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ARNPRIOR – The Arnprior Rivermen (10-9-1) hosted a record crowd Sunday (Feb. 5) for their Eastern Ontario Super Hockey League (EOSHL) regular season finale, and hope to see similar numbers for their first playoff game scheduled for the Bert Hall Arena in Arnprior Saturday, Feb. 18.

CONSTANCE BAY – The Ottawa Valley Titans will be playing host at the Ontario Winter Games starting Thursday (Feb. 2) and Constance Bay’s Hunter Sim will be a key part of the team’s plan to be very bad hosts.

CARP – It’s been a heck of a season for Huntley Curling Club’s (HCC) U18 women’s team Team Frlan, who has dominated the competition on their way to qualifying for the U18 Canadian curling championship scheduled to begin Feb. 5.

KANATA – Two hockey players from the same mom, faced off against each other Saturday (Jan. 21) afternoon at the Jack Charron Arena as the U15 West Carleton Crusaders played a friendly hockey series against the Capital City Condors.

OSHAWA – The Huntley Curling Club’s (HCC) Team Frlan dominated the Ontario U18 Curling Championship last weekend, going undefeated on their way to conquer the provincial championship.

CONSTANCE BAY – The 2023 West Carleton Outdoor Hockey League (WCOHL) season kicked off Saturday (Jan. 14) with perfect, cold conditions after what must have been a lot of shovelling the day before.

TWEED – The first game of 2023 was a win for the Arnprior Rivermen (8-6-1), defeating playoff rivals, the Tweed Oil Kings (8-5-1), 3-2 Jan. 7 at the Tweed Community Centre.

CARP – Last Saturday (Jan. 7) the West Carleton Crusaders U15 team battled regional rivals the Kanata Blazers in a game that highlights a much more serious battle, the fight against cancer.

RENFREW – Huntley Curling Club’s (HCC) U18 women’s club Team Frlan finished 2022 with a great result at the Canada Winter Games Trials, and the team will be busy in 2023 starting with the Ontario Winter Games.

ARNPRIOR – A 1-3 record in a busy December was not the way the Arnprior Rivermen wanted to end the