SYDNEY — The School Sport Nova Scotia Highland Region Division 1 hockey championship series between the Glace Bay Panthers and Riverview Ravens will begin ...
Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador provincial tournaments get underway across the province today and continue until Saturday. Some 4,600 players are taking part in 46 tournaments. Unsplash Stock Photo - Unsplash Stock PhotoSYDNEY — The School Sport Nova Scotia Highland Region Division 1 hockey championship series between the Glace Bay Panthers and Riverview Ravens will begin on Friday night.
Meanwhile, Game 3 of the series is scheduled to take place on Sunday at 7 p.m. at Miners Forum in Glace Bay. The location, dates and times for Games 4 and 5 will be announced at a later date. As for Glace Bay, the team finished in second place in the high school league with a 9-6-1-0 record and advanced to the league final after knocking off the Memorial Marauders in two games in their semifinal series earlier this week.
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