Newfoundland Hockey Talk

If this is a post about the Senior League in ST.john's, Why is it not posted on the AESHL SITE? it seem like you just want to rub salt into the wounds of the passionate fans out here in Central. Post here all you want, but it would be nice to keep things about the East on the East site and Central o...

When has Carl Lake been right about anything. All Carl Lake does is pick up stories from Social Media. IE: Facebook and This site. He has no inside info from the teams themselves.

What do you mean by "LEVEL PLAYING FIELD" ? Is that where you add five players to one team to compete in the Herder? is that where teams commit to play in one teams rink and other decide not to show up? Is that where one leagues teams fans care about their hockey and the other , well you k...

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Thu Aug 01, 2019 9:53 am

Hearing out west. If stephenville folds and DL can’t ice a team. The royals will be entertaining the possibility of joining the cats and flyers. Possibly even bous. Would make for a solid 4 team set up.

What's that song from the 90's....." THINGS THAT MAKE YA GO HMMM"

Where did you here this from??????

Shore19, I respect your opinion, but I have to disagree with some of your points. You mentioned that a lot of your players could have come to the west for the money, but the opted not to. I would think it's more than just opting out. It would have to do with work. family and other commitments that w...

So those players were moved to another organization without a trade? IE: players heading back in return?

I asked him because he seems to speak a lot about the AESHL...thought he could at least say who was moved for the trade(s)?

Here's a question for you Hockey eyes and I don't know the answer, but i'd like to have it explained to me by you and only you. How did some of the players from the Torbay Eagles end up with the S.S. Breakers this season? not looking for sarcasm, just a good explanation.

Imports in the Newfoundland senior hockey league are not classified the same way with Hockey Canada. Imports are 1st time branch to branch transfers. once a player has spent 1 year in that branch, they are no longer am import, as per hockey Canada rules. If a Newfoundland player leaves the province ...