#sjhl

[ramtracking]

Paralyzed Humboldt bus crash survivor qualifies for Paralympics six years after horrific crash killed 16 hockey teammates, staff [ Paralympic Games ]

Paralyzed Humboldt bus crash survivor qualifies for Paralympics six years after horrific crash killed 16 hockey teammates, staff [Highlights] A former Canadian junior hockey player who survived a deadly bus crash that killed 16 of his teammates and staff members qualified for the… Wassermann took home the 2018 SJHL Rookie of the Year title and represented the Broncos at the CJHL Top…

[mitchbeck]

NEW YORK RANGERS PRE SEASON CONTINUES

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The New York Rangers' pre-season game with the New York Islanders was canceled for Friday night and moved to Saturday, after serious flooding in NYC and on Long Island. The Rangers made roster moves sending five players - Karl Henriksson, Nicolas Brouillard, Ryder Korczak, Bobby Trivigno, and D Blake Hillman - to the AHL Hartford Wolf Pack. Hillman was released from his PTO. Adam Clendening was also released from his training camp PTO. The Rangers must get down to the CBA-mandated 23 roster players before the regular season starts. On Thursday night, the Rangers and New Jersey Devils hooked up at MSG. The Devils defeated the Rangers 3-2. The Blueshirts received very strong performances from Will Cullye, and Brennan Othmann, who both made a strong case to make the Rangers roster, and from Jonny Brodzinski for a fourth-line spot. Cullye was strong with robust, effective, physical contact and several quality shots on goal. He had a couple of quality scoring chances but was unable to put one in the net. Othmann brought the Rangers within a goal at 3-2 with 32.4 seconds left in the contest with a quick decision on a broken play (a broken stick on a right point slapper). He showed a quick release on the shot. In the first period, he picked off a Devils outlet pass and turned it into a solid scoring chance. Then in a mini-scrum in front of the Rangers' bench on a line change, he got into a tussle with the Devils' Tyce Thompson (Milford). Goalie Talyn Boyko was reassigned to Hartford on Monday. Tyler Savard, 20, is the son of Wolf Pack great, and former Ranger, and the current assistant for the Calgary Flames, Marc Savard, was picked up by the Kingston Frontenacs (OHL) from the Barrie Colts as one of their three overage players. Barrie had too many over-agers and released him. The OHL regular season begins this weekend for Savard, an undrafted left winger, who was in Ottawa’s NHL camp as an invite. Alex Pelletier (Granby/Avon Old Farms/Yale Jr. Bulldogs) commits to Cornell University (ECACHL). Ex-Pack goalie Keith Kinkaid was injured in the Devils pre-season opener in Montreal.- Former Whaler Kelly Chase has two sons in hockey.  Luke Chase leaves the Canmore Eagles (AJHL) and heads to Nipawin Hawks (SJHL). His brother Ben Chase plays college club hockey with the Arizona State Sun Devils (ACHA Division-1). His nephew, Greg Chase, is an ex-Pack who's now a pro scout with the  Philadelphia Flyers. Kyle Beach is an assistant coach at Trinity Western University  (CWUAA) (Langley, BC). The head coach is ex-Bridgeport Sound Tiger Ben Walter. Several ex-Packs play in the Canadian Senior League hockey. Among them is Steve MacIntyre from the 2004-05 season. He's with the Wetaskiwin (AB) Longhorns (NCHL), and the North Central (Alberta) Hockey League. In the same league is Matt Stefanishion (just 15 Pack games to his credit from 2008-09) who's with the Devon Barons. Garett Bembridge is with the Kenaston Blizzards Saskatchewan Valley Hockey League. Joey Leach is with the Wadena (SK) Wildcats of the Long Lake Hockey League. Also in that league is Dawson Leedahl with the Leroy Braves. In the Tigers Hills Hockey League in Manitoba is Shayne Wiebe with the Rivers Jets. Now head coaching out East in the Quebec Collegiate Hockey League Division-2 is Francis Lemieux at Vieux-Montreal. Brett Legget, who was an emergency goalie for one game and was ex-Pack’s Jeremy Williams brother-in-law is with Dundas (ON) Real McCoy’s of the Allan Cup Hockey League. Eric Selleck and Kris Newbury are both with the Gananoque Islanders of the Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

[mitchmarnertml]

to the humboldt broncos,

it doesn’t feel like a whole year has passed. your loss has changed our lives forever. we hold each other closer now, we extend our love to those we can. we feel your love for hockey and for your team in all of us. we carry that for you.

you have taught us so much this past year, things that we will carry with us for years to come. we are sorry we couldn’t give those years to you.

forever and always in our hearts💚💛

[daisiesmakingchains]

broncos by request [click to enlarge]

(pls like/reblog if you use)

- link to the gofundme for player’s families if you’d like to donate -

[laporcupina]

This has been breaking my heart and making me cry all day. The news broke very late last night and details came this morning. A team of boys traveling to a playoff game, t-boned by a semi. There were twenty-nine on the bus, fifteen already confirmed dead.  These kids weren’t ‘prospects’ or potential future NHLers. This is Junior A and these boys -- and they were boys, 16-21 years old -- were playing for the love of the game and the chance for a college scholarship. For many of them, it would have been their last go-round of competitive hockey before transitioning into their adult lives. For the coaches and broadcaster and the volunteer statistician, it was love because the pay wasn’t worth it. 

There is a GoFundMe for the team, for funerals and for the survivors, many of whom have severe injuries. 

And this is a screenshot of the Facebook comments from the ER attending at the closest hospital, who saw every victim and watched parents laugh with joy at their son only being a paraplegic. Because it meant he had survived. 

[filipchytil]

A member of the SJHL (a Canadian Junior hockey league), the Humboldt Broncos, were involved in a fatal bus/semi accident this evening. The number of fatalities isn’t confirmed but there are some as well as other injured. They were on the way to game 5. Keep this group of individuals and their families in your thoughts tonight!

[lakings9]

Dion Phaneuf and Nate Thompson for the Humboldt Broncos 💚💛

[usa-on-three]

I am sick to my stomach hearing the news about the Humboldt Broncos. Praying hard tonight, and holding hope knowing that our hockey community will wrap their arms around these young men and their families in the coming days and weeks.

[docpuck1]

[gamesspex]

SoSad

Thaughts&PrayersForEveryOneInvolved&Affected

[latefrequencies]

There is something especially terrible about abusers who understand (on some level) what they did and still ask for forgiveness like obviously all abusers are terrible but the ones who in some way do realize what they did, realize it was wrong, and realize why it was wrong and still want forgiveness/acceptance/interaction/etc. from the person they abused just demonstrate a special level of entitled and heinous honestly

[juniorgirlfriend]

Onto the next thing

Well the boys didn’t have the same success in the finals that we were all hoping for. They were up against a top team and weren’t on the gas 100% when they needed to be. With this loss I am officially no longer a junior girlfriend and that makes me sad. Being a hockey girlfriend especially to a junior player for these last three years has not been easy but Its also been a lot of fun. I got to go to new places and meet new people and it was great overall.

I am so proud of my guy and the player he’s become. He played his heart out every night. I am honoured I got to be a part of his journey and watch him achieve so much success. He won two championships, had an unbelievable rookie season being thrown around into all different positions, was the leagues best defenseman in back to back years, with no other guy coming close to his points. I saw him go through a trade which was messy and hard but he ended up on a great team and had a shot for another cup. He got to go to westerns twice and play for the RBC cup once as well. He got a div 1 scholarship and is moving onto bigger and better things. Not excited for him to be moving even further away from me but we’ve handled these last 3 years of junior how much harder can college hockey be. So excited to see where his talents take him and the things he achieves.

To his two junior teams, the bombers and mustangs you have both been unbelievable. Thank you for this experience it’s been a hell of a ride!

[melissamw]

Didn’t really leave my room today but still wore a jersey 🤷🏼‍♀️ #JerseysForHumboldt #JerseyDay #HumboldtStrong #HumboldtBroncos #SJHL

[rhyth5]

Suenami, stubbing his toe: AAAUGH- PUTA! PUTA! VETE A LA MIERDA!!

[lin-nin]

:oooo that dream part at the end??? Amazing writing as always 😭 t&t is my current hyper fixation and you’re just feeding right into it and I thank u for that 💕

The dream part :))) and thank you! it means so much for you to say its your hyperfixation omg but on that part i am sorry for the inconsistent updates sjhls yall just get what you get when i have it

[formerlydyl]

Kishaun Gervais has been standing up for black lives and mental health. He has also been working on his business (Teddy Wear) which he will be pausing for a bit once the SJHL season begins. Kishaun will be starting the season in the SJHL with the Yorkton Terriers.