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The Mooretown Lady Flags put a bow on the 2023-24 season with an OWHA provincial championship. The team ran the table in the U11 B division on the weekend winning six straight games while not allowing a single goal against. The Lady Flags beat Cambridge, Cold Creek and Sault Ste. Marie, all by shutout, in the preliminary round. They blanked

Brennan Feasey scored five goals to lead the Alvinston Killer Bees to a 2-0 lead in the WOSHL Finals over Tillsonburg. The Killer Bees were down 2-0 heading into the second when Feasey scored two quick goals to tie the game up. Carson Perry added a third. The action stopped for a couple of minutes after Feasey scored his third

Brennan Feasey’s overtime goal lifted the Alvinston Killer Bees to a 3-2 win in the first game of the Western Ontario Super Hockey League final against the Thunder in Tillsonburg. TMitch Fitzmorris drew first blood for Tillsonburg at 5:28 in the first. Justin Abraham then lifted the Thunder to a 2-0 lead late in the second. But with just one

The Alvinston Killer Bees broke the home game curse, beating Stratford 5-2 to head to the WOSHL final. Brennan Feasey scored first for the Killer Bees at 3:06 off the stick of Jacob Chantler and James McEwan. Graham Broulotte of the Irish tied it up with a minute left in the first. McEwan scored twice in the second for the

The season came to an unfortunate end for Gage Brandon at the OHL Cup this week. The Petrolia product, a member of the Vaughan Kings, broke his collarbone in the final preliminary round game against Sun CountyWednesday. He was not able to play any of the Kings’ playoff games including a 1-0 loss to the Oakville Rangers in the Cup

The East Lambton Eagles U13 team wore their red hats during a traditional fire truck victory parade through Warwick after winning the OMHA Tier 2 championship Sunday. The Eagles scored three times in a little more than four minutes in the third period to erase a 1-0 deficit and beat the Wallaceburg Lakers, 3-2 in the title game in Halton

The Lambton Jr. Sting rallied from a two-goal deficit but settled for a 2-2 overtime tie with the Waterloo Wolves on Saturday. The result was enough to give the Wolves the Alliance League U18 championship, six points to two. After falling down 2-0, Carter Fogarty scored a late second period goal and Roen Douglas scored early in the third to

Blake Ellis/Local Journalism Initiative LCCVI lost a defensive battle to Essex Red Raiders in the SWOSSA Girls’ Hockey final. The Lancers spotted the Red Riders a goal in the first period and it was all they needed to capture the regional title. Brynn Bellmore scored the lone goal of the game for Essex.

The Petrolia Squires improved to 6-1 on the Western Ontario Super Hockey League season with a 3-2 overtime win in Dunnville Saturday. Playing with just 11 skaters, Dylan Quale sent the Squires home with the two points by scoring at 1:22 of the extra period. TJ Harris and Zach Van Eyk had scored during regulation time for the Squires. Brandon

LCCVI’s Lauren Harvey and Mackenzie Duncan both won respective rugby championships over the long weekend.  Harvey and her Team Ontario West regional side, which also included Sarnia’s Lauren Kennedy, won the title at an event in St. Catharines. The four-team event  included Team Ontario East and teams from Quebec and New Brunswick. Meantime, Duncan was part of the Team Ontario Blues

Fresh off their gold medal performances at the recent provincial ringette championships in Mississauga, the Forest Xtreme U16 and U19 teams will now take their talents to the Maritimes.  The Forest squads will represent Ontario at the Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships in New Brunswick from April 20-23. “We had some unique challenges this year and our players worked hard and

Noel Sanderson scored what proved to the game winning goal at 17:53 of third period and added an assist to lead the Petrolia Flyers a 4-3 win over Port Stanley Thursday night before 301 fans at Greenwood arena. Newcomer Dylan Demeulenaere notched a power play goal just under two minutes earlier for his first as a Flyer. He was acquired