NEW WESTMINISTER B.C.- The Mann Cup has released a statement\u00a0 condemning violence and warning it is installing security checks after a fight erupted in the stands at the Queen’s Park Arena in New Westminister B.C. Monday night. The Six Nations Chiefs, who looked the two times Mann Cup champs they are known to be, took the game 19-9 in a slick winning Chiefs’ style and are out for more with a game Tuesday night. But things got touchy in the stands when a brawl broke out that soon saw The 19 goals saw eight in the first period alone with 60 shots on goal before the buzzer sounded. \u00a0With Dhane Smith taking four goals and six assists, Lyle Thompson hitting three goals and six assists\u00a0 and Ryan Smith and Randy… <\/p>\n
NEW WESTMINISTER B.C.- The Mann Cup has released a statement\u00a0 condemning violence and warning it is installing security checks after a fight erupted in the stands at the Queen’s Park Arena in New Westminister B.C. Monday night. The Six Nations Chiefs, who looked the two times Mann Cup champs they are known to be, took the game 19-9 in a slick winning Chiefs’ style and are out for more with a game Tuesday night. But things got touchy in the stands when a brawl broke out that soon saw The 19 goals saw eight in the first period alone with 60 shots on goal before the buzzer sounded. \u00a0With Dhane Smith taking four goals and six assists, Lyle Thompson hitting three goals and six assists\u00a0 and Ryan Smith and Randy... <\/p>\n