Gene Pereira is a local journalist based in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. He writes for Barrie 360 and BarrieToday, covering a range of topics including local sports, community events, and news. Gene's work has also been featured in insauga, showcasing his passion for reporting on the local area.
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Gene Pereira's coverage predominantly focuses on local ice hockey, particularly the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and the Barrie Colts. Most of his articles involve event coverage and announcements related to team and player performance.
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Sunday's trade reunites the trio of Wakely, Romani, and Van Steensel, who formed North Bay's top line in its run to three straight appearances in the OHL Eastern Conference finals.
Asked about a disappointing 5-2 loss in Owen Sound on Wednesday night, Beau Jelsma was in no mood to sugarcoat things.
Another listless start Thursday night resulted in the Colts digging themselves an early hole they couldn't get out of, falling behind 4-0 midway through the second period en route to a 5-2 loss to the Petes at the Peterborough Memorial Centre.
By: Gene Pereira
The Barrie Colts are happy to have this week over with. After beginning with a pair of road losses to the OHL's two bottom teams, the Colts
Anthony Romani knows his return to the North Bay Memorial Gardens on Thursday night will be an emotional one.
By: Gene Pereira
“I don't think we're playing the way we can,” said veteran forward Patterson. “It's a little frustrating losing five in a row and I don't think any team wants to do that no matter where you are in the standings.
By: Gene Pereira
Facing one of the OHL's top teams, the Colts played an inspired, physical, full 60-minute game to snap their season-high five-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over the Windsor Spitfires in front of 4,112 fans at Sadlon Arena.
By: Gene Pereira
The Colts continued to put their five-game losing streak behind them with a second-straight win over one of the OHL's top teams, dominating the IceDogs through 40 minutes with a strong forecheck and strong skating.
By: Gene Pereira
Carter Lowe saved the day just in time, and Kashawn Aitcheson finished off a remarkable comeback in overtime for the Barrie Colts in a classic playoff-like battle Saturday night between two of the top contenders in the Ontario Hockey League.
It was only a couple of weeks ago, amidst a five-game losing streak, Riley Patterson said it was time he and his teammates each took a deep, long look in the mirror at themselves.
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