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Sidney Crosby working on some tight turns during the Penguins’ morning skate in Utah.

🏆 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN 🏆 Huge congratulations to the Pictou County-based Northern Subway Selects who defeated the Cape Breton Lynx 4-2 last night in Game 3 of their best-of-five provincial final. 👏 @SubwaySelects | #nsproud

Game 1 of the Phil Herritt Cup Final gets underway tonight at 7 p.m. at the Halifax Forum, as this best of seven series officially begins! @nsu18mhl 🏆

Sight for sore eyes, Sidney Crosby practicing 👀 📸: @penguins

Congratulations to the Cabot Highlanders on being crowned Nova Scotia U16 AAA Hockey League regular season champions, finishing with an impressive 26-5-2 record and 54 points. A tremendous accomplishment and a well deserved recognition for a strong and consistent season. 🇨🇦🏒

Wow what a shot 🤯

The Valley Wildcats keep their season alive with a 6-5 OT win, Nolan Fletcher the OT hero. Off to PEI tomorrow for a MMGHL playoff game before heading back to Windsor on Sunday for the final games of the NSU16AAAHL regular season.

Lawrence Williams and Matty McDonald join Mason for the Rinkside Report at the The Zatzman Sportsplex on Friday night in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. As they get set for Game 5 of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League Phil Harrett Cup semifinals 🏆 Presented by: John Ross & Sons

Game 5 of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League playoffs goes tonight at the Zatzman Sportsplex, as The Steele Subaru and Weeks Majors clash with their best of seven series tied 2-2. 🚨 With both teams battling for control of the series, puck drop is set for 8:00 p.m. Expect a big one tonight, let’s pack the house!! 🏒 @nsu18mhl

Nole Romard played the hero Thursday night, scoring the overtime winner to lift the U15 Major Novas past the Cougars in Nova Scotia U15 Major Hockey League action. A clutch finish on the backhand in the extra frame sealed the victory for the Novas 🏒🚨

Mason Morris played hero when it mattered most.🚨 The March & Mill Co. Hunters got the overtime winner from Morris to take Game 2 of the Mr. Donair Cup Final, pushing their lead to 2–0 in the series in the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League. With the Wildcats pressing to even things up, the Hunters stayed composed, got to their game in the extra frame, and Morris finished the job, a massive win as they head forward with a stranglehold on the series. 🏒 @nsu18mhl 🎤: @masondenike

It’s Weekend Warm Up time as the March & Mill Co. Hunters and the Valley Wildcats clash in Game 2 of the Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League Donair Cup Final. 🥅 The Hunters are back on home ice looking to build on their Game 1 win and grab a commanding 2–0 series lead, while Valley rolls in with one mission: even this thing up at 1–1 and swing the momentum back their way. Buckle up, championship hockey doesn’t get much better than this.🏒🌯 WATCH LIVE: highbuttonsports.ca/pages/gated-vi…

Evan Lyver is on an absolute heater for the Halifax Macs, leading the league in playoff points and driving the offense every time he hits the ice. 🚨 Through 7 games, Lyver has piled up 16 points (12 assists, 4 goals) and has been a difference maker in every big moment, whether it’s setting the pace early or making the clutch play when it matters most. When the Macs need a spark, #20 keeps delivering, and the point totals prove it 🏒🥅

🤯 How much longer until they can do this with ice?

Halifax native Justin Barron and his mom Jenny, headed out for the Predators’ Mom’s Trip ✈️ One of the coolest parts of the NHL is getting to share these special trips with your parents🏒 📸: @PredsNHL

Morgan Flemming and Justin Cluett joined Logan Carruthers ahead of Game 1 of the Mr. Donair Cup Finals for tonight’s John Ross & Sons Rinkside Report. The two talked about what it’ll take to win the Donair Cup, and, of course, how many donairs they think they could crush in one sitting. 🏒🥅🌯 Presented by: John Ross & Sons @nsu18mhl 🇨🇦

Wow!