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Billings’ Tekaronhiawá:kon Cross-Pranteau was near unstoppable, switching from defence to offence Wednesday, scoring five goals and tearing up the middle of the pitch.

Watewennenhawihtha Goodleaf and the KSS b-ballers dropped a heartbreaker in the final game, but walked away from the FNEC Inter-School Games with a sterling silver.

Neither the boys nor the girls EDN teams were able to make it to the playoffs of this year’s NAHC, with early setbacks hurting both squads.

Ronwahrharaties “Bug” McGregor Norton’s Arsenal squad watched an unforgiving puck bounce into the back of the net in overtime, ending the team’s dream of making the Dodge Cup in Pierrefonds after two hard-fought games (left).

Mavis Jacobs (left) insists that her and her brother Melvin “Timber” (right) and cousin Rodney Jacobs (middle) were not up to no good as they cruised the Old Malone Highway on their bikes.

Tehoka Nanticoke was a huge addition this season, according to his Iroquois Nationals teammate Chaunce Hill, who is excited to be at a program that embraces the Haudenosaunee game.

Unfortunately for Trinity Jacobs and Winter Goodleaf, the two KSS wrestlers had to face off against each other in the group stages.

Try and try again was the motto for this year’s boys basketball team at Survival School that never gave up and won their first game this week, after a trying first season.

The Survival School Eagles had another meet cancelled this week due to lack of wrestlers, but get a chance to put a stamp on the season today at the Ed Meagher Tournament in Montreal.

The Peewee A Mohawks continue to look for consistency as the second half of the season gets underway. (Photos by Annie Marquis, The Eastern Door)