The OCN Storm had a successful weekend against the Cross Lake Islanders. Saturday saw the Storm win 7-2 with a pair of goals from Harlan Jacobson.

On Sunday Damon Constant scored a 4 goal hat trick and Waylon Munroe Jr. scored two goals to help lead the Storm to a 10-3 victory over the Islanders.

The second place Storm head to Norway House to face the 4th place North Stars on Saturday and Sunday.

Due to the poor road conditions and heavy amounts of snowfall the OCN Blizzard have canceled tonight's game against the Swan Valley Stampeders. A makeup game will be announced at a later date. The OCN Blizzards next game takes place in Portage La Prairie on Saturday.

The OCN Blizzard returned from a roadtrip with 1 of 3 games won over the weekend. Fridays game saw the most amount of penalty munutes the team has recieved so far after some rather one sided officiating helped see the Selkirk Steelers pull ahead 4-1.

On Saturday the OCN Blizzard pulled ahead of the Winnipeg Blues and snapping their recent loosing streak. with 3 power play goals and an impressive shorthanded goal by Ashton Paul during a 4 on 5 the OCN Blizzard wrapped up the night 5-4, with the Blues last goal being scored during a 6 on 4 powerplay in the final 8 seconds of play.

Sunday's game again saw the top of the West face the top of the East as the Blizzard headed to Steinbach to face the Pistons. Despite being the third game of a 3 game roadtrip and facing a team that hadn't played yet that weekend the Blizzard were full of energy and continued to fight back, tying the game 3-3 before the beginning of the third period.

Unfortunately the Pistons would take full advantage of an early 5 on 3 powerplay, scoring 3 virtually back to back goals against the Blizzard and pulling ahead 6-3. Despite this the Blizzard still continued to fight hard until the game wrapped up with a final score of 7-4 for the Pistons.

This weekend they face the Portage Terriers in back to back games, and with last weekends performance I fully believe some good results are just on the horizon once again.

Over the Weekend Senior Varsity Boys and Girls Volleyball Tournaments took place in the North.

Both victories went to Flin Flon as The  Hapnot Kopper Kings won the boys tournament with a final score of 11-25, 21-25 against the Frontier Raiders. The Hapnot Kopper Kweens won 13-25, 21-25 against the Oscar Lathlin Wolverines.

The OCN Blizzard gained one out of a possible 4 points this past weekend, losing to the Winnipeg Blues 4-3 in a shootout on Friday. The Blizzard outshot the Blues 47-25 but had trouble finding the back of the net.

The Blizzard then hosted the Steinbach Pistons on Saturday and lost by a score of 3-1 while going zero for 3 on the power play.

The Blizzard still lead the west division with 32 points, with the Dauphin Kings and Swan Valley Stampeders trailing OCN by 4 points.

The Blizzard travel this weekend to southern Manitoba to take on the Selkirk Steelers on Friday, Nov 25^th. Then they face the Winnipeg Blues on Saturday, Nov 26^th then finish off the road trip with a game versus the Steinbach Pistons on Sunday, Nov 27^th.

The Broadcast schedule can be found here.

https://thepasonline.com/pages/ocn-blizzard-schedules

Senior Varsity Zone volleyball will hit Northern Manitoba this weekend.

Senior Girls Varsity games take place in Norway House Today and Saturday. The host Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre Huskies, Mikisew Mikisew, NNOC Warriors, Margaret Barbour Spartans, Hapnot Kopper Queens, Oscar Lathlin Wolverines and Frontier Raiders battle it out today before entering the playoffs tomorrow.

Similar, Senior Varsity Boys games will be played in Flin Flon. The host Hapnot Kopper Kings, Oscar Lathlin Wolverines, Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre Huskies, Margaret Barbour Spartans, Frontier Raiders and Mikisew Mikisew will all battle it out today before entering playoffs tomorrow.

To celebrate the 2022 Grey cup The Pas Curling Club is hosting a Grey Cupspiel on Sunday.

First draw starts at 10 AM with two guaranteed games, followed by watching the actual Grey Cup at 5 PM.

Registration is $20 a person and can be done individually or as a team before the due date on due Friday. spectators are welcome and encouraged.

The OCN Storm had a successful weekend after a pair of games against the PBCN Selects. Both Saturday and Sundays games wrapped up with a final score of 4-3 for the Storm.

Troy Head, Diego Redhead, Hutton Hurst-Foster scored to take Saturdays game into overtime, followed by a goal by Chase Mcleod. finally back to back shootout goals won the Storm the first game of the weekend.

Justice Sinclair Jr., Nate Stevens and Chavez Constant scored to force another overtime period on Sunday, followed by the final goal by Blaine Dorion in overtime.

The Hapnot Kopper Queens emerged victorious after the Zone 11 A/AA JV Girls Volleyball Championship.

Facing the Margaret Barbour Spartans the Kopper Queens tied with the Spartans with a game each before finally pulling ahead 2 games to 1 in the best of 3 series.

The Final scores were 25-16 for the Spartans, then 25-21 and 15-10 for the Queens.

The OCN Blizzard had a tough roatrip this week with a pair of losses. after a Ashton Paul scored the lone goal against Virden on Wednesday during a 3-1 loss, followed by John Kremer during Thursday's 4-1 loss to the Waywayseecappo Wolverines.

The Zone 11 A/AA JV Girls Volleyball Championship takes place today and tomorrow at MBCI. The Margaret Barbour Spartans, Mikisew Mikisew Team #1, Chief Sam Cook Tataskweyak and Grand Rapids Wolverines will compete in pool one.

While the Oscar Lathlin Wolverines, Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre Huskies, Hapnot Kopper Queens will compete in pool 2.

The MJHL announced the roster for the upcoming Top Prospects Showcase.

Taking place November 15 – 16 at Stride Place in Portage la Prairie the showcase features 120 players from the league who are either 18 or 20 years old competing in two games each.

Games will be observed by scouts from leagues like the NHL, NCAA, WHL and U Sports.

The OCN Blizzard will be sending Alex Bernauer, Miguel Bouvier, Kieran Cooke, Ethan Farrow, Chase Hamm, Sebastian Hamming, Michael Hlady, Keenan McNeill, Ryan Monias, Ashton Paul, Kayden Sutherland, Sequoia Swan and Riley Zimmerman.

The OCN Blizzard came out of their homestand victorious over the weekend. The OCN Blizzard Pulled ahead further with a win in their series against the Winkler Flyers.

After a slow first period the OCN Blizzard pulled ahead 3-1 against the Flyers with goals from recently returned Drayden Kurbatoff, Captain Riley Zimmerman and Ashton Paul to win the game.

On Saturday the OCN Blizzard faced off against the Niverville Nighthawks at home for the first time in franchise history. It was a violent penalty filled game, with 4 different fights resulting in penalties for both teams. Two of those penalties were for Evan Bortis who was served a major fighting, instigating and a game misconduct penalty after grabbing a Blizzard player from behind and throwing them onto the ice and fighting them with 3 minutes and 19 seconds left of the third period.

It was a great night for Keenan McNeill, who scored two of the 3 goals that night for the OCN Blizzard, Ashton Paul scored his 11th goal of the season during the third period to push the team ahead 3-1 against the Nighthawks.

The OCN Blizzard have acquired two more players from an SJHL Team.

Defencemen McKale Paul and Brennan Boyce of the Estevan Bruins will be joining the Blizzard at the cost of a Player Development Fee.

Tomorrow the OCN Blizzard hit the ice against the Winkler Flyers at 7PM at the Gordon Lathlin Memorial Centre.

The Norman Wolves Will be hosting the Parkland Rangers this weekend at the Roy H Johnston Arena.

The games are free to watch but there will be a 50/50 and merch available to support the team. Puck drops at 7PM on Saturday and Noon on Sunday.