Manitoba

Niverville Nighthawks Celebrate Record-Breaking Hockey Season

By

James Sinclair
March 19, 2026 3:49 pm

The Niverville Nighthawks hockey team finished a record-breaking regular season in Niverville, Manitoba, on March 13, 2026, reaching a total of 101 points. This milestone marks the most successful year in the history of the junior team since they first began playing four years ago.

The team reached the 101-point mark after winning 50 games during the season. They secured their 50th victory of the year with a win over the Virden Oil Capitals, according to game results from Elite Prospects.

Head coach Dwight Hirst has been recognized for his leadership in helping the team become a top contender in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League. Reports from The Carillon show that Hirst and several players earned awards for their performance during this historic run, including Hirst being named MJHL Coach of the Year.

The Nighthawks originally joined the league as an expansion team in 2022. After four seasons of growth, the community is now preparing to support the team as they head into the upcoming playoffs.

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