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  • The Corner Brook Royals

    The Corner Brook Royals are now under “new” management, a move that has many fans shaking their heads and asking why?  The trouble with the Corner Brook Royals have been around...

  • Last Series Before Christmas

    The West Coast Senior Hockey League is heading into its last series before Christmas.  One has to sit back and take stock as to what has transpired thus far in the...

  • Cataracts WCSHL Champs?

    It’s only early in the West Coast Senior Hockey League season, but one can’t help and think that maybe this year, the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts will be the 2009-2009 West Coast...

  • Caribous Sign Richard Paul

    Some things never surprise people but this is one of the biggest surprises.  No one would ever have thought that the Clarenville Caribous would have signed former Corner Brook Royal, Richard...

  • Corner Brook Royals Down Caribous

    It’s still early in the West Coast Senior League hockey season, but fans of the Corner Brook Royals should be smiling after a weekend of great hockey.  The Royals downed the...

  • Week One: Were there Surprises?

    With week one of the WCSHL in the books, one must look at the games and see if there were any surprises. Looking at the Cataracts and the Royals, this was...

  • Deer Lake Red Wings | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Ray Dalton Says Bye-Bye to Wings

    Deer Lake will be short Ray Dalton in the upcoming WCSHL season.  Dalton is sticking closer to home to help with his new born baby. The Deer Lake Red Wings loss...

  • West Coast Senior Hockey League 2009 Edition

    The West Coast Senior Hockey League’s 2009 Edition is starting to slowly unfold.  With major signings by the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts and players rumoured to be moving around in the West...

  • Cee Bee Stars | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Cee Bees and Blades Want into WCSHL

    Well, it looks like the WCSHL may be about to receive two additional teams as Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador has been asked for a ruling as to whether these teams will...

  • Wings Lose Game 3

    The Detroit Red Wings lose game 3 of the 2009 Stanley Cup final 4-2 to the Pittsburgh Penguins. With the loss, the Wings still lead the series 2-1, bringing Newfoundlander Daniel...

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