What Makes the Pembroke Memorial Centre Special?
Hockey Night in Canada’s Twitter feed had some fun with hockey fans recently when it tweeted, “Name your favourite small-town hockey rink to play in and why?” The tweet generated […]
Hockey Night in Canada’s Twitter feed had some fun with hockey fans recently when it tweeted, “Name your favourite small-town hockey rink to play in and why?” The tweet generated […]
Lionel Barber was often the last player to leave the dressing room. His Barrie Flyers had just played in St. Catharines and as the 18-year old left the arena and […]
Training camp for junior hockey players has never looked like this. Players putting on their hockey equipment in parking lots, wearing masks into rinks, carrying helmets, skates and sticks and […]
Jim Farelli watched intently from the press box at the Pembroke Memorial Centre. The veteran junior A coach was making his final cuts as training camp and the pre-season wrapped […]
To understand how special it is to play for the Pembroke Lumber Kings, one only needs to attend the team’s alumni golf tournament once. Players who wore the red and […]
In the spring of 1978 the Pembroke Lumber Kings were coming off a second consecutive league championship and another run at a Centennial Cup national title, but most of the […]
With the National Hockey League season on pause as the world deals with the COVID-19 virus pandemic, television networks have been scrambling to fill hours of programming time normally consumed […]
It has been 90 years since Frank Nighbor laced up a pair of skates in a professional hockey game. It has been 67 years since he was inducted into the […]
It’s still mind boggling! Almost 35 years after Luc Chabot of the Pembroke Lumber Kings lit up the Central Canada Hockey League by scoring 101 goals in only 46 games, […]
On Sunday, January 5th the Pembroke Lumber Kings welcomed in the New Year with their first game of 2020. it was a stinker. The Kings lost 4-0 to the Hawkesbury […]