NOJHL Junior “A” hockey coming to The ShepSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — Hockey fans in Temiskaming Shores and area might be happy to see a slightly higher level of competitive hockey take place when the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL) Cochrane Crunch face off against the
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Preparations are underway for the upcoming season for the New Liskeard Lions Midget hockey team when the club hosts an official training camp in early September.The coaching staff for the 2014-2015 seasons are as follows:• Head Coach-Jamie Hepworth• Assistant
Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The winter starts now.Not literally “now,” but the return of the New Liskeard Cubs to the Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena means the deep freeze is here for the next six months or so.The Great North Midget League (GNML) Triple A
He’s worth itMontreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban is now the highest paid player on the team earning $9 million per season over the course of an eight-year contract.It took a while but he finally came to terms with his club via an arbitration hearing last week.In
P.K. Subban got what he deserved from the Montreal Canadiens. They took him to arbitration only to know he would win his argument, so some 24 hours before the decision came in they awarded him with an eight-year, $72 million contract which works out to an annual value of
HUDSON TOWNSHIP (Staff) – Young hockey players looking to score a financial breakaway this winter need look no further than the Dawson Jibb For the Love of the Game Bursary.It’s the second year for the bursary, valued up to $500, for a player aged 12 and under registering
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – The New Liskeard Lions Midget A hockey team presented their team awards at a year-end banquet June 20 at the New Liskeard Golf Club.The Lions had a successful season in 2013-14. They competed in March for the A-title at the six-team Northern Ontario Hockey
The National Hockey League’s 2014 free agent frenzy is all but history, however, don’t think for one minute more players won’t move including some of those who already found (what they thought) was their new home.First of all, Florida general manager Dale Tallon has a lot of salary
Four area branches of Scotiabank chipped in to make a $4,000 donation to the Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey Association in 2013-14. From the left is Earlton branch manager Melissa MacNabb, minor hockey president Hugo Rivet, New Liskeard branch manager Stan MacNabb and Haileybury branch manager Lisette Gauthier. Absent was
Cubs back on the ice starting August 18TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – It’s only a couple of days until the official start of summer.And Christmas is about 190 days away.But hockey is always in season in Canada and the New Liskeard Cubs will
