The Lakeshore Canadiens took game one of a crucial home-and-home series Friday night, defeating the Blenheim Blades 4-2. Both teams entered the weekend tied for second in the PJHL’s Stobbs Division with identical 26-8-2 records and 54 points, setting the stage for an important showdown. Blenheim led 2-0 after the first, but Lakeshore responded with three second-period goals from Vaughn Truppe, Michael Kopcok, and Denver Boismier to take control. Kyle Kelly added an empty-nett

Julian Gignac has turned into Mr. Clutch for the Lakeshore Canadiens. The 17-year old potted the game-winning goal Wednesday night in a...

After deadlocking the Schmalz Cup with a 2-1 win at home Saturday, the Lakeshore Canadiens came back from a 2-1 third period deficit to...

Trailing 2-1 in the Stobbs Division final against Lakeshore, the Essex 73's set out on an Easter Sunday hunt for a win in game 4 at home....

Nick Bolton made 27 saves as the Lakeshore Canadiens opened their Stobbs Division best-of-seven semi final against Wheatley with a 4-0...