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Melissa Stacey's Kuper Academy Midget squad had little trouble in the semi-final game against Royal Vale. Kuper looks for gold today at home.

Kenzie Kane was rock solid at left back for the Chateauguay Cougars’ gold-medal winning side that fought (literally at times)

Carl Horn led Paul’s Cable’s offence and defence, but his team came up one run short and missed the finals for the first time in five years. (Daniel J.

Courtesy Rick Needham By: Brandon Bordeau, The Eastern Door Finishing as the national runner-up is a great season for many teams, but for the Kahnawake Mohawks, however, their sights were set for a title.

Angus Goodleaf is set to make good on his goal to bring a President's Cup home to Kahnawake after winning one for Six Nations last year.

A knife’s edge was all that divided the two teams in the QSLL finals, but in the end it was the Mohawk side of the blade that found the mark, and booked Kahnawake into the President’s Cup in Alberta.

Team First Nations’ silver and purple clad boys took medals in three divisions, including Midget, but none of the colour they set out to nab in the beginning.

The Caughnawaga Indians felt the same heat their cross-town rivals the Kahnawake Mohawks felt Sunday and fell to the Capital Region Axemen by a sizeable margin.

Kahnawake Survival School jumped out to a four-goal lead at half and held off Kuper Academy's offence to win 7-5.

Howard S. Billings (Daniel J. Rowe, The Eastern Door) Four-time GMAA champions Howard S. Billings took a big bite of humble pie this week when Kuper Academy came from behind to humble the giants on their home field 10-9.