By Sam Laskaris Writer The Six Nations Rivermen were unable to win a medal at their national Senior B tournament this year. Some Six Nations members, however, did manage to capture some bling at the Presidents Cup tournament, which concluded this past Saturday. The seven-team national tourney was hosted by the Ladner Pioneers in Delta, B.C. The Pioneers won their third consecutive national title, beating the Edmonton Miners 9-2 in the gold-medal contest. Meanwhile, the New York-based Allegany Arrows, whose roster included four Six Nations members, captured the bronze-medal, beating the Cornwall-based Snake Island Muskies 11-8 in the battle for third place. Local members on the Allegany squad were Layne Smith, Daris Anderson, Chase Martin and Jesse Jimerson. While Jimerson has been living in the state of New York for… <\/p>\n
By Sam Laskaris Writer The Six Nations Rivermen were unable to win a medal at their national Senior B tournament this year. Some Six Nations members, however, did manage to capture some bling at the Presidents Cup tournament, which concluded this past Saturday. The seven-team national tourney was hosted by the Ladner Pioneers in Delta, B.C. The Pioneers won their third consecutive national title, beating the Edmonton Miners 9-2 in the gold-medal contest. Meanwhile, the New York-based Allegany Arrows, whose roster included four Six Nations members, captured the bronze-medal, beating the Cornwall-based Snake Island Muskies 11-8 in the battle for third place. Local members on the Allegany squad were Layne Smith, Daris Anderson, Chase Martin and Jesse Jimerson. While Jimerson has been living in the state of New York for... <\/p>\n