January 10, 2018 · 0 Comments
Some of the best of the best in American scholastic hockey made their way north of the border over the weekend to compete in the Interscholastic Hockey Alliance Showcase, hosted by the St. Andrew’s Saints varsity squad for the second year.
The Aurora Tigers are heating up at just the right time: though the same can be said about the Newmarket Hurricanes, who will not give up first place in the OJHL’s North division.
It took Robert Thomas just over five minutes in the red and white to notch his first ever World Junior Championship point.
In a tournament steeped in tradition, Dylan Sikura is among the best.
After more than 20 years as a volunteer with the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association, there’s one phrase that will continue to resonate with the players Mike Shields came into contact with; “Mike was a Rockstar.”
Christmas seems to have come early for the Aurora Tigers.
Strong goaltending was the key to landing the Aurora Panther their second shutout of the year, also their second with in a row Saturday against the Bluewater Hawks
If the OHL’s Barrie Colts are the show ponies, the Aurora Tigers organization has become the stable.
Just minutes into donning the red and white for the first time, Alex Formenton made a case to stay.
There is a good chance this year’s World Junior Hockey Championship will have a touch of local flavour. Aurora will have twice the opportunity to watch some homegrown talent at this year’s prestigious tournament in Buffalo, as both ex-Tiger Alex Formenton and Aurora native Robert Thomas earned invites to this week’s selection camp in St. Catherines.
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