Rainmen Storm the Court Locking Down 2nd Win Againt Kebs
The Quebec City Kebs first away game of the 2010 Premier Basketball League (PBL) season was on January 10, 2010 in Halifax. Where the Quebec City Kebs tipped-off for the …
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3 ex-NBA players coming to Quebec City
3 ex-NBA players comingto Quebec City Halifax Rainmens’ roster consisting of 3 former NBA players and one of tallest players in the PBL will face off against the Quebec …
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Ste-Foy Resident and important member of St. Lawrence hockey program passed away suddenly
Hervey Beaubien, a popular and energetic part of the St. Lawrence College hockey program and among those who carried the Olympic as it trvelled through Quebec on its way to …
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Quebec City Kebs sign best \dunker\” in the world”
Justin Darlington (6’4″), considered by many as the best “dunker” in the world was signed by Quebec City Kebs to perform before games and at halftime. Justin “Jus Fly” Darlington …
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Kebs Stomp Buffalo Stampede 100-85
Saturday, January 2, 2010 The Quebec City Kebs tipped off the 2010 Premier Basketball League(PBL) season with a powerful victory against the Buffalo Stamped. The game was played at Laval …
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QUEBEC CITY KEBS 2010 SCHEDULE
Back to back seasonopening game action in Quebec! There is an explosive new twist in the 2010 PBL schedule. No longer will teams be constrained within their divisions for a …
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QUEBEC CITY KEBS SIGN LOCAL FAVORITES
The Quebec City Kebs one of the two Canadian basketball teams in the Premier Basketball League (PBL) signed local favourites Jonas Pierre (6’10″center), Louis-Patrick Levros(LP) (6’10 forward)and Yul Michel (6’2″ …
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Olympic Torch carried through Base Valcartier this past week
The olympic torch continues its way west toward the 2010 games in Vancouver after making stops last week in the Old City and at the Valcartier military base. The torch …
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Ovechkin suspended two games; Ballard receive no punishment
Following up on my piece from this week, it has been widely reported that Alexander Ovechkin will receive a two game ban for his knee-on-knee hit on Carolina’s Tim Gleason. …
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Emotions Need To be in Check
Monday, November 30th was a strange evening indeed in the National Hockey League, highlighted by two bizarre and disturbing incidents. The first occurred when Alexander Ovechkin, the Washington Capitals star …
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