NB U11 PROS. TIER 1 Championships
GUSTO HEAT: 8 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 5
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - B CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — Gusto Heat jumped out to a 3-1 first-period lead and carried that momentum into the middle frame, building separation with four more goals in the second. Cas Connolly scored twice and added an assist, while Soren Crowell and Grant Henneberry also struck twice, with Henneberry’s third-period marker standing as the winner. The Champions Hounds pushed back late, getting third-period goals from Sam Mallet, Reid Bailey and Nicholas Black, while Wyatt Beaumeaster set up two. The Hounds (0-12-0) kept pressing, but the Heat (6-5-1) held on.
SHARKS: 3 JETS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - B CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — The Sharks rallied with three third-period goals to edge the Jets 3-2. Ronan Igoe opened the scoring late in the second for the Jets, finishing a play started by Logan Pelletier. Kent Maynard tied it early in the third before Stuart Sulivan struck twice, including the winner with 15 seconds left off a feed from Kessler Ellis. Jacob Matson, set up by Mason Tucker, had pulled the Jets even in the final minutes. Craig Cochrane picked up the win for the Sharks (4-8-0) as the Jets (4-8-0) battled to the final horn.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 5 FLYERS: 0
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - A CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — The Gusto Knights pulled away with a 5-0 win over the Flyers on Sunday. After a scoreless opening period, Clarke Webb broke through midway through the second and added another at 2:18, with Alex Doyle picking up the assist. The Knights kept the momentum in the third as Brody MacDonald, Lachlan Damon (with Doyle’s second helper), and Noah Cloney capped it with a late marker with 32 seconds left. Loëk Kinnear battled throughout for the Flyers (5-5-2), while Isaac Totten earned the shutout for the Knights (12-0-0).
RIVERBANDITS: 4 WHALERS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - A CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — The Riverbandits struck twice in quick succession in the first period on goals from Ben Gaudet (Drew Doherty) and Lucas Woodman (Thomas Murphy, Bennett Bowes) to grab early control. The Whalers pushed back late in the second when Norris Kirst finished a play from Ronan Baglole and William MacDonald, but Luke Carter’s goal with 51 seconds left restored a two-goal cushion. Nate MacKinnon made it a one-goal game late in the third before Murphy, set up by Owen Sippley, answered back to close it out for the Riverbandits (7-4-1) over the Whalers (8-4-0).
JETS: 9 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - B CHAM BRONZE — The Jets built early momentum with four first-period goals and carried it to a 9-2 win over the Champions Hounds. Reid Campbell paced the offence with a hat trick, while Ronan Igoe added a goal and two assists. Harrison Aylward, Jacob Burns, William Butler, Logan Estey and Avery McKenna also found the net for the Jets. Daniel Whalen (1G, 1A) and Carter Fulton (1G, 1A) answered for the Champions Hounds (0-12-0), but the Jets (4-8-0) finished strong with three late third-period goals.
FLYERS: 3 WHALERS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - A CHAM BRONZE — Cole Mundle opened the scoring just 31 seconds into the first period, and the Flyers carried that early jump into the second when Jaxon Chase made it 2-0. The Whalers answered right back with a quick pair as Samuel Vaughan and Nate Mackinnon scored eight seconds apart to pull even in a spirited middle frame. With the game still tied late, Noah Churchill’s goal at 2:53 of the third proved to be the difference for the Flyers (5-5-2). The Whalers (8-4-0) pushed hard to the finish after their second-period surge.
GUSTO HEAT: 1 SHARKS: 0
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - B CHAM GOLD — In a tight, low-scoring matchup, the Gusto Heat held on for a 1-0 win over the Sharks. Asher MacDonald provided the difference at 9:09 of the first period, finishing a play set up by James Stevens and Leo Buckley. From there, both teams settled into a strong defensive pace, with Elliott Ramsay keeping the Sharks within a goal and giving his group a chance deep into the game. Coach Colin MacLeod’s Sharks (4-8-0) kept pressing, but Lars Strachan secured the shutout for the Heat (6-5-1).
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 8 RIVERBANDITS: 1
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - A CHAM GOLD — The Gusto Knights opened a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals from Brody MacDonald and Noah Totten. The Riverbandits answered early in the second when Lucas Woodman finished a play from Ben Gaudet, but the Knights pulled away with three more in the middle frame, including MacDonald’s second and a goal from Annie Lazzari. Lazzari added another in the third, while MacDonald completed his hat trick and Alex Doyle rounded out the scoring. The Riverbandits (7-4-1) kept pushing, while the Gusto Knights (12-0-0) stayed perfect.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS U13 PROS. TIER 2 Championships
RED WINGS: 7 JETS: 0
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK C) - B CHAM GOLD — Coach Andre D'Entremont’s Red Wings jumped out early and carried the momentum to a 7-0 win over the Jets. John Comeau opened the scoring at 10:44 of the first period, with Jace Comeau adding a pair that included the lone goal of the second. Jackson Swaine made it 3-0 after one, before Jaxson Hallett, Cole Myers, and Anthony McColm rounded out the third-period push for the Red Wings (8-3-1). The Jets (5-4-3) kept working throughout, with Talan Hayman in goal and Emory Purdy recording the shutout.
BLUES: 3 OILERS: 2
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) - A CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — The Blues rallied with a pair of third-period goals to edge the Oilers 3-2. After Eddie Gore opened the scoring for the Oilers, Gavin Banfield replied late in the first to make it 1-1. Luke Osborne put the Oilers back in front early in the second, but the Blues answered in the third as Charlie MacLean-Stone tied it before Jace Marenick netted the winner. Connell Young and Theo MacLean helped drive the Oilers’ push (8-4-0), while the Blues closed it out to improve to (11-1-0).
PENGUINS: 7 AVALANCHE: 5
HALIFAX FORUM (CIVIC RINK) - D CHAM 15 VS 14 — The Penguins edged the Avalanche 7-5 after a back-and-forth start that saw the Avalanche take a 3-2 lead into the first intermission. Nicholas Durand and Luha Lee scored twice apiece, with Yui Chau adding a goal for the Avalanche (0-12-0), who stayed within striking distance through two periods. In the third, Malcolm MacKinnon and Connor MacKay each finished with two goals, and Charlie Bing had two assists as the Penguins (1-10-1) struck three times in a quick burst to pull clear.
KNIGHTS: 5 MAPLE LEAFS: 1
HALIFAX FORUM (CIVIC RINK) - C CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — The Knights built an early cushion and carried it through in a 5-1 win over the Maple Leafs. Felix Macleod opened the scoring at 9:53 of the first, with Colin Macleod adding another first-period marker. Drew Pettipas scored twice, striking again late in the third after Thomas Dionne made it 4-0 in the second. Jay Isenor got the Leafs on the board early in the third, a bright moment for Coach Brandon Lively’s Maple Leafs (1-9-2), while Logan Clarke and the Knights (5-4-3) closed out the result.
JETS: 5 CANADIENS: 2
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) - B CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — The Jets jumped out quickly with three first-period goals and carried that momentum to a 5-2 win over the Canadiens. Derek Ross sparked the offence with a hat trick, adding helpers on both James Reid tallies as the Jets built a 4-0 cushion through two periods. The Canadiens pushed back in the third, getting goals from Lucas Olive and Luca Giordani (assist: Liam Myrick) to narrow the gap and finish with a strong push. The Canadiens (8-3-1) kept battling to the final buzzer, while the Jets (5-4-3) closed out the win.
CANUCKS: 10 BRUINS: 3
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) - C CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — The Canucks burst out to a 7-1 first-period lead and never looked back in an 10-3 win over the Bruins. Rylan McCall paced the offence with four goals, while Noah Messer added three and also set up teammates early. Forrest Murphy chipped in with two goals, and Jace Cobbett and Malaki LeBlanc rounded out the scoring. The Bruins kept pushing back with a pair from Jacob McGean and a single from Mason Gordon as the Bruins (4-7-1) looked for momentum through the middle frame. The Canucks (4-7-1) pulled away with four more in the third.
RED WINGS: 3 STARS: 2
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) - B CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — The Red Wings earned a 3-2 overtime win over the Stars on Sunday. Stars forward Dax George opened the scoring 1:45 into the first, set up by Forest Bowser, before Jace Comeau tied it late in the second with help from John Comeau. Ethan MacDonald restored the lead for the Stars early in the second, with Ben Fraser picking up the assist. Louie LeBlanc pulled the Red Wings even at 6:20 of the third, assisted by Comeau, who then ended it with the OT winner at 1:48. Coach Danny Melvin’s Stars (7-5-0) pushed it the extra frame, but the Red Wings (8-3-1) finished the job.
WHALERS: 8 AVALANCHE: 1
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) - D CHAM 15 VS 13 — Carter Bond set the tone early with a pair of first-period goals, and the Whalers pulled away with four in the opening frame. Joey Peskett answered at 9:16 of the first, finishing a play from Michael Paulino and Caius Archibald to keep the Avalanche within striking distance before the Whalers’ offence surged again in the second. Bond completed his hat trick, while Landon Kaizer had a goal and two assists and Donovan Davis chipped in a goal and an assist for the Avalanche (0-12-0) in the 8-1 final over the Whalers (2-8-2).
SHARKS: 4 SABRES: 1
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) - A CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — The Sharks built a 3-0 cushion through two periods and went on to a 4-1 win over the Sabres. Liam Corkum opened the scoring at 8:03 of the first, set up by Gabrielle MacRae. Keith Brown struck twice late in the second—at 1:51 and 0:47—both from Owen Harlow. Zion Johnson got the Sabres on the board at 6:15 of the third, but Landon Russell answered with an unassisted marker at 3:25 to close it out. The Sabres (9-3-0) kept pushing, while the Sharks (9-2-1) wrapped up the result.
BRUINS: 3 MAPLE LEAFS: 2
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) - C CHAM BRONZE — The Bruins struck for three third-period goals to erase an early two-goal deficit and edge the Maple Leafs 3-2. After Nolan McGill and Mason Durdle (assist Jay Isenor) put the Leafs ahead in the first, Jacob McGean took over late with two unassisted goals, bookending Jase Steele’s equalizer at 6:57, set up by McGean and Cohen Hopkins. Joseph Simon stopped all eight shots he faced in relief for the Maple Leafs (1-9-2), while the Bruins (4-7-1) finished the comeback.
CANADIENS: 5 STARS: 4
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) — The Canadiens earned a 5-4 overtime win over the Stars in a back-and-forth matchup. Matthew Killam opened the scoring, and Luca Giordani added two goals — including a late second-period marker that pulled the Canadiens even heading into the third. The Stars answered with a big night from Max Horechuk, who recorded a hat trick, while Spencer Harpell chipped in with two assists and Wyatt Carr also scored. After the teams traded goals in the third, Liam Myrick ended it at 1:54 of overtime for the Canadiens (8-3-1), while the Stars (7-5-0) showed plenty of push right to the finish.
WHALERS: 7 PENGUINS: 3
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) - D CHAM 14 VS 13 — Simon Kaizer’s first-period marker set the tone, and the Whalers pulled away with four third-period goals to top the Penguins 7-3. Kaizer finished with a hat trick, while Carter Bond added two goals and an assist, including the eventual winner early in the third. The Penguins traded chances through the middle frame, getting two goals from Malcolm MacKinnon and another from Oliver O’Brien as the game was tied 3-3 heading to the third. MacKinnon’s Penguins (1-10-1) kept pushing, but the Whalers (2-8-2) closed it out down the stretch.
SABRES: 5 OILERS: 2
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) — Zion Johnson opened the scoring late in the second period, and the Sabres carried that momentum into the third on goals from Noah Ehler (2), Max Green and James McAuley in a 5-2 win. Ehler struck twice in the final frame, while Green finished with a goal and an assist and Johnson added a goal and a helper for Coach Brian Horne’s Sabres (9-3-0). The Oilers pushed back in the third with Theo MacLean and Dorian Huska-Regular finding the net, showing plenty of fight to the finish for the Oilers (8-4-0).
KNIGHTS: 7 CANUCKS: 4
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) - C CHAM GOLD — The Knights jumped out to a fast start with four first-period goals from Elliott Gosine, Thomas Dionne, Felix MacLeod and Colin MacLeod, then carried that momentum to a 7-4 win over the Canucks. Dionne finished with two, while Drew Pettipas added a pair as the Knights kept the offence rolling in the second and third. Noah Messer scored twice for the Canucks, with Forrest Murphy and Rylan McCall also finding the net as they pushed back late. The Canucks (4-7-1) kept battling to the final buzzer, while the Knights (5-4-3) earned the result.
BLUES: 1 SHARKS: 0
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK A) - A CHAM GOLD — Jace Marenick broke through at 7:45 of the first period, finishing a play set up by Harrison Hunter and Charlie MacLean-Stone as the Blues edged the Sharks 1-0. With the lone goal standing up the rest of the way, Mike Shen earned the shutout in a composed outing for Chris Hunter’s Blues (11-1-0). The Sharks (9-2-1) stayed right with them and got strong work in goal from Oliver Demone before Ryan Faber took over, as Myles Harlow’s group kept it a one-shot game to the final buzzer.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U15 PROS. TIER 2 - CHAMPIONSHIPS
JETS: 6 FLYERS: 1
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - C CHAM 4 VS 3 — The Jets jumped out early with goals from Brayden Dallaire and Chase Linder, including Linder’s marker with one second left in the opening period. Linder completed a hat trick with two more in the second, while Chase Coles also struck as the Jets carried the play into the third. Kayden Constantine replied at 6:32 of the second, set up by Max Giffard and Gabriel Mersereau, for the Flyers (3-9-0). Aaron Smith and Owen Ells added late insurance as the Jets (3-9-0) closed out the 6-1 win.
PENGUINS: 6 GUSTO KINGS: 1
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) - B CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — The Penguins built early momentum with three first-period goals, opened by Nate Heavyside (Nikolai Gerk) before Carter Saunders struck twice off feeds from Lucas Ferrari and Maxim Allen. Kai Boucher added a solo marker early in the second to make it 4-0. The Gusto Kings got on the board at 5:59 of the third when Sid Buckley finished a play set up by Colton MacLeod and Thor Lee for Coach Mike Conley’s Kings (5-5-2). Saunders answered with his third, and Roman MacNaughton capped it late, as the Penguins (8-3-1) closed out the win.
WHALERS: 6 CANADIENS: 5
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) - A CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — The Whalers erased a two-goal deficit after 40 minutes and surged to a 6-5 win over the Canadiens. Down 4-2 heading into the third, the Whalers got a pair from Kip Nurse and two goals from Colby Gaudet, with Elliot Buote setting up two tallies as the comeback took shape. Zachary Clements and Jesse Arsenault also found the net. The Canadiens got two goals from Zachary Richard, plus singles from Max Frenette, Theo Roy and Charles Stubbs, but couldn’t hold on late as the Canadiens (7-3-2) battled to the finish and the Whalers (8-1-3) closed it out.
GUSTO MOOSE - SCOTT: 7 MAPLE LEAFS: 0
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - C CHAM 5 VS 2 — Gusto Moose - Scott jumped out early with three first-period goals from Easton Fowler, Grayson Masters and Grayson Scott, then carried that momentum into an 7-0 win over the Maple Leafs. Fowler added his second in the middle frame, before the Moose pulled away with four more in the third, including a pair from Wes Cleveland. Hudson Thorne and Luke Manderson rounded out the scoring, with Jordan Doyle helping set up two goals. Alexander Muise battled through the full game for the Leafs (2-10-0), while Lachlan Daley earned the shutout for the Moose (5-6-1).
GUSTO MOOSE - GARNETT: 4 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 2
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) - B CHAM SEMI 3 VS 2 — Oscar Zeng scored twice as Gusto Moose - Garnett built a 4-0 lead and held on for a 4-2 win. Daryl Sully opened the scoring and added two assists, while Talon Mason also found the net early as Coach Nick Garnett’s Moose (4-3-5) struck three times in the first period before extending the margin in the second. The Gusto Knights pushed back in the third, getting goals from Jax Galbraith and Quinn Gaddas, who added an assist for the Knights (6-5-1).
CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 4 KINGS: 3
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) - A CHAM SEMI 4 VS 1 — The Champions Sheriffs jumped out early and held on for a 4-3 win over the Kings in a back-and-forth matchup. Garret Ogden opened the scoring before Tyson Furlong made it 2-0 late in the first. After Cameron Lane stretched the lead in the second, the Kings answered with goals from Jacob Sonier and Lucas Basque, with Félix Losier picking up an assist. Losier tied it early in the third, but Tyler Comeau’s late goal proved the difference for the Sheriffs (8-2-2) over the Kings (9-2-1).
SHARKS: 6 SABRES: 3
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - C CHAM 6 VS 1 — The Sharks scored three times in the second period to erase an early deficit and went on to a 6-3 win over the Sabres. Landyn O’Donnell opened the scoring and later set up Mason Betteridge as the Sabres jumped ahead 2-0 in the first. The Sharks answered with a strong push in the middle frame, getting goals from Jack Duffy Corkum, Daxson McKenna and Jax DeVos. Cruz Johnson, Jessie Gallant and Jude Gaudet rounded out the offence, while Maddison Holloway’s third-period marker kept the Sabres (0-12-0) battling to the end against the Sharks (6-4-2).
GUSTO KINGS: 4 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 1
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) — Brody Perry opened the scoring late in the first period, and Devante Marsh answered for the Gusto Knights (6-5-1) to make it 1-1 heading into the break. The Gusto Kings took control in the second, getting the go-ahead marker from Colton Macleod before adding goals from Jacob Betts (Ian Scott) and Grady Moran (Sid Buckley, Marty McLean). With coach Mike Conley behind the bench, the Kings (5-5-2) closed out the 4-1 win.
MAPLE LEAFS: 7 SABRES: 1
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - C CHAM CONSOLATION — The Maple Leafs built early momentum and carried it through a 7-1 win over the Sabres. William Coulombe scored twice in the first period, and the Leafs stretched the lead in the second with goals from Noah Taylor, Cole Walsh and Dylan Potvin. Potvin and Taylor each finished with two goals, with Ray Lin and Alex Gionet providing key helpers for Coach Josh Wallace’s Maple Leafs (2-10-0). The Sabres stayed with it to the finish, getting a late third-period goal from Landyn O’Donnell for Coach Ryan Betteridge’s Sabres (0-12-0).
CANADIENS: 4 KINGS: 3
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) - A CHAM BRONZE — The Canadiens built an early edge with first-period goals from Charles Stubbs and Mikaël Rioux, then carried that momentum into a tense finish in a 4-3 win over the Kings. Rioux added an assist, while Quinn Harris had a goal and a helper, including a late marker at 0:33 of the third that proved crucial for the Canadiens (7-3-2). The Kings pushed hard in the third, with Lucas Basque finishing a play from Alexa Sonier and Massy Dabouz before goals from Charles Hache and Jacob Sonier made it a one-goal game at the buzzer for the Kings (9-2-1).
PENGUINS: 5 GUSTO MOOSE - GARNETT: 2
ARENA EUGENE LEBLANC (MEMRAMCOOK) - B CHAM GOLD — The Penguins built an early cushion and held off a third-period push from the Gusto Moose - Garnett, skating to a 5-2 win. Kai Boucher opened the scoring at 3:48 of the first and added another in the second, with Nate Heavyside picking up assists on both. Benjamin Langis made it 3-0 later in the middle frame. The Moose pulled within one early in the third on goals from Street Miller and Daryl Sully, but Heavyside answered twice to close it out, including an insurance marker with 15 seconds left for the Penguins (8-3-1). Hayden Pattterson-Hanley, Oscar Zeng and Oscar Muehlbauer chipped in helpers for the Moose (4-3-5).
FLYERS: 5 JETS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) - C CHAM BRONZE — Michael Somkin opened the scoring in the first period, and the Flyers capped a big third with four goals to pull away for a 5-2 win over the Jets. The Jets struck early in the third to take a brief lead on goals from Chase Linder (assist Adam Martin) and Emerik Bourgeois, but Jaxon Best answered with a pair for the Flyers, including the go-ahead marker. Zach Steeves (assist Max Giffard) and Gabriel Mersereau added late insurance. The Jets (3-9-0) kept pushing, while Coach Nickerson’s Flyers (3-9-0) finished strong.
CHAMPIONS SHERIFFS: 6 WHALERS: 3
GREENFOOT 4PLEX RINK C (MONCTON) - A CHAM GOLD — Colby Gaudet opened the scoring 55 seconds in, but the Champions Sheriffs answered with three first-period goals from Ashton O’Quinn, Nicholas Alexander and Cash Henderson to take control. In the third, Maxime Doiron scored twice, including a late marker, while Tyson Furlong added a key insurance goal and Tyler Comeau chipped in with two assists. Zachary Clements and Holden Rayner replied for the Whalers (8-1-3), who kept pushing to the final buzzer. The Champions Sheriffs (8-2-2) closed it out from there.
SHARKS: 7 GUSTO MOOSE - SCOTT: 0
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Sharks broke the game open with five first-period goals and carried that momentum to a 7-0 win over Gusto Moose - Scott. Owen Hickey scored twice early and added an assist, while Jack Mackay also finished with two goals. Daxson McKenna chipped in a goal and two assists, with Lincoln Warrick and Jude Gaudet rounding out the scoring as the Sharks added one in each of the final two periods. Goalie Ben Hardy turned aside everything he faced, while Lachlan Daley stayed busy and kept competing for the Moose (5-6-1) as the Sharks (6-4-2) closed out the shutout.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
Atlantic Cup Female AAA
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.
Atlantic CUP U15 AAA Recap
MARLINS: 5 GATORS: 1
4PLEX RINK A — The Marlins broke open a tight game with a four-goal second period to earn a 5-1 win over the Gators. Dom Cormier opened the scoring at 7:58 of the first, set up by Eli Gaudet, before Remi Michaud answered unassisted at 13:22 to make it 1-1. Matto Belanger scored twice in the second, including the go-ahead marker at 17:45, while Raph Gautreau and Nicolas Bastarache added insurance. Michaud’s goal accounted for the Gators’ offence (1-2-1), while Gaudet and Blake Robinson each had two assists for the Marlins (4-1-0).
GRIZZLIES: 5 RUSH: 0
4PLEX RINK A — The Grizzlies struck early and carried the pace to a 5-0 win over the Rush. Landry Arseneault scored twice, opening the scoring at 8:16 of the first period before adding another in the second, while Jaxson Steeves chipped in a goal and two helpers. Dallas Hamilton and Sam LeBlanc rounded out the first-period surge, and Steeves made it 4-0 at 11:48 of the second. Alex LeBlanc posted the shutout for the Grizzlies (3-1-1), as the Rush (0-4-0) stayed competitive and kept working for chances throughout.
GATORS: 1 GRIZZLIES: 1
4PLEX RINK C — The Gators and Grizzlies played to a 1-1 draw after a tight second period decided the scoring. Nikolas Melanson put the Gators in front at 10:11 of the middle frame, with Wyatt Kitchen picking up the helper. The Grizzlies answered late in the period when Jacob Robichaud buried the equalizer at 16:20, set up by Landry Arseneault and Rhys Sturgeon, and the game stayed locked from there for the Grizzlies (3-1-1). Mathius Theriault and Alex LeBlanc each allowed just one goal as the Gators (1-2-1) earned a point.
MARLINS: 3 RUSH: 1
4PLEX RINK C — The Marlins skated to a 3-1 win over the Rush after building a 2-0 first-period lead on goals from Owen MacPherson (Dom Cormier) and Blake Robinson (Matto Belanger, Cormier). Matto Belanger extended it early in the second, finishing a play from MacPherson to make it 3-0. The Rush kept pushing and got on the board late in the period when Blake Quirion converted Will McQuade’s setup, but couldn’t close the gap the rest of the way, leaving the Rush (0-4-0) to regroup while the Marlins (4-1-0) moved ahead.
GATORS: 6 RUSH: 0
4PLEX RINK C — Vinny Vallee scored a hat trick as the Gators built a 4-0 lead in the first period and never looked back in a 6-0 win over the Rush. Cedric Frenette added two goals, while Nikolas Melanson chipped in with the other marker. Caleb Boudreau helped drive the offence with three assists, and Mathius Theriault earned the shutout. The Rush (0-4-0) kept working to create chances after a tough opening frame, but couldn’t break through. The Gators (1-2-1) capped it with two quick goals early in the second period to seal the result.
MARLINS: 3 GRIZZLIES: 0
4PLEX RINK C — The Marlins picked up a 3-0 win over the Grizzlies after scoring twice in the first period. Patrice Richard opened the scoring at 7:59, and Nicolas Bastarache made it 2-0 at 3:17, with Hayden Rafuse setting up both goals. Pat Oconnors added an early second-period marker at 12:36, with Rafuse, Bastarache, and Matto Belanger chipping in key assists. The Grizzlies (3-1-1) kept working for a breakthrough, but Jayden Richford posted the shutout for the Marlins (4-1-0).
MARLINS: 9 RUSH: 3
4PLEX RINK C (SEMI 4 VS 1) — The Marlins built an early cushion with six first-period goals, sparked by Dom Cormier and Matto Belanger, and carried that momentum into the second to stretch the lead to 9-0. Cormier finished with four goals, while Belanger added two goals and set up several more, including tallies from Hayden Rafuse, Pat Oconnors and Simon Leblanc. The Rush answered with a strong push in the second period as Thomas Kingston, Sawyer Patterson and Reese Harris found the net, with Will McQuade picking up two assists for the Rush (0-4-0). The win rounded out a productive outing for the Marlins (4-1-0).
GRIZZLIES: 5 GATORS: 4
4PLEX RINK C (SEMI 3 VS 2) — The Grizzlies held on for a 5-4 win over the Gators after a back-and-forth matchup. Grizzlies goals from Jay Cornect-Patterson, Xavier Caissie and Jaxson Steeves built a 3-1 first-period lead, before Steeves struck again early in the second. The Gators pushed right back with three straight second-period goals from Nikolas Melanson, Vinny Vallee and Morgan Groundwater to pull even at 4-4. Landry Arsenault broke the tie late in the third, with help from Steeves, as the Gators (1-2-1) couldn’t find a final answer against the Grizzlies (3-1-1).
GRIZZLIES: 6 MARLINS: 4
4PLEX RINK D (FINALS) — The Grizzlies built a 5-2 lead in a wide-open first period, with Jay Cornect-Patterson scoring twice and adding a third later, while Dallas Hamilton and Jaxson Steeves also found the net. Raph Gautreau answered for the Marlins with a pair of first-period goals to keep it close. Cornect-Patterson completed his hat trick early in the second, but Marlins responses from Matto Belanger and Patrice Richard made it a push the rest of the way. Jacob Robichaud had two assists for the Grizzlies. The Marlins (4-1-0) kept pressing late, while the Grizzlies (3-1-1) held on.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS U13 PROS. TIER 2 Recap: May 4 - 11
KNIGHTS: 10 PENGUINS: 3
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Knights skated to a 10-3 win over the Penguins on Saturday morning, building a 5-2 edge after a busy opening period. Drew Pettipas and Thomas Dionne each scored three times to pace the offence, while Hudson Miller added two goals in the second to keep the momentum rolling. Elliott Gosine and Scott Reith also found the net for the Knights. The Penguins kept pushing with goals from Liam Gordon, Isaac Yorke and Malcolm MacKinnon, with Yorke adding an assist for the Penguins (0-9-1). The Knights (3-4-3) rounded out the scoring with a steady third period.
STARS: 6 MAPLE LEAFS: 3
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — The Stars built an early 2-0 lead on first-period goals from Max Horechuk and Ethan MacDonald, before the Maple Leafs answered in the second as Grayson Smith and Winston Cullum scored late to pull even. Spencer Harpell restored the edge heading into the third, but Smith’s second of the game tied it again early. The Stars responded with three straight third-period goals from Jackson Steeves, MacDonald, and Ethan MacRae to close out the win. The Maple Leafs (1-7-2) kept pushing, but the Stars (7-3-0) finished strong.
SHARKS: 8 WHALERS: 1
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — Orion Robinson scored twice as the Sharks built a 3-0 first-period lead, with Bennett Mackenzie also finding the net and Jase Wamboldt setting up a pair. Simon Kaizer answered late in the period for the Whalers on a feed from Maverick Avramenko to make it 3-1. The Sharks pulled away in the second, led by two goals from Keith Brown and a pair from Owen Harlow, while Wamboldt added a goal of his own. The Whalers (0-8-2) kept pushing, but the Sharks (8-1-1) closed it out with a strong finish.
JETS: 10 AVALANCHE: 3
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — The Jets jumped out early and never looked back in an 10-3 win over the Avalanche. James Reid paced the offence with a hat trick, while Jacob Nissan scored twice and added a helper. Derek Ross also finished with two goals, and Rylan Baverstock, Cameron O’Laney, Caiden Bouchie and Lewis MacDonald rounded out the scoring as the Jets built a big first-period cushion. The Avalanche answered with goals from Henry Casey and two from Tristin Smith, with Luna Lee picking up a pair of assists for Coach JM Paulin’s Avalanche (0-10-0) in a determined effort, while the Jets (4-3-3) closed out the result.
OILERS: 5 RED WINGS: 3
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Oilers pulled away in a back-and-forth 5-3 win over the Red Wings on Saturday. Anthony McColm opened the scoring early for the Red Wings, but Michael MacLean answered late in the first to make it 1-1. After Hudson Spinney and Hayden Banks gave the Red Wings a 3-1 edge in the second, the Oilers surged ahead with three quick goals from Dorian Huska-Regular, Theo MacLean and Eric LeBlanc. Connell Young added an early third-period marker to seal it. McColm, Spinney and Banks scored for Coach Andre D’Entremont’s Red Wings (6-3-1), while Theo MacLean finished with a goal and two assists for the Oilers (8-2-0).
BLUES: 10 CANUCKS: 3
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — Charlie MacLean-Stone struck four times as the Blues jumped out to a big first period and went on to a 10-3 win over the Canucks. Jace Marenick had a goal and two assists, while Gavin Banfield added two goals in a balanced attack that also saw markers from Holden Campbell, Xavier Naugle and Matthew Pettipas. The Canucks kept pushing back in the opening frame, with goals from Forrest Murphy, Matheo Doucette and Elliot LeBlanc for the Canucks (3-6-1). Coach Chris Hunter’s Blues (9-1-0) pulled away with four more in the second.
CANADIENS: 5 SABRES: 4
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — The Canadiens erased an early one-goal deficit and pulled out a 5-4 win over the Sabres in a back-and-forth finish. After Zion Johnson opened the scoring late in the first, the teams traded momentum through a two-goal second period from Ethan Zinck and Luca Giordani before Felix Statchook answered. Johnson completed his hat trick in the third, and his go-ahead marker set the stage for a late push. Jace Rizzato tied it with 45 seconds left, then Daniel Purdy found the winner at 0:33 for the Canadiens (7-2-1). Statchook finished with a goal and three helpers for the Sabres (8-2-0).
OILERS: 7 PENGUINS: 0
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Oilers jumped out to a 3-0 first-period lead and never looked back in a 7-0 win over the Penguins. Dorian Huska-Regular and Tyler Rowe scored twice apiece, while Theo MacLean added a goal and two assists and Bryer Grant chipped in with two helpers. Alexander Spencer opened the scoring, and Eric LeBlanc rounded out the offence as the Oilers kept adding in each period. Mackenzie Haddon earned the shutout for the Oilers, while James Leong stayed busy in goal as the Penguins (0-9-1) continued to battle for breaks. The Oilers (8-2-0) closed out a complete road win.
STARS: 6 BRUINS: 4
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — Anthony Deveaux opened the scoring for the Bruins, but the Stars answered with a four-goal first period surge, highlighted by goals from Max Horechuk and Jackson Steeves. The Bruins pushed back in the second on Logan Morrison (from Deveaux) and Jacob McGean, then made it a one-goal game early in the third when Mason Gordon finished a play from Morrison. Horechuk’s second of the day provided the late separation as Coach Danny Melvin’s Stars (7-3-0) held off the Bruins (3-6-1).
BLUES: 7 KNIGHTS: 2
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Blues pulled away for a 7-2 win over the Knights after a tight opening frame. Brennan Chapdelaine opened the scoring, and Gavin Banfield scored twice as the teams traded goals early and were tied 2-2 after one. Charlie MacLean-Stone broke the deadlock in the second period and added two assists, including on Jace Marenick’s third-period marker that helped turn the tide. Lucas Kelly and Harrison Hunter also found the net, while Mike Shen stopped 23 of 25. Milo MacLeod and Drew Pettipas scored for the Knights (3-4-3), while the Blues (9-1-0) finished strong.
JETS: 8 MAPLE LEAFS: 5
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — The Jets built an early cushion with four first-period goals, including two from Lewis MacDonald, then kept the pressure on in an 8-5 win over the Maple Leafs. MacDonald finished with a hat trick, while Caiden Bouchie added two goals and an assist and Derek Ross chipped in a goal. The Leafs answered with a pair from Grayson Smith and made a third-period push behind Nolan McGill’s two late markers, with Grayson Slade adding the other. McGill’s surge kept the Maple Leafs (1-7-2) pushing, but the Jets (4-3-3) had enough offence to see it through.
SABRES: 7 AVALANCHE: 0
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — The Sabres built early momentum with three first-period goals, then pulled away with four more in the second on the way to a 7-0 win over the Avalanche. Kolton Ludlow Kyte paced the attack with a hat trick, including the opener at 8:45 of the first, while Felix Statchook added a goal and two assists. Noah Ehler, Zachary Horne and Drew Cameron also found the net. Grady Fidler earned the shutout. The Avalanche (0-10-0) kept working to generate chances throughout, but couldn’t break through. The Sabres (8-2-0) closed the game out with a strong finish.
SHARKS: 6 CANUCKS: 5
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Sharks built a cushion and then withstood a late push to edge the Canucks 6-5. Jase Wamboldt opened the scoring 44 seconds into the first, and a late second-period surge featured goals from Keith Brown, Bennett Mackenzie and Riley Jollimore to make it 4-1. Mackenzie added his second early in the third, and Owen Harlow followed to extend the lead. The Canucks answered with four third-period goals, led by two from Logan Deveau and a goal and two assists from Forrest Murphy for the Canucks (3-6-1), but the Sharks (8-1-1) held on.
CANADIENS: 7 BRUINS: 2
PICTOU COUNTY WELLNESS CENTRE (SOBEYS RINK) — Ethan Zinck scored four times as the Canadiens pulled away for a 7-2 win over the Bruins. Zinck opened the scoring early in the first, but Boston answered late on Jacob McGean’s marker to make it 1-1. The Bruins grabbed a brief second-period edge when Logan Morrison finished unassisted, before Zinck struck twice to send the Canadiens into the third up 3-2. Liam Myrick, Jace Rizzato and Lucas Olive added insurance, and Coach PJ Walcott’s Canadiens (7-2-1) closed it out late. The Bruins (3-6-1) showed push early and kept pressing throughout.
RED WINGS: 9 WHALERS: 5
HALIFAX FORUM (FORUM RINK) — The Red Wings and Whalers traded chances early before the Red Wings carried a 3-2 lead out of the first period and stretched it to 7-4 after 40 minutes. Louie LeBlanc scored twice and added two assists, while Jace Comeau and Jackson Swaine each had two goals for the Red Wings. The Whalers answered with a pair from Simon Kaizer, plus singles from Leighlen Corkum, Liam Hatt and Carter Bond to keep it close into the third. The Whalers (0-8-2) kept pushing, but the Red Wings (6-3-1) closed it out.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U11 PROS. TIER 1 Recap: May 4 - 11
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 6 FLYERS: 1
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — The Gusto Knights pulled away for a 6-1 win over the Flyers on Saturday. Annie Lazzari and Clarke Webb struck 18 seconds apart late in the first period to set the tone, with Brody MacDonald helping on both. Noah Cloney added a pair in the second, while MacDonald chipped in a goal and two assists as the Knights kept building their lead. Jaxon Chase provided the Flyers’ lone response in the second period to make it 3-1 at the time. The Flyers (4-4-2) stayed competitive, but the Knights (10-0-0) closed it out with a steady finish.
GUSTO HEAT: 6 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 4
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — Cas Connolly scored twice in the first period as the Gusto Heat built an early lead and held on for a 6-4 win over the Champions Hounds. Lincoln Belliveau and Andrew Barter added key goals, while Leo Buckley finished with two goals and an assist, with Asher MacDonald setting up a pair. The Hounds pushed back in the third, getting goals from Matthew Mitchell, Reid Bailey and Carter Fulton after Sam Mallett opened their scoring in the second. The Hounds (0-10-0) showed plenty of fight to the final buzzer, while the Heat (4-5-1) earned the decision.
FLYERS: 7 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 0
SUMMIT CENTRE (HAMPTON) — The Flyers built a 3-0 first-period lead and kept the pressure on, rolling to an 11-0 win over the Champions Hounds. Thomas Edwards led the attack with four goals, including a pair in the second period, while Noah Churchill added two goals and Jacob Demille chipped in three assists. Tejashwin Mithun had a goal and an assist, and scoring support also came from Cole Mundle, Gunner Sappier, Samuel Arbeau, and Myles Hall. Loik Kinnear earned the shutout as the Champions Hounds (0-10-0) battled to the finish against the Flyers (4-4-2).
SHARKS: 4 WHALERS: 1
SLEMON PARK PLEX (SUMMERSIDE) — Blake Richardson’s goal late in the first period, set up by Samuel Vaughan, gave the Whalers an early lift, but the Sharks answered with a strong middle frame to take control. Henry Marchbank tied it at 8:55 of the second before Kessler Desroches put the visitors ahead at 3:02. Quinton McDonell extended the lead at 8:45 of the third, and Kent Maynard’s marker at 1:45 sealed the 4-1 decision. Richardson’s opener stood as the lone goal for the Whalers (8-2-0), while Marchbank added an assist as the Sharks (3-7-0) finished the job.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 7 GUSTO HEAT: 2
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — The Gusto Knights jumped out early with first-period goals from Noah Cloney, Lachlan Damon and Annie Lazzari and carried that momentum into a 7-2 win over the Gusto Heat. Cloney finished with a hat trick, while Alex Doyle added a goal and two assists and Clarke Webb chipped in a late third-period marker plus two helpers. The Heat kept pushing in the third, getting goals from Soren Crowell (assisted by Asher Lohnes and Levi Childs) and Cas Connolly (Theo Teed) for the Heat (4-5-1). The Knights improved to (10-0-0).
RIVERBANDITS: 7 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 1
LADY BEAVERBROOK RINK (FREDERICTON) — Olivier Savoy opened the scoring early for the Hounds (0-10-0), but the Riverbandits answered with a seven-goal surge in the first period to pull away for a 7-1 win. Ben Gaudet and Gavin Kingston each struck twice, with Kingston’s second coming in the final seconds of the frame. Drew Doherty added a goal and set up four others, while Bennett Russell and Brady Manuel rounded out the offence in a fast start that carried the Riverbandits (6-3-1) to the finish.
RIVERBANDITS: 7 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 1
LADY BEAVERBROOK RINK (FREDERICTON) — The Riverbandits rolled to a 7-1 decision over the Champions Hounds, striking three times in the first period to take control early. Owen Sippley opened the scoring at 5:48, set up by Bennett Bowes, and Ben Gaudet added another at 2:11. The Bandits kept it going in the second with goals from Easton Mullin, Ben Connors (from Oakley Benoit) and Lucas Woodman. Kian Tomah replied for the Hounds on a feed from Ellis Davidson. Drew Doherty finished it off in the third as the Riverbandits (6-3-1) closed it out, while Coach Adam Savoy’s Champions Hounds (0-10-0) kept battling to the final buzzer.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U15 PROS. TIER 1 Recap: May 4 - 11
GUSTO KINGS: 4 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 3
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — Drew Anderson opened the scoring at 7:43 of the first period and added another in the second as the Gusto Kings built a 4-0 cushion. Joe Martin and Evan Hall (assist: Bryce Green) also scored in a three-goal middle frame that had the Kings in control heading to the third. The Gusto Knights (2-7-1) made it tight with a late surge, getting third-period goals from Dustin Dunn (assist: Xavier Conway), Owen Daigle (from Dunn) and Aiden Morrison (assist: Xander Richards), but couldn’t find the equalizer against the Kings (8-1-1).
GUSTO HEAT: 8 TIGERS: 1
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — The Gusto Heat set the pace early and never let up in an 8-1 win over the Tigers. Cameron Throop powered the offence with a hat trick, while Dax Lewis added two goals as the Heat carried a 3-0 lead out of the first and built on it in the second. The Tigers broke through at 5:22 of the third on Jesse White’s goal, set up by Jasper Tabor, but Throop answered with two more to close it out for the Tigers (2-8-0). Mike Folkins chipped in three assists as the Heat (5-3-2) finished strong.
EAGLES: 4 GUSTO BLADES: 4
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — The Eagles and Gusto Blades played to a 4-4 draw in a back-and-forth contest. Riley Baker (Noah Duplessis, Noah Mockler) and Marco Gallant (Colton Chandler) struck in the first, before Marcus Wilson answered twice late for the Blades, set up both times by Issac Matthews. Sidney Scott’s goal at 00:16 of the second nudged the Eagles ahead, but Lief Vieten replied for the Blades. Nathan Fenwick put the Blades (3-5-2) in front early in the third, and Owen Smith, assisted by Eric Smith and Scott, pulled the Eagles (0-6-4) even.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 1 EAGLES: 0
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — In a tight, scoreless battle through two periods, the Gusto Knights broke through at 9:21 of the third when Harrison Gamble finished a play set up by Brandon Brown and Luke Ferguson. Brendan Scott made the lone goal stand with a shutout for the Knights. At the other end, Christophe Gauvin kept the Eagles close with a strong effort in net as they pushed for an equalizer late. The Eagles (0-6-4) stayed within a bounce throughout, but the Knights (2-7-1) held on for the 1-0 win.
GUSTO BLADES: 6 TIGERS: 4
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — The Gusto Blades rallied for a 6-4 win over the Tigers after a back-and-forth afternoon. Owen Travers opened the scoring early, and later added his second, while Preston Mallet (Jesse White) and River Snowdon (Thomas Sharkey) kept the Tigers pushing right to the final minutes for the Tigers (2-8-0). The Blades answered with a three-goal first period from Lief Vieten, Kaden Forgie (Issac Matthews) and Nathan Fenwick, then pulled ahead in the third on goals by Cody Stinson (Parker Charmichael) and Emmett Hubbard (Vieten) before Matthews sealed it late for the Blades (3-5-2).
BULLS: 2 LIONS: 0
POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE (POWNAL) — It took until the third period for the Bulls and Lions to break through in a tight, scoreless game, but the Bulls found the finish in a 2-0 win. Braiden Rossiter opened the scoring at 13:45 of the third, finishing a play set up by Elliot Delaney. Grayson MacAdam added an insurance marker at 8:11, with helpers from Asher Adams and Brett Kennedy. Quintin Annema recorded the shutout for the Bulls, while Dexter McLaughlin and the Lions (7-3-0) kept it close to the final horn against the Bulls (7-3-0).
PANTHERS: 2 STALLIONS: 0
KCI - EDDY (BATHURST) — Simon Haché opened the scoring just 17 seconds into the second period, finishing a play set up by Mathis Wilson, as the Panthers earned a 2-0 win over the Stallions. Keith Ross added the insurance marker at 5:00 of the second, with Thomas Albert picking up the assist. The Stallions stayed within reach through a scoreless first period and continued to push for offence, but couldn’t solve Sébastien Gionet, who posted the shutout. The Stallions (2-7-1) kept competing to the final buzzer, while Coach Carson Roussel’s Panthers (3-5-2) secured the win.
BENGALS: 4 WHALERS: 2
POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE (POWNAL) — The Bengals pulled away with three second-period goals to earn a 4-2 win over the Whalers. Cameron Martin opened the scoring at 3:27 of the first, but Cash Steele answered late in the frame to make it 1-1. In the second, Sebastien Manuel scored with Luken Malley picking up his second assist of the day, before Aaron Ramdeen and Jack Samuel added unassisted markers to create separation. Henry Etchell finished a Whalers push with a goal set up by Maks Robison, who also had two helpers for the Whalers (6-3-1). The Bengals (6-4-0) closed out the result.
CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 5 SHARKS: 2
KCI - EDDY (BATHURST) — Carter Kennedy struck twice as the Champions Hounds built an early lead and held on for a 5-2 win over the Sharks. Kennedy opened the scoring at 5:22 of the first, then set up Brysen Keddy’s marker at 2:21 before the Sharks answered on Noah Leblanc’s goal at 4:45, assisted by Andy Jones and Jacob Larocque. The Hounds added two more in the second from Kennedy and Oliver Yang, with Cooper Pringle providing a third-period finish after Joshua Kenny pulled one back for the Sharks (5-5-0). The Champions Hounds (8-1-1) kept their momentum rolling.
GUSTO KINGS: 4 GUSTO HEAT: 2
ROTHESAY NETHERWOOD SCHOOL (ROTHESAY) — Dylan Ricketts opened the scoring at 6:10 of the first period as the Gusto Kings built a 2-1 edge after 40 minutes with Jaxon LeBlanc’s second-period marker. The Gusto Heat kept pushing and pulled even late in the third when Dax Lewis scored at 4:05, set up by Cameron Fowlow. But the Kings answered quickly with Evan Hall’s go-ahead goal at 2:47 before Drew Anderson added an insurance tally at 1:07 to finish it off. The Heat (5-3-2) showed plenty of fight, while the Kings (8-1-1) closed out the 4-2 win.
JAGUARS: 2 PANTHERS: 2
KCI - EDDY (BATHURST) — Marc-Olivier Roussel opened the scoring late in the first period, finishing a setup from Mathis Wilson as the Panthers held a 1-0 edge after one. The Jaguars answered early in the second on an unassisted goal by Rhys Sturgeon, then grabbed a third-period lead when Raphael Tran scored at 9:05. Panthers forward Thomas Albert tied it with 2:10 remaining, with Xavier Philippe Haché picking up the assist, to secure the 2-2 finish for the Panthers (3-5-2). The Jaguars (3-6-1) earned goals from Sturgeon and Tran in a tight one.
WHALERS: 7 LIONS: 3
POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE (POWNAL) — The Whalers struck early with first-period goals from Michael Brown, Caden Biech, and Dylan Thomas to build a 3-0 lead before the Lions answered late in the frame on Raphaël Hébert’s finish set up by Zack Thibodeau and William Degrâce. Yanick Doiron pulled the Lions closer early in the second, but the Whalers found another gear in the third as Thomas and Biech each added their second, with Henry Etchell and Maks Robison rounding out the scoring. Thibodeau’s third-period goal capped the Lions’ push for the Lions (7-3-0), while Cash Steele’s three assists helped the Whalers (6-3-1) pull away late.
CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 5 STALLIONS: 1
KCI - EDDY (BATHURST) — The Champions Hounds built an early cushion and skated to a 5-1 win over the Stallions. Carter Kennedy scored twice, opening the scoring at 9:12 of the first period before adding the Hounds’ fifth at 11:55 of the third. Aiden Jesso and Lane Edmondson also struck in the first, and Cooper Pringle added a second-period marker while setting up two more. Loic Savoie got the Stallions on the board at 9:44 of the third, keeping them pushing to the finish as the Stallions (2-7-1) looked for positives, while the Hounds (8-1-1) closed it out.
BULLS: 4 BENGALS: 1
POWNAL SPORTS CENTRE (POWNAL) — The Bulls built an early cushion and carried it through to a 4-1 win over the Bengals. Braiden Rossiter scored twice, opening a first-period stretch that also saw Elliot Delaney trade a goal with Rossiter on the scoresheet. After a scoreless second, Dylan Livingstone added insurance in the third with help from Colton Peters and Dominic Delaney, before Rossiter capped it late. Luken Malley’s goal with 33 seconds left, set up by Jago Belanger, gave the Bengals (6-4-0) a late lift, while the Bulls (7-3-0) closed out the result.
SHARKS: 3 JAGUARS: 0
KCI - EDDY (BATHURST) — The Sharks earned a 3-0 win over the Jaguars on Sunday in Bathurst, with scoring in each period to set the tone early and protect the lead late. Logan Roussel opened the scoring at 10:20 of the first, finishing a play from Thomas Jean and Vincent Benoit. Andy Jones added some breathing room with unassisted goals at 8:57 of the second and 2:27 of the third. Jacob Oliveira posted the shutout for the Sharks (5-5-0), while the Jaguars (3-6-1) kept working to generate offence but couldn’t find a way through.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NS U13 PROS. TIER 1 Recap: May 4 - 11
PANTHERS: 4 EAGLES: 2
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — The Panthers earned a 4-2 win over the Eagles after a decisive third period. Preston Roy opened the scoring for the Eagles early in the first, with Kian MacKay and Kadem Turple picking up assists, but Kamden Mullaney replied to level things heading into the intermission. After a scoreless second, Ethan Garber broke the tie before Mullaney added his second of the game, and Ethan Wentzell made it 4-1. Breton Parsons pulled one back late for the Eagles (4-3-3), while the Panthers (9-1-0) closed it out.
JAGUARS: 2 STALLIONS: 1
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — The Stallions struck first in the second period when Emery McKinnon scored unassisted at 10:29 to take a 1-0 lead into the third. The Jaguars answered quickly, tying it at 14:11 on an unassisted marker from A.J Cahill before Dylan Dinsdale’s goal at 13:15, set up by Ronan Baylis, proved to be the difference. William Roy got the win in net for the Jaguars (2-6-2), while Elijah Wagner kept the game tight for the Stallions (4-4-2).
WOLVES: 7 COYOTES: 1
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — The Wolves opened the scoring in the first period and carried that momentum to a 7-1 win over the Coyotes. Rory DeWolfe scored twice, including a third-period marker, while Ty MacLeod added two goals in the second. Tanner Wright chipped in a goal and an assist, with Wyatt MacGrath and Gordon Mackenzie each recording a pair of assists for the Wolves (3-5-2). Jace MacEachern broke through late in the third for the Coyotes (3-7-0), who stayed with it and kept pressing to the final buzzer.
BULLS: 3 HUSKIES: 0
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — The Bulls opened the scoring at 7:45 of the first period when Finnley Doucette finished a play set up by Luxen O’Neil, and they carried that 1-0 edge into the break. Gray Corkum added the lone goal of the second, converting Ryland Atkinson’s feed at 5:46, before Westyn D’Entremont capped the offence at 11:55 of the third on a helper from Cooper D’Eon. Luke Pothier earned the shutout for Tyler Smith’s Bulls. The Huskies (1-8-1) stayed competitive through three tight periods but couldn’t find an answer. The Bulls (9-1-0) kept rolling with a steady 3-0 win.
STALLIONS: 8 BULLDOGS: 4
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — Neaven Richard and Easton Redmond each scored three times as the Stallions built a 3-1 first-period lead and carried it to an 8-4 win over the Bulldogs. Richard struck twice in the opening frame, while Redmond scored in each of the first two periods to keep the pressure on. The Bulldogs pushed back late in the second, with Cayden Orychock scoring twice and adding an assist, and Riley Davis opening their scoring with help from Cash O’Flaherty and Ketch White. Dillon Wamboldt also found the net for the Bulldogs (6-4-0), while the Stallions (4-4-2) rounded out the offence with goals from Sam Perry and Tristan Robertson.
PANTHERS: 6 JAGUARS: 2
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — The Panthers pulled away with a 6-2 win over the Jaguars after a tight opening frame. Mateo Carmichael opened the scoring at 11:41 of the first, but the Jaguars responded late as Ronan Baylis and Gabriel Feargrieve struck 2:57 apart to take a 2-1 lead into the break. Panthers forward Lane McDow answered with a pair, including the go-ahead goal early in the second, while Cohen Zwicker added an insurance marker. In the third, Liam Gallacher and Ethan Garber rounded out the surge as the Jaguars (2-6-2) kept pushing to the final whistle against the Panthers (9-1-0).
COYOTES: 6 HUSKIES: 4
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Coyotes built an early edge and held on for a 6-4 win over the Huskies. Max Smith scored twice and added an assist, while Mason Lynch also finished with two goals, with JR Conrad setting up a pair. After Connor O’Day opened the scoring just five seconds in, the Huskies kept pushing back with goals from Jackson Oickle, Carson Towner and Noah Leslie, with Jonah MacEachern picking up two assists for the Huskies (1-8-1). Jace MacEachern’s third-period marker helped the Coyotes (3-7-0) answer each push.
BULLS: 5 EAGLES: 0
RBC CENTRE DARTMOUTH (RINK D) — The Bulls built a 2-0 lead in the opening period and carried it through to a 5-0 win over the Eagles. Gabriel Surette opened the scoring at 11:19, set up by Luxen O’Neil, who added a pair of goals and two assists to pace the offence. Daniel Cho and Finnley Doucette rounded out the scoring, with Doucette’s third-period marker coming off another O’Neil helper. Ben Comeau earned the shutout for the Bulls (9-1-0). The Eagles (4-3-3) kept working for chances to get back in the game right to the final buzzer.
BULLDOGS: 6 WOLVES: 3
GREENFOOT ENERGY CENTRE BEDFORD (RINK D) — The Bulldogs struck for six to earn a 6-3 win over the Wolves, rallying after trailing 2-0 early in the second. Max Janes opened the scoring late in the first for Wolves before Weston Casey added another, but Cayden Orychock flipped the game with four second-period goals and finished with five on the day. Wyatt MacGrath’s third-period marker, set up by Janes, pulled the Wolves back within one, but Orychock and Henry Marchand sealed it from there. The Wolves (3-5-2) kept pushing to the final buzzer, while Coach Ryan O’Flaherty’s Bulldogs (6-4-0) closed out the result.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.
NB U11 PROS. TIER 2 (B) Recap: May 4 - 11
CANADIENS: 8 BRUINS: 1
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Canadiens built a quick lead and carried it through to an 8-1 win over the Bruins. Chase Field opened the scoring before Jaden McKiel (assist: William Bujold) and Luca Bourque (assists: Zachary Brine, Field) made it 3-0 late in the first. Sidiki Soumaoro (assist: McKiel) added the lone second-period goal, then Bourque completed his hat trick in a four-goal third that also included Theo Cloutier and Soumaoro. Hudson Moss scored for Coach Adm Roth’s Bruins (2-7-1), while the Canadiens (7-1-2) continued their strong spring run.
GUSTO KNIGHTS: 8 SHARKS: 1
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Gusto Knights pulled away for an 8-1 win over the Sharks after building a 3-0 first-period lead on goals from Ben Cumming and a pair from Kash Duran. The Sharks got on the board early in the second when Ronan Lair finished a play from Cameron Manthorne, but the Knights answered with four straight, led by markers from Rory Cleveland, Jax Allard, Jamie Cooke and Kael McLenaghan. Rory Harvey capped the scoring in the third with help from Duran and Cumming. Lair scored for the Sharks (0-9-1), while the Knights (5-5-0) closed out the victory.
FLYERS: 8 SABRES: 3
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Flyers erased an early two-goal deficit and pulled away for an 8-3 win over the Sabres on Saturday. Owen Hackett scored twice in the opening minute for the Sabres before Quinten Peters and Conner McCarthy answered to tie it 2-2 after one. Evans Geldart’s four-goal day helped the Flyers take control in the second period, with Peters adding his second and Emerson MacLeod chipping in as well. Hackett completed his hat trick late in the third, but the Sabres (8-2-0) couldn’t close the gap as Alex Pérez-Richard set up three goals for the Flyers (9-0-1).
CANADIENS: 7 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — Chase Field scored four times as the Canadiens pulled away for a 7-2 win over the Gusto Knights. Ava McLenaghan opened the scoring for the Knights, with Jax Allard setting her up, before Field answered late in the first to make it 1-1 after one. Rory Harvey, assisted by Rory Cleveland, briefly put the Knights back in front in the second, but Field and Luca Bourque (two goals) swung the game heading into the third. Jaden McKiel added a late marker as the Gusto Knights (5-5-0) kept competing to the final buzzer, while Kayla Mazerolle helped seal the result for the Canadiens (7-1-2).
SABRES: 4 BRUINS: 2
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Sabres earned a 4-2 win over the Bruins in a back-and-forth matchup. Charles-Olivier Fournier opened the scoring in the first period off a feed from Owen Hackett, but Hudson Moss pulled the Bruins even late in the frame. Hackett restored the lead just 38 seconds into the second, before Kayden Armstrong answered at 1:58, with Moss and Jaxon Irvine picking up assists for coach Adm Roth’s Bruins (2-7-1). In the third, Levi Vienneau and Landon MacDonald provided the separation for the Sabres (8-2-0).
FLYERS: 7 SHARKS: 0
JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Flyers skated to a 7-0 win over the Sharks on Saturday. Lennon MacGregor-DeWolfe opened the scoring late in the first, then Blake Thorne and Evans Geldart added second-period goals to make it 3-0. The Flyers pulled away with four in the third, with Brady Harnish, Emerson MacLeod, Quinten Peters and Oliver Thorne finding the net, while Aiden Ogilvie chipped in two assists. Goalie Leith Richardson earned the shutout for the Flyers (9-0-1). Coach Myles Burns’ Sharks (0-9-1) kept working to generate offence right to the final buzzer.
* This roundup was generated automatically using Atlantic Hockey Group's game data.