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LEAGUE NOTICE:

Any new teams interested in joining the Avalon east league for the 2012-13 seasons must submit a letter of intent by Saturday May 12th at noon to David Brazil, submissions can be submited via email: davidbrazil@gov.nl.ca.

The league will than schedule a meeting with respective groups where issues related to team player composition, time and arena of home games, financial viability and other related operational issues.

Thanks,

David Brazil
davidbrazil@gov.nl.ca

[2012-05-08 07:32:49] 

First place is on the line this weekend as the Family Drug Mart Blues and St Johns Caps square off in a weekend home and home. The two teams sitting on top of the Avalon East Senior Hockey League are separated by 1 point and with 4 points up for grabs this weekend, the Caps are hoping they can keep ahead of the surging Blues, winners of 3 in a row.

Game 1 takes place at the Jack Byrne arena on Friday, March 2nd, puck drop at 8:00PM, game 2 will take place 7:15 Saturday on Bell Island in the newly renovated Monsignor Bartlett Memorial arena.

Schedule:

Mar 2nd: Blues @ Capitals [Jack Byrne] 8:00PM
Mar 3rd: Capitals @ Blues [Bell Island] 7:15PM
[2012-03-05 07:19:59] 

A new development in the Herder final fracas. The chair of senior council with Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador has resigned. Bill Noseworthy says he has had enough of the public attacks over the past week. The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts and fans have been crying foul over Hockey NL's decision to hold the Herder final games at Mile One Centre in St. John's and the Pepsi Centre in Corner Brook. Noseworthy says he tendered his resignation from the volunteer position this morning.

Noseworthy says he has given his heart and soul to hockey in the province, saying he has always tried to be fair, open and honest. Noseworthy aims harsh criticism at the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts director of hockey operations, Barry Manuel. He accused the Cataracts of running a semi-professional team and said it's ruining amateur hockey in the province.

Story from www.vocm.com
[2012-01-13 16:04:24]