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12/13/2025

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After 25 years, senior hockey is set to return to Simcoe! The Gunners are applying to join the OEHL for the 2026 season — bringing Saturday-night hockey, community spirit, and local pride back to Talbot Gardens!

12/05/2025

The Norfolk Knights U10A dominated at the CCM Nations Cup in Detroit — five wins, 48 goals scored, and a dramatic OT championship win over the Rochester Rattlers. A flawless performance that showed heart, teamwork, and grit. Proud of this group!

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11/28/2025

The Norfolk Hericanes U11 stormed through Kitchener’s FallFest Tournament to claim the championship! After dropping a game to Woodstock, the girls regrouped, defeated Flamborough in a late-game thriller, and earned redemption with a 3–0 shutout in the final. A total team effort capped by Kailyn Simpson’s MVP performance — congratulations, Hericanes!

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11/06/2025

After 25 years, senior hockey is set to return to Simcoe! The Gunners are applying to join the OEHL for the 2026 season — bringing Saturday-night hockey, community spirit, and local pride back to Talbot Gardens!

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11/04/2025

Simcoe’s Holly VanNetten is making waves in NCAA D1 hockey — scoring her first goal, setting up an OT winner, and being named AHA Defenceman of the Week for the Mercyhurst Lakers! Big minutes, big moments, and a big future ahead.

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10/21/2025

What a weekend for the Norfolk Knights U15B! After dropping a round-robin game to Clearview, the Knights got their rematch — and made it count. Blake Martin tied the game late, and Cooper Inman scored the OT winner with just 3 seconds left to capture the Clearview Early Bird Championship. A true team effort and an unforgettable finish!

What a weekend for the Norfolk Knights U15B! After dropping a round-robin game to Clearview, the Knights got their rematch — and made it count. Blake Martin tied the game late, and Cooper Inman scored the OT winner with just 3 seconds left to capture the Clearview Early Bird Championship. A true t...

10/20/2025

The Norfolk Knights U10A bounced back from an opening-game loss to win five straight and capture the October Storm Classic in Tillsonburg! A full-team effort, strong defense, and unselfish play led to a dominant 7–1 win in the championship over South Oxford. A perfect example of teamwork paying off — congratulations, Knights!

10/20/2025

🥇 Townsend’s Jacob Foster pitched the Fanshawe Falcons to OCAA gold this weekend!
🥉 Simcoe’s stars also shone — the Lambton Lions baseball team and Durham Lords softball team each brought home bronze after entering as #1 seeds.
Local athletes. Provincial podiums.

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10/17/2025

The South Oxford Storm U13A went undefeated at the Hamilton Huskies Classic, capturing gold in thrilling fashion. But days later, head coach Greg Mitchell and his staff were handed suspensions following a brief post-game incident. The situation has sparked important conversations about fairness, communication, and how volunteer coaches are treated in minor hockey.

The South Oxford Storm U13A went undefeated at the Hamilton Huskies Classic, capturing gold in thrilling fashion. But days later, head coach Greg Mitchell and his staff were handed suspensions following a brief post-game incident. The situation has sparked important conversations about fairness, com...

10/16/2025

🏆 Simcoe athletes are championship central this weekend!
🥎 Jess & Makayla Benz lead #1 Durham Softball into the OCAA Finals.
⚾ Jeryn Shortt, Mikey Walker, & Aidan Littler look to cap off Lambton’s top-ranked season with baseball gold.
Two programs, one community. Let’s go! 💚

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10/07/2025

The Port Dover Sailors battled hard in an 8–4 loss to the Dundas Blues at home. Goals from Nunn, Courrier, Feruglio, and Santos kept the crowd buzzing, while Neal stood tall in net. The Sailors now head to Hagersville on October 11 before returning home October 12 to face Niagara!

The Port Dover Sailors battled hard in an 8–4 loss to the Dundas Blues at home. Goals from Nunn, Courrier, Feruglio, and Santos kept the crowd buzzing, while Neal stood tall in net. The Sailors now head to Hagersville on October 11 before returning home October 12 to face Niagara!