U9 DIVISION RECAP

EXCEL: 8 STARS: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — Excel built early momentum and carried it through to a 8-1 win over the Stars on Friday. Kinsley MacNeill opened the scoring, and Chloe Tian added two first-period goals as Excel took a 3-1 lead into the break. The Stars answered with a bright moment from Rayna Howard, set up by Maura Snook and Elizabeth Chaisson, to keep the game within reach early. Ruby Kelly powered the offence with a hat trick, while Shannon Swan scored twice, including a late second-period marker. The Stars (0-4-0) kept battling to the final buzzer, while Excel (1-3-0) finished strong with four third-period goals.

VICTOIRE: 7 STARS: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — Victoire set the tone early with four first-period goals, led by markers from Zoé McNeil and Kailey Gaudet and a pair from Emma Fenton. The offence kept rolling in the middle frame as Claire Spencer struck twice, and Anabelle Sherwood and McNeil added to the cushion, with Kalie Doiron and Sawyer Keenan factoring in on the scoresheet. Fenton added two more in the third, while Sherwood completed a hat trick as Victoire (3-1-0) finished a complete team effort. Claire Ellis battled in net for the Stars (0-4-0), who stayed determined shift to shift.

GOLDENEYES: 6 SCEPTRE: 3

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — Jemma Sherrard opened the scoring and later added another as Sceptre rallied to tie it early in the third, with LÉa Arsenault also finding the net for Sceptre (2-2-0). But the Goldeneeyes answered with a decisive push, led by two-goal efforts from Chloe Daigle and Elianne Poirier. Anabelle Girouard chipped in a goal and an assist, and Sara-Maude Blanchard also scored as the Goldeneeyes pulled away with three third-period goals to stay perfect on the season at 4-0-0.

SCEPTRE: 8 STARS: 1

MONTAGUE — Sceptre built an early lead in Montague and carried it to a 8-1 win over the Stars. Jemma Sherrard set the tone with the opener at 11:36 of the first period and finished with four goals, including an even-strength marker set up by Ava Anstey in the second. Charlie-Eve Blanchard and Béatrice Bossé added offence, and Sceptre kept rolling in the third with goals from Ellie Gallacher, Iris O’Brien, and Joève Savoie. Minnie Macnevin struck late in the first for the Stars (0-4-0), while Sceptre (2-2-0) closed out a strong team effort.

VICTOIRE: 4 EXCEL: 2

MONTAGUE — Victoire earned a 4-2 win over Excel in a back-and-forth U9 matchup. Shannon Swan opened the scoring for Excel, but Emma Fenton answered late in the first to send it to the intermission even. Victoire took control in the second as Olivia Meunier (from Charlie Rickard) and Anabelle Sherwood scored to make it 3-1. Claire Spencer added an early third-period marker, and Excel kept pushing as Chloe Tian (from Ruby Kelly) pulled one back for Excel (1-3-0) before Victoire (3-1-0) closed it out.

GOLDENEYES: 7 STARS: 0

MONTAGUE — The GOLDENEYES built an early cushion and carried it through all three periods in an 7-0 win over the STARS. Sara-Maude Blanchard sparked the opening frame and finished with a hat trick, while Chloe Daigle added two goals and set up Elianne Poirier, who also scored twice, including a marker with 17 seconds left in regulation. Anabelle Girouard rounded out the scoring, with Jaëlle Leblanc picking up an assist. The STARS (0-4-0) kept battling to generate chances, but couldn’t find the finish against the GOLDENEYES (4-0-0).

VICTOIRE: 3 SCEPTRE: 0

MONTAGUE — Victoire opened the scoring midway through the first period when Olivia Meunier finished a play set up by Saniya Tahir, and the 1-0 edge held deep into the game. In the third, Anabelle Sherwood doubled the lead off a feed from Clara Hultberg before Claire Spencer added an insurance marker late to seal the 3-0 decision. Sceptre (2-2-0) stayed committed defensively and pushed to generate offence, but couldn’t find a way through. Victoire (3-1-0) earned the shutout with a steady, timely finish.

GOLDENEYES: 6 EXCEL: 4

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — The GOLDENEYES and EXCEL traded chances throughout a back-and-forth 6-4 decision. Elianne Poirier scored in the first and added a third-period marker, while Chloe Daigle powered the attack with three goals and two assists as the Goldeneyes pulled away with two late goals. EXCEL kept pushing behind Chloe Tian’s three-goal effort, including a third-period equalizer after Poirier had put the Goldeneyes back in front. Ruby Kelly also scored for EXCEL (1-3-0), while the GOLDENEYES (4-0-0) stayed perfect.

GOLDENEYES: 3 VICTOIRE: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Emma Fenton struck at 2:30 of the first period to give Victoire an early edge, and they carried that momentum into a tight, defensive game. The Goldeneyes pulled even in the second when Mackenzie Buck finished a play set up by Finley Whiting at 11:34. In the third, Chloe Daigle put the Goldeneyes in front at 4:35 before Jaëlle Leblanc added a late marker at 2:46 to seal it. Victoire (3-1-0) battled to the end, while the Goldeneyes (4-0-0) stayed unbeaten.

SCEPTRE: 3 EXCEL: 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Excel jumped out early as Chloe Tian scored twice in the opening period to make it 2-0. Sceptre answered in the second when Jemma Sherrard got them on the board, setting the stage for a tight finish. In the third, Sherrard struck again to tie it before Ellie Gallacher buried the winner late to complete the comeback. Tian’s pair kept Excel (1-3-0) within a goal throughout, but Sceptre (2-2-0) finished strong to secure the 3-2 decision.

VICTOIRE: 5 SCEPTRE: 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA (SEMI 3 VS 2) — Victoire built an early edge with first-period goals from Anabelle Sherwood and Amelia Harrison, then kept the pressure on in the second as Charlie Rickard and Saniya Tahir extended the lead. Sceptre answered back when Charlie-Eve Blanchard struck at 9:30 of the second, and she pulled Sceptre closer again in the third. Sherwood’s second of the game at 6:41 of the final frame provided breathing room as Sceptre (0-1-0) continued to push, and Victoire (1-1-0) closed out the win.

GOLDENEYES: 10 EXCEL: 3

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM (SEMI 4 VS 1) — EXCEL struck first on a Chloe Tian marker, and Shannon Swan’s goal later in the opening frame had them up 2-1 after 15 minutes. The GOLDENEYES answered with a decisive second period, piling up six goals to take control, led by Chloe Daigle’s five-goal performance and a big all-around game from Elianne Poirier (two goals). Ruby Kelly scored Excel’s lone second-period reply, with Elena MacPhee in on two goals for EXCEL (0-1-0). Anabelle Girouard added two goals as the GOLDENEYES (2-0-0) pulled away in the third.

GOLDENEYES: 3 VICTOIRE: 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM (GOLD MEDAL GAME) — The GOLDENEYES and VICTOIRE traded chances in a tight gold medal game that needed overtime to decide it. Chloé Daigle opened the scoring before Anabelle Sherwood answered late in the first for Victoire, set up by Emma Fenton and Zoé McNeil. Victoire pulled ahead at the end of the second when Fenton finished a Kailey Gaudet feed, but Elianne Poirier tied it early in the third to force extras. In the second overtime, Sara-Maude Blanchard ended it at 00:34 with Poirier picking up the assist. The Victoire (1-1-0) pushed hard but it was the Goldeneyes (2-0-0) earned the overtime win. Congrats to the Goldeneyes!

U11 DIVISION RECAP

VICTOIRE: 6 CENTRAL GALES: 0

MONTAGUE — Victoire built a 2-0 lead in the opening period and never looked back in a 6-0 win over the Central Gales. Arianne Doucet opened the scoring at 11:03, and Viviane Boudreau added a late marker before the break, then struck again in the second as Victoire pushed the pace with three more goals. Taylyn Sanipass-Sock (1G, 2A) and Aria Landry (1G, 2A) drove the offence, while Myla Daigle also found the net. The Central Gales (0-3-1) stayed determined through a tough defensive test as Victoire (3-2-0) finished strong.

EXCEL: 7 FLEET (DONOVAN): 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — EXCEL took control early and carried the momentum to a 7-0 win over FLEET (DONOVAN). Saylor Larkin scored three times and added two assists, while Emily Riley chipped in a pair of goals as EXCEL built a 5-0 first-period lead and kept pressing in the second. Genie Flynn and Allie O’Keefe each set up three goals, and Julia Kenny added a goal and an assist. Rosalie McQuillan, Elsie Bevan and Shoaleh Bavandpour rounded out the scoring. Fleet (0-3-1) stayed committed through a tough outing, while EXCEL (3-1-0) finished a complete performance.

FROST: 5 CHARGE: 1

MONTAGUE — FROST pulled away for a 5-1 win over CHARGE on Friday, building a 2-1 edge after one period before tightening things up the rest of the way. Raynglei Thompson powered the offence with four goals, striking twice in the opening frame and adding an unassisted marker early in the second before finishing it off in the third. Sutton Burtch rounded out the scoring with a third-period goal set up by Clara Carroll and Jordan McCullough. Emma Patterson scored for the Charge (2-1-1), assisted by Cameron Martin and Jasmine LeBlanc, while the Frost (5-0-0) kept their perfect start intact.

SCEPTRE: 2 TORRENT: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — Sceptre and Torrent played a tight, back-and-forth game that stayed scoreless through the opening period. Kim Aube opened the scoring at 7:25 of the second, finishing a play set up by Bria Kerr to make it 1-0. Torrent pushed back in the third and tied it late when Noelle Pellerine converted a feed from Langley Whynott at 4:37. But Jasmine Lanteigne answered early in the period at 13:26, with Charlotte Boucher and Ava Scott picking up assists, to lift Torrent (2-2-0) and Sceptre (2-1-1).

CHARGE: 7 STARS: 0

MONTAGUE — The CHARGE broke open a scoreless game with three quick goals in the second period, as Sadie Allain and Aaliyah Syrnyk struck 14 seconds apart before Jasmine LeBlanc finished a play set up by Syrnyk. The Charge kept rolling in the third, with Syrnyk adding her second and Allain completing a hat trick, while Emma Patterson chipped in with a late marker. The STARS (1-3-0) competed hard and held the line through the first period, but couldn’t find a way past a steady defensive effort. The Charge (2-1-1) earned the shutout in a strong all-around win.

TORRENT: 3 CENTRAL GALES: 2

MONTAGUE — Noelle Pellerine opened the scoring in the final seconds of the first period, and TORRENT carried that 1-0 edge through two tight frames. The third period turned into a thriller, with Ava Beck (assist: Allie Perry) and Ellen Mallett striking to put CENTRAL GALES in front. Pellerine answered to tie it, then snapped home the late winner with 10 seconds left to complete her hat trick, with Harlow MacNeil assisting on two of the goals. Torrent (2-2-0) finished strong as the Central Gales (0-3-1) rallied hard to the end.

FROST: 8 FLEET (DONOVAN): 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Frost built an early edge with first-period goals from Raynglei Thompson and Lily Dunbar, then pulled away with a seven-goal second. Thompson paced the offence with four goals, while Gracie Sheppard added two goals and an assist. Sutton Burtch and Dunbar each scored twice, and Danielle Thomas and Clara Carroll rounded out the scoring for Frost (5-0-0). Fleet (Donovan) kept competing and got on the board with two seconds left in the second period when Harlow Betts finished a play from Sophia Ferris, but Fleet (Donovan) (0-3-1) couldn’t close the gap.

SCEPTRE: 6 FLEET (LORD): 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — Gracie Vail opened the scoring at 11:36 of the first period for FLEET (LORD), but SCEPTRE took control with a three-goal second. Ema Rioux struck twice, while Winnie Cameron’s marker at 2:36 was set up by Katelyn Daley to help swing momentum. In the third, Charlotte Boucher, Kim Aube and Julia Woods added insurance as SCEPTRE pulled away for a 6-1 win. Gracie Vail provided the lone highlight for the Fleet (1-3-0), while Rioux paced the Sceptre (2-1-1).

TORRENT: 1 STARS: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — TORRENT and the STARS traded chances through a scoreless first two periods before Isla Snair broke through at 13:01 of the third, finishing a play set up by Lily Turner and Natalie Sargent. The Stars stayed within a goal to the end with a determined push, but couldn’t find an equalizer. The Stars (1-3-0) showed plenty of compete in a tight, low-scoring matchup, while Torrent (2-2-0) earned the shutout and made their lone third-period strike stand up.

FLEET (DONOVAN): 2   CENTRAL GALES: 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Fleet (Donovan) and the Central Gales traded momentum in a 2-2 draw on Saturday. Marisa Wakelin opened the scoring late in the first period, finishing a play set up by Nora Cusack, but Sophia Ferris answered for Fleet to keep it even heading into the break. The third period brought more drama as Charlotte Flood put Fleet back in front before Allie Perry tied it at 10:41, with Lucy Birt earning the helper. Central Gales (0-3-1) showed plenty of push, while Fleet (Donovan) (0-3-1) battled to the final buzzer.

CHARGE: 1 SCEPTRE: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — The Charge opened the scoring at 7:43 of the first period when Sadie Allain finished a play set up by Sparrow Roy, and they carried that 1-0 edge into the third. The Sceptre kept pushing and drew even at 7:07 of the final frame as Hailey Rioux converted a chance from Julia Woods and Kim Aube. The Sceptre (2-1-1) showed persistence to earn the late equalizer, while the Charge (2-1-1) matched them stride for stride in a tightly played contest.

FROST: 2 VICTOIRE: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Frost earned a 2-0 win over Victoire on Saturday, striking late in the first period and adding some breathing room in the second. Raynglei Thompson opened the scoring at 1:09 of the first, finishing a play set up by Amelia Wallace, then doubled the lead with an unassisted marker at 4:21 of the second. Victoire stayed organised defensively and kept pushing for a response through the third, but couldn’t break through as Victoire (3-2-0) came up just short against a steady Frost (5-0-0).

FROST: 3 FLEET (LORD): 0

MONTAGUE — Frost struck twice in the first period to take control, with Raynglei Thompson opening the scoring at 8:21 before Clara Carroll finished a play set up by Magnolia Pike. Sutton Burtch added an important insurance marker at 8:32 of the second, and Frost’s defence made the lead stand through the third to seal the shutout. Fleet (LORD) (1-3-0) kept working and tightened up after the early push, but couldn’t find a way past a composed Frost (5-0-0) side that stayed unbeaten.

VICTOIRE: 1 SCEPTRE: 0

MONTAGUE — In a tight, defence-first matchup, VICTOIRE edged SCEPTRE 1-0 on Saturday. Emma Leger provided the difference at 1:07 of the second period, breaking through for the lone goal of the game. SCEPTRE (2-1-1) kept the pressure on and stayed within a shot of tying it right to the final horn, but couldn’t find an equalizer. VICTOIRE (3-2-0) made the lead stand up the rest of the way to close out the hard-earned win.

CHARGE: 6 CENTRAL GALES: 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Central Gales struck first with goals from Emery MacGuigan and Nora Cusack in the opening period to take early control. Charge answered with a big second, getting two goals from Aaliyah Syrnyk and singles from Charlie Rose Butcher and Jasmine LeBlanc to swing the momentum. In the third, Sparrow Roy added breathing room before LeBlanc finished her second of the day to close it out. Kinley MacDonald, Ellen Mallett, Marisa Wakelin and Paisley Penny chipped in assists for Central Gales (0-3-1), while Charge (2-1-1) was sparked by Syrnyk’s four-point effort.

EXCEL: 4 TORRENT: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — Torrent struck first at 4:20 of the opening period when Isla Snair finished a play set up by Sophia Ross, but EXCEL settled in and flipped the game in the second. Genie Flynn scored twice in the middle frame, converting feeds from Shoaleh Bavandpour and Rachel Westbury before adding another from Ellie MacDougall to make it 2-1. Flynn completed her hat trick at 10:55 of the third with help from Rosalie McQuillan and Paige Carpenter, and Emily Riley added a late insurance marker as Torrent (2-2-0) kept pushing while EXCEL (3-1-0) closed out the win.

FLEET (LORD): 5   STARS: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — FLEET (LORD) built early momentum with three first-period goals from Gracie Conway (assisted by Sophia Brennan), Georgia Janes, and Gracie Vail, then carried that pace into a 5-1 decision. Vail added her second at 09:10 of the second, and Calynn Ward struck at 13:46 of the third to extend the lead. The STARS kept competing and were rewarded when Juliet Hughes scored at 07:41 of the final frame for the STARS (1-3-0). Fleet (1-3-0) finished the game with steady pressure to close out the win.

VICTOIRE: 3 EXCEL: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Victoire built an early cushion with two late first-period goals, as Myla Daigle opened the scoring at 4:09 and Claire McDonald added another at 2:18 to make it 2-0. Excel pushed back and kept the game tight through the middle frame, generating chances but couldn’t find a breakthrough. Penelope Leonard-Hopkins iced it with a goal at 1:03 of the third to seal the 3-0 result. Excel (3-1-0) showed plenty of compete in a determined effort, while Victoire (3-2-0) closed out a composed win.

EXCEL: 3   FLEET (LORD): 2

MONTAGUE — EXCEL earned a 3-2 win over FLEET (LORD) in a tight back-and-forth matchup. Sophia Brennan opened the scoring for FLEET (LORD) on a first-period marker, assisted by Gracie Vail, before Shoaleh Bavandpour answered late in the frame off a feed from Julia Kenny. Gracie Vail put the Fleet back in front early in the second, with Gracie Conway setting her up. EXCEL pushed back with Emily Riley’s equalizer from Saylor Larkin, then Bavandpour struck again late, finishing a play started by Rachel Westbury. The Fleet (1-3-0) stayed within a goal throughout, but EXCEL (3-1-0) held on.

STARS: 4   FLEET (DONOVAN): 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Sophia Ferris opened the scoring at 11:37 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Claire Childs as FLEET (DONOVAN) carried a 1-0 lead into the third. The STARS surged late, getting a goal and two assists from Claire Phelan, while Danica Paynter chipped in two helpers and Juliet Hughes added the equalizer early in the frame. Charlotte Flood’s late reply kept it close, but Audrey Proud’s goal at 2:16 sealed it for the Stars (1-3-0). The Fleet (0-3-1) showed grit throughout.

FROST: 2 SCEPTRE: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM (SEMI 4 VS 1) — SCEPTRE grabbed the lead midway through the second period when Ema Rioux scored unassisted, setting the tone for a tight playoff semifinal. FROST answered at 8:25 of the second as Raynglei Thompson converted a feed from Danielle Thomas to make it 1-1. The game stayed deadlocked into the final minute before Clara Carroll scored at 0:18 of the third, with Thompson picking up the assist, to lift Frost (1-0-0) past Sceptre (0-1-0).

VICTOIRE: 3 EXCEL: 2

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA (SEMI 3 VS 2) — Excel jumped out to a quick lead in the opening frame, with Shoaleh Bavandpour striking at 10:51 before Madison Scott made it 2-0 at 5:28. Victoire answered before the break when Penelope Leonard-Hopkins got them on the board at 6:20, setting up a push in the second. Viviane Boudreau pulled Victoire even at 3:27, and Bria Thibodeau delivered the go-ahead goal with four seconds left in the period to seal a 3-2 win over Excel (0-1-0). Victoire (1-0-0) held on from there to advance.

FROST: 2 VICTOIRE: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM (GOLD MEDAL GAME) — The Frost built its lead with a pair of late first-period goals from Clara Carroll, striking at 3:13 with help from Gracie Sheppard and Raynglei Thompson before converting again at 2:10 off a setup from Magnolia Pike. Victoire pushed back in the second when Penelope Leonard-Hopkins finished an unassisted effort at 10:53 to pull within one and keep the game tight the rest of the way. Leonard-Hopkins provided the offence for Victoire (3-2-0), while Carroll’s two-goal outing held up for Frost (5-0-0). Congrats to the Frost for capturing the U11 Championship!

U13 DIVISION RECAP

FROST: 1 CHARGE: 1

MONTAGUE — Hannah McIntyre opened the scoring at 8:13 of the first period for the Charge, finishing a play set up by Kaylee Gulliver and Caroline McLaughlin. The 1-0 edge held through a tight second period, with both teams keeping the game within reach. Frost finally broke through at 6:51 of the third when Lauren Gilliss scored unassisted to tie it. The Charge (0-2-2) generated the early push, but Gilliss’ late response secured a 1-1 finish for Frost (0-2-2).

EXCEL: 8 FLEET: 1

POWNAL STADIUM — EXCEL set the tone early, building a 4-0 first-period lead before Callie Higgins finished a play from Meghan Jardine and Courtney Doyle to get the Fleet on the board late in the frame (1-2-1). EXCEL kept rolling in the second, with Josie Macdonald scoring twice and Annabel Murdoch continuing to drive the offence with a two-goal, two-assist effort. Ava Arsenault added a hat trick, including two third-period tallies, as EXCEL (4-0-0) closed out the 8-1 win.

SCEPTRE: 3 FROST: 3

POWNAL AREA — Sceptre struck first when Savanah McNeely finished a Lexane Doucet setup in the opening period. Frost answered in the second as Taylor Warren, with help from Olivia Forbes, tied it up 1-1. The third featured a burst of offence: Jaida Gallen restored Sceptre’s lead, but Scarlett Laskey (assists Halle Bubar, Quinn Matthews) and Addison Zinck (from Forbes) pushed Frost in front. Elodie Blanchard’s late goal evened it at 3-3 for Frost (0-2-2), while Sceptre (1-0-3) stayed unbeaten.

EXCEL: 4 VICTOIRE: 3

POWNAL STADIUM — Excel built a 3-1 edge in the second period with goals from Charlie O’Keefe (Addison Duncan), Josie MacDonald and Everleigh White. Victoire answered late in the frame on Heidi Levesque’s marker to keep things within reach. Elliet Williams (Charlotte Veinot) pushed Excel ahead early in the third, but Victoire made it a one-goal game down the stretch as Gemma Kidney and Lilyah Morice-Chase scored to close the gap. Victoire (1-3-0) showed plenty of push to the final buzzer, while Excel (4-0-0) held on for the win.

CHARGE: 1 TORRENT: 1

POWNAL ARENA — Hannah McIntyre opened the scoring at 7:17 of the first period, beating Everly O’Donnel to give Charge an early edge. The game stayed 1-0 deep into the third before Torrent found an answer late, as Marley Williams converted at 1:15, with Ella Fanning picking up the assist on the tying goal. Torrent (0-2-2) pushed to close the gap in the final minutes, while Charge (0-2-2) earned a hard-fought point after setting the tone early.

STARS: 7 TORRENT: 2

POWNAL STADIUM — Annie Duffy Corkum struck twice in a 31-second span late in the first period as the Stars built an early lead, with Gentry Murphy and Sutton MacDonald helping set up the chances. The Torrent answered late in the second when Macy MacEachern finished a play from Ava Thompson, then pulled closer early in the third as Carlee Cavanaugh scored off a MacEachern feed. But the Stars’ offence rolled in the final frame, led by Clara Downey’s two-goal period and a Gwen Matthews goal, as the finish line came into view for the Torrent (0-2-2) against the Stars (4-0-0).

FLEET: 3 CHARGE: 0

POWNAL ARENA — Sophie Noftell set the tone early with a pair of first-period goals as Fleet opened a quick 2-0 cushion. Savanna Searle and Rose Augustin teamed up on the opener, and Adriana Villareal added the lone helper on Noftell’s second. Charge settled in after the early push and worked to generate offence, but couldn’t find a way through. Courtney Doyle added insurance late in the second period, finishing a play set up by Emma Gleeton for Fleet (1-2-1). Charge (0-2-2) kept battling to the final buzzer.

EXCEL: 3 FROST: 1

POWNAL STADIUM — Excel struck twice in the first period, with Elliot Williams opening the scoring at 11:25 before Josie MacDonald made it 2-0 at 7:07. Charlotte Veinot set up both goals, and Williams added his second early in the second to give Excel breathing room. Frost kept pressing and finally broke through at 4:14 of the third when Olivia Forbes finished a play started by Halle Bubar. Frost (0-2-2) showed good push late, but Excel (4-0-0) closed it out to stay unbeaten.

SCEPTRE: 4 VICTOIRE: 3

POWNAL ARENA — SCEPTRE built a 4-0 cushion in a dominant first period, with Lexane Doucet opening the scoring before goals from Zoe Robichaud (assist: Claudie Chiasson, Emma Comeau), Savanah McNeely (assist: Elodie Blanchard) and Marilie Raiche rounded it out. VICTOIRE answered with a strong push in the second, getting back within two on goals from Marie-Eve Bourgeois (assist: Lilly Roberge) and Mélodie Landry (assist: Audra Dixon). Oceanne Chiasson (assist: Adrian Hachey) made it a one-goal game in the third, but Victoire (1-3-0) couldn’t find the equalizer as Sceptre (1-0-3) held on.

VICTOIRE: 3 CHARGE: 1

POWNAL STADIUM — Victoire built a 3-1 win with timely scoring in each period. Adrian Hachey opened the game at 3:47 of the first, set up by Audra Dixon, before Adele Goguen answered unassisted at 7:33 to pull Charge even heading into the break. Dixon restored the lead at 4:59 of the second, with Hachey picking up the helper. Azélya Decaens provided breathing room just 37 seconds into the third, finished off a Dixon feed. Goguen scored for the Charge (0-2-2), while Dixon posted a goal and two assists for Victoire (1-3-0).

SCEPTRE: 2 FLEET: 2

POWNAL ARENA — Sceptre and Fleet skated to a 2-2 tie after a tight, back-and-forth matchup. Zoe Robichaud opened the scoring for Sceptre at 10:14 of the first period, with Claudie Chiasson setting her up, before Savanna Searle replied at 9:38 off a play started by Sophie Noftell and Maddie MacLeod. After a scoreless second, Lexane Doucet pushed Sceptre ahead late in the third, but Emma Gleeton answered at 1:26 to earn Fleet (1-2-1) a share of the points against Sceptre (1-0-3).

EXCEL: 7 TORRENT: 1

POWNAL STADIUM — Excel built an early edge and carried it through for a 7-1 win over Torrent. Charlotte Veinot opened the scoring, and after Zyra MacDonald answered for Torrent, Charlie O’Keefe restored the lead late in the first. Excel stretched the margin in the second behind two goals from Elliet Williams, plus an Ava Arsenault finish set up by Annabel Murdoch and Ellie Profitt. Murdoch added a third-period goal and helped on Josie MacDonald’s marker. Torrent (0-2-2) kept pushing, while Excel (4-0-0) stayed unbeaten.

STARS: 9 VICTOIRE: 3

POWNAL ARENA — The Stars used a five-goal second period to pull away for a 9-3 win over Victoire. Azélya Decaens opened the scoring and later set up Oceanne Chiasson to give Victoire an early two-goal push, but the Stars answered with a quick flurry, sparked by Cali MacVane’s hat trick and a pair of assists from Emmie Stevenson. Ava Tremere, Annie Duffy Corkum, Kenleigh McAllister and Gwen Matthews also chipped in during the surge, before Roslyn Delaney and Gentry Murphy added third-period insurance. Victoire (1-3-0) kept pressing, with Gemma Kidney scoring in the third, while the Stars (4-0-0) stayed perfect.

TORRENT: 6 SCEPTRE: 6

POWNAL ARENA — Torrent and Sceptre traded momentum all afternoon in a 6-6 draw. Elodie Blanchard set the tone early and finished with a hat trick for Sceptre, with single goals from Marilie Raiche, Zoe Robichaud and Claudie Chiasson keeping the home side pushing in every period. Torrent answered with timely goals of its own — Ava Thompson and Zyra MacDonald had the visitors up after one, before tallies from Ella Fanning, Danielle Stevens, Michaela MacLeod and Scarlett Julian ensured it stayed tight. The Sceptre (1-0-3) showed plenty of resilience, while Torrent (0-2-2) earned a hard-fought point.

STARS: 4 FLEET: 0

MONTAGUE — After a scoreless opening period, the Stars broke the game open with four goals in a quick second-period surge. Emmie Stevenson opened the scoring at 7:51, set up by Roslyn Delaney, and Mya MacLeod followed just 15 seconds later off a feed from Sutton MacDonald. Delaney added an unassisted marker before Clara Downey finished the run with help from Gwen Matthews. The Fleet (1-2-1) stayed determined and defended hard throughout, but couldn’t find a way past a composed Stars (4-0-0) group.

STARS: 4 FROST: 1

MONTAGUE — Kenleigh McAllister opened the scoring late in the first period as the STARS carried a 1-0 lead into the third. The FROST answered early in the final frame when Isabelle Duke finished a play from Sadie Pugh to pull even, but Clara Downey responded 13 seconds later, taking a feed from Mya MacLeod to restore the lead. Downey added her second at 4:10 off Roslyn Delaney, and MacLeod capped it at 3:43 with help from Gwen Matthews. Duke’s goal stood as the lone marker for the FROST (0-2-2), while Downey and MacLeod led the push for the STARS (4-0-0).

SCEPTRE: 4 EXCEL: 3

MONTAGUE (SEMI 3 vs 2) — EXCEL jumped in front on Ellie Profitt’s first-period marker, then she struck again early in the second to make it 2-0. SCEPTRE answered with a pair in the middle frame, with Claudie Chiasson finishing an Ariane Benoit setup before Lexane Doucet tied it late off a play started by Elodie Blanchard and Savanah McNeely. Zoe Robichaud put Sceptre ahead in the third, but Charlie O’Keefe’s late equalizer forced overtime for Excel (0-1-0). Chiasson ended it at 2:41 of OT, with Blanchard adding her second helper for Sceptre (2-0-0).

STARS: 3 FLEET: 0

MONTAGUE (SEMI 4 vs 1) — In a game that was scoreless through two periods, the STARS broke through early in the third and went on to a 3-0 win over the FLEET. Annie Duffy Corkum opened the scoring at 14:12, and Emmie Stevenson made it 2-0 midway through the frame with help from Mya MacLeod. Kenleigh McAllister added a late marker at 1:40 to seal it. The Fleet (0-1-0) defended hard and stayed within reach deep into the game, but the Stars (1-1-0) finished strong to earn the shutout.

SCEPTRE: 3 STARS: 2

POWNAL STADIUM (GOLD MEDAL GAME) — Sceptre opened the scoring 19 seconds into the first period on Zoe Robichaud’s finish, set up by Ariane Benoit and Elodie Blanchard. The Stars answered in the third when Emmie Stevenson converted a Cali MacVane feed, with Anna MacBeath also assisting, but Claudie Chiasson restored the lead at 5:51 off a Marilie Raiche setup. Kenleigh McAllister tied it late with help from Annie Duffy Corkum and Elly Drummond for the Stars (1-1-0). Elodie Blanchard ended it in overtime for Sceptre in a very exciting triple OT game (2-0-0). Congrats to the Sceptre!

U15 DIVISION RECAP

VICTOIRE: 2 SIRENS: 2

MONTAGUE — Victoire and the Sirens traded momentum in a 2-2 draw. Elissa Malaborza opened the scoring at 10:15 of the first period off a feed from Ellie Berube, before Sylvee Robinson answered unassisted to make it 1-1. In the second, Berube finished a Malaborza setup at 3:06 to restore Victoire’s lead, but the Sirens pushed back late as Tabor Caulier buried Mireille Bernard’s pass at 0:47 to pull even. The Sirens (2-1-1) showed poise to finish strong, while Victoire (1-1-1) earned a solid road result.

STARS: 3 FLEET: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — The Stars earned a 3-0 win over the Fleet on Friday, getting a goal in each period to set the tone. Briar Randall opened the scoring at 4:37 of the first, finishing a play set up by Marin Fitzpatrick and Brielle Bradley. Ann David stretched the lead with an early second-period marker from Emma O”Flarety and Laura MacFadyen, then added her second at 6:51 of the third, with Fitzpatrick and MacFadyen on the assists. The Fleet (0-3-0) stayed determined throughout, but couldn’t find a way through the Stars (3-1-0).

SIRENS: 2 FLEET: 1

MONTAGUE — The Sirens earned a 2-1 win over the Fleet in a tight U15 matchup that stayed scoreless through the opening period. Arianna Sparks opened the scoring in the second, finishing a play set up by Nora Bannerman to put the Fleet ahead briefly. The Sirens answered quickly when Maizie Wakelin evened it at 1-1, and the game stayed on a knife’s edge into the third. Taylor Williams netted the winner at 10:51 of the final frame as the Sirens (2-1-1) held on, while the Fleet (0-3-0) pushed to the buzzer.

STARS: 4 VICTOIRE: 0

MONTAGUE — The STARS built a steady lead and closed out a 4-0 win over VICTOIRE. Skye Bowness opened the scoring at 4:23 of the first period, and the Stars added a pair early in the second as Ann David struck at 9:47 before setting up Emma O”Flarety at 9:32. Marin Fitzpatrick’s third-period marker, assisted by Briar Randall, rounded out the offence for the Stars (3-1-0). Victoire (1-1-1) kept pushing for a breakthrough and stayed committed defensively to the final buzzer.

STARS: 1 SIRENS: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM — EMMA O”FLARETY broke through at 2:08 of the first period, finishing a setup from TORY MCKENZIE and LAURA MACFADYEN as the STARS made an early goal stand up in a 1-0 win. From there, the game settled into a tight, defensive battle, with both sides working hard to create space and chances through the neutral zone. The SIRENS (2-1-1) stayed within a shot all afternoon and pushed for an equalizer, but the STARS (3-1-0) saw it out to the final buzzer.

VICTOIRE: 1 FLEET: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA — Victoire earned a 1-0 win over Fleet in a tightly checked game that stayed scoreless through the opening period. The breakthrough came at 10:19 of the second, when Lilou Rodgers-McNutt finished a play set up by Ellie Berube. Fleet pushed to answer in the third and kept the pressure on, but couldn’t find an equalizer as the margin held to the final horn for Fleet (0-3-0). Victoire (1-1-1) took the points with a strong defensive effort and timely scoring.

STARS: 5 FLEET: 0

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM (SEMI FINAL) — Marin Fitzpatrick scored twice in the first period as the Stars built an early cushion and carried it through a 5-0 playoff win. Brielle Bradley added a second-period marker off an Ann David setup, and the Stars kept pushing in the third with goals from David (assisted by Emma O”Flarety) and Ellie MacPhee, set up by Fitzpatrick. The Fleet (0-1-0) stayed determined and worked to generate chances, but couldn’t find a way through. The Stars (1-0-0) finished the job with a composed, complete effort.

SIRENS: 2 VICTOIRE: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE ARENA (SEMI FINAL) — The Sirens opened the scoring at 9:40 of the first period when Mary Rogers finished a play set up by Maizie Wakelin. Victoire pushed back in the second, tying it at 5:31 on an unassisted marker from Aria DeCroocq to make it a one-goal game. The Sirens answered with the difference-maker at 2:57, as Tabor Caulier buried an unassisted goal and the defence held firm the rest of the way. Victoire (0-1-0) kept the pressure on, but couldn’t find an equalizer late against the Sirens (1-0-0).

SIRENS: 2 STARS: 1

POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE STADIUM (GOLD MEDAL) — Lexus Rayner opened the scoring at 4:24 of the first period as the Sirens struck first in a tight, back-and-forth game. The Stars answered in the second when Keira Jeffery finished a play from Meah Warren at 5:43 to send it into the third period deadlocked. With both teams holding firm through regulation, overtime didn’t last long, as Maizie Wakelin ended it at 9:52 to seal a 2-1 decision. Congratulations to the Sirens on an exciting gold medal game and for their championship!

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