THE CATS ARE BACK!!
Posted: Fri Nov 29, 2019 8:28 pm
I've been asked to post this on behalf of the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts Executive
The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts are excited to announce to our fans that there will be Senior Hockey in Central Newfoundland this season. The Cataracts and the Gander Flyers have mutually agreed to enter into a competition starting this coming January with the possibility of a third team being involved as well. The plan is to play a 12-game regular season followed by further playoffs. Additional details will be made available as soon they become finalized. The Cataracts organization recognizes that many fans would prefer a situation where there was regular competition between multiple teams but unfortunately such a situation could not be negotiated for this season. The alternative to what is being announced is that both teams would have had to shut down operations this season with the possibility of being able to restart next season or any time in the foreseeable future highly unlikely. We hope this measure shows our strong commitment to keeping the Cataracts and Senior Hockey alive for now and into the future. All the team’s current players have been contacted with the vast majority willing to suit up for the Cataracts again in January. Over the next few days and weeks we will make further announcements on the schedule, tickets and other specifics. We look forward to welcoming all our fans back to the Joe after Christmas. GO CATS GO!!
The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts are excited to announce to our fans that there will be Senior Hockey in Central Newfoundland this season. The Cataracts and the Gander Flyers have mutually agreed to enter into a competition starting this coming January with the possibility of a third team being involved as well. The plan is to play a 12-game regular season followed by further playoffs. Additional details will be made available as soon they become finalized. The Cataracts organization recognizes that many fans would prefer a situation where there was regular competition between multiple teams but unfortunately such a situation could not be negotiated for this season. The alternative to what is being announced is that both teams would have had to shut down operations this season with the possibility of being able to restart next season or any time in the foreseeable future highly unlikely. We hope this measure shows our strong commitment to keeping the Cataracts and Senior Hockey alive for now and into the future. All the team’s current players have been contacted with the vast majority willing to suit up for the Cataracts again in January. Over the next few days and weeks we will make further announcements on the schedule, tickets and other specifics. We look forward to welcoming all our fans back to the Joe after Christmas. GO CATS GO!!