Chad Earle scored two goals and Andre Gill had a goal and an assist as the Grand Falls - Windsor Cataracts win the opening game of the 2012 Evening Telegram Herder by a score of 5-1. Martin Lapointe and Matthew Quinn also scored for GFW while Matt Bragg replied for the Caribous. Game two goes today at Mile One(Sunday, March 25th) at 2:00pm.  [Boxscore]


[2012-03-25 06:33:39] 

The Clarenville Caribous organization would like to take this opportunity to thank its loyal volunteers, fans and sponsors for the tremendous support they have shown us during the regular season. Since re-entering Senior Hockey in 2006, the Caribous have been very successful. We have, in a very short period of time, won two West Coast Senior Hockey League titles, two Herder Memorial Championship titles and a National Championship, the Allan Cup. This year, the Caribous are a finalist for "Team of the Year" for the Provincial Annual Awards given out by SportNL.

To build a great organization like ours in such a short time is a major accomplishment and everyone involved should be very proud. Without the support of volunteers, sponsors and fans, none of this would have been possible. Again, on behalf of the Clarenville Caribous organization I want to thank everyone.

The playoffs are upon us now and we will need everyone's support so come on out to the CEC and cheer on the Caribous.

Be LOUD and be PROUD. Go Caribous Go

Todd Brett
Clarenville Caribous
[2012-03-02 11:15:32] 

B-2.07 In the event of a tie in points existing at the end of the regular season leading to championship play, the tie will be broken by the following procedure in order:

(a) The higher position will be awarded to the team with the most games won.

(b) The team winning the most points between the two tied teams shall be awarded the higher position.

(c) The higher position will awarded to the team with the best goals average (i.e. total goals for, plus total goals against, divided into goals for) calculated to four decimal points.

(d) The higher position to be decided by a single game played at a venue decided by the Executive.
[2012-02-13 11:03:00] 

The Mount Pearl H J Bartlett Electric Blades will honor the late Dr. David DIBBON on Friday February 10th when they play host to the Eastlink Cee Bee Stars. The 2nd annual Dr. David (Dibs) DIBBON Memorial game will give those in attendance an opportunity to contribute to the Dr. David DIBBON Scholarship Fund. Volunteers will be present Friday night to receive donations to this very worthwhile cause.

David, was a Mount Pearl native, a sports advocate and Dean of Education at Memorial University at the time of his death. Harry BARTLETT, President of the Blades and a close personal friend of David stated; "The Blades are privileged to be able to provide the general public an opportunity to contribute to this fund in memory of Dibs."

There will be a pre game ceremony to honor Dr. DIBBON followed by the singing of the National Anthem Dr. DIBBON'S daughters Katherine and Lauren.

This game will be the first of 3 in a row between the Blades and the Stars as they each fight for a play-offs position. Game time is set for 7:30 pm. The Blades also want to remind all minor hockey players wearing their Jersey's and accompanied by an adult will be admitted Free.
[2012-02-07 13:37:06] 

The defending Herder Memorial Champions, Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts make their first appearance at the Glacier in Mount Pearl to-night (Friday) Both the Cataracts andthe Blades look to get back on the winning track following last week’s action.The Blades defense is lead by former Major Junior Nathan Welton. Welton playedin the Memorial Cup with Moncton and also spent 4 years with Acadia University.Up front veteran Terry Ryan has been playing outstanding hockey for the Blades.The Cataracts are anchored on defense by Martin LaPointe and up front they are lead by Paradise native and former Major Junior Star Wes Welcher.There will be a special treat for the young and old. Corner Brook native and St. John’s Ice Caps star forward Jason King will be in attendance to drop the puck to open the game and then King will be available to sign autographs on the 3rd Level above the sound room during the 1st intermission. The Blades also invited all minor hockey players in the area to attend the game and meet Jason King. Those minor hockey players wearing their team jersey’s and accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. Game time to-night is 7:30 pm while on Saturday night the Blades travel to Clarenville to take on the 1st place Caribous.
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