
Over the weekend from February 28th to March 2nd, 19 teams gathered in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, for the 2025 Deb Sims Memorial NOWHL Tournament, showcasing the talent and competitive spirit of youth hockey teams across five divisions with teams from Manitoulin, Traverse City (Michigan), Thunder Bay, Timmins, Munishing (Michigan), and Sault Ste Marie
U18A Sudbury Lady Wolves vs. Soo U18A Greyhounds
In a hard-fought contest, the Soo U18A Greyhounds edged out the Sudbury Lady Wolves 2-1. Despite a strong effort from Sudbury, it was the Soo Greyhounds who came out on top, showcasing excellent defensive play and clutch scoring when it mattered most.
U15B Munising U14 Ice Breakers vs. Soo U13A Greyhounds
The Soo U13A Greyhounds claimed a 5-2 victory over the Munising U14 Ice Breakers in a high-energy game. Munising showed resilience, but the Soo Greyhounds were too strong on both ends of the ice, securing the win with a decisive offensive performance.
U13B Temiskaming Shores Puckhounds vs. Hearst Ice Cats
The Hearst Ice Cats delivered a solid performance, shutting out the Temiskaming Shores Puckhounds 3-0. The Ice Cats’ defense held firm, and their offense capitalized on opportunities to keep Temiskaming Shores from finding the back of the net.
U15AA Timmins Falcons vs. Soo Greyhounds
In a close matchup, the Timmins Falcons were narrowly defeated by the Soo Greyhounds 3-2. Both teams displayed impressive skill, but the Soo Greyhounds ultimately managed to edge out Timmins, with a last-minute goal proving to be the difference.
U11AA Soo Greyhounds vs. Sudbury Lady Wolves
The Soo Greyhounds came away with a 2-1 victory against the Sudbury Lady Wolves in the U11AA division. It was a tightly contested game, but Soo’s ability to capitalize on their chances allowed them to claim the win, proving once again their competitive edge at the tournament.