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The Blenheim Blades Tuesday made their first player addition to their roster since the start of their PJHL Stobbs Division 2023-24 season by acquiring forward Braden Twigg from the Junior ‘B’ Komoka
Kings of the Greater Ontario Hockey League. Twigg, who lives at Lighthouse Cove, will be in the lineup tonight
when the Blades travel to Wheatley hoping to keep their season-long unbeaten streak, which currently sits at seven, alive. Game time is 7:30.
Twigg, who stands 6’2” and weighs 195 pounds, had played nine games to date with the Kings. He also played a game with the Chatham Maroons last year in their Sutherland Cup playoff run. In the 2022-23 season, he played for the Elliot Lake Red Wings of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League scoring seven goals and
adding seven assists for 14 points along with 41 minutes in penalties.Blenheim Blades Jr C Hockey Club