The Alberni Valley Bulldogs announced that they have committed to 19-year old forward Jacob MacDonald to the line-up for next season. MacDonald, from Burlington Ontario, spent the 2019-2020 season
Battalion announces Ty Nelson as First Overall Pick in the 2020 OHL Priority Selection NORTH BAY BATTALION OHL PRIORITY SELECTION TY NELSON Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League in association
Jamison Rees spent 3 years at Blyth doing daily sports training and school and was a wonderful student .Who we are proud of and can’t wait to see in the
https://www.stcatharinesstandard.ca/sports-story/9905404-goaltender-of-year-honour-goes-to-corvairs-hughes-as-junior-b-hockey-presents-awards/ Jacob MacDonald a Graduate of the Blyth Academy Prep Hockey Program 2019 has continued to be a rising star in the game working hard every game and completing his
Cammeron Radford a Blyth Academy Graduate and Prep Hockey Alumni shares that his time at Blyth was something that prepared him for the next level in so many ways. He played
BEAST SIGN MEMORIAL CUP CHAMPION MCENENY FOR 2018-19 SEASON BRAMPTON, ONTARIO – The Brampton Beast of the ECHL announces today that they have signed defenseman Austin McEneny to a standard
In the PSHF this year we have played over 360 games and saw hockey from Windsor Ont. to Halifax Nova Scotia with teams who struggled to find their identity and teams who
Blyth Warriors U18 won the Bishops Mid Season Tournament beating the hosts in hard fought 1-0 victory in the final. The Warriors had 5 wins and 1 Shootout loss throughout
4 Blyth teams head to Quebec for Prep School Hockey Federation Mid-Season Showcase at Bishop’s College School. with 100 Scouts from JR hockey and Colleges it is a good weekend
The Toronto Warriors Prep Hockey team wins in OT vs. Mount Carmel in the Halton Challenge Cup. after a tough first game in the round robin which saw the U18 Warriors
BLYTH ACADEMY RANKED #1 CANADIAN PRIVATE SCHOOL In an article recently posted in the Huffington Post, Blyth Academy was ranked #1 as one of the best private schools in Canada.
A few hours from now, Austin McEneny will lace up his skates and step onto the ice for the opening game of the Memorial Cup — the apex of major