The Clarenville Ford Caribous, a three-time Herder Memorial Trophy winner, have announced they will not participate in the 2026–27 Avalon East Senior Hockey League season. The decision comes after a shortage of available players. The team, known for its success in senior hockey, will take a leave of absence. This move affects the league’s schedule and player availability. The team’s absence highlights challenges in maintaining competitive teams. The league has not yet announced plans to fill the gap. The decision reflects broader issues in amateur hockey. The team’s management cited difficulties in recruiting enough players. The pause may impact local hockey communities. The team plans to return in the following season. The situation underscores the fragility of amateur sports teams.
Newfoundland Team Steps Back From Hockey League




























