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In a neutral site affair in New Liskeard, Powassan got goals from four different skaters to get past Kirkland Lake. Bradley Begley; Anthony Boyes; Frank Popkie and Justin Lefebvre put the Voodoos up by four after 40 minutes of play. The Gold Miners’ lone marker on the night came from

The Powassan Voodoos have added an experienced mobile defenceman, the club announced Thursday.   Ben Gisonni, a 2005 birth year defenceman from Florida spent time last season with the Yarmouth Mariners of the Maritime Hockey League and the Mercer Chiefs of the NCDC in the United States.   “Choosing the Voodoos was

The Rahnmet North Bay Panthers 9U baseball teams season has come to an end, following a loss in the semifinals at the OBA Provincials in Sault Ste. Marie this past weekend. The Panthers battled hard right to the finish, but their season ended with a 15-10 loss to host Soo

Undoubtedly looking to return to their winning ways in the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League this season, the Powassan Voodoos will attempt to bounce back after a disappointing finish to their 2024-25 campaign. Feeling their late-season struggles was more of a blip on the radar, Powassan will strive for a

The Powassan Voodoos have signed a pair of junior forwards to help boost the depth of the forward group, the club annnounced on Tuesday.    They are 20-year-old Trenton product Geoffrey Boates and 18-year-old big forward Addison Murphy Rodgers.    Boates split the 2024-25 season between the Clarington Eagles and North Kawartha

The Powassan Voodoos have signed North Bay U18 AAA Trappers graduating defender Jackson Culin, the Voodoos announced today.   The 18-year-old North Bay product, who was the Trappers captain, produced three goals and added 19 assists for 22 points in 2024-25.   The 6'1", 196 pounds left hand shot

Centre Jax Pereira has signed an education and development agreement with the North Bay Battalion, the Ontario Hockey League club announced Friday, the day after its four-day training camp ended The Battalion chose Pereira in the fourth round, 67th overall, of the OHL Priority Selection in April from the Toronto

The North Bay Battalion’s training camp saw nine players and three goaltenders depart Wednesday, leaving a total of 44 still listed in contention for roster spots with the Ontario Hockey League club. Three veterans, in Mike McIvor, Charlie Larocque and Jack Lisson, were joined by Cole Vreugdenhil, a fifth-round

The Collingwood Blues scored four unanswered second-period goals as they defeated the Powassan Voodoos 7-2 in the semifinals at the Terry Geddes Cottage Cup Showcase on Wednesday night.   Youngsters Frank Popkie and Brayden Hanam scored for the Voodoos, who were down 3-2 after the first half of the two-period pre-season

With a slew of dynamic young veterans and plenty of promising recruits, competition is heated at the North Bay Battalion’s Ontario Hockey League training camp. “I think the message has been laid out pretty clear that this is going to be a really competitive camp, not only for players