Clark scores once in each period as L/A Nordiques beat Elmira on the road.
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Junior hockey notes: Harding and Robichaud look back on Maineiacs President Cup team
Also, the Thunder select a Lewiston standout in NCDC Futures Draft and the Nordiques are sending players to NAHL and NA3HL Top Prospects tournaments.
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Junior hockey: New Jersey rides big first period to convincing win over Nordiques
Matt Cameron and Kyle Jeffers each tally two goals and an assist to pace the Titans’ offense.
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Junior hockey: Noah Kane, Trent Grimshaw lead Nordiques past Titans
Trent Grimshaw and Noah Kane both score twice for the Maine Nordiques in the 7-3 victory over the first-place New Jersey Titans.
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Lewiston Maineiacs’ championship banner to be raised Saturday night
The 2006-07 President’s Cup Championship banner will once again hang from the Androscoggin Bank Colisee rafters in a ceremony prior to Saturday night’s Maine Nordiques game.
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Junior hockey: Twin City Thunder upset Jersey Hitmen again
Thunder goalie Alexander Kozic made 46 saves for his second victory over the Hitmen this season.
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Junior hockey notes: Twin City announces first tender signing for 2020-21 season
Thunder organization had a strong showing at USPHL all-star games. NAHL, NA3HL coaches and schedules announced for the Top Prospects Tournaments.
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Junior hockey: L/A Nordiques clinch playoff spot with win over Wild
Sergei Anisimov has a pair of goals and an assist in the Nordiques’s win over the Wild. Brandon Kego scores twice in the Thunder Premier team’s win over the Junior Bruins.
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Junior hockey: Maine Nordiques end Alaska trip with another loss to Ice Dogs
Adam Eisele paces Fairbanks with two goals and Lucas Erickson has a goal and two assists as Fairbanks sweeps the Nordiques.
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Junior hockey: Jr. Bruins strike late to overcome Twin City Thunder
John Kondub’s hat trick not enough for the Thunder against second-place Bruins.