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  • Clarenville Caribous Awards

    On Friday, February 12, the Clarenville Caribous presented their player awards prior to game 3 of their semi-final action against the Corner Brook Royals. Defenseman Brandon Roach was named the Central...

  • Minor Hockey Players | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    HNL’s Goal of Amalgamation

    For families with children involved with minor hockey in Newfoundland and Labrador, the reach of Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador (HNL) is one that cannot be denied. The recent reorganization of the...

  • Cats Take 3-1 Series Lead

    Down 2-0 in the series, the Gander Flyers had their backs to the wall on Saturday night as first place Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts rolled into town.  The Gander Flyers were coming...

  • Royals Take 3-2 Series Lead

    The Corner Brook Royals headed into Clarenville after splitting the opening weekend series in Corner Brook. In the Friday night match-up, the Clarenville Caribous jumped out to the early lead when...

  • Speaking Out Against HNL

    Earlier in the week Newfoundland Hockey Talk published an article titled HNL’s “AAA” Mindless Reorganization and The AAA Competitive Imbalance, articles that have attracted a lot of attention with close to...

  • The Royals Brandon Hynes

    Hailing from Norris Point, Newfoundland, Brandon Hynes was a kid with a dream to play professional hockey. However, after spending several years trying to get his break into the pros, Hynes...

  • The Cataracts Danny Wicks

    With 11 goals and 19 assists, the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts Danny Wicks has shown the Central West Senior Hockey League that he has what it takes to compete at the Senior...

  • HNL’s “AAA” Mindless Reorganization

    Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador allowed the major midget (formerly AAA) program to continue for years and years with St. John’s dominating the standings and always sending teams to represent Newfoundland at...

  • The “AAA” Competitive Imbalance

    The current makeup of Triple “AAA” Peewee and Bantam hockey within our province is an abject failure. In its wisdom (or lack thereof), Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador (HNL) has flexed its...

  • It Won’t Be Coming Back

    Fans of Newfoundland Senior Hockey have all but abandoned their favourite provincial senior teams. The remnants of a league gone by are now occupied by the Corner Brook Royals, Grand Falls-Windsor...

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