On Sunday night, the Niverville Nighthawks and Winkler Flyers faced off for the second time in a single weekend, this time in Winkler—and the rematch didn’t disappoint.

It had been 186 days since the Winkler Flyers ended the Niverville Nighthawks’ playoff run, a loss that still lingers for returning players, coaches, and fans at the CRRC. On Friday night, the Nighthawks had a chance to deliver some long-awaited payback—and they delivered in a big way, earning a 4–2 victory over their East Division rivals.

For the past three years, a group of locals has been actively at work to bring new life and vibrancy to a once-neglected Niverville park. On October 10, they hope the entire community will join them for the grand re-opening of Opa’s Park.

The Niverville Nighthawks made the most of their first road test of the season, defeating the Virden Oil Capitals on Friday night by a 4–1 score to improve to a perfect 2–0–0 record.

If you’re a fan of winning cash and other prizes—and honestly, who isn’t?—the Niverville Nighthawks Chase the Ace is back for round three and set to give away even more than last time.

The Niverville Nighthawks couldn’t have asked for a better start to the 2025–26 MJHL season. In front of nearly 700 boisterous fans at the CRRC, the Nighthawks sent the home crowd away happy with a 5–2 victory over the Winnipeg Blues in their highly anticipated home opener.