Hockey

From Stanley Cup Champs to Unbeatable Queens: The Latest Hockey Buzz

Get ready for the ultimate hockey roundup - from Stanley Cup champs taking over Notre Dame to undefeated Queens, it's all here!

Hockey enthusiasts are in for a treat with the latest developments in the hockey world. Wade Klippenstein, a Stanley Cup champ hailing from Boissevain, Manitoba, is set to shake things up as the new Director of Hockey Development at Athol Murray. Meanwhile, the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame has unveiled its star-studded 2024 class, including ex-NHLers, amateur players, and officials, creating a buzz in the hockey community.

On the ice, the Union College men's hockey team in Schenectady, N.Y., recently announced their team award winners for the 2023-24 season, adding to the excitement of the sport. Not to be outdone, the Powell River Queens hockey team received recognition from their city council for their outstanding performance, remaining undefeated in the 2023/2024 season.

In other news, the Sturgeon Hockey Club is making waves by focusing on Officials Development and Female players, showcasing their commitment to growing and diversifying the sport. Additionally, the Flin Flon official, Harvey Bolton, has secured a well-deserved spot in the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame, a testament to his unwavering dedication to the game.

In a surprising turn of events, the hockey scene in St-Georges faces uncertainty, raising concerns about the future of the sport in the area. With developments like the collective action on junior hockey abuse and the ongoing challenges, the hockey community is in a state of flux, blending triumphs and struggles in this beloved sport.