Online streaming service FloHockey is offering users a consolidated "Continue Watching" queue that lists dozens of full-game replays, a convenience for hockey supporters who follow junior and amateur broadcasts remotely. The collection, drawn from games dated Sep. 12–13, 2026, includes multi-hour recordings that viewers can pick up where they left off.
What the feed shows
The listing aggregates replays of complete match broadcasts, with durations in the 2.2- to 3.3-hour range. Sample entries in the visible queue include replays labelled as both "Home" and "Away" fixtures featuring teams such as Spokane, Castlegar, Surrey, Coquitlam and Kimberley.
- Replay totals: multiple recordings of around 2 hours 20 minutes to 3 hours 29 minutes.
- Dates: broadcasts shown with timestamps for Sep. 12 (game times listed) and replay entries marked Sep. 13, 2026.
- Content type: labelled as full-game replays (e.g., "Replay: Home - 2026 Spokane vs Castlegar").
Examples from the queue
Below are representative items taken from the "Continue Watching" list as displayed by the service.
| Replay label | Duration | Date shown |
|---|---|---|
| Replay: Home - 2026 Spokane vs Castlegar | 3:29:42 | Sep 13, 2026 |
| Replay: Away - 2026 Surrey vs Coquitlam | 3:28:42 | Sep 13, 2026 |
| Replay: Home - 2026 Kimberley vs Nelson | 3:00:12 | Sep 13, 2026 |
The queue contains many similar entries — from Coastal British Columbia fixtures to Prairie and university matchups — and identifies each as a replay of a game originally scheduled on Sep. 12 (with replays listed on Sep. 13, 2026).
Why this matters to Trois-Rivieres viewers
For hockey fans in Trois-Rivieres and across Quebec who rely on streaming services for access to junior, amateur and out-of-province university games, the "Continue Watching" feature reduces friction when catching up on missed broadcasts. Instead of navigating back to separate event pages, subscribers can resume long-format replays directly from one consolidated list.
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FloHockey's interface also shows related content and tournaments in its recommendations, including entries such as the Elite Prospects Boston Showcase and several Firestarter tournament listings, indicating the platform's broader library of junior and showcase events.
Practical considerations
Trois-Rivieres viewers using the service should bear in mind that the listed durations correspond to full game broadcasts — including intermissions and any pre- or post-game coverage — and may require a stable internet connection for uninterrupted viewing. The listing itself functions as a convenience feature rather than new content; it simply aggregates replays already available on the platform.
For local fans who follow prospects, university-level players or out-of-province junior clubs, the feature can be useful to track performances without missing entire games due to scheduling conflicts. It also emphasises the growing role of subscription streaming services in delivering coverage that traditional local broadcasters may not provide.
