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He had the advantage of knowing some people with the team before he arrived. “I just thought it would be a great opportunity for me to come here and try and make an impact on the team and the league,” Newans said.
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His uncle, Chris Newans, played for Humboldt in the late 1980s and had a long pro career. His dad, Troy, who now coaches Junior B hockey in B.C., played for the SJHL’s Yorkton Terriers. His father’s side of the family is from Saskatchewan.
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While Newans is far from home, he is definitely familiar with the Broncos and the SJHL. Of the experience so far, he said, “great food, great house, and even better people.” In Humboldt, Newans billets with Jodi and Curtis Wacker. Humboldt seems like a great hockey town and you can’t ask for much more than that.” “It’s a really tight group and they all made we feel very at home as soon as I got here. “I’ve enjoyed Humboldt a lot since I’ve been here and getting to know the guys on the team has been great,” he said. Off the ice, Newans has been welcomed with open arms in Humboldt. “My time in the WHL helped a lot with being able to bring some experience to the locker room and just learning from the older guys in Victoria on how important it is to work hard and take care of your body every day,” he said. Newans said playing with the Royals has helped his game. He played one game with the Royals this fall after splitting the previous campaign between the Victoria WHL squad and the Junior B Oceanside Generals in Parksville, not far from his hometown. product, Newans joined the Broncos from the Victoria Royals of the Western Hockey League. The squad saw its eight-game winning streak come to an end on Saturday, but as of that night still sat on top of the SJHL standings with a 14-5-0-0 record.Ī Qualicum Beach, B.C. Since the 5-foot-11, 185-pounder joined the team, the Humboldt squad had gone 10-3 through Saturday. We’re really happy to have him here in Humboldt.” “Obviously, he’s still pretty young but he’s a big part of our club here moving forward. We want him to keep using it more and more,” Humboldt head coach Scott Barney said. “Cage has been a really good pickup for us. With the Broncos, the 18-year-old forward has three goals and nine points in 12 games.” 8, he scored the game-winning goal on the road against Global Ag Risk Solutions Division rival the Battlefords North Stars. In his first game with the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League club, on Oct. HUMBOLDT - It did not take Cage Newans long to fit in with the Humboldt Broncos on or off the ice.