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THU MAR. 13 at 7:00PM
STORM
6
CROSS LAKE
2
TUE MAR. 18 at 7:00PM
STORM
2
NCN FLAMES
6
TUE MAR. 18 at 7:00PM
NORTH STARS
2
JUNIORS
5
WED MAR. 19 at 7:00PM
STORM
4
NCN FLAMES
1
WED MAR. 19 at 7:00PM
NORTH STARS
2
JUNIORS
9
SAT MAR. 22 at 7:00PM
NCN FLAMES
3
STORM
8
SAT MAR. 22 at 7:00PM
JUNIORS
5
NORTH STARS
3
SUN MAR. 23 at 7:00PM
NCN FLAMES
4
STORM
7
SAT MAR. 29 at 7:00PM
STORM
6
JUNIORS
1
SUN MAR. 30 at 3:00PM
STORM
6
JUNIORS
5
WED APR. 2 at 7:00PM
JUNIORS
5
STORM
4
THU APR. 3 at 7:00PM
JUNIORS
6
STORM
8
SUN APR. 6 at 3:00PM
STORM
7
JUNIORS
5
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Team GP W L D OTL PTS
NCN Flames 34 25 7 0 2 52
Juniors 34 18 14 0 2 38
North Star.. 34 15 15 0 4 34
Storm 34 15 17 0 2 32
Cross Lake 34 12 17 2 3 27
SCORING LEADERS
Drew
Peters
(OCN)
80
Player Points
Lucien Tait-Reaume (NWH) 66
Maddex Long (NCN) 62
Tyrone Meldrum (PJR) 61
Wilfred McLeod (CLI) 58
Cedrick Puffalt (OCN) 54
Brannigan Ferland (NWH) 54
Gregory Wiseman (NCN) 53
Dyson Pelletier (PJR) 52
Brody McPherson (PJR) 47
GOALIE LEADERS
.907
Goalie SV%
Owen Chubka (PJR) .891
Chauncy Jack (NWH) .885
Logan Grenier (OCN) .884
Connor Dawson (NWH) .882
Louis-Laurent Legros (CLI) .877
Preston Kaludjak (NCN) .872
APRIL 22, 2019

Northern Hawks golden at Keystone Cup

Northern Hawks golden at Keystone Cup

Scott Ludwig

Thunder Bay Northern Hawks are back-to-back Keystone Cup gold medalist. A year after winning on home ice the Hockey Northwest Ontario (HNO) champion traveled to Peguis, Manitoba last weekend and repeated the feat, this time defeating their city rival Thunder Bay Fighting Walleye 4-2 in the final.

FINAL:@NorthernHawks 4@WalleyeJrHockey 2 Thunder Bay Northern Hawks are the 2019 Keystone Cup GOLD medalist ?? pic.twitter.com/QMXOrekPRA

— Keystone Cup Canada (@KeystoneCupCA) April 21, 2019

It was the second edition of the Keystone Cup 'Border Battle' featuring top Junior B teams from HNO and Hockey Manitoba. Keystone Junior Hockey League winner Peguis Juniors hosted the tournament in a 53-hour marathon of games with each team playing five times.

Peguis opened the tournament with a round robin game against the KJHL regular season winner Cross Lake Islanders, who were undermanned all weekend. Cross Lake traveled with just 13 skaters and one goaltender. Juniors scored an easy 9-3 victory behind a hat trick performance from league top scorer Tyrome Spence-Bair.

The two Thunder Bay teams would win each matchup against their western neighbors with the Northern Hawks (3-0-0) finishing atop the round robin standings. A 7-0 shutout of Cross Lake in the semifinals put them in position for gold.

After a Day 1 defeat at the hands of their league rival the Fighting Walleye cruised their way to the gold medal game defeating Peguis 5-3 in their semifinal matchup. That set up a rematch of the Lakehead Junior Hockey League Finals which the Northern Hawks won in five games.

The bronze medal game also featured a league championship rematch between the Islanders and Juniors, who came back from being down 3-1 in the best-of seven series to win Game 7 in Cross Lake. This time the Islanders flipped the script walking away with a 4-2 win on Peguis ice with the bronze medals around their necks.

In the end the weekend belonged to the Northern Hawks who captured all three titles (LJHL regular season and playoff) this season. They finished their season with an impressive record of 34-7-1 overall, 13-1 in the postseason.

Head coach Frank Felice was thrilled with his team saying, "This is a fantastic victory for everyone. The graduating 21s (Justin Muir, Cosimo Pasqualino, Lucas Sandberg, Carson Smith) get to go out on top and the other vets and rookies can enjoy being champions until next spring. All the players and staff did their part throughout the tournament and can share in this great win. They are all champions!"

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT   

Another hockey season is among us and I can’t express how excited we the KJHL are for another exciting season. A brief update on the KJHL, due to unfortunate and unforeseen circumstances, the Waywayseecappo Wild and the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Selects will be taking a leave of absence for 1 year and will be back next season.  Business will go on per usual and the KJHL will operate with 5 teams, OCN Storm, Peguis Juniors, NCN Flames, Norway House Northstars and Cross Lake Islanders. The season will kick off on October 5th in Peguis as the Juniors host the Cross Lake Islanders and also in Nisichawaysihk as the Flames host the Norway House Northstars.  Every team is looking like a contender this season which means exciting hockey games.  We look forward to seeing you at the KJHL games this season and good luck to all teams!

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