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The Northstars and the Pontiacs were even at 1-1 in the best-of-five NCHL championship series after the first two games in Bonnyville.
The Daysland Northstars travelled to Big Valley for game three in the best-of-five series. The Northstars had a 2-0 series lead and clinched the berth in the final with a 3-2 win over the Oil Kings.
The Daysland Northstars wrapped up their regular season with a pair of weekend games at home. Daysland beat Big Valley on Friday, 5-2, and Saturday they ran the table on the Rocky Rams with a 9-2 win.
The Daysland Northstars, newest members of the North Central Senior Hockey League, hosted the Bonnyville Pontiacs who also came from the now disbanded BRHL, on Friday, Nov. 13.
Daysland North Stars continued its rampage through the Battle River Hockey League, winning its 3rd title in a row and 19th all time on Friday at Millennium Place over Tofield Satellites 8-3 for a 4-2 series win. The 8-3 victory in game 6 was played at Millennium Place in Sherwood Park, due to Tofield Arena…
Read all about: A special evening for Daysland’s Gene and Martha Waldort, honoured at the Community Builders Supper Schnitzel served at Lougheed Great performance of MG3 at Forestburg Dr. Botha has new granddaughter Open auditions for theatre production in Daysland Sedgewick Atoms win league title Learn where to go to vote North Stars win provincial…
The Daysland North-stars earned a spot in the Alberta senior men’s “AA-A” provincial tournament in Vermilion, hosted by the Dewberry Mustangs Mar. 30 – Apr. 1.
The Daysland North-stars won both games on the weekend against the Provost Blades to take a 3-1 series lead in the final round of the BRHL playoffs. Game three took place in Provost on Friday, Mar. 16.
Coverage and pic Jae Robbins Battle River Hockey League semi-final play got underway on Friday, Feb. 17 in Daysland with the second place Northstars hosting the third place Hardisty Stampeders. The Northstars edged out the Stampeders by a score of 4-3.
Action around the net in Daysland (above) and Hardisty (below). Jae Robbins Staff Reporter Playoffs started for the senior men in the Battle River Hockey League last week. Fans around Flagstaff County were treated to some great action as teams battled to earn the honour of being the 2011/2012 BRHL Champions.