Tri-town Bowling
SUNDAY SPECIAL OLYMPICSLadies High SingleKelly Loach 167Ladies High DoubleKelly Loach 280Men’s High SingleGordon Derion 188Men’s High DoubleAlan Perron 299Top AveragesAaron Paraskevopoulos 150Kelly Loach 134Robbie Sullivan 127Richard Seymour 127Alan Perron 127Mary Monaco 126Kevin Bond
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Vet Services Pee Wees get the gold in Brantford
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – The Temiskaming Veterinary Services Pee Wee C Girls travelled to Brantford to participate in the Walter Gretzky tourney the weekend of March 6-8.TEM VET 3 Stars 1Even after a long drive to Brantford the girls came out strong and quick against the Gloucester
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No NOHA titles for local teams last weekend
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Three local Puckhound teams competed in their respective Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Tournaments of Champions March 13-15, but were unable to capture any gold medals.ATOM AThe Wilson Chevrolet Atoms were at the NOHA A tourney in Copper Cliff and did manage to
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ROTARY PEE WEE GOLD
The Rotary Pee Wee Puckhounds were in Powassan March 6-8 where they won the Northern Ontario Hockey Association C Championship. The team is, in back from the left, Michaela Presseault, coach Kevin Pinkerton, assistant coach Jeremie Miller, assistant coach Lorne Ross. Second row, same order, Kevin McLean, Brydon Burrows,
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Big Red’s Derby a hit with anglers of all ages
COBALT (Special) – Big Red’s Fish Derby once again landed a haul of both fish and anglers this season.The annual ice fishing derby was held February 7-8 and was hosted on the Saturday at the Cobalt Royal Canadian Legion and Sunday at the Cobalt Community Hall by the
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Straight from the Hip
Toronto Sun sports reporter Steve Simmons has spent most of his adult life in minor hockey coaching more than 1,000 games over 27 seasons at four different levels. He’s also been involved in running tournaments, convening divisions, tying skates, filling water bottles, sitting on executive committees, keeping statistics, attending
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NOVICE NOHA CHAMPS
The Novice A Grant Fuels Puckhounds won the Northern Ontario Hockey Association championship March 8, beating the Kapuskasing Little Devils 2-1. The team is, in front from the left, Benjamin Rosa-McLean and Brett Ruddy. Second row, same order, Braden Forget, Jack Pollock, Ryan Miller, Mason Brownlee, Pacey Lachapelle, Chase
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Nordic News
By Lynn Gibson, TNSC public relations director[caption id="attachment_7173" align="alignleft" width="500"] Skiers taking part in the Pee Wee boys Team Sprint Relay race March 7 had a chance to warm
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Cubs now in best-of-three Great North final
Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Two close games. Two evenly matched teams. Two wins to go.That’s what the Great North Midget League (GNML) finals have come down to for the New Liskeard Cubs and the Sault Ste. Marie Thunderbirds.The teams both won last weekend turning
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NOHA Champs
Grants Novice and Rotary Pee Wees win goldSteven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMIISKAMING SHORES – The NOHA Tournament of Champions season got underway last weekend with two local teams putting in gold medal performances.The Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey Association’s Grant Fuels Novice and Rotary Pee Wees both captured
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