It was a weekend of disappointment, redemption and surprise for the Jr. A Niagara Predators. Starting a run of four straight games on Friday, the second-last place Streetsville Flyers proved to be an
With just seven games now left before the playoffs, the fourth-place Jr. A Niagara Predators continue to fight to break away from a three-team logjam. A 7-0 victory last Friday at home over
Two straight weekend wins have made the Niagara Jr. A Predators’ fourth-place position official – though two teams remain right on their tail. Besting the Tottenham Thunder 7-1 Friday and the Windsor Stars
Like the infamous coyote, the Jr. A Niagara Predators chased the Durham Roadrunners all night but never quite managed to catch their fleet-footed opponents last Friday. In their only game of the week,
Sunday morning the Niagara Jr. A Predators were in seventh place in their nine-team division. One win and less than 12 hours later and they had jumped into fourth. Finishing the weekend with
The Jr. A Niagara Predators hit the ice for the first time this year on Friday night but could not shake off the holiday rust in time to best the Bradford Bulls. One night
With 25 games down and 15 to go, the end of the Jr. A Niagara Predators’ 2022-23 season is quickly approaching. With time running out, the Predators are fighting to move up from
The Jr. A Niagara Predators have been keeping extra busy in the final weeks before Christmas break, and with two wins over the Tottenham Thunder, they have more than just the holidays to
The Jr. A Niagara Predators took back the reigns and steered themselves to a 5-1 victory over the Windsor Aces on Friday night. The win takes the team out of a slump that
Jr. A Predators prevail over Northumberland but suffer 10-1 loss to North York Last Friday night’s home game for the Jr. A Niagara Predators cast a long shadow over the rest of
It was so close, but victory eluded the Jr. A Niagara Predators once again last Friday night, this time thanks to players spending too much time in the box. A 5-4 overtime loss
The Jr. A Niagara Predators moved back into the win column last Friday night and earned a little redemption in the process. Niagara’s 3-1 victory over the Windsor Aces at the Meridian
Despite getting off to a promising start, the Jr. A Niagara Predators had another disappointing weekend, suffering back-to-back losses though they did manage to squeeze out one point. Playing the North York Renegades
With multiple strategies falling through for the Jr. A Niagara Predators, their only viable Plan B seems to be regaining their confidence. A 9-0 road loss Saturday to the first-place North York Renegades puts
The Jr. A Niagara Predators couldn’t take the bull by the horns last Friday – losing 8-1 to the Bradford Bulls – but turned things around Sunday with a 3-1 win over the
“Tight” might be the word to describe the past weekend for the Jr. A Niagara Predators. With two weekend road games, the Predators lost a 5-4 decision in overtime Saturday to the Northumberland
Another tough weekend led to a pair of losses for the Jr. A Niagara Predators. Facing the undefeated North York Renegades in Virgil Friday night, the inexperienced Predators held their own but lost
The Niagara Jr. A Predators didn’t earn any points last weekend but head coach Kevin Taylor thinks the two losses served as teaching moments for the players – on and off the ice.
Two wins but two very different games for the Jr. A Niagara Predators last weekend. It all started Friday night at home with a 6-5 win over the Windsor Aces in their third game
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