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Lakers/Ice Dogs move up in junior A rankings

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Two SIJHL teams have inched up in the weekly rankings from the Canadian Junior Hockey League.

The league-leading Fort Frances Lakers move up three positions to 16th after scoring a pair of wins over Thunder Bay this past weekend to take over the top spot from the Dryden GM Ice Dogs.

The Lakers have not lost a game in regulation time in their last four contests, and are one point up on the Dogs, who did not play this past weekend.

Dryden still moved up one spot in the rankings to number 11.

The Rockland Nationals of the Central Canada Hockey League remain No. 1 in the top 20 rankings.

They have won 17 consecutive games and have just two losses this season.

The Niverville Nighthawks of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League continue to hold down the number two spot.

CJHL TOP 20
RANK TEAM (LEAGUE) (PREVIOUS WEEK)

  1. Rockland Nationals (CCHL) (1)
  2. Niverville Nighthawks (MJHL) (2)
  3. Collège Français de Longueuil (LHJAAAQ) (3)
  4. Toronto Patriots (OJHL) (4)
  5. Panthères de St-Jérôme (LHJAAAQ) (5)
  6. Steinbach Pistons (MJHL) (6)
  7. Stouffville Spirit (OJHL) (9)
  8. Timmins Rock (NOJHL) (8)
  9. Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) (7)
  10. Portage Terriers (MJHL) (10)
  11. Dryden GM Ice Dogs (SIJHL) (12)
  12. Collingwood Blues (OJHL) (11)
  13. Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL) (13)
  14. Whitecourt Wolverines (AJHL) (15)
  15. Greater Sudbury Cubs (NOJHL) (16)
  16. Fort Frances Lakers (SIJHL) (19)
  17. Truro Bearcats (MHL) (18)
  18. Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) (14)
  19. Battlefords North Stars (SJHL) (NR)
  20. Smiths Falls Bears (CCHL) (HM)

HONOURABLE MENTION: Lloydminster Bobcats (AJHL); Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL); Hearst Lumberjacks (NOJHL); Milton Menace (OJHL); Ottawa Jr. Senators (CCHL)

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Most Local Schools Middle Of Pack In Rankings

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The Fraser Institute is out with its latest ranking of Ontario elementary schools based on province-wide reading, writing and math tests.

Report Author Peter Cowley says this is a valuable tool for parents when choosing a school but also whether their child’s school is improving or falling behind.

The three Dryden schools were all above the 5 out of 10 threshold; New Prospect at 7.1, Open Roads at 7 and St. Joseph’s Catholic at 5.6.

In Red Lake, the Golden Learning Centre was in the top 230 in all of Ontario with an 8.2 out of 10 score.

Red Lake Madsen Public School received a 6.8 score.

In Sioux Lookout, Sacred Heart was 4.9 out of 10 and Sioux Mountain was 2.4.

The Keewatin-Patricia District School Board has long dismissed the report card, noting it doesn’t take into account the challenges facing the education system in northwestern Ontario.

To view the score of your school visit https://www.compareschoolrankings.org/

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Thunder Bay Tabbed 20th In CJHL

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The final Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings for the season are out and the Thunder Bay North Stars are 20th.

The North Stars lead the SIJHL with 69-points, four clear of the Red Lake Miners.

The Sherwood Park Crusaders of the Alberta League finished the campaign as the top ranked team with a record of 49-9.

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Thunder Bay 20th In CJHL Rankings

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The Thunder Bay North Stars are still listed in the lasted Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings.

The Superior International Junior Hockey League leaders remain 20th in the nation.

The North Stars earned a split on home ice against Red Lake over the weekend.

Thunder Bay is five points up on the second place Miners.

The Brooks Bandits in Alberta still sit at number one.

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Thunder Bay Drops One Spot To 20th

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The Thunder Bay North Stars are still in the Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings despite a pair of losses last week.

The SIJHL leaders are 20th in the nation after suffering set-back’s in Fort Frances and Red Lake.

The North Stars are five points up on second place Red Lake and will face Dryden GM in a home-and-home series starting on Friday in the Lakehead.

The Brooks Bandits in Alberta are back as the number one team.

Brooks is 26-1-1 to date.

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Thunder Bay North Stars 19th In Nation

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The Thunder Bay North Stars have dropped in the Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings.

The SIJHL leaders now sit 19th, down from 7th from the week before.

Thunder Bay lost two consecutive games on home ice against Thief River Falls last week, one in overtime.

The Powassan Voodoos of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League moved up from third and are the new number one in the country.

They have won 20 straight games.

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North Stars Move From 5th To 7th

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The Thunder Bay North Stars have dropped two spots in the Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings.

The SIJHL leaders are now 7th after going 1 and 1 in Red Lake this past weekend.

There is a new number one as the Battlefords North Stars of the Saskatchewan League have knocked off Brooks.

The North Stars have won 15 straight games and have only one loss this season.

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North Stars Move Up To 5th

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The Thunder Bay North Stars are once again near the top of the Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings.

After dropping to 13th, the SIJHL leaders are back up to fifth in the nation.

Thunder Bay currently sits with a 12-1-1 record.

The Brooks Bandits are still first.

The Alberta team remains unstoppable, winning 53 consecutive regular season games dating back to last year.

 

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Thunder Bay North Stars Fall To 13th

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Despite not losing in regulation this past week, the Thunder Bay North Stars are no longer in the top five in the Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings.

The SIJHL leaders fell eight positions to 13th.

The Brooks Bandits remain number one.

The Alberta team has won 50 consecutive regular season contests dating back to last season.

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Miners Replaced By Thunder Bay In National Rankings

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The Red Lake Miners are no longer fourth in the Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings.

A pair of losses in Thunder Bay on the weekend knocked the Miners from the undefeated ranks and out of the top 20.

The North Stars are now on the list at 7th.

The Brooks Bandits of the Alberta League are the new number one, replacing Penticton for the first time this season.

The Bandits have won 44 straight regular season games dating back to last season.

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