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Riverview Redmen named Blue and White Contractor Cup champions

SaltWire Network | Posted: Jan. 20, 2020, 3:50 p.m. | Updated: Jan. 20, 2020, 6:40 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Riverview Redmen captured the Blue and White Contractor Cup on Jan. 12, blanking the Dartmouth Spartans 3-0 in the championship game of the Sydney Academy-hosted high school hockey tournament at the Membertou Sport and Wellness Centre. Members of the team are pictured with the championship trophy and banner. Front row, from left, Liam Robertson, Josh Leudy, Trevor Jennings, Kendall MacQueen, Ethan Stanwick, Josh MacAskill, Chase Sampson, Bryce MacKenzie and Michael MacMullen. Back row, from left, Michael Florian, Brendan Smith, Jordan Moss (assistant coach), Danny MacDougall, Steve Jamael (assistant coach), Sam MacKinnon, Noah MacKinnon Curtis Novak, Owen Burke, Rylan MacIntyre, A.J. Ley, Nathaniel Fuller, Brady Lavin, Daniel Keough (assistant coach), Rory Morrison, Ian Hennebury and Jimmy Smith (head coach). CONTRIBUTED/JEAN STANWICK.
The Riverview Redmen captured the Blue and White Contractor Cup on Jan. 12, blanking the Dartmouth Spartans 3-0 in the championship game of the Sydney Academy-hosted high school hockey tournament at the Membertou Sport and Wellness Centre. Members of the team are pictured with the championship trophy and banner. Front row, from left, Liam Robertson, Josh Leudy, Trevor Jennings, Kendall MacQueen, Ethan Stanwick, Josh MacAskill, Chase Sampson, Bryce MacKenzie and Michael MacMullen. Back row, from left, Michael Florian, Brendan Smith, Jordan Moss (assistant coach), Danny MacDougall, Steve Jamael (assistant coach), Sam MacKinnon, Noah MacKinnon Curtis Novak, Owen Burke, Rylan MacIntyre, A.J. Ley, Nathaniel Fuller, Brady Lavin, Daniel Keough (assistant coach), Rory Morrison, Ian Hennebury and Jimmy Smith (head coach). CONTRIBUTED/JEAN STANWICK.

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The Riverview Redmen captured the Blue and White Contractor Cup on Jan. 12, blanking the Dartmouth Spartans 3-0 in the championship game of the Sydney Academy-hosted high school hockey tournament at the Membertou Sport and Wellness Centre.

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