Memorial Basketball teams are at home at the Field House this weekend. Both men’s and women’s teams face St. Mary’s Saturday and Sunday. The SeaHawks women’s team (0-2) play SMU (0-2) Saturday at six. The SeaHawks men’s team (0-2) play undefeated SMU (2-0) at 8:30 Saturday.…
S U N D A Y Jeremy Nicholas had a five point night three goals and two assists as Southern Shore Breakers downed St John’s Caps 10-2 in East Coast Senior Hockey play Sunday. Brandon Baird added two goals for the winners. Cody Squires and Ryan Windsor replied for the Caps TEAMS W L PTS CB Blues 3 0 6 Southern Shore 2 1 4 St. John’s 2 1 4 Northeast 0 3 0 Clarenville 0 1 0 S A T U R D A Y St. John’s Caps scored once in each period and edge…
S U N D A Y Mount Pearl continues their winning ways in St. John’s Junior Hockey. Sunday Mount Pearl downed Roebothan, McKay and Marshall Avalon Capitals 3-1. Colin O’Neill tallied twice for the Blades and Nathan Dunne had a single. Henry Power replied for the Capitals. In another game Trinity Placentia Flyers downed Southern Shore Breakers 8-3 TEAMS W L T OTL SOL PTS Mount Pearl Blades 10 8 0 0 0 2 CBN Stars 11 8 2 0 1 0 CBR Renegades 11 8 3 0 0 0 Northeast Eagles 9 4 3 0…
Sydney Walsh is the Memorial female athlete of the week. She had two strong performances in the 2018 AUS Soccer Championships. Walsh earned a shutout in the Sea-Hawks quarter final victory over Dalhousie. He also had a 15 save performance in the team’s loss to Cape Breton. Nathan Barker is the Memorial male athlete of the week. Barker scored 30 points and had six rebounds in the team’s Saturday night loss to the PEI Panthers.In the team’s second game he had a 17 point performance and also had 11 rebounds.…
The excitement builds for the St. John’s Edge second season. The long awaited arrival of the biggest man ever to play with the team is here. Satnam Singh is 22 years old from Barnala India and he is at camp in Grand Falls Windsor. Sing was drafted by the Dallas Mavericks in 2015 in the second round and 52nd overall.…
S A T U R D A Y Michael Garteig stopped all 44 shots he faced as the Growlers shut out the Manchester Monarchs 3-0 to extend their winning streak to six games Saturday night at Mile One Centre. Ryan Moore had both first period goals for the home team in this game. The Monarchs controlled most of the action in a scoreless second period, but Michael Garteig was sensational turning aside all 17 shots faced. The Growlers extended their lead to three with 8:30 to play in the final frame when J.J. Piccinich fired it home on the power…