NB U11 PROS. TIER 1 Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
FLYERS: 3 JETS: 1
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOUK) — The Flyers struck instantly when Asher McCormick scored just one second into the first period, set up by Tejashwin Mithun and Cash Rickard, and it set the tone in a tight 3-1 win. The Jets answered in the second as Ronan Igoe finished a play from Logan Pelletier and Logan Estey to pull even. Mithun restored the Flyers’ lead late in the frame off a feed from Levi Lavoie and Gunner Sappier, and Jaxon Chase added insurance in the third. The Jets (1-5-0) kept pushing to the finish, while the Flyers (3-2-1) held firm.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 6 WHALERS: 2
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Gusto Knights built an early cushion and carried it through a 6-2 win over the Whalers on Saturday. Brody MacDonald opened the scoring at 6:56 of the first, and Noah Cloney made it 2-0 just over a minute later. The Knights kept rolling in the second, with Liam Tibbetts finishing a play from MacDonald before Cloney struck twice more to complete his hat trick. Nate Mackinnon and Finn McCarthy answered in the middle frame for the Whalers (6-1-0), who kept pushing to the final buzzer against the Knights (6-0-0).
GUSTO HEAT: 4 SHARKS: 3
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — Gusto Heat and the Sharks traded momentum in a tight 4-3 decision. Lincoln Belliveau opened the scoring just a second into the second period, but Stuart Sullivan answered at 2:38 to pull the Sharks even. The Heat struck twice early in the third as Cliff McLean and Theo Teed made it 3-1 before the Sharks rallied behind Dax Cooke and a late Reece Bell goal to tie it. Cas Connolly’s marker at 13:03 proved the difference as the Sharks (2-5-0) kept pressing to the final whistle, but the Heat (2-3-1) finished the job.
FLYERS: 6 JETS: 1
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Flyers pulled away for a 6-1 win over the Jets after a fast first period. Jacob Burns opened the scoring at 8:19 with help from Reid Campbell, but the Flyers answered quickly with goals from Levi Lavoie, Asher McCormick and Myles Hall to take control. McCormick completed his hat trick in the second period, with another Flyers marker set up by Gunner Sappier, while Grayden Price added a goal and an assist to round out the offence. The Jets (1-5-0) stayed competitive throughout, while the Flyers (3-2-1) finished strong.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 3 SHARKS: 0
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — Noah Cloney struck 49 seconds into the opening period, with Liam Tibbetts and Lachlan Damon setting up the early marker as the Gusto Knights grabbed control. Brody MacDonald provided the breathing room in the second, scoring twice in a 25-second span, with Clarke Webb assisting on both goals and help from Nate Adair and Annie Lazzari. The Sharks (2-5-0) competed hard and stayed committed defensively, but couldn’t find a way through. The Knights (6-0-0) closed out a tidy shutout win.
WHALERS: 6 GUSTO HEAT: 5
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — The Whalers and Gusto Heat traded chances in a back-and-forth 6-5 decision. Grant Henneberry scored twice for the Heat, while Ryan Branch, Leo Buckley (from Lincoln Belliveau and Cliff McLean), and McLean rounded out the offence for Gusto Heat (2-3-1). The Whalers answered with a balanced attack, getting goals from Blake Richardson, Samuel Vaughan, Thomas Hamill, Ronan Baglole, Nate MacKinnon and Oliver MacDonald. Kirst paced the playmaking with three assists, and MacKinnon added two helpers as the Whalers (6-1-0) held off a late push.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U15 PROS. TIER 1 Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
GUSTO KINGS: 8 TIGERS: 1
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — Jasper Tabor opened the scoring at 4:04 of the first for the Tigers, finishing a play set up by Jonathan Carroll and Thomas Sharkey, but the Gusto Kings answered quickly and took control with a five-goal second period. Beckham Thibodeau paced the surge with a hat trick, while Dylan Ricketts added two goals and two assists. Drew Anderson chipped in a pair, including the first Kings marker, and Logan Hall also scored as the Kings built a steady lead into the third. The Tigers (1-5-0) kept pushing, while the Kings (4-1-1) rolled to the win.
GUSTO KINGS: 1 GUSTO BLADES: 1
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — The Gusto Kings opened the scoring just 44 seconds into the first period when Liam Syme finished a setup from Evan Hall to make it 1-0. The Gusto Blades answered in the second, as Nathan Fenwick converted at 10:20 off a Marcus Wilson feed, with Clark Vincent also picking up an assist. With both teams trading momentum after the early burst, the rest of the game stayed tight as neither side could find a go-ahead marker. Fenwick’s goal stood as the difference-maker for the Blades (1-4-1), while Syme’s quick strike earned a point for the Kings (4-1-1).
SHARKS: 3 PANTHERS: 2
CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Sharks rallied for a 3-2 win over the Panthers after a back-and-forth third period. Adam Landry opened the scoring at 11:43 before Liam Vibert answered at 10:22, set up by Joshua Kenny and Tyler Duguay. Kenny then put the Sharks ahead at 9:48 with help from Malik Hache and Vibert, but Dylan Hache quickly pulled the Panthers even at 9:00. Logan Roussel broke the tie at 5:05, finishing a play from Jacob Larocque and Vincent Benoit. The Panthers (1-4-1) stayed right in it to the end, while the Sharks (2-4-0) earned the narrow victory.
WHALERS: 2 EAGLES: 2
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — Tyson Kember opened the scoring at 4:06 of the first for the Whalers, finishing a play set up by Michael Brown and Lucas Leclair. The Eagles answered in the second when Brenton Davies buried an unassisted marker at 7:29, but Dylan Thomas restored the lead at 3:36 with Brock Shaw and Jackson Forrester on the helpers. Early in the third, Noah Mockler tied it at 0:44 off an Owen Smith feed. The Eagles (0-3-3) kept pushing to the final buzzer, while the Whalers (4-1-1) wrapped up a hard-earned result.
CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 1 GUSTO HEAT: 1
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — The Gusto Heat struck first when Kai Fillmore finished a passing play from Mike Folkins and Isaac Stanley at 8:30 of the opening period, and the game stayed tight through a scoreless middle frame. The Champions Hounds pushed back in the third and Carter Kennedy tied it at 6:13, converting feeds from Oliver Yang and Lane Edmondson. The Heat (3-1-2) carried their early lead deep into the afternoon, but the Hounds (4-1-1) earned a late equalizer to close out an even 1-1 draw.
LIONS: 4 STALLIONS: 1
CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Lions struck twice in the first period and carried that momentum to a 4-1 win over the Stallions. Zack Thibodeau opened the scoring before Remi Michaud made it 2-0, with Yanick Doiron and Miguel Leblanc picking up assists. After a scoreless second, William Degrâce finished a Lions rush early in the third, then Miguel Aube added another late to extend the lead. Gabriel Malenfant broke through in the final minutes for the Stallions (2-3-1), while Michaud’s goal-and-assist paced the Lions (5-1-0).
JAGUARS: 3 BULLS: 2
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — After a scoreless first, the Jaguars struck three times in the second period to build the cushion they needed. Lucas LeBlanc opened the scoring at 11:03, Blake Humphrey made it 2-0 midway through the frame, and Ryan Waterbury’s goal with one second left in the period proved pivotal. Clay Fagan set up all three markers, with Ethan MacPherson also adding an assist. Colton Peters and Camden Mackinnon scored to keep the Bulls (4-2-0) within reach, but the Jaguars (3-3-0) held on.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 4 TIGERS: 0
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — After two scoreless periods, the Gusto Knights broke through early in the third and never looked back in a 4-0 win over the Tigers. Dustin Dunn opened the scoring, then set up Xander Richards moments later to make it 2-0. Ervin Williams added breathing room midway through the frame before Dunn capped his two-goal day late to seal it. The Tigers (1-5-0) kept battling to generate offence, but couldn’t solve a steady Knights team (1-4-1) that finished strong.
BENGALS: 1 SHARKS: 0
CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Bengals edged the Sharks 1-0 on Saturday in a tight, scoreless battle that carried into the second period. Jago Belanger broke through at 6:22 of the middle frame, finishing a play set up by Jaxson Steeves to provide the game’s lone goal. The Sharks kept the pressure on and stayed within a single shot of tying it through the final minutes, but couldn’t find a way past a strong defensive effort, leaving the Sharks (2-4-0) just short. The Bengals (4-2-0) made Belanger’s marker hold up to close out the win.
CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 5 GUSTO BLADES: 0
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — The Champions Hounds skated to a 5-0 win over the Gusto Blades on Saturday, building a 2-0 first-period edge on goals from Jude Smith and Spencer Anderson. Clinton Mainville added to the lead early in the second, with Carter Kennedy and Aiden Jesso picking up assists. The Hounds kept their pace in the third as Zach Patterson finished a play started by Rylan Mulherin and Smith, before Kennedy rounded out the scoring with an unassisted marker. The Blades (1-4-1) battled throughout, but the Hounds (4-1-1) stayed in control to the final buzzer.
LIONS: 3 PANTHERS: 1
CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — After a scoreless first 24 minutes, the Lions broke through early in the third and carried that push to a 3-1 win. Zack Thibodeau scored twice, striking at 12:41 and again at 8:08, with William Degrâce setting up the second marker. Degrâce added a goal of his own at 7:34, with assists from Caleb Gagnon and Thibodeau. The Panthers stayed with it and got a late response from Mathis Roussel, assisted by Xavier Ferron, for the Panthers (1-4-1). The Lions (5-1-0) closed out the result.
WHALERS: 3 JAGUARS: 0
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — Caden Biech opened the scoring at 6:03 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Michael Brown as the Whalers carried a 1-0 edge into the break. After a scoreless middle frame, Easton MacRae struck at 14:13 of the third from Jackson Forrester, and Cash Steele added insurance at 12:53 with helpers from Max McInnis and Maks Robison. The Jaguars (3-3-0) battled to generate chances and stayed competitive through two periods, but the Whalers (4-1-1) pulled away early in the third.
BENGALS: 4 STALLIONS: 2
CENTRE UNI (CARAQUET) — The Bengals opened the scoring in the first period when Morgan Groundwater finished a play set up by Samuel LeBlanc. The Stallions answered in the second on Preston Winsor’s goal with help from Félix Gosselin and Gabriel Malenfant, but Groundwater restored the lead before the break. In the third, Aaron Ramdeen added insurance off a rush with Liam Martin and Sebastien Manuel picking up assists, and Groundwater completed his hat trick. Malenfant scored late to cap a strong push from the Stallions (2-3-1), while LeBlanc’s three-assist effort helped lift the Bengals (4-2-0).
BULLS: 7 EAGLES: 0
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — Camden MacKinnon opened the scoring in the first period, and the Bulls carried that momentum into the middle frame as Grayson MacAdam and Elliot Delaney struck 38 seconds apart to make it 3-0. Brett Kennedy’s early third-period marker kept the pressure on before Asher Adams and Braiden Rossiter took over down the stretch, with Rossiter finishing the night with two late, unassisted goals. The Eagles (0-3-3) stayed determined and worked to generate offence, but couldn’t find a breakthrough as the Bulls (4-2-0) pulled away in the final period.
GUSTO HEAT: 1 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 1
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — The Gusto Knights struck first and made it stand up for most of the afternoon, while the Gusto Heat stayed patient and earned a late equalizer in a 1-1 finish. Logan Cameron opened the scoring at 9:48 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Ryder Marshall for the Knights (1-4-1). The Heat finally broke through at 9:49 of the third, when Kai Fillmore converted Cameron Throop’s pass to tie it up and close out the result for the Heat (3-1-2).
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U11 PROS. TIER 2 (B) Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
OILERS: 7 BLUES: 0
COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — Caleb Friolet scored twice as the Oilers built a 2-0 first-period lead and never looked back in a 7-0 win over the Blues. Gabriel Larocque also struck in the opening frame, then Dimitri Larocque, Charles Albert and Friolet added to the margin in the second. William Goupil finished a Charles Albert setup early in the third before David Olivier Haché capped the scoring with help from Zack Saulnier. The Blues (3-3-0) kept working to create chances, but the Oilers (6-0-0) stayed in control throughout.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 3 CHAMPIONS RED WINGS: 1
QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — Kael McLenaghan struck twice in the first period as the Gusto Knights opened a 2-0 lead, scoring at 9:46 and again at 6:38 with help from Reid Lawrence and Ava McLenaghan. The Champions Red Wings answered late in the frame when Conner Francis finished a play set up by Julien Meek and Aidan Brown at 5:45 to make it a one-goal game. After a scoreless second, Rory Cleveland added breathing room at 9:44 of the third, with assists from Ryan Hunter and Jamie Cooke. The Champions Red Wings (3-3-0) stayed competitive, while the Gusto Knights (4-2-0) closed out the win.
PENGUINS: 4 CANUCKS: 3
COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Penguins built a 2-0 first-period lead on goals from Hugo R Cormier (from Hugo A Cormier) and Hugo A Cormier (from Jayke Goupil Mercier). The Canucks surged back with three second-period markers from Kael Landry (from Jacob Paul Guitard), Guitard, and Noah Basque to take a 3-2 edge. Hugo A Cormier tied it early in the third before Benjamin Dugas, set up by Olivier Breau, provided the deciding goal. The Canucks (0-6-0) kept pressing late, but the Penguins (2-3-1) held on.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 9 CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 4
QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — The Gusto Knights struck twice late in the first period, then opened things up with a six-goal second to earn a 9-4 win over the Champions Sheriffs. Rory Cleveland led the Knights with a hat trick, while Kael McLenaghan added two goals. Thomas Taylor (1G, 1A), Rory Harvey (1G, 2A) and Aidan Watters chipped in as the Knights kept pushing the pace. The Sheriffs answered with second-period goals from Coen Soper and Jackson Hamilton, then got third-period pushes from Reid Hunter and Theodore Mackay-O’Donnell for the Sheriffs (1-5-0). The Knights (4-2-0) closed it out with a steady finish.
SABRES: 7 BLUES: 6
COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — Owen Hackett scored four times as the Sabres survived a late push to edge the Blues 7-6. The Sabres built a quick 3-0 lead in the first before the Blues answered with three late goals, including two from Mathias Lapierre, to pull even. In the second, Avery McNeill and Levi Vienneau (from Isaac Boudreau) helped the Sabres regain control, and Hackett added the eventual winner early in the third. Hubert Routhier and Théo Lavoie brought the Blues (3-3-0) within one, but time ran out on the comeback as the Sabres (5-1-0) held on.
OILERS: 7 CANUCKS: 0
COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Oilers struck four times in the first period and carried that momentum to a 7-0 win over the Canucks. François Xavier scored twice early, and Caleb Friolet added a pair as the Oilers built a 4-0 lead before the buzzer, with Félix Lanteigne rounding out the opening-frame offence. Dimitri Larocque and Gabriel Larocque added second-period goals, and David Olivier Haché set up Friolet’s second of the day. The Canucks (0-6-0) kept battling to generate chances, while the Oilers (6-0-0) finished strong with another shutout.
SABRES: 8 PENGUINS: 1
COMPLEXE SPORTIF LEOPOLD THERIAULT (ST-ISIDORE) — The Sabres jumped out quickly and carried the momentum to an 8-1 win over the Penguins. Drew Chamberlain struck twice in a nine-second span early in the first period, and Owen Hackett added a goal and two helpers as the Sabres built a 4-0 lead after one. Charles-Olivier Fournier and Isaac Boudreau (from Noah LeBlanc) added second-period tallies, before Harrison McLaughlin and Henry Abernethy finished it off in the third. Hugo A Cormier, assisted by Jayke Goupil Mercier, broke through early in the third for the Penguins (2-3-1), while the Sabres (5-1-0) kept rolling to close out the result.
CHAMPIONS RED WINGS: 7 CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 1
QPLEX (QUISPAMSIS) — Reid Hunter opened the scoring at 2:47 of the first period as the Champions Sheriffs jumped in front early, but the Champions Red Wings answered before the break on Drew McIllwraith’s goal to make it 1-1 after one. The Red Wings pulled ahead in the second on markers from Adam Anderson and Elliot White, then poured it on in the third with a four-goal surge highlighted by two from Canaan Price and two from Ace Srouji. Hunter scored the lone goal for the Sheriffs (1-5-0), while Price and Srouji paced the Red Wings (3-3-0).
CANADIENS: 8 SHARKS: 2
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — The Canadiens stormed out to a five-goal first period and carried that early momentum to an 8-2 win over the Sharks. Luca Bourque and Brady Perry led the way with two goals apiece, with Bourque also factoring in on three other tallies as the offence rolled. The Sharks showed pushback in the second when Christopher Miller and Nixon McEachern scored, both set up by Jackson Buck. Bourque and William Bujold added third-period markers to close it out. The Sharks (0-5-1) kept battling, while the Canadiens (3-1-2) improved their record with a strong team effort.
FLYERS: 7 BRUINS: 1
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — The Flyers jumped out early with first-period goals from Thomaz Junger, Quinten Peters and Evans Geldart, taking a 3-0 lead into the break. The Bruins answered in the second when Breccan Bates converted a setup from Flynn Campbell to cut the gap and keep the game within reach. In the third, the Flyers pulled away with four more, highlighted by Junger’s hat trick, Peters’ second of the day, and a tally from Aiden Ogilvie. The Bruins (1-4-1) stayed competitive, but the Flyers (5-0-1) finished strong.
FLYERS: 4 CANADIENS: 4
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — The Flyers rallied late to earn a 4-4 result against the Canadiens after a back-and-forth matchup. Jaden Mckiel opened the scoring in the first period for the Canadiens, set up by William Bujold and Luca Bourque, and the Canadiens carried a 3-1 edge into the third after goals from Sidiki Soumaoro and Bourque. Bradley LeBlanc made it 4-1 midway through the final frame, but the Flyers answered with three third-period goals from Oliver Thorne, Emerson MacLeod and Quinten Peters to complete the push. The Canadiens (3-1-2) kept their pace throughout, while the Flyers (5-0-1) finished with a strong surge.
SHARKS: 6 BRUINS: 6
AMHERST STADIUM (AMHERST) — The Sharks and Bruins played to a 6-6 draw in a back-and-forth matchup Sunday. Jaxon Irvine opened the scoring for the Bruins, but the Sharks answered with first-period goals from Nixon McEachern and Ronan Lair. The Bruins surged in the second, led by Landon LeBlanc’s pair and three assists from Flynn Campbell, yet the Sharks stayed within reach on goals by Christopher Miller, Jackson Buck and a buzzer-beater from Jaxson Mackenzie at 00:01. Lair added his second in the third before Felix Haye tied it late for the Bruins (1-4-1). The Sharks (0-5-1) earned a hard-fought point.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U11 PROS. TIER 2 (A) Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
MAPLE LEAFS: 4 WHALERS: 1
SLEMON PARK PLEX (SUMMERSIDE) — The Maple Leafs built a three-goal cushion through two periods and went on to a 4-1 win over the Whalers on Sunday. Henry Gauthier opened the scoring late in the first, and the Leafs added two more in the second on solo efforts from Justin Le and Mathis Landry to take control. In the third, Easton Cutcliffe got the Whalers on the board early, finishing a play from Oliver Williams, before Nathaniel Dixon answered late with Olivier Turgeon picking up the assist for the Whalers (0-5-0) and the Maple Leafs (2-1-1).
GUSTO KINGS: 7 CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 3
TRI-COUNTY COMPLEX (FREDERICTON) — The Gusto Kings jumped out early with three first-period goals from Rowan Mowbray, Deacon Bishop and Ryker Shannon, then carried that momentum into a 7-3 win. Shannon added two more, including a late marker with 30 seconds left, while Will Lawrence and Nathan Wetmore rounded out the scoring. Christian MacLong chipped in with a pair of assists for the Kings (4-0-0). The Champions Sheriffs answered with second-period goals from Henry Nash and Hank Sloan, and Caleb Morris added one in the third for the Sheriffs (0-2-2).
CHAMPIONS RIVERKNIGHTS: 2 JETS: 2
TRI-COUNTY COMPLEX (FREDERICTON) — After a scoreless first period, the Jets got rolling early in the second when Jacob Kelly finished a play set up by Ahotor Kodua and Thomas Sharpe. The Champions Riverknights answered later in the frame on Dax Walsh-Martin’s goal, with Liam Dickson picking up the assist, sending it to the third tied. Davis Embree put the Jets (1-1-2) back in front midway through the final period, but Thomas Sullivan’s late equalizer, assisted by Noah Arseneault and Krew Kenny, helped the Champions Riverknights (2-0-2) secure a 2-2 finish.
GUSTO KINGS: 9 AVALANCHE: 3
TRI-COUNTY COMPLEX (FREDERICTON) — The Gusto Kings kept a steady pace in a 9-3 win over the Avalanche, scoring three times in each period. Rowan Mowbray opened the first-period surge, with Arjen Pronk and Deacon Bishop adding quick strikes, before Noah Morrison replied for the Avalanche. The Kings stayed in control in the second behind goals from Thomas Macartney, Will Lawrence and Ryker Shannon, while Morrison netted his second. Théo Noël’s third-period marker showed the Avalanche’s push (2-1-1), but Tristan Henderson and Asher Doiron helped close it out for the Kings (4-0-0).
CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 4 CHAMPIONS RIVERKNIGHTS: 4
TRI-COUNTY COMPLEX (FREDERICTON) — Brayden Castonguay opened the scoring for the Champions Sheriffs, and they carried that momentum into the second as Taliya Thomas made it 2-0. The Champions Riverknights answered with a pair from Thomas Sullivan (one assisted by Kent Walsh) and Noah Arseneault to pull even, before Hank Sloan’s late second-period marker put the Sheriffs back in front. Sullivan struck again early in the third, Parker St Coeur gave the Riverknights (2-0-2) a brief edge, and Sloan’s tying goal—set up by Duncan Gallant and Arden Davidson—sealed a 4-4 finish for the Sheriffs (0-2-2).
JETS: 3 AVALANCHE: 3
TRI-COUNTY COMPLEX (FREDERICTON) — The Jets and Avalanche skated to a 3-3 draw after a back-and-forth matchup. Brady Turnbull opened the scoring in the first, and Avalanche goals from Mikael Kenny and Noah Morrison had them up 3-2 heading into the third. The Jets answered with a pair in the second from Jacob Kelly, both set up by Everett Bourque, before Ahotor Kodua tied it early in the final frame. Kelly’s two-goal game helped the Jets (1-1-2) earn the point, while the Avalanche (2-1-1) showed plenty of finish in a tight contest.
STARS: 4 WHALERS: 1
SLEMON PARK PLEX (SUMMERSIDE) — The Stars pulled away for a 4-1 win over the Whalers after a 1-1 opening period. Grady Gillan opened the scoring at 5:05, but Cain Costello replied at 1:11 off a setup from Oliver Williams to keep it even heading into the second. Austyn Curran’s goal at 0:56 of the middle frame proved to be the difference, and Brier Rodgers on and Maxwell Veinot added third-period insurance. The Whalers (0-5-0) kept pushing to create chances late, while the Stars (2-3-0) finished strong to close it out.
MAPLE LEAFS: 4 STARS: 0
SLEMON PARK PLEX (SUMMERSIDE) — The Maple Leafs jumped out early and carried a 3-0 lead out of the first period on goals from Justin Le (Cohen Nugent), Mathis Landry (Avery Fitzpatrick) and Charles Earl (Grayson Smith). The Stars settled in and kept the game scoreless through the middle frame, leaning on a committed defensive effort to slow the pace. Hudson Harris added insurance at 7:47 of the third to finish the scoring. The Stars (2-3-0) kept pushing to the final horn, but couldn’t find a breakthrough against the Maple Leafs (2-1-1).
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB/PEI SUPER 7 AAA Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
GUSTO JR. RIVERHAWKS: 7 BRAVE BOMBERS: 3
SLEMON PARK PLEX (SUMMERSIDE) — The Gusto Jr. Riverhawks pulled ahead late in the first period and kept building in a 7-3 win over the Brave Bombers. Caleb Arsenault opened the scoring at 1:11 of the first, but Boe Snyder and Brady Young answered to give the Riverhawks a 2-1 edge after one. Henry Shaw took over from there, scoring twice in the second and adding a third-period hat trick, while Snyder added his second with help from Grady Kennedy. Arsenault scored twice and Charlie Dillon added the other for the Bombers (3-3-0), while Shaw’s four-goal day paced the Riverhawks (4-0-0).
GUSTO JR. RIVERHAWKS: 8 BRAVE BOMBERS: 1
SLEMON PARK PLEX (SUMMERSIDE) — Henry Shaw powered the Gusto Jr. Riverhawks with six goals as they pulled away for an 8-1 win Sunday in Summerside. Shaw struck twice early, and after Grady Kennedy made it 3-0, Caleb Arsenault answered at 4:11 to get the Brave Bombers on the board and keep things competitive in the first period. The Riverhawks responded with two late goals before adding three more in the second, including a marker from Tyler Richard, to seal it. The Bombers (3-3-0) battled to the finish, while the Riverhawks (4-0-0) stayed unbeaten.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS U9 PROS. TIER 2 Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
RED WINGS: 7 SHARKS: 0
MARINERS CENTRE (YARMOUTH) — The Red Wings built an early cushion with three first-period goals and kept rolling to a 7-0 win over the Sharks. William Atwood paced the attack with a hat trick, supported by Nathan Deon’s trio of assists. Wyatt Robicheau scored twice, while Reid Crowell added two goals and an assist as the Wings continued to pull away with steady scoring in each period. The Sharks (1-5-0) stayed committed defensively and worked to generate chances, but couldn’t solve the Wings’ structure. The Red Wings (2-2-0) capped it with two more in the third.
MAPLE LEAFS: 11 FLYERS: 4
HALIFAX FORUM (CIVIC RINK) — Ben Anderson opened the scoring late in the first, and the Maple Leafs pulled away with a big third period to top the Flyers 11-4. Reid Dale and Myles Sampson each had a hat trick for the Leafs, with Chase Lucas, Alex Warren, Nolan Walsh and Carter Jessome adding singles, and Jessome also setting up Walsh. Griffin MacLeod scored twice for the Flyers, while Parker Alders struck twice in the third, including a goal assisted by Thomas Easson, as the Flyers (0-4-0) kept pushing to the final buzzer against the Leafs (5-2-1).
OILERS: 7 CANADIENS: 0
MARINERS CENTRE (YARMOUTH) — The Oilers struck early and often, building a 7-0 lead in the opening period and carrying it through to the final buzzer. Owen Lovie paced the surge with two goals and an assist, while Nathan Peacock added a pair of goals of his own. Carwyn Rutz chipped in a goal and three helpers, with Zayne Abourached and Jake Mitton rounding out the scoring. The Canadiens (1-3-0) stayed engaged and kept working to generate chances after the quick start, while the Oilers (6-0-0) continued their strong spring run.
STARS: 6 CANUCKS: 1
HALIFAX FORUM (CIVIC RINK) — The Stars jumped out early with three first-period goals, getting two from Lucas McInnis and one from Theodore Pierre to take control. The Canucks pushed back in the third period when Rupert Billard broke through at 3:04 to make it a game, but the Stars answered with timely finishing down the stretch. Pierre added his second at 8:01, Andrew Henderson scored at 2:07, and McInnis capped his hat trick with a late marker at 0:30 for the Canucks (1-1-2). The balanced attack carried the Stars (3-3-0).
SHARKS: 8 CANADIENS: 3
MARINERS CENTRE (YARMOUTH) — Patrick MacLeod opened the scoring early for the Canadiens, but the Sharks answered with four first-period goals to take control, including markers from Lachlan Miller and Austin Hamel. The Sharks kept rolling in the second, as Max Miller and Hamel each scored again, while Oscar Welsford (assist: Gavin Harris, Thomas Beck) and Harrison Ferguson added to the surge. The Canadiens showed plenty of push in the third, with Maverick McPhee and Liam Breen finding the net to close out a strong finish for the Canadiens (1-3-0) in an 8-3 decision over the Sharks (1-5-0).
STARS: 7 FLYERS: 4
HALIFAX FORUM (CIVIC RINK) — Zachary Martin scored four times as the Stars pulled away for a 7-4 win over the Flyers. After the Stars built a 3-2 first-period edge, the Flyers kept pace in the second with goals from Levi Robbins and Parker Alders to make it 5-4 before Martin struck with three seconds left to restore breathing room. Theodore Pierre added two goals, including an early third-period marker to seal it, while Andrew Henderson chipped in an assist for the Stars (3-3-0). Auston Todd and Griffin MacLeod rounded out the offence for the Flyers (0-4-0).
OILERS: 9 RED WINGS: 2
MARINERS CENTRE (YARMOUTH) — The Red Wings jumped out early with first-period goals from Reid Crowell and Wyatt Robicheau, but the Oilers answered back and carried a 3-2 lead into the third before pulling away for a 9-2 win. Owen Lovie paced the offence with a hat trick, while Carwyn Rutz and Hayden Ryall each scored twice. Rowen Nickerson chipped in a goal and two assists, and Nolan Howes also found the back of the net. Crowell (from Cyrano Sooknanan) and Robicheau (from Maverick LeBlanc) supplied the scoring for the Red Wings (2-2-0), while the Oilers (6-0-0) finished strong.
MAPLE LEAFS: 5 CANUCKS: 5
HALIFAX FORUM (CIVIC RINK) — The Maple Leafs and Canucks traded momentum in a back-and-forth 5-5 draw on Saturday. Micah McCarron and Jamison Trainor scored in the first for the Canucks, but Colton Williams (two goals) and Abel Costard answered to keep it even at 2-2. Rupert Billard struck twice in the second, including one set up by Declan Bray, to give the Canucks a 4-2 edge. The Leafs rallied in the third with goals from Alex Warren and Costard, with Williams adding another and Ben Anderson collecting two assists. Jasper Kehoe’s late go-ahead goal for the Canucks was matched by Costard to close it out for the Canucks (1-1-2) and Maple Leafs (5-2-1).
KINGS: 8 AVALANCHE: 1
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — The Kings set the tone early with six first-period goals and carried that pace to an 8-1 win over the Avalanche. Cole Martin led the offence with four goals, including the opener at 11:06 and a late marker at 13:13 of the third, while Jamieson John added two and set up a steady push with help from Mason John. Camden Sutherland and Hudson Wells also found the net for the Kings. The Avalanche kept working and were rewarded when Lincoln Nahas scored at 10:01 of the third off a Beau Coffin assist for the Avalanche (2-4-0). The Kings (8-0-0) closed it out with a composed finish.
PENGUINS: 13 BRUINS: 10
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — The Penguins erased an early deficit and outlasted the Bruins 13-10 in a wide-open game. The Bruins carried a 3-1 lead out of the first period behind Jaxon LeBlanc’s quick start, then kept answering with LeBlanc’s seven-goal outing, plus markers from Sawyer Fewer, Madilyn Hopkins and Preston Finlay. The Penguins took control with a six-goal second period, led by Jordan Mount’s four goals and strong support from Landon Tanner (three goals) and a pair each from Jackson Lapham, Jaxon Habib and Cohen Corbett. The Bruins (0-6-0) kept pushing to the buzzer, while the Penguins (4-2-0) finished off a spirited win.
SABRES: 9 JETS: 2
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — William Bishop opened the scoring early and the Sabres carried that momentum into a five-goal second period on tallies from Lachlan MacIntyre, Dawson Bishop, Sebastian Bishop, Luke Boudreau and Luke Turner. Sebastian Bishop powered the finish with two more in the third to complete a hat trick, while Boudreau added his second of the day. The Jets kept pushing and got goals from Ryker Williams and Braxen Boudreau, with Boden Mees setting up the third-period marker for the Jets (1-2-1), while the Sabres (3-3-0) skated away with the 9-2 win.
AVALANCHE: 11 BRUINS: 4
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — The Avalanche opened with pace and finished with a strong 11-4 win over the Bruins. Beau Coffin led the charge with four goals, as the Avalanche built a 4-2 edge after the first and kept pushing with another four in the second. Stetson Baugild added a pair, while Thomas Martin chipped in a goal and two assists to help stretch the lead.
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — Jaxon LeBlanc scored three times for the Bruins (0-6-0), generating offence in both the first and second periods, and Maxwell Cullen added the other marker. The Avalanche (2-4-0) rounded out the scoring with goals from Thomas O’Brien, Ethan Emanuele and Thomas Mitchell to seal it.
KINGS: 10 JETS: 4
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — The Kings skated to a 10-4 win over the Jets after striking for four first-period goals, paced by Jamieson John’s four-goal performance. The Jets answered with a strong push in the second, getting goals from William White, Isaac LeBlanc (Owen Arsenault) and Ryker Williams to keep things competitive. Owen Arsenault added another for the Jets in the third, but the Kings pulled away with five more third-period markers, including goals from Jack Turple and Ryker Lentz. The Jets (1-2-1) kept battling to generate offence, while the Kings (8-0-0) stayed perfect on the season.
SABRES: 12 PENGUINS: 7
RATH EASTLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE (TRURO) — The Sabres pulled away with a big second period to secure a 12-7 win over the Penguins. Logan MacSween scored four times, and Sebastian Bishop matched him with four goals of his own as the Sabres turned a 2-1 first-period deficit into a 7-3 lead after 24 minutes. Alexander Lapierre added a pair, while Luke Boudreau chipped in a goal and an assist to round out the attack for the Sabres (3-3-0). Jordan Mount and Landon Tanner each scored three times for the Penguins (4-2-0), with Jaxon Habib adding the other marker.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U9 PROS. TIER 1 Weekly Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20, 2026
CANADIENS: 8 MAPLE LEAFS: 1
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK D (MONCTON) — The Canadiens opened the scoring with first-period goals from Alexis Hache and Samuel White, then added two more in the second from Bruno Gaudet and Alexis Mallet to take control. Mallet struck again early in the third, and the Canadiens kept coming with goals from Hache, Ethan Hurley and White to round out the offence. Jack Hamilton got the Maple Leafs on the board at 12:22 of the third period to reward a determined push. Hamilton’s marker was the highlight for the Maple Leafs (2-4-0), while the Canadiens (1-5-0) finished strong.
RIVERBANDITS: 8 GUSTO MOOSE: 1
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK D (MONCTON) — The Riverbandits jumped ahead early with first-period goals from Ethan Hackett and Jack Price, then carried that momentum into the second as Avery Jones made it 3-0. The Riverbandits poured it on in the third, with Price adding his second, plus markers from Ben Baisley (from Will Carter), Carter (from Hackett), Kameron Jardine, and Brody Inman. Max Oram’s late third-period goal, set up by Cole Trevor, gave the Gusto Moose (4-2-0) a bright finish, while the Riverbandits (6-0-0) stayed perfect.
AVALANCHE: 3 GUSTO KINGS: 1
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK D (MONCTON) — After two scoreless periods, the Avalanche broke through early in the third and carried the momentum to a 3-1 win over the Gusto Kings. Blake MacKnight opened the scoring at 14:18, and Liam Cormier made it 2-0 at 11:16 off a setup from Jaxson Hebert. The Kings answered late when Hudson Miller found the net at 00:36 to keep it interesting, but Jack Haché’s goal at 00:05 sealed it for the Avalanche (4-2-0). The Kings (1-5-0) showed grit with a strong late push.
RIVERBANDITS: 8 CANADIENS: 1
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK A (MONCTON) — The Riverbandits broke open a close start and skated to an 8-1 win over the Canadiens on Sunday. Nolan Jones set the tone with the game’s first goal late in the opening period, then added another early in the second as Riverbandits momentum built. The visitors poured in five goals in the middle frame, including tallies from Ethan Hackett and Avery Jones, plus a buzzer-beater from Hadley Somers off a Hackett feed. Will Carter and Kameron Jardine rounded out the scoring in the third. Alex LeBlanc-West got the lone goal for the Canadiens (1-5-0), while the Riverbandits (6-0-0) kept rolling.
AVALANCHE: 9 MAPLE LEAFS: 3
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK A (MONCTON) — Pedro Ciolette, set up by David Doiron, opened the scoring early, but the Avalanche answered with three first-period goals from Francis Robichaud (Jaxson Hebert), Alex Bezeau and Jack Haché to take control. Avalanche kept the pace in the second as Louis Leclair, William Cool, Léo Haché and Bezeau stretched the lead, with the Maple Leafs getting a late response from Lachlan Aucoin. In the third, Jack Hamilton scored with 18 seconds left, while Liam Cormier and Bezeau sealed it for the Avalanche over the Maple Leafs (2-4-0), as Bezeau finished with a hat trick and the Avalanche improved to (4-2-0).
GUSTO MOOSE: 6 GUSTO KINGS: 2
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK A (MONCTON) — The Gusto Moose earned a 6-2 win over the Gusto Kings, using a four-goal third period to break open a tight game. Theo Tracey opened the scoring in the first, and Cole Trevor made it 2-0 in the second before Hudson Miller answered just eight seconds later to keep the Kings close. Max Budd scored twice early in the third, with Max Oram and Sam Blagden adding insurance. Logan McBrine had the Kings’ other marker, as the Kings (1-5-0) stayed competitive into the final frame before the Moose (4-2-0) pulled away.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS SUPER 7 AAA Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
BLUE BATTALION: 8 HEAT: 5
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — The Blue Battalion outlasted the Heat 8-5 in a back-and-forth matchup Saturday. After Nash James opened the scoring early, Parker Stoddard struck twice in the first to give the Battalion a 2-1 edge. Cole Wood’s second-period marker added to the lead, but James replied late to keep it close. The third period turned into a sprint: the Heat tied it on James’ third, before Stoddard and Wood helped the Battalion build separation, even as the Heat pushed back to within one. James finished with four for the Heat (1-3-0), while Stoddard and Wood each scored four for the Blue Battalion (4-0-0).
HURRICANES: 7 STORM: 0
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — Seamus McPherson scored three times as the Hurricanes broke the game open with seven first-period goals and went on to a 7-0 win over the Storm. Troy Scarfe (1G, 1A) and Jack Snow (1G, 1A) added key contributions in the early surge, while Levi Zwicker chipped in with a pair of assists. Elliot Hughes and Owen Mackenzie also found the net as the Hurricanes built a decisive lead. The Storm (0-4-0) kept working and settled in defensively the rest of the way, while the Hurricanes (3-1-0) closed out the shutout.
HEAT: 8 FREEZE: 1
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — Nash James powered the Heat to an 8-1 win over the Freeze with a dominant eight-goal performance. Jack Isenor helped set the tone with a pair of first-period assists as the Heat grabbed a 2-0 lead, but Ben Ferguson replied at 5:28 with help from James Reid to pull the Freeze within one after 12 minutes. James added two more at 10:33 of the second to stretch the margin, then closed the game with four third-period goals as the Freeze (2-2-0) kept battling to the final buzzer against the Heat (1-3-0).
BLUE BATTALION: 11 STORM: 4
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — Blue Battalion struck early and often, building a 9-1 lead after the first period on a flurry that included Bennett Whitehead’s hat trick and three more from Parker Stoddard. Oscar Foley, Cole Wood and Kaja Stryncl also scored in the opening frame as the Battalion’s pace set the tone. Storm showed pushback in the second, getting goals from Theo Marshall, Will Francis and Jacob Nolter to cut into the margin. Jack Johnson added the other marker for the Storm (0-4-0), while Mac Sherry capped it and Whitehead finished with four for Blue Battalion (4-0-0).
HURRICANES: 9 FREEZE: 2
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — Elliot Hughes scored three times as the Hurricanes built a 2-0 lead in the first period, with Seamus McPherson striking late and Lucas Gunn setting up the opener before adding a goal of his own. The Hurricanes broke it open in the second with seven goals, including markers from Logan Dodge Guevara, Owen Mackenzie, Myles O’Neill and Troy Scarfe. Ben Ferguson got the Freeze on the board late in the second, and Benson MacCormick added a third-period goal for the Freeze (2-2-0). The Hurricanes (3-1-0) kept the pace to close out the win.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS U11 PROS. TIER 2 (A) Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
AVALANCHE: 8 SABRES: 1
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — Zachary Carmichael powered the Avalanche to an 8-1 win over the Sabres with six goals, striking twice in the first period before adding one in the second and three more during a five-goal third. William Cooke replied for the Sabres, finishing a play set up by Benjamin Arsenault to briefly pull the game even in the opening frame. Levi Briand and Jonah McCarron each chipped in three assists to keep the Avalanche attack rolling, while Bennett Rogers and Raleigh Pilipowicz rounded out the scoring. The Sabres (1-6-1) kept competing to the final buzzer against the Avalanche (2-3-1).
SHARKS: 6 CANADIENS: 4
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — In a back-and-forth matchup, the Sharks built a key edge in the middle frame and held on for a 6-4 win over the Canadiens. Bennett Crawford struck twice for the Canadiens, opening the scoring at 11:44 of the first and adding another at 8:20 of the second. The Sharks answered with Deacon Lowe, then surged ahead in the second on goals from Reece Zwicker, Coen Burgess and Ty Harlow, with Kieran Mullaney factoring in on key plays. Rowan Wood and Henry Mantha rounded out the Canadiens’ push (2-2-2), while Mullaney and Liam Patterson helped seal it for the Sharks (4-0-2).
OILERS: 7 JETS: 0
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Oilers rolled to a 7-0 win over the Jets on Saturday, breaking things open after a 1-0 first period. Lawson McDow opened the scoring at 8:15 of the first, then Mason Yetman struck three times to lead the offence, including a quick pair in the second. Benjamin Monette added two goals and an assist, with his third-period marker at 10:50 sparking another strong push. Grayson Stewart and the Jets (3-3-0) kept working to the final buzzer, but the Oilers (3-1-2) had the finish throughout.
CANADIENS: 4 RED WINGS: 2
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — Felix Fraughton opened the scoring in the first period as the Canadiens built a 3-0 edge through two, adding a third-period marker from John Eisan (assist: Rowan Wood) to make it 4-0. The Red Wings answered with a strong late push in the third, with Kallen Williams and Brody Mackenzie scoring a little more than two minutes apart to cut into the gap and keep the finish competitive. The Red Wings (2-4-0) pushed late, but the Canadiens (2-2-2) skated away with the win.
BRUINS: 7 STARS: 0
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — The Bruins built an early cushion and carried it through to a 7-0 win over the Stars. Cole Clarkson opened the scoring, Wyatt Mossman added another, and Eliot Murchison made it 3-0 late in the first. Zachary Herridge struck twice early in the second period, with Mossman and Alexander Mackinnon adding to the push as the Bruins kept the pressure on. Murchison and Mackinnon each finished with a goal and an assist. The Stars (0-6-0) stayed with it to the final buzzer, while the Bruins (6-2-0) moved ahead with a complete team effort.
OILERS: 3 SHARKS: 3
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — Reece Zwicker opened the scoring at 8:06 of the first period as the Sharks built early momentum. Deacon Lowe doubled the lead early in the second, finishing a play from Kieran Mullaney and Jaxson Bremner, but the Oilers answered back with goals from Mason McNeil (from Felix Zhu) and Lawson McDow (from Benjamin Monette and Michael Denman) to pull even. Mason Yetman’s third-period marker put the Oilers in front before Bremner tied it late, set up by Ty Harlow and Zwicker, for the Sharks (4-0-2). The Oilers (3-1-2) held on down the stretch to secure the draw.
AVALANCHE: 4 SABRES: 4
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — Zachary Carmichael scored twice in the opening period as the Avalanche jumped in front early, and Daniel LeBlanc added a second-period marker with help from Levi Briand to make it 3-1. Carmichael completed his hat trick at 12:46 of the third to stretch the lead to 4-1, but the Sabres (1-6-1) answered with a strong push as William Cooke, Emma Miller and Ethan Daley (2) scored in the third to pull even late. The Avalanche (2-3-1) got a big afternoon from Briand (2 assists) and LeBlanc (1G, 1A) in the draw.
JETS: 3 RED WINGS: 0
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Jets broke through with a trio of third-period goals to earn a 3-0 win over the Red Wings. After a scoreless opening 24 minutes, Bronson Snow opened the scoring at 5:12 of the third, and Charlie Locke added breathing room at 1:24. Izaak Doane capped it with a late marker at 0:16 as the Jets pulled away down the stretch. The Red Wings (2-4-0) battled to create chances and stayed within reach deep into the final frame, but the Jets (3-3-0) finished strong to secure the shutout.
BLUES: 6 STARS: 1
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — The Blues struck for three first-period goals to take early control, with Haiden Nehiley scoring twice and adding an assist, and Lachlan Nahas chipping in a key marker. Daniel Parafianowicz extended the lead in the second before setting up Easton McCulloch, and Nahas capped his two-goal day late in the third as the Blues (5-1-0) skated to a 6-1 win. The Stars pushed back in the final frame when Hunter Munroe finished a play from Landon Munroe and Christian Carrigan, rewarding their effort for the Stars (0-6-0).
BRUINS: 10 AVALANCHE: 4
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — The Bruins outlasted the Avalanche 10-4 after a high-tempo opening frame that saw eight goals and the Bruins take a 5-3 lead into the break. Cole Clarkson sparked the attack with a hat trick, adding a first-period helper, while Owen Durning chipped in with three assists and Rory Mansfield set up the early opener. The Avalanche stayed within reach early behind goals from Peregrine Lynch, Daniel LeBlanc and Zachary Carmichael, then got a second-period marker from Bennett Rogers to keep pushing the pace for the Avalanche (2-3-1). Bruins finishing touch in the third sealed it for the Bruins (6-2-0).
BLUES: 7 SABRES: 0
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — Abigail Gilbert opened the scoring at 5:02 of the first period, setting the tone as the Blues built a 1-0 lead after one. Declan Brown, Lachlan Nahas and Bennett McKeage added second-period markers to stretch the advantage, with Mason Dubreuil factoring in early and often. In the third, Jordan West and Lachlan Peladeau struck before Dubreuil finished the scoring at 2:00, assisted by Nahas. The Sabres (1-6-1) kept working to generate chances right to the final buzzer, while the Blues (5-1-0) completed the shutout win.
BLUES: 5 BRUINS: 4
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — The Blues rallied late to edge the Bruins 5-4 in a back-and-forth contest. Lachlan Nahas opened the scoring, and Mason Dubreuil struck twice as the Blues kept answering every push. The Bruins carried a 2-1 lead out of the first on goals from Rory Mansfield and Wyatt Mossman, then grabbed the lead again in the third when Mossman scored his second before Cole Clarkson finished a setup from Mansfield and Owen Durning. Haiden Nehiley tied it, and Easton McCulloch’s goal with 57 seconds left sealed it for the Blues (5-1-0) over the Bruins (6-2-0).
BLUES: 6 AVALANCHE: 1
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — Mason Dubreuil opened the scoring early in the first, but Zachary Carmichael answered shortly after to keep it even for the Avalanche. The Blues broke through with a pair of second-period goals from Bennett McKeage and Harvey Mousek, then pulled away in the third as Dubreuil struck again and Daniel Parafianowicz added another. Lachlan Peladeau rounded out the scoring late to cap a strong finish. Carmichael’s goal highlighted the Avalanche’s push (2-3-1), while the Blues improved to (5-1-0).
BRUINS: 8 SABRES: 1
MEMBERTOU SPORT/WELLNESS CENTRE (EMERA RINK) — The Bruins jumped out quickly with four first-period goals, led by Remi Carey’s pair and a strong start from Maison Pye, who finished with two goals and an assist. Rory Mansfield added two goals in the second, including a late marker, as the Bruins kept the pressure on to pull away 8-1. William Cooke scored late in the opening frame for the Sabres (1-6-1), who stayed determined through a tough matchup. The Bruins (6-2-0) improved their record with a complete effort.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS U11 PROS. TIER 2 (B) Roundup: Apr. 13 - 20
WHALERS: 6 PENGUINS: 1
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Whalers pulled away in the third period to earn a 6-1 win over the Penguins. Matthieu D’Entremont opened the scoring in the first, before Willy King replied early in the second to draw the Penguins even. Mason Roberts restored the lead later in the frame, then completed a hat trick with two more goals in the third as the Whalers’ offence found another gear. Brennan Sly added a pair, and Finlay Hanifen chipped in two assists. The Penguins (1-3-0) kept working for chances, but the Whalers (2-1-1) closed it out with a strong finish.
EAGLES: 7 DUCKS: 0
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Eagles built a lead early and never looked back in a 7-0 win over the Ducks on Sunday. René Thibault opened the scoring at 3:30 of the first, then the Eagles broke it open with four second-period goals, including a pair from Rémi Melanson and a Nicholas Haight marker that came after he set up tallies by Messiah Welch and Kingston Kenley. Melanson added another early in the third before Isaac Babin capped the scoring. The Ducks (0-4-0) stayed determined throughout, while the Eagles (4-0-0) completed the shutout.
CANUCKS: 6 FLYERS: 2
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK B) — The Canucks struck for three first-period goals, with Ewan MacLellan scoring twice and adding an assist on Alistair Gillis’ marker to set the early tone. The Flyers answered back when Jack Murray converted a feed from Keegan Bundy, keeping things competitive after 20 minutes. Oliver McAllister added a goal in the second, but Flyers forward Casey Frizzell replied at 5:53 to stay within reach for the Flyers (1-2-1). McAllister’s second and Simon Boudreau’s third-period finish sealed it for the Canucks (2-2-0).
MAPLE LEAFS: 5 KINGS: 4
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK B) — The Maple Leafs built an early cushion and survived a late surge to edge the Kings 5-4 on Sunday. Carter Ingram opened the scoring, then Eric Turchin made it 2-0 late in the first. Wyatt Kachmar got the Kings on the board in the second, but Logan Hire (from Ingram and Avery Levy), Jaxon Parsons (from Ryker Brundage) and Tadhg Bowman (from Liam Hyson and Connor Smith) stretched the lead in the third. Kayden Cooke, Jace Mackenzie and Ewan McNeil pushed back hard for the Kings (2-2-0), but the Maple Leafs (4-0-0) held on.
EAGLES: 4 WHALERS: 1
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Eagles built an early cushion with three first-period goals from René Thibault (Emmit Thibault), Nicholas Haight (Kingston Kenley, Angus Melanson) and Hiroki Blackburn (Morgan Oliver, Régis Tufts), then carried that momentum through a scoreless second. The Whalers answered early in the third when Noah Lowe finished a play from Mason Rhindress to make it 3-1, but Angus Melanson’s unassisted marker restored the three-goal lead. The Whalers (2-1-1) showed pushback late, while the Eagles (4-0-0) stayed unbeaten.
FLYERS: 5 KNIGHTS: 3
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK B) — Isaac Heatley opened the scoring late in the first period and finished with two goals as the Flyers pulled out a 5-3 win over the Knights. Jaxson Giles and Jack Murray added key second-half markers, and Jaxton Harvie’s goal with 16 seconds left sealed it after the Knights had cut the deficit to one. Dallas Bernard scored and also helped set up Verity Watts, while Jack Tapper and Nash Lochead contributed during a strong push that made it tight in the third for the Knights (1-3-0) against the Flyers (1-2-1).
PENGUINS: 8 DUCKS: 2
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Penguins turned a tight start into an 8-2 win over the Ducks on Sunday. Michael Randles opened the scoring early for the Ducks, but Jacob Howard answered late in the first, with Willy King setting it up. After Maxwell Pokol pulled the Ducks even early in the second, the Penguins began to build separation on goals from Brighton MacDonald and Max Mercer. The game broke open in the third as Dominic Houde scored twice and MacDonald added his second, with Carson Blondeau and King also finding the net. The Ducks (0-4-0) battled throughout, while the Penguins (1-3-0) finished strong.
KINGS: 5 CANUCKS: 1
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK B) — The Kings built a 3-0 edge through two periods and skated to a 5-1 win over the Canucks. Dawson Wells opened the scoring in the first, and Jace MacKenzie added a goal and an assist as the Kings kept the pressure on, with Dawson Campbell also scoring in the second. Dexter Mills pulled the Canucks back within 3-1 in the third, but Holden Thornhill and Wyatt Kachmar answered to seal it. The Canucks (2-2-0) stayed competitive, while the Kings (2-2-0) finished with a strong close.
MAPLE LEAFS: 5 KNIGHTS: 4
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — After the Knights opened the scoring late in the first, the Maple Leafs responded with a big push in the second, highlighted by Carter Ingram’s two goals, both set up by Reed Charlton. Liam Hyson added two more in the third as the Leafs built a 5-2 cushion, before the Knights made it tense down the stretch. Nash Lochead scored twice and Connor Worsley had two goals and two assists, including a late marker from Verity Watts, as the Knights (1-3-0) kept coming. The Maple Leafs (4-0-0) held on in a tight finish.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.