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  • Peter Cambell Gander Flyers | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Don’t Overlook Peter Campbell

    When the Gander Flyers announced the signing of Peter Campbell as one of their import cards, there were many in the Newfoundland and Labrador hockey circles that quietly said “Peter who?” ...

  • Jason King | Newfundland Hockey Talk

    Remember Jason King?

    Jason King was the pride of Corner Brook’s Minor Hockey Association that went on to play in the National Hockey League.  It came as no surprise because he was a kid...

  • NLSHL Fan Support | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Fans are Key for Survival

    There’s no denying that building fan support in the Newfoundland and Labrador Senior Hockey League (NLSHL) is a major challenge for the teams involved.  Take a trip to any rink when...

  • Darren Langdon | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Love Him or Hate Him

    At 43 years old, Darren Langdon is still playing a role in Newfoundland and Labrador Senior Hockey as a member of the Western Royals. If you had asked anybody just a...

  • Clarenville Caribous | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Clarenville Caribous Drive for Five

    The Clarenville Caribous are contenders for the Newfoundland and Labrador Senior Hockey’s most coveted trophy – the Herder Memorial Trophy. This is an organization that has transformed the face of the...

  • Eastlink CeeBee Stars | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Beware the CeeBee Stars

    The Eastlink CeeBee Stars have been one of the most prolific teams on the Newfoundland senior hockey scene in the last 10 years. They have either won or placed second in...

  • Newfoundland Senior Hockey Finances | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Cost of Buying a Winning Team

    What’s the cost of operating a team in the Newfoundland and Labrador Senior Hockey League? That’s been one of the questions that’s been tossed around in hockey circles for some time....

  • Western Royals Steve North | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Royals Should Release North

    No one can question Steve North for his heart he has shown playing for the Corner Brook Royals. He’s battled through injury after injury and has come back time and time...

  • Daniel Cleary | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Cleary’s Future with the Wings

    Daniel Cleary became the first Newfoundland Native to win the Stanley Cup in 2008. His star was shining bright as the gritty forward showed his grit and determination on the ice....

  • Terry Ryan | Clarenville Caribous | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    For the Love of the Game

    When Terry Ryan returned to Newfoundland Senior Hockey, fans were buzzing. He was considered one of the premier players who was dominant with the puck and played a very physical game....

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