Committee to raise money for $2M Shawville arena repairs
March 31, 2025
As a young lad, Mike Rusenstrom spent many an evening at the Shawville arena watching the older kids perfect their slapshots. “You were the little
As a young lad, Mike Rusenstrom spent many an evening at the Shawville arena watching the older kids perfect their slapshots. “You were the little
Hockey players from both sides of the Ottawa Valley and as far as Montreal gathered in Shawville for the 26th annual Flying Elbows tournament, which
Fort Coulonge’s new women’s hockey team, the Pontiac Meteors, hosted its first all-women hockey tournament on Saturday, less than four months after Lisa Soucie first
The committee of volunteers responsible for running the Fort Coulonge arena has been hard at work over the winter to find creative ways to finance
The Fort Coulonge Comets hosted a final home opener for all of the association’s minor hockey teams on Sunday at the Centre de Loisirs des
The group, open to absolute beginners and longtime players alike, is meant to be a safe space for women to have fun learning the game.
The annual hockey event was bigger than ever this year, offering a look back on the town’s junior hockey history, with a special puck drop
The Pontiac Senior Comets lost their fourth game of the season on Saturday night to the league-leading North Dundas Rockets. This was the team’s first
The Pontiac Senior Comets won their third game of the season on Saturday night against the Arnprior Rivermen by a score of 8-3. The visiting
The team won its first home game 5-3 against the Glengarry Pipers on Saturday, after Pontiac firefighters were honoured in the opening ceremony.
As a young lad, Mike Rusenstrom spent many an evening at the Shawville arena watching the older kids perfect their slapshots. “You were the little kid watching the big kids, hoping you could be that good,” he said. Now that
Hockey players from both sides of the Ottawa Valley and as far as Montreal gathered in Shawville for the 26th annual Flying Elbows tournament, which took place over four days and culminated Saturday night when the finals in the A
Fort Coulonge’s new women’s hockey team, the Pontiac Meteors, hosted its first all-women hockey tournament on Saturday, less than four months after Lisa Soucie first began inviting Pontiac women to join her on the ice. Players from Gatineau to Chapeau
The committee of volunteers responsible for running the Fort Coulonge arena has been hard at work over the winter to find creative ways to finance high price-tag expenses that have come up in the past year, and this month, that
The Fort Coulonge Comets hosted a final home opener for all of the association’s minor hockey teams on Sunday at the Centre de Loisirs des Draveurs arena in Fort Coulonge. Six Comets teams took the ice for the final game
The group, open to absolute beginners and longtime players alike, is meant to be a safe space for women to have fun learning the game.
The annual hockey event was bigger than ever this year, offering a look back on the town’s junior hockey history, with a special puck drop from former mayor and Jr. B president Albert Armstrong.
The Pontiac Senior Comets lost their fourth game of the season on Saturday night to the league-leading North Dundas Rockets. This was the team’s first home game of the season at the Centre de loisirs des Draveurs in Fort Coulonge
The Pontiac Senior Comets won their third game of the season on Saturday night against the Arnprior Rivermen by a score of 8-3. The visiting team got off to a speedy start in the first period, scoring two goals within
The team won its first home game 5-3 against the Glengarry Pipers on Saturday, after Pontiac firefighters were honoured in the opening ceremony.
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