CHAMPIONS RED WINGS: 3 BRUINS: 0

QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — Berkley Gilmore opened the scoring at 1:52 of the first period for the Champions Red Wings, with Elliot White and Ace Srouji picking up the assists. White doubled the lead at 5:42 of the second, finishing a return feed from Gilmore, before Julien Meek added an unassisted insurance marker at 8:25 of the third. The Bruins worked to generate offence and stayed with the game, but couldn’t solve the Red Wings’ defence. The Bruins (1-3-0) pushed for a response all afternoon, but the Red Wings (2-2-0) kept their structure to close out the shutout.

GUSTO KNIGHTS: 6 BRUINS: 3

QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — The Gusto Knights jumped out early and held on for a 6-3 win over the Bruins. Kash Duran, Kael McLenaghan and Rory Cleveland struck in the opening frame, and the Knights added a quick pair early in the second from Jax Allard (from Rory Harvey) and McLenaghan again. Flynn Campbell got the Bruins on the board late in the second, before Nolan Tracey (from Hudson Roth) and Landon LeBlanc pushed back in the third. Rory Harvey added an insurance marker for the Knights (2-2-0), while the Bruins (1-3-0) showed plenty of push to the final horn.

CANADIENS: 6 CHAMPIONS RED WINGS: 5

QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — In a back-and-forth finish, the Canadiens pulled out a 6-5 win over the Champions Red Wings. Theo Cloutier scored twice, including the winner with 51 seconds left, while Chase Field added two goals and set up both of Cloutier’s markers. The Red Wings carried a 2-1 edge into the third, then got a pair of quick strikes from Ace Srouji to keep the pressure on, with Tommy Skead earning both assists. Julien Meek’s late goal made it 5-5 for the Red Wings (2-2-0), but Cloutier answered to lift the Canadiens (2-1-1).

FLYERS: 8 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 1

QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — Quinten Peters scored three times as the Flyers pulled away for an 8-1 win over the Gusto Knights. Peters opened the scoring at 10:10 of the first, then added goals in the second and third, with Aiden Ogilvie and Kyle Keenan each picking up two assists. Brady Harnish scored twice, while Emerson MacLeod, Blake Thorne and Thomaz Junger rounded out the offence as the Flyers took a 3-1 lead into the first intermission and finished with four third-period goals. Jax Allard replied at 8:25 of the first for the Gusto Knights (2-2-0). The Flyers (4-0-0) stayed unbeaten with the strong team effort.

OILERS: 7 PENGUINS: 0

CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Oilers struck early and often, building a six-goal first-period cushion and skating to a 7-0 win over the Penguins. François Xavier led the way with a hat trick, with Félix Lanteigne setting him up on all three tallies. Caleb Friolet added two goals, while William Goupil and Dimitri Larocque also found the net as the Oilers kept the pressure on through the opening frame. The Penguins settled in as the game moved along and kept battling to generate chances, but couldn’t solve the Oilers (4-0-0). Penguins (1-2-1).

CANADIENS: 7 CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 0

QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — The Canadiens opened the scoring early and carried a 2-0 lead out of the first period, with Chase Field striking first before Luca Bourque finished a late marker set up by Jacob Dupuis and Bradley LeBlanc. Bourque added two more in the second to complete a hat trick, while Madden Lirette and Field also scored in the middle frame to stretch the gap. Theo Cloutier capped it with a third-period goal. The Champions Sheriffs (1-3-0) stayed committed through a tough night, while the Canadiens (2-1-1) wrapped up a composed shutout win.

BLUES: 4 SHARKS: 2

CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Sharks struck early on Harris McEachern’s goal 22 seconds into the opening period, but Jayden Kingston answered late in the frame to make it 1-1. Jaxson Mackenzie restored the Sharks’ lead in the second, sending them into the third up a goal. The Blues took over down the stretch, getting the equalizer from Mathias Lapierre off a Hubert Routhier setup before Zachary Boudreau put them ahead. Louis Jean Normand added an insurance marker with Kingston picking up the assist, as the Sharks (0-4-0) battled to the finish and the Blues (3-1-0) closed out the win.

SABRES: 4 CANUCKS: 0

CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Sabres struck three times in the second period to take control and go on to a 4-0 win over the Canucks. Levi Vienneau opened the scoring at 9:55 with Isaac Boudreau setting him up, before Owen Hackett added an unassisted marker and Drew Chamberlain finished a play from Harrison McLaughlin. Jacob Emile Boudreau rounded out the offence early in the third, with Hackett earning the assist. The Canucks (0-4-0) kept battling to generate chances, while the Sabres (3-1-0) closed it out with a steady defensive effort.

FLYERS: 9 CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 2

QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — The Flyers broke the game open early on Saturday, piling up nine first-period goals on the way to a 9-2 regular-season win over the Champions Sheriffs. The Sheriffs battled to answer with a pair of first-period markers of their own, pushing back through a busy start and continuing to compete for chances the rest of the way. With the scoring front-loaded, the Flyers were able to settle in and see out the result, while the Sheriffs (1-3-0) kept working to close the gap. The Flyers (4-0-0) stayed perfect on the season.

PENGUINS: 5 SHARKS: 2

CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Sharks struck just 17 seconds into the game on Jaxson Mackenzie’s opener, but the Penguins answered late in the first when Hugo Cormier converted a feed from Yann Chiasson. The Penguins took control in the second period with four goals, including Cormier’s second of the game, plus tallies from Marc-Alexandre Doiron, Adam Lanteigne and Chiasson, set up by Simon Cormier. Ronan Lair added a third-period marker for the Sharks (0-4-0), while the Penguins (1-2-1) closed out the win.

OILERS: 8 CANUCKS: 2

CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Oilers built an early cushion with three first-period goals, getting two markers 28 seconds apart from François Xavier and Félix Lanteigne before Xavier added another to make it 3-1 after one. Dimitri Larocque and David Olivier Haché extended the lead in the second, and the Oilers kept rolling in the third with Larocque’s second and a late finish from Xavier to complete his hat trick. Noah Basque and Jacob Paul Guitard scored for the Canucks (0-4-0), while Xavier and Lanteigne led the charge for the Oilers (4-0-0).

SABRES: 4 BLUES: 3

CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Sabres held on for a 4-3 win over the Blues in a back-and-forth contest. Noah LeBlanc opened the scoring in the first period before Mickael Gagnon answered for the Blues, set up by Maxime Lebrun and Théo Lavoie. Hubert Routhier gave the Blues the lead early in the second, but the Sabres responded with goals from Jacob Emile Boudreau (from Levi Vienneau) and Owen Hackett. Levi Vienneau added an insurance marker in the third, and Routhier’s second kept it tight for the Blues (3-1-0) down the stretch as the Sabres (3-1-0) closed it out.

* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group‘s game data.