NOJHL Notes: Haines on fire, Trecroce on air
…To say that Darcy Haines has been lighting it up for the Soo Thunderbirds since the Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League team acquired the skilled centre in a trade with the Pembroke Lumberkings of the Central Canada Hockey League earlier this season would rank as a major understatement.
Haines, who is in his final season of junior eligibility, is averaging two points a game through 20 outings with the Thunderbirds. …[read more]
NOJHL at the crossroads
As rumours of relocation and franchises in financial difficulty swirl, the small-to-medium market Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League soldiers on.
An eight-team league that this season features a two-team battle for first place and a three-team saw-off for third, the NOJHL is again faced with adversity and questions of its stability. …[read more]