KINGS: 8 SABRES: 1

COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Kings built a 2-0 first-period lead and never let up in a 10-1 win over the Sabres. Jacob Sonier paced the offence with four goals, while Antoine Paulin and Charles Hache each chipped in three assists. After Bradley Johnson finished a Landyn O’Donnell setup at 9:47 of the second to pull the Sabres closer, the Kings answered with a quick four-goal surge in the middle frame and kept rolling in the third. Johnson’s tally stood out for the Sabres (0-4-0) in a tough outing, while the Kings (4-0-0) stayed perfect.

PENGUINS: 4 CANADIENS: 1

COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Penguins jumped out early and held control in a 4-1 win over the Canadiens. Nate Heavyside set the tone with the opener at 11:35 of the first period, then added another early in the second, while also helping set up Hayden Brantnall’s first-period marker. The Canadiens answered on Max Frenette’s goal at 00:26 of the second, assisted by Liam Pellerin, to keep the push alive. Koltyn Corey chipped in a goal and an assist, including a late third-period insurance tally. The Canadiens (3-1-0) kept battling, but the Penguins (3-1-0) finished strong.

CANADIENS: 8 SABRES: 1

COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Canadiens jumped out quickly, building a 6-0 first-period lead with goals from Philip Gaudet, Zachary Richard (2), Félix Fortin, Joshua Blacquiere and Quinn Harris. Harris added another in the second and finished with five points, while Charles Stubbs scored twice and Blacquiere chipped in two goals and two assists as the Canadiens kept adding on through the final two periods. The Sabres got a lift early in the second when Landyn O’Donnell broke through to make it 6-1. The Sabres (0-4-0) kept working for chances, while the Canadiens (3-1-0) closed out the win.

KINGS: 4 PENGUINS: 2

COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Kings scored early and took control with a big second period to earn a 4-2 win over the Penguins. Charles Hache opened the scoring at 11:48 of the first, and after Malik Leblanc replied for the Penguins, the Kings broke it open with three goals in the middle frame from Antoine Paulin, Jacob Sonier and Hache again. Nikolai Gerk pulled one back at 13:10 of the third, but the Penguins (3-1-0) couldn’t close the gap against the Kings (4-0-0).

CANADIENS: 8 JETS: 1

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Canadiens built a 2-0 first-period lead on goals from Zachary Richard (Philip Gaudet, Jacob Albert) and Quinn Harris, then carried the momentum into the second as Joshua Blacquiere struck twice, with helpers from Theo Roy and Liam Pellerin. Richard added his second early in the third, and Mikaël Rioux and Tristan Fortin followed as the Canadiens pulled away. Sebastien Bourgeois-Cormier scored late in the third to reward the Jets (0-4-0) for their persistence, while Blacquiere finished with a hat trick for the Canadiens (3-1-0).

PENGUINS: 9 MAPLE LEAFS: 2

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — The Penguins pulled away for a 9-2 win over the Maple Leafs after an even opening stretch. Koltyn Corey opened the scoring and added another goal and two assists, while Kai Boucher and Carter Saunders each scored twice as the Penguins surged ahead with four goals in the second period. Nate Heavyside chipped in two goals and an assist, including the late third-period marker that capped the offence. Dylan Potvin and Ray Lin replied for the Maple Leafs (0-4-0). The Penguins (3-1-0) carried the momentum through the final frame.

GUSTO KNIGHTS: 5 FLYERS: 1

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — Owen Lord scored twice as the Gusto Knights built a 2-0 lead in the first period and carried the pace through a 5-1 win. Lucas Nicolle added a late first-period goal, while Levi Nelson finished with two third-period markers to round out the scoring. The Flyers pushed back in the third, with Max Giffard converting a play from Innis McNeil at 12:27 to break the shutout. The late push showed promise for the Flyers (0-4-0), while the Knights (3-0-1) stayed unbeaten.

CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 5   GUSTO MOOSE – GARNETT: 5

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — The Champions Sheriffs and Gusto Moose – Garnett traded momentum in a back-and-forth 5-5 draw. Daryl Sully scored twice for the Moose, while Oscar Zeng added two goals and an assist and Brayden Hanson chipped in a goal and an assist as the Moose built a 3-1 first-period lead before answering late to tie it in the third, 5-5 (1-1-2). Ashton O’Quinn paced the Sheriffs with two goals, with Tyson Furlong setting up a pair and Maxime Doiron opening the scoring for his side as the Sheriffs rallied with three second-period markers (2-1-1).

SHARKS: 3    GUSTO MOOSE – SCOTT: 3

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Sharks and Gusto Moose – Scott skated to a 3-3 draw after a lively finish. Grayson Scott opened the scoring at 6:11 of the first, before Jessie Gallant answered late in the period. With no scoring in the second, the third turned into a back-and-forth battle as Jack Mackay (assist: Owen Hickey) put the Sharks ahead, only for Grayson Masters to score twice and swing the lead to the Moose (2-1-1). Gallant’s second with one second left, set up by Hickey, pulled the Sharks (2-0-2) even.

WHALERS: 3 GUSTO KINGS: 3

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — The Gusto Kings jumped ahead early with first-period goals from Ian Scott (Jacob Betts, Max Graceffa) and Betts (Graceffa, Tyce Hanlon), then Carter Ross finished a play from Nase Lohnes early in the second to make it 3-0. The Whalers pushed back with Kip Nurse and Elliot Buote scoring 62 seconds apart, both set up by Austin Newman, to pull within one. Colby Gaudet’s third-period marker earned the Whalers (2-0-2) a 3-3 draw with the Gusto Kings (1-2-1).

KINGS: 9 JETS: 2

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — Carson Burke opened the scoring midway through the first period, finishing a setup from Jackson Cromwell, but the Kings struck back late to take a 2-1 lead into the break. Félix Losier scored twice and Jacob Sonier added a pair as Kings offence poured in five goals in the second to take control. The Jets answered early in the third on Brayden Dallaire’s unassisted marker, showing pushback in a tough outing for the Jets (0-4-0). Lucas Basque (two goals) and Alexa Sonier (a goal, three assists) helped close it out for the Kings (4-0-0).

PENGUINS: 7 SABRES: 0

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — The Penguins built early momentum and carried it through to a 7-0 win over the Sabres. Maxim Allen paced the attack with four goals, including three in the final minutes of the opening period, while Kai Boucher added two quick strikes early in the second. Hayden Brantnall also scored, with Koltyn Corey and Carter Saunders each picking up a pair of assists as the Penguins kept the pressure on. The Sabres (0-4-0) stayed committed and battled to create chances despite the deficit, while the Penguins (3-1-0) finished a strong all-around outing.

CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 9 MAPLE LEAFS: 2

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — The Champions Sheriffs rolled to a 9-2 win over the Maple Leafs, setting the tone with three first-period goals from Koltyn Robinson and a Maxime Doiron pair. Ashton O’Quinn paced the attack with a hat trick, striking twice in the second before adding another early in the third, while Garret Ogden chipped in with a goal and an assist and Tyson Furlong set up two tallies. The Leafs pushed back late, with Jackson Melvin (assist: Dylan Potvin) and Ray Lin scoring in the third for the Leafs (0-4-0), while the Sheriffs (2-1-1) finished the afternoon with steady offence in every frame.

CANADIENS: 5 FLYERS: 2

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Canadiens built a lead early and held on for a 5-2 win over the Flyers. Tristan Fortin opened the scoring in the first, and the Canadiens added second-period goals from Theo Roy and Quinn Harris to take control heading to the third. Harris struck again early in the final frame, and Joshua Blacquiere followed soon after to stretch the margin. Griffin Douthwright got the Flyers on the board late in the second, and Kayden Constantine’s third-period marker, assisted by William Saldanha, capped the offence for the Flyers (0-4-0). Harris led the way for the Canadiens (3-1-0).

GUSTO KNIGHTS: 6 SHARKS: 6

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Gusto Knights and Sharks traded runs in a 6-6 draw on Sunday. Jack Mackay and Jessie Gallant struck early as the Sharks built a 2-1 first-period edge, but the Knights answered in the middle frame behind Hazen Tiner, Owen Lord and Quinn Gaddas to pull ahead 4-3. Ben Mulligan tied it early in the third, setting up a wide-open finish. Lincoln Warrick scored twice and added an assist, while Gaddas posted two goals and two assists. Jaxon Coyle’s late marker secured the point for the Knights (3-0-1), while the Sharks (2-0-2) kept pace right to the final whistle.

GUSTO MOOSE – GARNETT: 4 WHALERS: 4

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — Gusto Moose – Garnett and the Whalers played to a 4-4 draw in a back-and-forth matchup that sprang to life in the second period. Street Miller drove the Moose attack with a natural hat trick, scoring three times in the middle frame, and Oscar Zeng added a third-period goal with Miller picking up the assist. The Whalers answered with a pair in the second, including Zachary Clements off a feed from Holden Rayner, then pulled even in the third on goals from Kip Nurse and Elliot Buote. The Whalers (2-0-2) kept their unbeaten start intact, while the Moose (1-1-2) earned a hard-fought point.

GUSTO KINGS: 7 SABRES: 0

GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) — The Gusto Kings struck three times in the opening period and never let up, rolling to a 7-0 win over the Sabres. Carter Ross paced the Kings with a hat trick, scoring twice in the first two periods before adding another late in the third. Sid Buckley added a pair, while Colton MacLeod, Jacob Betts, Max Graceffa and Tyce Hanlon also found the net, with Hanlon’s marker coming in the final seconds. The Sabres (0-4-0) kept battling through a tough outing, while the Kings (1-2-1) finished strong in all three periods.

KINGS: 8 GUSTO MOOSE – SCOTT: 1

ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — Lucas Basque struck twice in the first period as the Kings built early momentum, with Francis Duguay adding a late marker before the break. Mathis Leclair took over in the middle frame with two more goals, and Massy Dabouz made it 6-1 after Grayson Masters got Gusto Moose – Scott on the board early in the second. Kaleb Bernard extended the lead in the third, and Leclair completed a hat trick to close it out. Masters provided the offence for Gusto Moose – Scott (2-1-1), while the Kings (4-0-0) stayed perfect.

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