Amazing things happen when you’re challenged to rise to the occasion. This year’s Red River Rage U10 A1 team consists of ten hard-working and fun-loving girls who range in experience from five years in ringette to being new to skating. The growth has been remarkable. 

During these long winter months, it may seem like sometimes there’s nothing to do but stay inside. But there are many fun activities to do outside, either alone or with your family: go for a winter walk, build a snowman or snow fort, or skate on a pond. 

The Niverville Skating Club is planning their first Skate-a-Thon for Saturday, February 4, 2017. 

I was all set to write a glowing article about the Jets after they finished a 4-0-1 stretch early in November. Coming off impressive home wins over the likes of Chicago and Los Angeles, the Jets had the second most points in the Western Conference, albeit with a few extra games played than most teams. Regardless, the team set off on their longest road trip of the year, a five-gamer with stops in Philadelphia, Boston, Carolina, Minnesota, and Nashville. The Jets would lose all five games in regulation, coming back from the trip with zero points earned and a deflated, tired bunch of players.

The hockey season has officially started for the Novice Elks in Île-des-Chênes. This year, there are all three divisions—A, B, and C—of Novice Elks. After a September training camp, and evaluations done by GT Performance Hockey, the teams began their practices.

The Novice B Clippers played a tournament in Springfield from November 17–20