Moncton Widcats came from behind to beat the Halifax Mooseheads in QMJHL action Sunday afternoon before 9,000 at Scotiabank Centre. Jacob Hudson ties the game with 2 minutes left in the 3rd and Alex Khovanov notches the OT winner. Here are highlights and interviews with […]
Noah Harrison was just anmed the captain of the Fundy Thunder of the Nova Scotia Minor Midget AAA Hockey League. The 15 year old is team’s leading scorer and is one of the top scorers in the 8 team league. John Moore caught up with […]
Mooseheads defenceman Jared McIsaac brought the big Sunday afternoon crowd out of its seat with a huge open ice hit on Moncton Wildcats Jacob Pelletier.
Jordan Spence is the QMJHL rookie of the month. The 17 year old NHL draft eligible Moncton Wildcats defenceman has gone from an 2017 undrafted major midget player to a year later being taken in QMJHL 2nd round. Now he is on NHL Central Scouting […]
Nova Scotia Admirals defeat Fundy Thunder 2-1 Saturday afternoon in Nova Scotia Minor Midget AAA Hockey League action in Tantallon. Here are highlights and post game interviews with Ashton Cutten and Luke Baldwin.
David Purdy is entering his 2nd season with the Nova Scotia Admirals of the Nova Scotia Minor Midget AAA Hockey League. The talented forward was a late cut from both Cole Harbour and South Shore in the Nova Scotia Major Midget League and is determined […]
Halifax and Truro will play host to the 2020 World Womens Hockey championships next April. Halifax hosted the tournament in 2004 with Canada capturing the gold medal. Two members of our national team, Jillian Saulnier and Blayre Turnbull attended the news conference at Scotiabank Centre. […]
Tyler Cross is a 15 year old defenceman with the Nova Scotia Admirals of the Nova Scotia Minor Midget AAA Hockey League. Cross broke his ankle at the first of last season and it hindered his development as a rookie in the league but he […]
Sights and sounds from Nova Scotia Minor Midget AAA Hockey League game between Nov Scotia Admirals and Basin Armada at Bedford BMO Centre. This is not a highlight package but some few goals, hits from the first place showdown.
Sights and sounds from the Halifax Mooseheads 2018 home opener before 9,949 fans at Scotiabank Centre. Cape Breton wins 5-2.