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Dryden GM Collecting Funds For Christmas Cheer

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Dryden GM is hosting a party and they want everyone to join them in support of an important cause.

The “Gear Up For Cheer” event is Saturday from 1:00pm until 5:00pm at the Highway 17 dealership.

Lindsey Grandbois and Susan Brownlee were guests on the CKDR Morning Show today (Tuesday).

They stressed they will be collecting donations for Christmas Cheer to help families in need.

There will be apple cider, hot chocolate, dainties, a photo booth, Christmas craft stations, Christmas cookie decorating, face painting as well as games for adults and kids.

Santa will also be be making an appearance and will be available for pictures from 3:00pm-4:00pm.

Grandbois says “it’s a good time to focus on the people in our community that need our help and I think this is what this party is about.”

Brownlee says donations can be dropped off at the dealership any time until December the 13th.

She notes Owner Nick Beyak will match all donations.

To hear more, visit the audio link below.

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Showcase Game In Lac Seul Claimed By Dryden

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The Sioux Lookout connection helped propel the Dryden GM Ice Dogs to a big win in Lac Seul First Nation Friday night.

Ben Forbes and Cortez Favot opened the scoring and the Ice Dogs didn’t look back in a 6-1 victory over Red Lake.

Dylan DiTomaso scored his first SIJHL goal, while Curtis Magas, Evan Pakkala, Justin Pitari also found the back of the net.

Amraj Gill recorded four assists.

Shaye Sommerfeld scored on the power-play for the Miners lone goal.

Dryden GM outshot the Miners 32-26, with Jacob Anthony picking up the win.

The game was organized by Red Lake and Lac Seul First Nation Events Centre Manager Jeremy Capay to bring Junior hockey to the community.

Players and staff arrived in the community early to participate in school visits and meet-and-greets.

This was the second SIJHL game to be played at the Events Centre.

In other action, the Thief River Norskies erased deficits of 5-1 and 6-2 to stun the league leading Thunder Bay North Stars 7-6 in overtime.

Cochenour’s Cody Bruchkowski of the North Stars had 3-goals and 1-assists in the loss.

With the win, Thief River Falls moved ahead of Red Lake in the standings and now sit second.

(Photo Credit: Patrick Boucha)

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Ice Dogs Win; Miners Fall To North Stars

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The Dryden GM Ice Dogs have moved from fifth to third in the SIJHL standings.

Justin Pitari banked one of the skate of a Fort Frances defenceman and into the net 4:56 into the third period and the Ice Dogs hanged on to defeat the Lakers 2-1 Friday night.

Nolan Marshall tied the game with a second period goal.

Dryden GM outshot Fort Frances 37-32, with Jacob Anthony picking up the victory.

The Ice Dogs now have 17-points, one ahead of Thief River Falls and two behind second place Red Lake.

The Miners fell to the first place Thunder Bay North Stars 5-2 at the Cochenour Arena.

Ryan Patterson and Mike Iatridis found the back of the net for Red Lake.

Samuel Gendron filled in for the suspended Zach Willms and made 30-saves.

The rematch is tonight (Saturday) at 7:30.

(Photo Credit: Patrick Boucha and Clint Bruyere)

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Important Games For Dryden And Red Lake

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Two big games in the Superior International Junior Hockey League tonight. (Friday)

The Dryden GM Ice Dogs are on the road in Fort Frances.

The Ice Dogs and Lakers are tied for fourth place with 15-points, only one point behind the idle Thief River Falls Norskies.

Game time is 7:30pm at the Ice for Kids Arena and CKDR will have the call.

The Red Lake Miners are at home against the top ranked Thunder Bay North Stars.

The Miners are eight points behind the North Stars in the standings.

Puck-drop is 7:00pm at the Cochenour Arena.

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SIJHL Weekend Results

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It was a tough weekend for the Dryden GM Ice Dogs.

The Ice Dogs didn’t get any favours from the referees in a pair of losses in Spooner, Wisconsin.

Dryden GM fell to the Lumberjacks 3-2 and 5-0.

The Lumberjacks were awarded a total of 24 power plays, while the Ice Dogs had 6 man advantages in the two game series.

Evan Pakkala and Josh Gardner scored the Dryden GM goals.

Jacob Anthony was solid in net but didn’t get a lot of help in front of him.

In Thief River Falls, the Red Lake Miners earned a split in their two game series with the Norskies.

The Miners won 6-4 on Saturday, after dropping a 3-2 decision the night before.

Spencer Milne led the Red Lake attack with 3-goals, while Spencer Milne added a pair of markers.

Carson Lux and Tucker Evans also found the back of the net.

(Photo Credit: Karina Shafer)

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Dryden GM/Red Lake Travel To U.S.

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The Dryden GM Ice Dogs and Red Lake Miners are both stateside this weekend.

The Ice Dogs are in Spooner for the first time since the 2011-2012 season to face the Wisconsin Lumberjacks.

The two teams have already met three times, with Dryden GM posting a pair of victories on home ice.

The Ice Dogs are tied for third in the SIJHL standings, while the Lumberjacks have three wins so far.

Game time is 7:45pm and CKDR will have the call.

Meantime, Red Lake is in Thief River Falls to battle the Norskies.

The Miners are three points up on the Norskies.

Puck-drop is 7:00pm.

The other game features the North Stars and Lakers in Fort Frances.

 

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Late Surge Ends Up Short For Ice Dogs

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A late rally by the Dryden GM Ice Dogs fell short in a 6-4 setback last night (Wednesday) against Thunder Bay at the Memorial Arena.

The Ice Dogs opened the scoring but saw the North Stars bounce back with five consecutive goals to hold a commanding lead.

However, Dryden GM exploded in the third to cut the lead to one before Thunder Bay ended things with an empty net goal.

Curtis Magas, Josh Weber, Justin Pitari and Mark Walchuk scored for the Ice Dogs.

Dryden GM outshot the North Stars 41-36.

(Photo Credit: Gary Moskalyk)

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Dryden GM/Thunder Bay Rivalry Renewed Tonight

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Two long time Junior Hockey rivals collide for the first time tonight. (Wednesday, October 23rd)

The Dryden GM Ice Dogs host the Thunder Bay North Stars.

The Ice Dogs have won two straight games at home, while the North Stars have recorded points in their last seven games.

Dryden GM is currently six points behind the SIJHL leaders.

Game time is 7:30pm at the Memorial Arena.

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Ice Dogs Fall Short In 4-3 Loss On Home Ice

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The struggles continue for the Dryden GM Ice Dogs as they are now winless in six games.

The Ice Dogs suffered another one goal set-back Friday night, falling to visiting Wisconsin 4-3.

Mark Walchuk scored his first SIJHL goal for Dryden GM, while Malcolm Huemmert and Nolan Marshall added singles.

The Ice Dogs outshot the Lumberjacks 58-40.

Dryden GM looks to get back into the win column Saturday night at home at 7:30.

(Photo Credit: John Butts)

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Ice Dogs/Miners Set For Battle In Cochenour

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The Dryden GM Ice Dogs and Red Lake Miners rivalry resumes tonight. (Tuesday, October 8th)

The two teams meet for the third time this season at the Cochenour Arena.

Red Lake won the previous two meetings, both by one goal, with one game decided in overtime.

Dryden GM is one point behind the Miners for second place in the standings.

Red Lake remains undefeated with a 4-0 record.

Puck-drop is 7:00pm and CKDR will have the call.

 

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