Panthers hold off Mississauga in late game thriller

January 12, 2017 · 0 Comments

A late game scare led to some late game heroics at Iceland Arena in Mississauga on Saturday, where the Aurora Jr. Panthers defeated the high-flying Mississauga Chiefs.

Ex-Panther named NCAA goaltender of the month

A transfer to one of the top hockey schools in the United States has paid off in spades for Melissa Black.

Bantam AA Tigers victorious in home tournament

The Aurora Tigers found success in the organization’s 48th annual Bantam tournament, held over the weekend in rinks across town.

Volunteers lauded for contributions to sport in Aurora

Volunteering can sometimes be a thankless passion, but not in Aurora.

Former Saints goalie suits up for Canada West

The MVP of the 2014-15 St. Andrew’s Saints hockey season donned the red and white in December’s World Junior A Hockey Challenge.

Sarazin shines as Midget Tigers qualify for Silver Stick

By Jake Courtepatte The Midget AA Tigers proved Saturday that a low-scoring game can be as exciting as any other. Aurora’s top-tier minor hockey team ...

Tigers fall in first meeting of Yonge Street rivals

By Jake Courtepatte Both the Aurora Tigers and their stuffed friends hit the ice at the Aurora Community Centre when the Newmarket Hurricanes came to ...

Aurora Panthers searching for PWHL playoff spot

The Aurora Panthers are on the outside looking in at the midway point of the Provincial Women’s Hockey League season.

Mete eyeing spot on World Junior hockey roster

2016 has been quite a year for Victor Mete. After winning the Memorial Cup with the London Knights, and subsequently being drafted into the NHL by the Montreal Canadiens, the former Country Day Schooler is looking to earn a spot on the coveted Canada under-20 roster for the upcoming IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship.

Former Tiger shortlisted for NHL draft first round

A key component of last season’s Junior A Aurora Tigers squad has been projected by the NHL as one of the first thirty picks in the 2017 entry draft. Alex Formenton, one of only two Tigers to suit up for all 54 games in the 2015-16 OJHL season, signed with the OHL’s London Knights in the offseason.

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