• Clarenville Caribous | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Caribous Hunting for New Head Coach

    Just a mere few weeks after the Newfoundland and Labrador big game licenses are issued, the Clarenville Caribous find themselves hunting, but this time it’s for a new head coach. As...

  • Clarenville Caribous Win 2009-2010 Herder

    The Clarenville Caribous have repeated as the Herder Memorial Champions for 2009-2010. In a series that saw some great hockey, the Caribous managed to defeat the Conception Bay Cee Bees in...

  • Caribous and Cats Split

    The opening of the WCSHL final series has seen the Caribous and the Cats split the first two games.  With the Cats dominating the first game, winning a score of 5-1,...

  • WCSHL Final Set

    The 2009-2010 WCSHL final has been set as both the Grand Falls Windsor Cataracts and Clarenville Caribous advance, sweeping their opponents in 4 straight games in the opening round of the...

  • 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...

  • Clarenville Caribous | Newfoundland Hockey Talk

    Clarenville Caribous – An Organization to be Admired

    The Clarenville Caribous are an organization to be admired when it comes to how they run a hockey organization. With their return to senior hockey in Newfoundland and Labrador, many had...

  • Caribous Gone From WCSHL?

    The Telegram has run a column by Robin Short indicating that the Clarenville Caribous may be gone from the West Coast Senior Hockey League because of their decision to play their...

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