By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info The league itself kicked off the previous weekend but teams from the Midwest-based Central and West Divisions kicked off their 2023-24 NA3HL season this past weekend. Among the exciting opening night action, the Mason City Toros battle back from a 3-1 deficit to tie the host Minnesota Loons
By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info Loris Uberti (‘04/Martigny, Switzerland) stopped all 23 shots he faced to help the Minnesota Wilderness snap a three-game season opening losing streak with a 1-0 win against the Maryland Black Bears at the NAHL Showcase Tournament Friday at the National Sports Center Super Rinks in Blaine, MN. Harper Searles
By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info The third time proved the charm for the St. Cloud Norsemen who broke into the win column Friday (Sept. 15) with a 2-1 edge against the Chippewa Steel in one of the early games at the NAHL Showcase Tournament at the National Sports Center Super Rinks in Blaine, MN.
By Jim den HollanderEditor/PublisherMidwesthockey.infoThe Soo Eagles expected a tough game in Sudbury Thursday night but managed to stay with the host Cubs through 40 minutes. However, a 4-1 edge through the final 20 resulted in an 8-4 win for the Greater Sudbury Cubs who boosted its Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL) record to 3-0
By Jim den HollanderEditor/PublisherMidwesthockey.infoAfter a blazing start on Wednesday, the Central Division found things a little tougher Thursday at the NAHL Showcase Tournament at the National Sports Center Super Rinks in Blaine, MN Thursday.Two teams remain undefeated though as the Minot Minotauros grabbed a 4-3 Shootout win againt the Maine Nordiques and the Austin Bruins
By Jim den HollanderEditror/PublisherMidwesthockey.infoThe Chippewa Steel broke into the win column in a big way on day two of the NAHL Showcase Tournament at National Sports Center Super Rinks in Blaine, MN Thursday.After starting the season with a pair of defeats, the Steel took its frustrations out on the Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks, pounding in
