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• Double overtime needed to decide Game 1
  The Conception Bay North CeeBee Stars and Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts are off to double overtime in Game 1 of the Telegram Herder Memorial ...
• Herder opener headed to OT
  Game 1 of the Telegram Herder Memorial Championship Series is head to overtime. The teams are still on the ice and will play a 10 minute sudden ...
• Cataracts leading after two periods
  The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts have a 2-1 lead after 40 minutes in Game 1 of the Telegram Herder Memorial Championship Series. The Cats opened ...
• Cataracts lead 1-0 after 20 minutes
  The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts took a 1-0 lead over the Conception Bay North CeeBee Stars to the dressing room following the first period of ...
• Herder opener minutes away
  Mile One Centre is slowly starting to fill up as the Conception Bay North Eastlink CeeBee Stars and Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts get set to play ...
• CeeBees get back into series with home-ice win
  The Conception Bay North CeeBees avoided facing a 3-0 series deficit in their best-of-seven Subway Avalon East Senior Hockey League final with a ...
• Pearcey says Blades are underdogs
  At the end of their 24-game regular-season schedules, the Conception Bay North CeeBee Stars and Mount Pearl Blades had nearly identical records ...
• Blades get last-minute goal to beat Eagles in...
  Prior to Wednesday’s Avalon East semifinal opener between the Blades and Eagles at the Glacier in Mount Pearl, someone suggested to Northeast ...
• Drake undeterred by hearing impairment
  Trinity-Placentia Flyers’ forward Corey Drake doesn’t consider his hearing impairment a disability.“It’s a challenge,” insists the 21-year-old ...
• Always pressure playing with Gushue
  Jamie Danbrook admits he was a little nervous before his first match as part of Brad Gushue’s rink at the 2011 Labatt Tankard provincial men’s ...
• League does not suspend accused Blade
  The Avalon East Senior Hockey League executive has decided not to take immediate disciplinary action against the Mount Pearl Blades player ...
• Greening answers the call
  Like hundreds of other American Hockey League players, Binghamton Senators’ rookie Colin Greening had plans to get away during the league’s ...
• Back in the Games
  Nearly two decades ago, Danny Cleary, then 13, helped lead the host side to a gold medal in ball hockey at the 1992 Newfoundland and Labrador ...
• City Division generates the most star power
  The City division may have won its fourth straight Kent St. John’s Junior Hockey League all-star game Thursday night, but the Avalon division ...
• Goalie needed a change of scene
  Goaltender Mark Yetman played and won his first game for the West Coast senior hockey circuit’s Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts last weekend, days ...
• Long-distance holidays
  It’s been 21 years since John Slaney has celebrated a Newfoundland Christmas in St. John’s. But childhood holiday memories from his Merrymeeting ...
• Back to where it all began
  Don Johnson, honorary Chairman for Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador’s 75th anniversary celebrations, says “we have never forgotten who our ...
• Undersized and underestimated
  Were it not for the presence of a Quebec Major Junior Hockey League team in St. John’s in 2006, Alex Wall probably wouldn’t have made it to the Q ...
• Molson-Coors St. John's athletes of the month
  Video: Molson-Coors male and female athletes of the month Athletes were announced as winners of Molson-Coors St. John’s athlete of the month ...
• Comeback kid
  Mount Pearl Mark’s Work Wearhouse Junior Blades forward John Ryan doesn’t remember precisely how his rookie season in the Kent St. John’s Junior ...
• For Roach, coming home made sense (and a few dollars)
  From the day Brandon Roach left Bay Roberts at 17 to play in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, his sights were fixed firmly on a pro hockey ...
• Nichols happy for additional ends in a 'bonus' event
  The Shelley Nichols rink makes its first appearance at the Canada Cup of Curling this morning, and the Labrador City skip says the timing of the ...
• Power has helped energize Blades
  With just a shade over 10 minutes remaining in Colin Power’s debut in the Subway Avalon East Senior Hockey League with his hometown Mount ...
• Time to get acquainted
  Eight of the 22 women who will make up Canada’s national hockey team for next week’s 4 Nations Cup touched down in St. John’s Wednesday evening. ...
• Privateers glad to be a warm-up act
  With all due respect to the other five major midget hockey teams in the province, the St. John’s Pennecon Privateers could be facing their ...
• Pieces don't fall in place for Memorial
  The Memorial University Sea-Hawks men’s soccer team will miss the Atlantic University Sport playoffs after failing to collect a win against the ...
• So far, so good
  Curling skips Brad Gushue and Randy Ferbey made national headlines last April when the pair announced they would team up for the upcoming World ...
• Ex-Habs have fun at the Glacier
  When the Montreal Canadiens alumni teams appear at venues across the country, the games they play aren’t meant to be competitive affairs — ...
• Start of '10-11 season will be delayed by a week
  Fans of the Bud Light Avalon East Senior Hockey League will have to wait a little longer for the 2010-11 season to get underway.After an ...
• Breen’s team will chase history at home
  Asked where his St. John’s under-18 side ranks among the teams who have represented the province at past national soccer championships, John ...