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Halifax Mooseheads begin quest to Mastercard Memorial Cup
It’s being pegged as a must-see battle tonight when the Halifax Mooseheads open the Mastercard Memorial Cup against the Portland Winterhawks. NHL scouts have been waiting all season for this show down, it’s a game that features the potential top 3 picks in next months draft as Seth Jones of Portland, goes head to head
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Mooseheads head west in search of Memorial Cup
The herd is migrating west, as the Halifax Mooseheads fly to Saskatoon for the Memorial Cup tournament, which gets underway Friday night. The team leaves from Halifax Stanfield International Airport at 11:20 a.m. this morning. You don’t take anything for granted, and even though it’s safe to say the Mooseheads breezed through the regular season
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Hockey N.S. bans body checking for younger players
The board of Hockey Nova Scotia voted Sunday to ban body checking for peewee players and some bantam players. The board unanimously voted to eliminate body checking for the 11 and 12-year-old players, while it was also removed for lower levels of the bantam and midget leagues. The changes will come into effect for the
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Mooseheads win QMJHL title
It was the game that Mooseheads players, fans, and Haligonians have been waiting for since 1994. For the first time in franchise history, the Moose have won the President Cup. The Halifax Metro Centre erupted in cheers for last night’s QMJHL championship win against Baie-Comeau Drakkar. The Moose smoked the Drakkar five to one. Nathan
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Halifax Mooseheads on verge of President’s Cup title
The Halifax Mooseheads are on the verge of their first ever President’s Cup tile in the QMJHL. The Moose can capture the cup on home-ice tonight, when they entertain Baie Comeau at 7 p.m. on News 95.7. Halifax leads the series three games to one, but will play without veteran blue-liner Trey Lewis. Lewis received
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Pregame rally planned for tonight’s Mooseheads game
The QMJHL finals start tonight here in Halifax, as the Mooseheads try and win their first even President’s Cup. Tonight’s game is one the biggest in franchise history, and it’s getting all the hype it deserves. A huge national audience is expected to watch tonight’s game between the Mooseheads and the Baie-Comeau Drakkar on Sportsnet
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Mooseheads tickets sell out in 20 minutes
Being a Halifax Mooseheads fan is serious business, especially when the team is just days away from taking on the Baie-Comeau Drakar for the President’s Cup. Tickets went on sale at 10a.m. this morning for Friday and Saturday’s games and sold out in 20 minutes. News 95.7 headed down to the Metro Centre to find
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Mooseheads tickets expected to move quickly
Forget the NHL playoffs, the Metro Centre is the place to be this Friday and Saturday when the Halifax Mooseheads look to secure games one and two of the President’s Cup Final against the Baie-Comeau Drakkar. But that’s assuming you can get a ticket. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. this morning. Some tickets
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Mooseheads sweep their way to QMJHL finals
Perfect. That is the Halifax Moosehead’s record in this year’s playoff. The Mooseheads kept their unblemished record by dumping the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies 9-6 at Aréna Iamgold last night. They’ve now won 12 straight games this postseason. The win catapults the Heard into the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League final. The Mooseheads found themselves up 2-1
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Mooseheads sweep series again
The Halifax Mooseheads are through to round three of the QMJHL playoffs following a 5-3 victory in Gatineau on Wednesday night. The Moose were once again led by co-captain Stefan Fournier who scored a hat trick in the win, helping Halifax to a series sweep. Fournier leads the league with 11 post-season goals, and is