4-1 Slam against Blenheim Blades during Teddy Bear Toss Night. Big W

We didn't let them take us down without a fight, 2-7 Essex last night.

FINAL: Admirals use a big third period to beat the Thunderhawks 5-2.

In the news...📰

The PJHL (Junior C) will return December 1 after the league announced their return-to-play plan cksn.ca/2020/08/pjhl-s…

We’d like to wish our hometown cheddar a happy last 8 minutes to his birthday 🧀 Have a great last 8 minutes Jacob!

Jimmy Simpson will also be returning for your Hawks next season. Jimbo is 5’6 and weighs roughly the same amount as a party pack of lays potato chips. He brings speed, skill and great hair to the lineup. He’s devoted to pulling off the michigan lacrosse move for the fans at home

Jacob Lister has been on the ice more then a polar bear this summer, training everyday and every night to be the best net-minder in the 4 letter league. He recently told a reporter that he guarantees a sub 3GAA and a Sv% north of .900. Have to love the energy from the youngster

Hawks tough guy Parker Hammond finding the time to chat with two lucky adolescent residents of Wallaceburg. These 2 girls are huge fans of the team, and we can’t wait to see them both develop into great minor hockey players in the future #inspiration #ourtown #morethenagame

The best equipment manager you could ever ask for, and an even better human. Truly the best of the best. Norm has taught these kids so much and puts a smile on their face everyday, he has shown nothing but dedication and loyalty to both our team, and our entire town #WinForNorm

Rookie Defensemen Blake Doe exploded for 11 points late in the season after being acquired from the Admirals in a steal of a trade for your Thunderhawks. This smooth skating puck snapping dman will indeed be returning to your Hawks next season. One of the best prospects in the PJ

Smiley Myles Fraser will be back screening the opposing teams goalie next season. Coming in hot, fresh off a career year in 2019

Offensive juggernaut and Belle River native Jeremy Oriet will be flying up the ice for your Thunderhawks again next season. Coming off an offensive outbreak in 2019 where he tallied up 14 points and 9 goals in just 25 games for the hawks after being acquired in a steal of a trade

Jr B veteran and hometown hero Noah Labonte, dropped down from the Maroons in 2018 to chase the playoff dream with his hometown club. One of the best humans in the league, and electrifying on the ice, Noah possesses world class skating ability, and has the potential to dominate

One more year of Scooter at the Hawks nest! Fan favourite Ryan Nicholson, battled through an unforgettable head injury and persevered his way back into the lineup, in front of the Wally faithful, late last year. It all payed off for the kid when he went off for a 4 point night