U9 DIVISION

IMPACT: 7 COMETS: 3

FORUM — Impact and the Comets traded first-period goals, with Lola Layton opening the scoring before Camilla Weatherby answered to make it 1-1 after one. The game tilted in the middle frame as Layton and Madeleine Thompson each scored twice, with Mikayla Hamilton, Lausanne Richard and Ariane Gray all helping set the table. Weatherby added her second and Adelia Smith chipped in to keep the Comets (1-4-0) within striking distance heading to the third. Anabelle Gaudet and Zoe MacLellan-Kelly finished the job late as Impact (5-0-1) pulled away.

RED HORNETS: 6 COMETS: 3

FORUM — Theresa Thomas opened the scoring at 6:53 of the first period and finished with two goals as the Red Hornets pulled away for a 6-3 win over the Comets. Sophia Mittelholtz also scored twice, while Lauren McCarthy (Ruby LeCain, Anna March) and March (Ruby Tims, Emily Robichaud-Bye) added third-period markers to stretch the lead. Camilla Weatherby answered with a pair for the Comets, and Alex Ryan scored on a setup from Isla Cameron. Coach Matthew Weatherby’s Comets (1-4-0) kept pressing, but the Hornets (2-2-1) closed it out.

PEI: 6 GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 2

FORUM — PEI built an early cushion with first-period goals from Lexi Biggar and Harperlee Andrews, then kept rolling with a pair in the second as Zoey Bondt and Biggar extended the lead. Ellie Dalton got the Gusto Riverhawks on the board at 1:07 of the second and added another in the third to keep her team pushing. Andrews answered back in the third, and Bethan Blacquiere added the late finish. Dalton scored twice for the Riverhawks (0-4-0), while Biggar and Andrews each had two goals for PEI (4-2-0).

IMPACT: 5 PEI: 2

CIVIC — Impact earned a 5-2 win over PEI after building momentum through the first two periods. Ariane Gray opened the scoring, and Anabelle Gaudet added a goal and two assists as Impact took a 2-1 edge into the break. Zoe MacLellan-Kelly made it 3-1 early in the second, before Mikayla Hamilton struck twice in the final half-minute of the period, both set up by Emma Quigley. PEI pushed back in the third with goals from Maci Paynter (assist Violet Morrissey) and Lexi Biggar for Coach Jake Arsenault’s PEI (4-2-0). Coach Sharon Kelly’s Impact (5-0-1) stayed unbeaten.

RED HORNETS: 4 GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 1

CIVIC — The Red Hornets jumped out in front with three first-period goals from Grace MacFarlane, Theresa Thomas and Sparrow Roy, setting the pace early in a 4-1 win over the Gusto Riverhawks. The Riverhawks pushed back in the second when Winnie Houghton finished a play from Kaela Martin at 8:22 to cut into the lead. Roy added her second of the game at 7:18 of the third to close it out. The Riverhawks (0-4-0) stayed determined throughout, while the Hornets (2-2-1) capped a strong tournament showing.

PEI: 8 COMETS: 3

GREENFOOT – D — PEI jumped out early with first-period goals from Willow Brennan (Elyse Doucette) and Zoey Bondt (Lydia Corcoran), then kept the pressure on in the second as Sara Campbell (Kate Arsenault) and Harperlee Andrews (Campbell) helped build the lead. The Comets answered with a pair from Camilla Weatherby, both set up by Annie White, before Elliott Collins finished a third-period push with help from Ayla Campbell and Kasey Scothorn. Violet Morrissey scored twice in the third for PEI, with Sadie Rennie and Lexi Biggar adding insurance. The Comets (1-4-0) showed fight throughout, while PEI (4-2-0) closed out a strong result.

IMPACT: 4 RED HORNETS: 4

GREENFOOT – D — Impact and the Red Hornets traded momentum in a 4-4 draw. Lauren McCarthy (1G, 1A) and Grace MacFarlane (1G, 1A) helped the Hornets jump ahead early, before Madeleine Thompson answered late in the first. Impact pulled even in the second with goals from Kate Bellefleur and Lausanne Richard, with Mikayla Hamilton setting up both. Emma Quigley’s third-period marker gave Impact the edge, but Theresa Thomas (1G, 1A) brought the Hornets (2-2-1) level again as Impact (5-0-1) stayed unbeaten.

COMETS: 4 GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 3

EAST HANTS – B — The Comets edged the Gusto Riverhawks 4-3 in a back-and-forth tournament matchup. Kaela Martin opened the scoring late in the first and, after Madeline Doiron made it 2-0 early in the second, the Comets answered with goals from Camilla Weatherby and Isla Cameron to pull even. Weatherby took over in the third, scoring twice more — including a marker set up by Charlie MacDonald and Willow Pellerine — before Martin struck in the final second to tighten it late for the Riverhawks (0-4-0). The Comets (1-4-0) held on from there.

PEI: 6 RED HORNETS: 1

EAST HANTS – B — PEI built early momentum with three first-period goals from Harperlee Andrews, Violet Morrissey (from Andrews) and Zoey Bondt (from Maci Paynter), then carried a 3-0 lead into the break. The Red Hornets pushed back in the second as Sparrow Roy converted a Jade Welsh setup at 6:41 to make it 3-1. PEI answered in the third with Lexi Biggar’s marker before Andrews closed it out with two more, including one from Biggar, to complete a hat trick. Roy’s goal was the breakthrough for the Red Hornets (2-2-1), while Andrews led the way for PEI (4-2-0).

IMPACT: 6 GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 1

EAST HANTS – B — Impact took control early and carried the pace to a 6-1 win over the Gusto Riverhawks. Ariane Gray scored twice, opening the scoring in the first period and adding a late third-period marker, with Anabelle Gaudet setting up three of Impact’s goals. Zoe MacLellan-Kelly and Zoe Lord added second-period tallies before Harper Ruhston and Emma Quigley rounded out the offence in the third. The Riverhawks kept pushing and were rewarded when Kaela Martin struck with 12 seconds left in the game for Gusto Riverhawks (0-4-0), while Impact (5-0-1) stayed unbeaten.

PEI: 5 RED HORNETS: 4

FORUM (SEMI 3 VS 2) — PEI erased an early two-goal deficit and pulled away with a big third period to top the Red Hornets 5-4. After Sparrow Roy and Grace MacFarlane gave the Hornets a 2-0 first-period lead, Lexi Biggar struck twice for PEI, with Zoey Bondt adding another and Elyse Doucette picking up two assists. MacFarlane scored again and Theresa Thomas also found the net for the Red Hornets (2-2-1), but Coach Jake Arsenault’s PEI (4-2-0) finished strong.

IMPACT: 9 COMETS: 3

GREENFOOT – C (SEMI 4 vs 1) — Impact built an early cushion with three first-period goals, then kept the offence rolling to earn a 9-3 win over the Comets. Anabelle Gaudet scored three times, while Madeleine Thompson added two goals and an assist and Ariane Gray chipped in a goal and two assists. Harper Ruhston also finished with a pair. The Comets showed pushback after Camilla Weatherby opened their scoring early in the second, and she added another in the third, with Danica Vale picking up two assists. Kasey Scothorn had the other Comets goal (1-4-0), as Impact closed out the semi with pace (5-0-1).

IMPACT: 3 PEI: 0

GREENFOOT – C (GOLD) — The Impact broke through with three goals in a quick stretch of the second period to earn a 3-0 win over PEI. Lausanne Richard opened the scoring at 7:43, with Lena Mallet and Kate Bellefleur adding insurance before the midway point of the frame. Harper Rushton chipped in with assists on the first two markers, while Valerie Caissie turned aside everything she faced to secure the shutout. Coach Jake Arsenault’s PEI (4-2-0) kept working for chances right to the end, but couldn’t find a way past Caissie as Impact (5-0-1) closed it out. Congrats to the Impact on capturing the U9 AAA Atlantic Cup!

U11 DIVISION

TRAILBLAZERS: 3 FORCE: 1

GREENFOOT – C — The Force struck first when Joryn MacDonald opened the scoring at 2:56 of the first period, but the Trailblazers settled in and answered with Riyen Reynolds’ tying goal at 10:29. Madysen Moreau’s marker at 11:54 of the second gave the Trailblazers the lead for good, and Ariel Ashton added an insurance goal in the third, set up by Quinn Ross. The Force (0-4-0) kept pushing to close the gap, while coach Phil Dawson’s Trailblazers (1-2-1) saw out a 3-1 decision.

ROCK DEVILS: 5 COMETS: 2

GREENFOOT – C — The Rock Devils built a 2-1 lead in the first period on unassisted goals from Scarlett Hooper (11:49) and Julia Smith (9:03), then carried a 3-2 edge into the third after Hooper struck again at 6:10 of the second with help from Briar Pond. The Comets answered with Penelope MacNeil’s opener at 2:40 of the first, set up by Hadley Goar, and Sarah Vandenburg’s second-period marker (9:16) to keep it close. Late third-period goals from Tessa Ryan (2:42) and Maddyn Kieley (1:03) sealed it for the Devils (4-1-1) over the Comets (0-4-0).

ROCK DEVILS: 6 FORCE: 1

EAST HANTS – KMA — The Rock Devils jumped in front early and carried a 4-0 lead out of the first period on goals from Sydney Riggs, Briar Pond (2), and Maddyn Kieley. The Force got on the board just 18 seconds into the second when Willow Verran struck, but Kieley answered later in the frame to restore the cushion. Riggs added her second late in the third to cap a three-goal day for Kieley and a pair for Pond. Julia Price earned the win in net. The Force (0-4-0) kept battling, but the Rock Devils (4-1-1) closed it out.

INFERNO: 2 COMETS: 1

CIVIC — Taylor Batt opened the scoring at 11:20 of the first period, finishing an Emma Hann setup as Inferno grabbed an early edge. The Comets answered at 5:27 when Hadley Goar pulled even, setting up a tight battle the rest of the way. Hann restored the lead late in the frame at 2:36, and with no scoring after that, Inferno held on for the 2-1 win. The Comets (0-4-0) pushed to the final buzzer, while Inferno (3-1-1) secured a strong tournament result.

TRAILBLAZERS: 0 P’TITE TEMPETE: 0

EAST HANTS – KMA — The Trailblazers and P’tite Tempete skated to a 0-0 tie on Friday in a tightly played tournament matchup. Sadie Doyle turned in a shutout performance for the Trailblazers, keeping things even through three scoreless periods. At the other end, Anais Noel matched her save for save for P’tite Tempete (1-1-2), with both teams staying patient and committed as the clock wound down. The Trailblazers (1-2-1) earned the result in a game where neither side gave much away.

GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 6 RED HORNETS: 2

GREENFOOT – C — The Gusto Riverhawks pulled away with a 6-2 tournament win over the Red Hornets on Friday. Ali Plme opened the scoring in the first, then Lucy MacNeil struck three times in the second period to create separation. Plme added a third-period marker and also set up two of MacNeil’s goals, while Brielle Smith rounded out the offence with a late goal and an assist. The Hornets kept pushing in the third, getting goals from Lilah Ogilvie and Jessa Ouellette. The Hornets (1-2-2) showed plenty of resolve, while the Riverhawks (5-0-1) stayed unbeaten.

INFERNO: 6 FORCE: 3

GREENFOOT – C — The Inferno built an early lead and held off a determined Force side for a 6-3 tournament win. Charlotte Boyd opened the scoring, and Addison Pardy added a first-period marker before striking again in the second, with Madelyn Clancey picking up the helper on that goal. Taylor Batt and Callie Fudge also scored in a busy middle frame, and Emma Hann’s third-period goal provided breathing room. The Force (0-4-0) answered with three second-period goals from Juliet Wamboldt, Melody Johnston and Lucille Zwicker, as the Inferno (3-1-1) finished strong.

ROCK DEVILS: 3 TRAILBLAZERS: 1

FORUM — The Rock Devils earned a 3-1 win over the Trailblazers in tournament play, getting on the board early when Ally Roche converted at 1:30 of the first period off helpers from Briar Pond and Scarlett Hooper. Maddyn Kieley stretched the lead in the second, scoring twice at 11:06 and 1:17 to give the Devils breathing room heading into the third. The Trailblazers (1-2-1) kept pushing and were rewarded late when Summer Daigle struck unassisted at 12:01 of the final frame. The Rock Devils (4-1-1) held on from there to close it out.

RED HORNETS: 6 COMETS: 2

CIVIC — Jessa Ouellette scored three times as the Red Hornets pulled away for a 6-2 tournament win over the Comets. Gracelyn Hayward and Evelyn Taylor helped the Hornets build a 2-0 lead, before Penelope MacNeil struck late in the first to get the Comets on the board. Ouellette added her second in the middle frame, with Taylor also finding the net to make it 4-1. Meredith Clarke extended the margin early in the third, and Ryleigh Kaiser answered late for the Comets (0-4-0) as coach Aylee Murphy’s group kept pushing. Amelia Walsh Dickie chipped in two assists for the Red Hornets (1-2-2).

GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 3 P’TITE TEMPETE: 1

FORUM — The Gusto Riverhawks earned a 3-1 win over P’tite Tempete in tournament play, building a lead in each period. Brielle Smith opened the scoring in the first, finishing a play set up by Addison Train and Naomi Doyle. Lana Hatfield made it 2-0 in the second with Doyle picking up her second assist, before Emy Tardif answered late in the period to pull P’tite Tempete (1-1-2) within one. Harper Arseault added an early third-period goal, with Hatfield assisting, to seal it for the Riverhawks (5-0-1).

INFERNO: 2 TRAILBLAZERS: 0

EAST HANTS – KMA — Madelyn Clancey supplied all the offence as the Inferno blanked the Trailblazers 2-0 on Saturday. Clancey opened the scoring 1:45 into the first period, finishing a play set up by Norah Martineau, then struck again at 1:55 of the second off a feed from Carlie Cole. With the game still within reach deep into the third, Trailblazers goaltender Sadie Doyle kept her team close with a steady effort. At the other end, Katie Cranford secured the shutout as the Trailblazers (1-2-1) kept pushing, while the Inferno (3-1-1) closed out the win.

GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 6 FORCE: 2

EAST HANTS – B — Gusto Riverhawks struck twice early in the first period as Ali Plme opened the scoring and Lucy MacNeil followed moments later, with Emma Cooke picking up the assist. The Force answered in the second when Reagan Hall scored unassisted, but Emily Beaton replied and later added her second as the Riverhawks pulled away in the third. Naomi Doyle and Cooke rounded out the scoring, with Addison Train recording two assists. Henley Verrette scored early in the third for the Force under coach Katie Verrette, and the Force (0-4-0) stayed determined as the Riverhawks (5-0-1) finished strong.

ROCK DEVILS: 3 RED HORNETS: 3

EAST HANTS – KMA — Callie Clarke opened the scoring at 8:30 of the first period for the Rock Devils, but the Red Hornets answered with a pair from Evelyn Taylor late in the frame to take a 2-1 lead. Meredith Clarke added to it at 6:28 of the second, pushing the Hornets out front 3-1 as they carried the momentum into the third. The Devils rallied back in the final minutes on goals from Briar Pond (assist Macy O’Rielly) and Maddyn Kieley to close out the 3-3 finish against the Red Hornets (1-2-2). Coach Perry Hillier’s Rock Devils (4-1-1) showed plenty of push right to the final buzzer.

P’TITE TEMPETE: 4 COMETS: 2

EAST HANTS – B — P’tite Tempete rallied for a 4-2 tournament win over the Comets after trailing 2-1 through one period. Sarah Vandenburg (10:14) and Penelope MacNeil (1:40) struck in the opening frame to give the Comets (0-4-0) an early edge. Tempete answered with a goal at 8:36 of the first, then Em y Tardif tied it at 8:57 of the second before scoring again late in the third. Rosane Gagne added an insurance marker with six seconds left, while Meganne Fournier chipped in two assists for P’tite Tempete (1-1-2).

INFERNO: 1 GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 1

EAST HANTS – KMA — The Gusto Riverhawks opened the scoring midway through the first period when Lana Hatfield finished a play set up by Lucy MacNeil. Coach Rob MacNeil’s Riverhawks carried that 1-0 edge deep into the third, with Ella Groom turning aside chances at key moments. Inferno kept pushing and finally drew even at 3:03 of the third as Carlie Cole scored unassisted to make it 1-1. Katie Cranford was solid at the other end to help the Riverhawks (5-0-1) settle for a tie with the Inferno (3-1-1).

RED HORNETS: 4 P’TITE TEMPETE: 4

EAST HANTS – KMA — Emy Tardif struck twice for P’tite Tempete, opening the scoring in the first and adding another in the second to help build a 2-1 edge. In a busy third period, Rosane Gagne (assist: Leanne Tremblay) and Meganne Fournier pushed Tempete back in front, but the Red Hornets kept coming. Amelia Walsh Dickie (assist: Jessa Ouellette) got them on the board, then Gracelyn Hayward, Meredith Clarke, and Ouellette capped the comeback with the late tying goal. Tempete (1-1-2) battled to the end, while the Hornets (1-2-2) earned the draw.

GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 3 RED HORNETS: 2

GREENFOOT – D (SEMI 4 VS 1) — The Red Hornets struck first on Jessa Ouellette’s goal at 10:08 of the opening period, with Chloe Nelson picking up the assist, and they added a second-period marker to keep the pressure on. Gusto Riverhawks answered late in the second when Lucy MacNeil finished a play set up by Emily Beaton. In the third, Beaton put the Riverhawks ahead early before MacNeil’s second of the morning, assisted by Elliotte Aube, stood as the winner. The Hornets (1-2-2) stayed within a goal throughout, while the Riverhawks (5-0-1) moved on.

ROCK DEVILS: 3 INFERNO: 2

FORUM (SEMI 3 VS 2) — The Rock Devils jumped out to a 2-0 first-period lead on goals from Macy O’Rielly (from Sydney Riggs) and Ally Roche (from Briar Pond and Scarlett Hooper). Inferno answered in the second as Carlie Cole (from Norah Martineau) and Emma Hann (from Madelyn Clancey) pulled things even. Maddyn Kieley broke the tie late in the third, finishing a play set up by Maria Penton to send the Rock Devils (4-1-1) through. Inferno (3-1-1) kept pushing right to the final whistle.

GUSTO RIVERHAWKS: 4 ROCK DEVILS: 1

GREENFOOT – D (GOLD) — Callie Clarke opened the scoring at 11:17 of the first period for the Rock Devils, but the Gusto Riverhawks answered with a pair of late second-period goals from Lucy MacNeil (assist: Ali Plme) and Harper Arseault to take control. The Riverhawks added breathing room in the third as Brielle Smith (assists: Elliotte Aube, MacNeil) and Emily Beaton scored 49 seconds apart. Ella Groom turned aside 14 of 15 shots for a .933 save percentage. Clarke’s early finish set the tone for the Rock Devils (4-1-1), while the Riverhawks (5-0-1) kept rolling. Congratulations to the Jr. Riverhawks on capturing the Atlantic Cup!

U13 DIVISION

TOP SHELF: 3 FORCE: 1

EAST HANTS – KMA — Top Shelf broke through in the second period when Addison MacAdam opened the scoring at 6:38, set up by Kate Henneberg. Henneberg then added a pair in the third, striking at 11:20 off an Isla Carson feed and again at 8:00 with help from Sarah Wyand to give Top Shelf a three-goal cushion. Force kept pushing and got a late reward when Olivia Sweeney scored unassisted at 3:30. The finish saw Force (2-3-0) battle to the horn, while Top Shelf (6-0-0) stayed perfect.

INFERNO: 2 COMETS: 0

GREENFOOT – C — The Inferno broke through in the second period and went on to a 2-0 win over the Comets. Avery Parsons opened the scoring at 10:45, and Adrianna Pickett followed at 4:22 to provide the difference. Charlie Lyver turned in a shutout for the Inferno, while Paris Jennings kept the Comets close as the game stayed tight into the middle frame. The Comets (1-3-0) pushed for a response the rest of the way, but couldn’t solve Lyver. The Inferno (3-2-0) closed it out with a composed finish.

INFERNO: 5 JR. HUSKIES: 2

CIVIC — The Inferno earned a 5-2 win over the Jr. Huskies after building a 2-1 edge through two periods. Sarah Grandy opened the scoring, and Gracie Torraville struck in the second on a setup from Maddi Thompson. Paige Larade answered in the first for the Jr. Huskies, with Taylor Whitehead picking up the helper, before Lydia Gilin added a late third-period goal off Moira Eddy for the Huskies (3-3-0). Elyse Boyd (from Sarah Weston) started a key third-period push, and Quinn Randell and Anna Learning rounded out the scoring as the Inferno (3-2-0) pulled away.

TOP SHELF: 6 JR. HUSKIES: 1

EAST HANTS – KMA — Top Shelf and the Jr. Huskies traded first-period goals in a tight opening stretch, with Isla Little finishing a play from Rosie Bramwell and Sarah Wyand before Kennedy Sim answered for the Huskies off a London Gilin setup. Top Shelf pulled away late in the second on goals from Bramwell (from Callie Reid) and Addison MacAdam (from Millie Doucette), then added three more in the third, including Little’s second and markers from Shay Richard and Macey MacPherson. The Jr. Huskies (3-3-0) kept pushing, while Top Shelf (6-0-0) stayed perfect.

FORCE: 8 INFERNO: 3

CIVIC — Ainsley Burgess scored four times as the Force opened with a four-goal first period and carried that momentum to an 8-3 win over the Inferno. Olivia Sweeney added a pair, and Brielle Robinson chipped in a goal and an assist as Coach Darren Thibeau’s Force (2-3-0) pulled away with three more in the third. Inferno pushed back in the second period with goals from Sarah Grandy (Avery Parsons) and Anna Learning (Hailey Matchim), and Learning struck again early in the third off Matchim’s second helper for the Inferno (3-2-0).

COMETS: 3 JR. STEAMERS: 2

GREENFOOT – D — The Comets and Jr. Steamers traded momentum in a tight 3-2 decision. Jaida Augustine opened the scoring for the Steamers early in the first, with Kenzie Hilchey picking up the assist, before Jillian Irving answered late in the period off a feed from Ella Weatherby. Emily Landry’s late second-period marker, set up by Isabella Beaton, put the Comets back in front. Hilchey tied it in the third with help from Charlotte Levi and Chloe McLaughlin, but Locklyn Robertson snapped home the winner to lift the Comets (1-3-0) past the Jr. Steamers (0-4-0).

JR. HUSKIES: 3 FORCE: 1

GREENFOOT – C — The Jr. Huskies earned a 3-1 win over Force after building a two-goal cushion through two periods. Kennedy Sim opened the scoring at 10:58 of the first, with Eve Brown picking up the assist, and Danny Kickham made it 2-0 late in the second at 1:40. Force answered early in the third when Violet Dease struck at 14:26 to pull within one, but Kickham’s second of the game at 4:48 sealed it. Force (2-3-0) showed pushback down the stretch, while the Huskies (3-3-0) closed out the result.

TOP SHELF: 2 COMETS: 0

GREENFOOT – D — Top Shelf broke through with a pair of late second-period goals and held on for a 2-0 win over the Comets. Addison MacAdam opened the scoring at 3:04 of the second, finishing a play from Isla Little and Rosalyn Waterbury, and Millie Doucette followed just 13 seconds later to make it 2-0. Hannah Burns turned aside all 16 shots to earn the shutout for Top Shelf (6-0-0). The Comets (1-3-0) kept it tight throughout, with Paris Jennings battling in goal as the game stayed scoreless into the back half.

INFERNO: 4 JR. STEAMERS: 1

GREENFOOT – D — Avery Parsons scored three times as Inferno built a 2-0 lead in the first period, with Sarah Weston opening the scoring off feeds from Ella Penney and Gracie Torraville. Parsons added another in the second to make it 3-0, and answered quickly in the third after Sabrina Godin broke through at 2:58 to keep the Jr. Steamers pushing to the final buzzer (0-4-0). Charlie Lyver turned aside 17 of 18 shots for Coach Christine Learning’s Inferno (3-2-0).

JR. HUSKIES: 7 JR. STEAMERS: 0

GREENFOOT – D — London Gilin scored four times as the Jr. Huskies jumped out to a 3-0 first-period lead and rolled to a 7-0 win over the Jr. Steamers. Kennedy Sim added two goals, and Lydia Gilin chipped in a third-period marker set up by Hannah Thebault and Milana D’Entremont to round out the scoring. In goal, Ella Arsenault turned aside all 16 shots for the shutout. The Steamers (0-4-0) kept working for offence and got a steady 15-shot outing from Chloe Elizabeth Comeau, but couldn’t break through as the Huskies (3-3-0) finished strong.

TOP SHELF: 7 JR. STEAMERS: 1

EAST HANTS – B — Top Shelf broke the game open with a six-goal second period and carried the momentum to a 7-1 tournament win over the Jr. Steamers. Grace Berggian sparked the offence with a goal and four assists, while Shay Richard and Isla Little each scored twice. Flora Black added a pair as well, and Hannah Burns helped lock things down the rest of the way for Top Shelf (6-0-0). Chloe McLaughlin got the Steamers on the board at 12:37 of the third period as the Jr. Steamers (0-4-0) kept pushing to the final buzzer.

FORCE: 6 COMETS: 0

CIVIC — Olivia Sweeney opened the scoring at 10:33 of the first period, setting the tone as the Force rolled to a 6-0 win over the Comets. Madison Garden-Cole had a pair of assists, including on Georgia Thompson’s early second-period marker, before Gabi MacRae struck late in the second and completed a third-period hat trick with help from two Ainsley Burgess assists. Makayka Bain added the other goal as the Force pulled away with three in the third. The Comets (1-3-0) stayed determined throughout, but couldn’t break through Emerson MacLellan, who earned the shutout for the Force (2-3-0).

TOP SHELF: 5 FORCE: 2

GREENFOOT – C (SEMI 4 vs 1) — Top Shelf built a 1-0 lead after one, then opened things up with two late second-period goals to take control in a 5-2 semifinal win over Force. Grace Berggian (1G, 1A) struck first with help from Shay Richard, before Addison MacAdam (from Millie Doucette) and Mila Betts made it 3-1. Flora Black (Meredith MacKenzie, Berggian) and Rosie Bramwell added third-period markers. Force pushed back behind goals from Olivia Sweeney (Gabi MacRae, Presley Thibeau) and Makayka Bain (Harper Heisler-Broome, Thibeau), with Thibeau recording two assists for Force (2-3-0). Top Shelf (6-0-0) kept rolling.

JR. HUSKIES: 4 INFERNO: 1

GREENFOOT – D (SEMI 3 vs 2) — The Jr. Huskies took control early and carried it through for a 4-1 win over the Inferno. Danny Kickham opened the scoring at 5:33 of the first, then London Gilin struck twice in the second—getting help from Paige Larade and Hannah Thebault—to make it 3-0 heading to the third. Elyse Boyd pulled one back at 9:14 of the third for the Inferno (3-2-0), but Gilin completed her hat trick at 5:58, with Ella Arsenault turning aside 13 of 14 shots for the Jr. Huskies (3-3-0).

TOP SHELF: 2 JR. HUSKIES: 0

GREENFOOT – C (GOLD) — Top Shelf picked up a 2-0 win over the Jr. Huskies on Sunday in a tight tournament matchup. Isla Little opened the scoring at 6:04 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Millie Doucette, and the game stayed close the rest of the way with Ella Arsenault keeping the Huskies within reach. Top Shelf added some insurance late in the third when Isla Carson scored at 14:52 off a feed from Grace Berggian. The Jr. Huskies (3-3-0) kept pushing for a break, but Hannah Burns earned the shutout for Top Shelf (6-0-0). Congratulations to Top Shelf on capturing the Atlantic Cup!

U15 DIVISION

EXPRESS (PETERS): 1 EXPRESS (VEINOT): 0

GREENFOOT – C — Express (Peters) earned a 1-0 win over Express (Veinot) in a tight tournament matchup. Claire Trumble broke through at 6:37 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Avery Smith for the game’s lone goal. Bailey Nash made it stand up with a shutout as Peters kept the pressure on in a low-scoring contest. Veinot pushed back throughout and stayed within a bounce behind Chloe Lucas, but couldn’t find the equalizer. Express (Veinot) (1-4-0) kept battling to the final buzzer, while Express (Peters) (6-0-0) stayed unbeaten.

TRAILBLAZERS: 2 INFERNO: 0

GREENFOOT – C — The Trailblazers broke through late in the second period when Olivia McDonald converted at 0:49, with Lauren Newcombe and Payden Augustine picking up the assists. Newcombe added an insurance marker at 0:20 of the third to cap a game that stayed scoreless deep into the afternoon. Audrey Lebel turned aside every Inferno chance for the shutout, while Peyton Matthews battled to keep it tight at the other end. The Inferno (3-3-0) pushed to the final buzzer, but the Trailblazers (1-3-0) closed it out.

EXPRESS (PETERS): 4 PRIDE: 0

GREENFOOT – C — Express (Peters) kept their tournament momentum rolling with a 4-0 win over Pride on Saturday. Regan O’Sullivan opened the scoring at 11:12 of the first, then Kaley Munden and Nelly Benautio struck in the second to create breathing room. Paige Devanney added the final touch at 13:07 of the third, while Brooklyn Peters chipped in a pair of assists. In goal, Caity Perry turned aside everything she faced for the shutout. Pride (2-3-0) competed throughout but couldn’t find a way past Perry, as the Express (6-0-0) stayed perfect.

EXPRESS (VEINOT): 3 TRAILBLAZERS: 2

GREENFOOT – C — Express (Veinot) built a lead and held off a late push to earn a 3-2 tournament win over the Trailblazers. Violet Gunn opened the scoring with an unassisted marker in the first period, and Lucy Park doubled the advantage in the second off a setup from Molly Randell. After Elaa Affanny got the Trailblazers on the board, Keira Power answered with an unassisted goal to restore a two-goal cushion. Lauren Newcombe scored in the third, assisted by Jaea Deschryver, to make it close for the Trailblazers (1-3-0), but Express (Veinot) (1-4-0) closed it out.

EXPRESS (PETERS): 2 INFERNO: 0

GREENFOOT – D — Express (Peters) earned a 2-0 win over Inferno in a tight tournament matchup that was scoreless through the opening period. Paige Devanney broke through at 2:26 of the second, converting a feed from Scarlette Turner, and Kate Bryant added a late insurance marker at 0:15 of the third off passes from Regan O’Sullivan and Emme Vandermaar. Inferno (3-3-0) stayed with it throughout, with Peyton Matthews turning aside 12 shots to keep the game within reach. Caity Perry posted the shutout for Express (6-0-0), stopping all 13 shots she faced.

PRIDE: 2 EXPRESS (VEINOT): 1

GREENFOOT – D — The Pride edged Express (Veinot) 2-1 in a tight U15 AAA matchup. Molly Randell opened the scoring early in the first for Express (Veinot), but Paisley Foster answered a few minutes later, converting Charlotte Neale’s setup to make it 1-1 after one. The game stayed locked in through the middle frame before Foster struck again at 11:41 of the third, with Regan Yuill picking up the assist. Ava Gillies turned aside 15 of 16 as Express (1-4-0) pressed, while the Pride (2-3-0) finished the job.

EXPRESS (PETERS): 1 TRAILBLAZERS: 0

GREENFOOT – D — Brooklyn Peters struck early at 1:27 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Blake DeCoste and Regan O’Sullivan as Express (Peters) held on for a 1-0 win over the Trailblazers. Caity Perry turned aside all 16 shots she faced to earn the shutout, while Emily Melanson was sharp at the other end with 17 saves on 18 shots to keep it tight. The Trailblazers (1-3-0) pushed throughout and generated chances late, but couldn’t solve Perry as Express (Peters) (6-0-0) stayed perfect.

INFERNO: 2 EXPRESS (VEINOT): 0

GREENFOOT – D — Inferno opened the scoring in the first period when Erin Lynch finished a play from Megan Bouzane and Madison Penney-Ryan at 11:23, and they carried that edge into the third. Madelyn Hearn added insurance at 12:25 of the final frame, with Olivia Penney picking up the assist. Peyton Matthews turned aside all 15 shots to earn the shutout for Inferno (3-3-0). Express (Veinot) (1-4-0) kept pushing for a breakthrough, with Chloe Lucas working hard in net as the game stayed tight to the end.

PRIDE: 2 TRAILBLAZERS: 0

GREENFOOT – D — Pride earned a 2-0 win over the Trailblazers after breaking through midway through the first period, with Camryn Myra striking at 9:53. The Trailblazers pushed back and kept it a one-goal game into the third, getting a steady performance from Audrey Lebel, who stopped 17 of 19 shots. Charlotte Neale added insurance just 18 seconds into the final frame, finishing a play set up by Lulu Bertelli. The Trailblazers (1-3-0) kept working for chances, but Ava Gillies turned aside all 20 shots for the shutout as Pride (2-3-0) closed it out.

INFERNO: 6 PRIDE: 1

EAST HANTS – KMA — The Inferno skated to a 6-1 win over the Pride on Saturday, opening the scoring early on Avery King’s first of two. The Pride answered in the second when Lulu Bertelli finished a play from Everley Toole, but the Inferno kept pushing with Erin Lynch and Madison Penney-Ryan adding key goals to take control. Adriana Gardner helped drive the attack with a goal and two assists, while Olivia Penney chipped in two helpers. Bertelli’s marker stood as the lone breakthrough for the Pride (2-3-0), while the Inferno (3-3-0) closed it out with third-period goals from Gardner and Natalia Perrier.

EXPRESS (PETERS): 3 EXPRESS (VEINOT): 0

GREENFOOT – C (SEMI 4 vs 1) — Express (Peters) broke through late in the first period when Brooklyn Peters opened the scoring at 9:52, set up by Sawyer Malloy. The Peters side added breathing room early in the second, with Malloy finishing a Blake DeCoste feed at 8:48 before Isabel Doucet made it 3-0 at 7:56 off a pass from Nelly Benautio. CAITY PERRY turned aside everything she faced to secure the shutout. Express (Veinot) (1-4-0) stayed competitive and kept working for chances, while Express (Peters) (6-0-0) advanced with a composed win.

INFERNO: 5 PRIDE: 1

GREENFOOT – D (SEMI 3 vs 2) — The Inferno jumped out quickly with three first-period goals from Olivia Torraville, Madelyn Hearn and Natalia Perrier to set the tone in a 5-1 win. Pride answered late in the second when Eila Flanagan converted with six seconds left, set up by Regan Yuill and Kate Magarvey, but Erin Lynch’s unassisted marker earlier in the frame helped keep the Inferno in control. Lexi Reardon added a third-period goal and also chipped in an assist, while Olivia Learning had two helpers. Peyton Matthews turned aside 15 of 16 as the Pride (2-3-0) kept battling, while the Inferno (3-3-0) closed it out.

EXPRESS (PETERS): 3 INFERNO: 2

GREENFOOT – D (GOLD) — Express (Peters) needed overtime to slip past Inferno 3-2 in a tight, back-and-forth matchup. Adriana Gardner opened the scoring at 6:10 of the first for Inferno, but Regan O’Sullivan answered 32 seconds later, setting the tone for a 1-1 game after one. Megan Bouzane struck just three seconds into the third to put Inferno back in front, with Madelyn Hearn picking up her second assist. O’Sullivan tied it at 10:59, then Avery Smith ended it unassisted at 1:53 of OT. Inferno (3-3-0) kept pace throughout, while Express (Peters) (6-0-0) stayed unbeaten. Congratulations to the Express on capturing the Atlantic Cup!

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