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Border Bruins’ Burke commits to NCAA D3 Castleton University

Grand Forks Border Bruins forward Tyler Burke has committed to play National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III hockey for the Castleton University Spartans in Vermont beginning this fall. Burke, 21,...

Grand Forks Advocate Patti Bevilacqua places at Speaker Slam

Speaker Slam®, North America’s largest inspirational speaking competition, has announced Patti Bevilacqua as the second-place winner at its third competition of the 2025 season. Held at Lula Lounge in Toronto...

Border Bruins’ Naidu commits to NCAA D3 Arcadia University

Theo Naidu of the Grand Forks Border Bruins has committed to play collegiate hockey for the Arcadia University Knights in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division 3 this fall. Arcadia...

Border Bruins’ Tait commits to BCIHL’s Lakers

Jasper Tait of the Grand Forks Border Bruins has signed to play for the Okanagan Lakers in the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League this fall. The Prince George native capped...

Grand Forks advocate Patti Bevilacqua to share her journey at Speaker Slam

Dr. Patti Bevilacqua, an educator, author, and advocate for disability awareness from Grand Forks is heading to Toronto to compete at Speaker Slam®, North America’s largest inspirational speaking competition. Patti...

Power-play pushes Border Bruins to Game 2 Mowat Cup win

Levi Astill led the Border Bruins with four points, including one-timing the winning goal on the power-play against the Flames with 46 seconds remaining in regulation. It was their lone...

Border Bruins take game 1 in Mowat Cup

The Border Bruins’ special teams were key to their Game 1 victory in the Mowat Cup against the Ridge Meadows Flames. They went 2-for-4 on the power-play, and the penalty-kill...

Border Bruins’ Kosec receives Grant Sheridan Scholarship

The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) and the MindRight for Athletes Society have awarded Grand Forks Border Bruins defenceman Russell Kosec as this year’s recipient of the Remembering...

Border Bruins’ Burke named KIJHL Teck Cup MVP

Tyler Burke was an offensive threat for the Grand Forks Border Bruins en route to their first ever Teck...

Border Bruins triple threat

Tyler Burke, Logan McCabe and Eric Kahl of the Grand Forks Border Bruins have been named the Kootenay International...

Border Bruins’ Hnatiuk named KIJHL’s Coach of the Year

The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) has announced Dave Hnatiuk of the Grand Forks Border Bruins has been...

Border Bruins alum Slack enjoying German hockey

Grand Forks Border Bruins alum Elvis Gorontzy-Slack (2019-20) is playing professional hockey with the Weserstars Bremen in Germany. The...

Border Bruin breaks franchise record

Grand Fork's Border Bruins forward Levi Astill has became the club's new single-season points record holder. During their game against...

Border Bruins enjoy strong first half

Grand Forks Border Bruins head coach-general manager Dave Hnatiuk feels they had a pretty solid first half. “The games we...

Community support vital for future health care leaders

Jocey Terwoord was working as a summer student in the zinc smelter at Teck’s Trail Operations when she received...

Border Bruin this week’s young gun

Brandon Gray of the Grand Forks Border Bruins is this week’s Young Guns selection after scoring four goals and...

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