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SAT MAR. 8 at 7:30PM
JUNIORS
6
CROSS LAKE
2
SAT MAR. 8 at 7:30PM
NCN FLAMES
2
NORTH STARS
4
SUN MAR. 9 at 1:30PM
JUNIORS
4
CROSS LAKE
1
SUN MAR. 9 at 1:30PM
NCN FLAMES
5
NORTH STARS
3
TUE MAR. 11 at 7:00PM
CROSS LAKE
3
STORM
4
THU MAR. 13 at 7:00PM
STORM
6
CROSS LAKE
2
TUE MAR. 18 at 7:00PM
STORM
2
NCN FLAMES
6
TUE MAR. 18 at 7:00PM
NORTH STARS
2
JUNIORS
5
WED MAR. 19 at 7:00PM
STORM
4
NCN FLAMES
1
WED MAR. 19 at 7:00PM
NORTH STARS
2
JUNIORS
9
SAT MAR. 22 at 7:00PM
NCN FLAMES
3
STORM
8
SAT MAR. 22 at 7:00PM
JUNIORS
5
NORTH STARS
3
SUN MAR. 23 at 7:00PM
NCN FLAMES
4
STORM
7
SAT MAR. 29 at 7:00PM
STORM
6
JUNIORS
1
SUN MAR. 30 at 3:00PM
STORM
6
JUNIORS
5
WED APR. 2 at 7:00PM
JUNIORS
5
STORM
4
THU APR. 3 at 7:00PM
JUNIORS
6
STORM
8
SUN APR. 6 at 3:00PM
STORM
7
JUNIORS
5
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Team GP W L D OTL PTS
NCN Flames 34 25 7 0 2 52
Juniors 34 18 14 0 2 38
North Star.. 34 15 15 0 4 34
Storm 34 15 17 0 2 32
Cross Lake 34 12 17 2 3 27
SCORING LEADERS
Drew
Peters
(OCN)
80
Player Points
Lucien Tait-Reaume (NWH) 66
Maddex Long (NCN) 62
Tyrone Meldrum (PJR) 61
Wilfred McLeod (CLI) 58
Cedrick Puffalt (OCN) 54
Brannigan Ferland (NWH) 54
Gregory Wiseman (NCN) 53
Dyson Pelletier (PJR) 52
Brody McPherson (PJR) 47
GOALIE LEADERS
.907
Goalie SV%
Owen Chubka (PJR) .891
Chauncy Jack (NWH) .885
Logan Grenier (OCN) .884
Connor Dawson (NWH) .882
Louis-Laurent Legros (CLI) .877
Preston Kaludjak (NCN) .872
JANUARY 27, 2019

KJHL title still undecided

KJHL title still undecided

Scott Ludwig

With just one month to go in the Keystone Junior Hockey League regular season the chase for the top spot continues. Cross Lake Islanders (17-4-0-0) hold a slim two-point advantage on the OCN Storm (16-5-0-0) and lead the head-to-head series 4-3. The two will face off one last time during the final weekend of play when the KJHL Showcase Series stops in Peguis February 22-24. With 51 points Dennis Scatch leads all league scorers with 25 goals, just ahead of Islanders teammate Justin Dorion with 23 goals (43 points). Keith Monias and Quinton Scatch each have 33 points while Garrison Garrioch has posted 27 in 18 games.

seth-ningeongan

Seth Ningeongan has been the regular netminder for Cross Lake since being acquired from the Frog Lake Thunderbirds (NEAJBHL) in early December. The native of Nunavut has a 7-1-0 record and is third among league goaltenders with a .877 save% in his eight games. Still just 18-years old, Ningeongan has played in some big games with Pilot Mound Hockey Academy the past two seasons. He was also named Top Goaltender at the Nunavut Polar Bear Plate Midget tournament in February 2018.

Sitting atop the standings for most of the season, the Storm have dropped their past three matchups against Cross Lake. A balanced offense, OCN boasts the KJHL top scorer in C.J. Thompson who has 54 points. Bryson Werbicki-Mallet, Troy Head, Sheldon Chartier, Noah Butler and Ethan Constant all have at least 20 points to their credit. The goaltender tandem of Keian Weseen and Braxton Constant are atop the league leaders giving the Storm a strong opportunity to win each game.

Chasing the top two teams all season are the three-time defending champion Peguis Juniors (6-9-0-1) who have played shorthanded all season long. Despite the lack of healthy players the Juniors have proven dangerous. Leading the offense has been Tyrome Spence-Bair has posted 45 points in just 13 games played. Quinton Flett (37 points), Ethan Daniels (33 points) and Sundance Paul (21 points) have Peguis a threat to defeat anyone when on the ice.

Despite just six points in the standings Norway House North Stars (3-20-0-0) have been competitive in many games. Leading scorer Tyler McKay has 20 points while Albert Berard has 18 points in 12 games played. Goalie Mehtab Sivia leads the league in minutes played and has a .864 save%.

 

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Message from the President

     

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT   

Another hockey season is among us and I can’t express how excited we the KJHL are for another exciting season. A brief update on the KJHL, due to unfortunate and unforeseen circumstances, the Waywayseecappo Wild and the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Selects will be taking a leave of absence for 1 year and will be back next season.  Business will go on per usual and the KJHL will operate with 5 teams, OCN Storm, Peguis Juniors, NCN Flames, Norway House Northstars and Cross Lake Islanders. The season will kick off on October 5th in Peguis as the Juniors host the Cross Lake Islanders and also in Nisichawaysihk as the Flames host the Norway House Northstars.  Every team is looking like a contender this season which means exciting hockey games.  We look forward to seeing you at the KJHL games this season and good luck to all teams!

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