Killer Bees’ Feasey to coach Maroons
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Petrolia Flyers hand out year-end awards
June 19, 2025
Goaltenders Ethan Everaert and Elijah Grant were named co-MVP for the PJHL’s Petrolia Flyers at the team’s awards banquet on the weekend.
The duo combined to win 40 regular season and playoff games for Petrolia backstopping the Flyers to its first-ever Yeck Division championship.
Meantime, Ethan Flintoff and Tobias Iantorno shared the Ron Tyler scholarship award while Flintoff was chosen as the top defenceman.
Evan Morningstar and Dylan Campbell shared the most dedicated player trophy and Ryan Richardson was chosen as the most sportsmanlike player.
The most improved player award was Noel Sanderson and Mateo Craievich was named the rookie of the year.
Overage jerseys were presented to Jake MacLean, Owen Peters, Kaleb Kennedy and Dylan Demeulenaere.
Meantime, the Flyers have signed 17-year-old twin brothers for the coming season. Mason and Casey Guerette are products of the Lambton Jr. Sting under-16 AAA team.
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Killer Bees’ Feasey to coach Maroons
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Barry Wright/The Independent Alvinston Killer Bees star Brennan Feasey is the new head coach of the Sutherland Cup champion Chatham Maroons of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League. The new job came about after Richard Santos left the Maroons this week to become the new head coach of the U16 boys prep team with Biosteel Sports Academy in Windsor and
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Still standing (with some help) after 200 years
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Lambton lands part of 30×30 project
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Heather Wright/The Independent Almost 700 acres of land along the Sydenham River, including some in Petrolia and Wawrick, will be recognized as conservation lands in Ontario. It’s part of an international plan to protect 30 per cent of the earth’s land and sea by 2030. Tim Payne, manager of forests for the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority, was contacted by
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