ST. JOHN’S -UPDATE: Tuesday April 2, 2023 GROWLERS GONE! In a statement today from Deacon Sports and Entertainment, owners of the Newfoundland Growlers, said that negotiation to keep the team alive have failed. The Newfoundland Growlers are closing up shop after six season. “Despite the efforts of our front-office, Deacon Sports and Entertainment regrets to announce that the sale…
Vyacheslav Peksa, who won the First Star of the Game between the Growlers and Greenville Swamp Rabbits, making one of his 34 saves in the 6-2 win for the Growlers February 9th in St John’s. Photo by Joe Chase. …
Newfoundland Growler Isaac Johnson celebrates his second of three goals in a…
CLARENVILLE, NL – The Deer Lake Red Wings defeated the Clarenville Ford…
The West Coast Senior Hockey League could return to a four team league this upcoming season. The Deer Lake Red Wings have signified they would return to the league after sitting out last season. They would join Corner Brook, Port aux Basques and Stephenville. The Stephenville team is working on…
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Here is an interview by the Colorado Avalanche with Newhook after being drafted Catching up with Alex Newhook as he leaves the stage…#NHLDraft #GoAvsGo https://t.co/hCl1wmjCSr — Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 22, 2019 …
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St. John’s native Alex Newhook was picked in the first round 16th overall by the Colorado Rockies. A highly skilled player with good hockey sense, Newhook (5-10, 192) was Victoria’s captain and led the British Columbia Hockey League with 102 points (38 goals, 64 assists) in 53 games.…
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A very familiar face with the Newfoundland Growlers Kelly Cup championship team will not be back next season. Goaltender Michael Garteig who was a mainstay with the team has signed with a team in the Finish hockey league. Garteig will be in the nets for the Tappara…
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The season is over. The championship won. The parade was a success. Now it’s down to work to prepare for next season for the Newfoundland Growlers. First bit of business to resign head coach John Snowden. That has been done. He has a new two year contract with…
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Six Newfoundland hockey players were chosen in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League draft this weekend. Zach Dean was chosen by Gatineau Olympics, Ryan Greene by Charlottetown Islanders, Connor Shortall by Drummondville Voltigeurs, William Dyke by Shawinigan Cataracts, Lucas Robinson and Kieran Burke by the Halifax Mooseheads.…
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