SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — The hype surrounding Saturday night’s showdown at Superior Heights Field was impossible to ignore. Inside the Sault College locker room, nobody tried to downplay it
Perfection doesn’t exist in hockey, not really. It’s chased, tested, and usually slips away somewhere between a bad bounce and a hot goalie. But this spring, the Greater Sudbury Cubs
Daks Klinkhammer scored twice, Briir Long struck two more, Mason Walker piled up three assists, and the Greater Sudbury Cubs overwhelmed the Soo Eagles over the final 20 minutes to
Marshall McCharles came through in the clutch once again, netting his second goal of the game with just over a minute left on the clock to seal a thrilling 5-3
