We have decided to cancel League games on Sunday February 12th. These games have been added to the end of the regular season schedule.

Due to the Stars on Ice Figure Skating show, games at the Mary Brown’s Centre scheduled for Monday November 28th have been postponed, and will be added at the end of the regular season.

The AGM has been scheduled for Monday September 26th at 7:30 at the Newfoundland Embassy Pub and Eatery (Second Floor). This is located directly across from Mile One in the old Lar’s building. Please make an attempt to come, as this is your chance to discuss rule changes, League issues, or to put your name forward to serve on the League exec.

Also, All players, both new and returning, MUST fill out an online application in order to be considered for the League this season. The deadline for sign up is October 8th at 9 pm. Here is the link to the application. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSexvjxyTOZZW4muocsvJvDu7ua2s6eSOpoX1nNH5GerFvwDmQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0&usp=mail_form_link

The League is mourning yet another player who left us way to soon. Josh Nolan, who was reported missing on August 8th, has been found deceased. Josh was only 25 years old and played his inaugural season this past year on Black Horse. The League expresses condolences to Josh’s family. Visitation ocuurs today(Thursday Sept 15th) from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Barrett’s Funeral Home on Hamilton Avenue. Funereal service is tomorrow ( Friday Sept 16th) at 2p.m. at St. James United Church Elizabeth Avenue.

Congratulations to Capital Interior Black Horse for winning the League championship last night with a victory over Vail’s Canadian Light.

Due to the Growlers game on Monday night, our games for May 2nd have been moved to Feildian Gardens and the start times have changed as well. Check the website or facebook page to see the updated time for these games.

In the fall of 1971, a group of government employees met to set up a hockey league to replace the government team, the Provincials, in the Civil Service league. Leo McCann was one of those employees and served on the executive for a number of years. He played until about the mid 1990s. For a number of years there was an award named after him to recognize contribution to the league. He will always be remembered for the unofficial rule named after him.  You need to score a goal to return to play the next year. Anytime I talked to him, he asked how the league is doing. Leo McCann passed away March 30, 2022, aged 82.

The NAPE Blackhorse Hockey League is mourning the sudden passing of Brad Kerrivan, who lost his life due to horrific traffic accident over the weekend. We offer sincerest condolences to his family. We are asking that you make a donation to the go fund me page that has been set up for his son. Details are listed in the obituary on the Barrett’s Funeral Home website. The link is:

https://www.barretts.ca/obituaries/Brad-Kilfoy–Kerrivan?obId=24481097&fbclid=IwAR03vHCBh1Cb1alrcrjPIcJ6H1mEuIrAsz4AOKVd0BtSF5TOlQdQj7m_3TQ#/obituaryInfo

Due to the holiday on Monday, the Mary Brown’s Centre will be closed. The games will be added to the end of the regular schedule.

Due to the impending storm, and in conjunction with Mary Brown’s Centre, we have decided to cancel hockey this evening. Also, we will be reducing our regular season from 33 games, down to 30 games. This will allow us to complete our season and full playoffs by May 15th. Details about second half round fees will be communicated by your team reps soon.