Eberts win NOHA and advance to All-Ontario

Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter KAPUSKASING – Gold medallions were in the Palace last weekend and all the Ebert Welding Puckhounds had to do to get them was dethrone the Kings.The Bantam team won the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Tournament of Champions for A-level

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Wilsons drive forward to OHF Atom A berth

Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Firing on all cylinders, the Wilson Atoms steered their way through four teams and five games to arrive at their destination last weekend – NOHA gold.The Wilson Chevrolet Buick GMC Atom A team hosted the seven-team Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA)

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Grants Novice earn silver medals in NOHA

HEARST (Staff) – The Grant Fuels Novice Puckhounds were in Hearst March 4-6 for the four-team Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Tournament of Champions for A-level teams.The Puckhounds started the tourney with a 5-3 win over the host Hearst Lumber Kings on the Friday night.Saturday afternoon Grants

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Miller Paving goes 1-3 in NOHA tourney

TIMMINS (Staff) – The Miller Paving Bantam C Puckhounds competed March 11-12 at the 11-team Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Tournament of Champions for B-level teams in Timmins.The Pavers were downed 4-2 on Friday morning by the Manitoulin Panthers, then later that afternoon were narrowly edged 3-2 by

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Different Strokes

The New Liskeard Skating Club’s 2015-16 season ended with its annual ice show February 27 with the theme “Snowflakes & Fantasy.”We saw many Snow Princesses in trios and solos and our little Canskaters stole the show once again. The Snowmen sure could move fast and didn’t even melt

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TNSC hosts close to 200 skiers from across the province

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter COLEMAN TOWNSHIP — The top cross-country skiers in the province came, they saw and they went away pleased with what they experienced at the Temiskaming Nordic Ski Club (TNSC) last weekend.The TNSC played host to 199 skiers, coaches and supporters from across Ontario during

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