Stoykewych Pumped to join 67’s as Assistant Coach

 The Ottawa 67’s are on a serious mission. Following a dominant 2022/23 regular season, which saw the 67’s capture the East Division title and finish first overall with a franchise-best 51 wins and 107 points, things didn’t go according to plan in the playoffs. The playoff journey started well for

Sports Round-up: Carleton women down UOttawa in basketball playoffs

 ABOVE: Tatyanna Burke is the Raven’s women’s athlete of the week. (Photos: goravens.ca) Your weekly round-up of sports in Ottawa for March 14-March 20, 2022. Ottawa 67’s The 67’s went winless last week, dropping four home games. The week started with a 7-3 loss to the Niagara IceDogs (Mar. 14),

Sports Roundup: UOttawa’s men’s basketball team to host semi-finals Saturday

 Your weekly round-up of sports in Ottawa for March 7-March 14, 2022. Ottawa 67’s The 67’s dropped a 2-1 shootout decision to the Peterborough Petes on Friday (Mar. 11). Former head coach André Tourigny was in town on Monday (Mar. 14) with his Arizona Coyotes to take on the Ottawa

Stickhandling through a tricky route to a professional hockey career in the time of COVID-19

 Above: Nepean’s Graeme Clarke is focused on earning a contract with the New Jersey Devils by excelling in the AHL. (PHOTO: VAL WATTI) For junior players dreaming of an NHL career, the route to the major leagues has always been filled with obstacles, but this year they’re facing off against

67’s Improve to 5-3 with Strong Weekend Homestand

 Photo credit: Valerie Wutti Home cooking has been a winning recipe for the 67’s. With victories over Barrie and Sault Ste. Marie this weekend, Ottawa is now 3-1 at TD Place and 5-3 on the season. Sunday’s win against the Greyhounds was fueled by a red-hot start. Tye Felhaber opened

Semi-centennial Seats: The Story of Marilyn and Mavis

 Photos and video by Amanda and Brittany van Frankfoort In the first row of Section 15 at TD Place Arena sit best friends Marilyn Campbell, 77, and Mavis Morgan, 85, Ottawa 67’s season ticket holders of 50-years. Together they have seen more than 100,000 minutes of Ottawa 67’s regulation hockey