HUSKIES: 3 EAGLES: 2

GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Huskies and Eagles were deadlocked 1-1 after the first period, with Bassam Nahas (assist: Roman Marson) answering Kaleb Clarke’s opener set up by Lachlan Maclaren. After a scoreless second, the third period brought a flurry as James Cuming finished Maclaren’s feed to tie it before Liam Jollimore (assist: Joe Rimmer) and Cian Lynch (assist: Cole Taylor) pushed the Huskies ahead. Clarke and Cuming scored for the Eagles (3-6-1), while Hunter Henneberry stopped 22 of 24 to help the Huskies (7-1-2) close it out.

WOLVES: 4 BULLS: 3

GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — Jacob Frizzell scored twice as the Wolves built a 3-2 edge after the first period, with Breton Tellum adding the other early marker. The Bulls stayed right with it behind goals from Jayden Deon and Doyun Park, who also picked up an assist. Will Murphy pulled the Bulls even in the third, setting up a tense finish before Tellum buried the winner with three seconds left to lift Coach Chris Tellum’s Wolves (3-4-3) past the Bulls (0-9-1).

HAWKS: 4 EAGLES: 3

GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Hawks edged the Eagles 4-3 in a back-and-forth matchup on Saturday. Cooper Zylstra opened the scoring in the first, and Drew McPhee made it 2-0 just three seconds into the second. The Eagles answered with goals from Lachlan MacLaren and Rowen Lonergan to pull even, then Lonergan’s second early in the third put them briefly in front. Kolby Kaiser tied it at 10:14, before Spencer Melski’s winner at 7:51 sealed it. The Eagles (3-6-1) battled to the finish, but the Hawks (3-5-2) found the late edge.

HUSKIES: 5 WOLVES: 3

GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Huskies built a lead early and held on for a 5-3 win over the Wolves on Saturday. Bassam Nahas opened the scoring in the first, and the Huskies stretched things in the second on goals from Cole Taylor and Jaxson Farmer before Joe Rimmer struck late in the period. Rimmer added another just 30 seconds into the third to make it a big moment in the game. Jacob Frizzell scored twice for the Wolves (3-4-3), with Lochlan Misener also finding the net, while Rimmer’s two-goal effort and Nate Reid’s pair of assists helped pace the Huskies (7-1-2).

HAWKS: 10 BULLS: 3

GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Hawks struck for four first-period goals and carried that momentum through a 10-3 win over the Bulls. Jonah Surette and Jansen Chiasson each scored twice, with Surette also adding an assist, while Max Lynk had a goal and two helpers and Drew McPhee chipped in a goal and two assists. Brandon Deleskie and Matthew Hutt also found the net. The Bulls answered back with Hayden Acker’s second-period marker, then got third-period goals from Levi Nickerson and Will Murphy to keep pressing. The Bulls (0-9-1) showed pushback, while the Hawks (3-5-2) finished strong.

HAWKS: 7 BENGALS: 3

EAST HANTS SPORTSPLEX (KMA) — The Hawks built early momentum and carried it through for a 7-3 win over the Bengals. Brandon Deleskie opened the scoring before Jonah Surette struck seconds later, and Matthew Hutt and Kolby Kaiser added first-period goals to make it 4-1 at the break. Cooper Zylstra and Kellan Buckley extended the lead in the second, then Drew McPhee added another in the third. Mason Atkinson scored in the first, while Joe Metivier and Asher Anderson finished a strong late push for the Bengals (4-6-0). Surette also set up two goals as the Hawks (3-5-2) closed out the result.

BULLDOGS: 1 COYOTES: 1

EAST HANTS SPORTSPLEX (KMA) — Ellis Burgess struck just five seconds into the opening period, finishing a Ben Flinn setup as the Bulldogs grabbed early momentum. The Coyotes settled in and kept it a one-goal game into the final minute, when Jaden Reid snapped home the equalizer at 00:58 of the third to force a 1-1 finish. The Coyotes (6-3-1) earned the late reward for their push, while Coach Chris Manchakowski’s Bulldogs (4-2-3) took a point after leading most of the way.

BENGALS: 6 JAGUARS: 1

EAST HANTS SPORTSPLEX (KMA) — The Bengals built a 3-0 cushion through two periods and rolled to a 6-1 win over the Jaguars. Mason Atkinson opened the scoring in the first, finishing a play from Sam Wilkie, before Cohen Robichaud and Cayden Cavanaugh struck in the second, with Joe Metivier setting up Cavanaugh’s first. The Jaguars got on the board early in the third on Breton Durdle’s goal, assisted by Cooper Martell and Michael Forbrigger, but the Bengals answered with three more, including Cavanaugh’s second, plus tallies from Zachary McCracken and Ethan Chase, to close it out for the Jaguars (1-7-2) and Bengals (4-6-0).

COYOTES: 5 HAWKS: 2

EAST HANTS SPORTSPLEX (KMA) — Jack Kielty opened the scoring at 5:16 of the first period and later added an insurance marker as the Coyotes earned a 5-2 win over the Hawks. Austin Robicheau set up three goals, helping Rylan Croft and Tripp Greenough strike in the second to build the lead. The Hawks pushed back in the third with Jonah Surette (assist Emerson Long) and Kellan Buckley finding the net, but Jaden Reid’s reply and Kielty’s second kept the Coyotes (6-3-1) in control. The Hawks (3-5-2) stayed determined to the final buzzer.

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