GAME TWO The CeeBee Stars have evened the best of five Herder Memorial Trophy final at a game apiece with Clarenville Caribous. Matthew Thomey’s goal late in the third period from Colin Feehan and Danbiel Cadigan proved to be the winner as the CeeBee Stars win 2-1. John Snow also scored in the third for the CeeBee Stars…
The rumours persist that former Newfoundland NHL star Michael Ryder will be playing with the Clarenville Caribous after the Christmas break in the Central West Senior Hockey League. Ryder had played last season with the New Jersey Devils and has not played this season. The Bonavista Native has returned home.…
Mark Rideout scored the hat trick and St. Johns Caps skated…
S U N D A Y The Clarenville Caribous make it two…
S U N D A Y Gander Flyers remain undefeated so far this season. They win their fourth straight game on Sunday beating Southern Shore Breakers 5-2 at Gander. Mitch Oake had two goals with Jordan Escott, Andrew Paul and Colton Collins adding singles. Andrew Gale and Peter Kavanagh scored…
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S U N D A Y The Cataracts get a weekend split in Clarenville with a 5-2 win on Sunday and five players sharing in the team scoring. Klay Kachur, Michael Cole, Danny Wicks, Rodi Short and David Byrne with an empty net goal scored for the visitors. …
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The Gander Flyers have completed a trade with the Clarenville Caribous in the Central West Senior Hockey League. The Flyers have sent Gander native defenseman Mike Dyke to the Caribous for another defenseman Lucas McKay. Dyke played 12 games with the Flyers last season and scored one goal…
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The Central West senior hockey league will start its 2017-18 season Saturday November 4th. The opening weekend games will see Gander Flyers hosting the Clarenville Caribous. Grand Falls Windsor Cataracts are the other team. The teams will play a 20 game schedule which includes eight games against the…
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There is a big change for this season in provincial senior hockey. Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador says Senior Hockey has agreed to eliminate imports in all leagues and categories with the only exception of 1 import goaltender permitted in the Central West League only, effective the 2017-2018 season.…
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Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador held its annual general meeting in Gander during the weekend. There is now a new referee in chief for Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador. Ed Flood of Corner Brook was elected to the post defeating previous referee in chief Don Kelly of Mont Pearl who has…
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