Gravel
McGill Redbirds
Toronto Metropolitan University
OUA
Lakehead Thunderwolves
Y Simonettf
Bonot