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You are in the minority if you are not one of those decked out head-to-toe in costume at Montreal's Comiccon, which draws the fantastically inclined from across the region and beyond every year.

The youngest hockey players in the community need to develop a love for the game and dedication to commitment early, if they are to have any hope as they grow into the sport, according to coaches and managers in Kahnawake.

The youngest puck stars in town took the ice Friday night, as the two MAGH teams played Chateauguay at the Sports Complex.

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)

Jesse Lahache Jr. and his Peewee AAA Arsenal Releve enter today's action 1-1 after a heart-breaking shootout loss in game two of the Dodge Cup.

A decade on the bench was enough for lacrosse and hockey coach Curtis Diabo, who hung up his whistle and clipboard for the final time Sunday.

(From left to right) George Jacobs, Chaz Norton, Shako Rice, Carter Snow, Tehowenoron Diabo and the Double B boys of Atom admit they have some work to do to get their first win in the faster, more skilled level of minor hockey.

Abdito Vodka had its plans for a large-scale billboard and the Kahnawake Sports Complex come to a premature end, as the locally-produced alcoholic drink’s sign caused immediate protest in the community.

The Kahnawake Peewee A Mohawks finished the regular season top of the table with a 14-4-2 record, and will look to continue the hot streak heading into the playoffs that kick off for all levels tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Kahnawake Sports Complex.

Kawera’shátste McComber led KSS with a take-no-prisoners offensive performance, as the Bantam hockey team heads into its last game of the regular season before the playoffs.