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Ironmen to commence second NPHL season in early October
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The Ironmen will kick off their 20-game 2026-27 regular season campaign on Oct.
4 with a home contest against the Akwesasne Wild, members of the NPHL’s Capital Conference.
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Article Excerpt
By Sam Laskaris Writer As it is preparing for its second season of league competition, Six Nations Ironmen head coach Ryan Davis said his organization is doing its best to keep up with the Joneses. Or more specifically, the Killer Bees. That would be the Alvinston Killer Bees, the squad that defeated the Ironmen in the Northern Premier Hockey League (NPHL) Metropolitan Conference championship final this past spring. The Ironmen will kick off their 20-game 2026-27 regular season campaign on Oct. 4 with a home contest against the Akwesasne Wild, members of the NPHL’s Capital Conference. That match will be held at the Six Nations Sports & Cultural Memorial Centre. The Ironmen have made some key off-season acquisitions in an attempt to bolster their roster. “We’re still working on some
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