Malcolm Huemmert scored twice and helped set-up the game-winner as the Dryden GM Ice Dogs dumped the Fort Frances Lakers 5-2 in SIJHL action last night at the Memorial Arena in Dryden.
The Lakers saw their three-game win streak come to an end with the loss, dropping them to 10-11-1 overall.
The Muskie boys' hockey team have been able to see what it's truly made of lately.
Fort High was able to dig deep and find the offence needed to pull out a thrilling 5-4 win over the Baudette Bears in exhibition action on Tuesday night at the Ice For Kids Arena.
Even after capping a stellar season with a championship, the accolades keep on coming for Brady Meeks.
The Muskie quarterback was named the Currie Division's ('A') Bomber Alumni Most Outstanding Player (MOP) and was honoured at the WHSFL's annual awards banquet on Thursday in Winnipeg.
“It was a true honour to receive the MOP award last night,” Meeks told the Times on Friday.
The St. Thomas Aquinas Saints cared little for the Muskie girls' hockey team's early-season success.
The visitors handed the Muskies their first loss of the NorWOSSA season with a 4-2 decision at the '52 Canadians Arena last Tuesday night in Fort High's annual “Teddy Bear Toss” game.
It was a triumphant weekend for both of the Fort Frances Girls'/Women's Hockey Association's 15U and Atom Leafs teams as both squads walked away with gold at the Cake Eater Classic tournament in Edina, Mn.
The 15U Leafs went a perfect 3-0 en route to the title in the 'B' division.
The squad opened play on Friday with a 9-1 rout of Wayzata.
Even after capping a stellar season with a championship, the accolades keep on coming for Brady Meeks.
The Muskie quarterback was named the Currie Division's ('A') Bomber Alumni Most Outstanding Player (MOP) and was honoured at the WHSFL's annual awards banquet on Thursday in Winnipeg.
“It was a true honour to receive the MOP award last night,” Meeks told the Times on Friday.
Ryley Booth of the Sunset Country Squash Club had a weekend to remember at the Winnipeg Squash Racquet Club's Classic tournament.
Competing in both the men's 'D' division and junior U17, Booth had a very successful weekend of squash as he captured the 'D' title.
“A very tiring weekend with a total of eight matches over two-and-a-half days,” said club member Bob Tkachuk.
The WHSFL awards banquet was held on Thursday night in Winnipeg where Muskie quarterback Brady Meeks was awarded the Bomber Alumni Most Outstanding Player in Currie Division ('A').
With that award comes a $1,000 scholarship that Meeks will receive upon registration at a post-secondary school next fall.
The Fort Frances Lakers may have had their game on Saturday night postponed but the front office was still busy over the weekend.
The Lakers on Sunday traded defenceman Michael Chapman to the Cochrane Crunch (NOJHL) in exchange for fellow blueliner Jaden Wake.
Not every game is pretty and the start to Friday night's game certainly wasn't for the Muskie boys' hockey team.
The Muskies overcame an early deficit and some shaky play to nab a 5-2 win over the Red Lake Rams in the team's annual “Teddy Bear Toss” game at the Ice For Kids Arena.
