CANADIENS: 4 TIGERS: 2

JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Canadiens built an early cushion and held on for a 4-2 win over the Tigers. Aedan Leger opened the scoring in the first period, and Rémy Bourque added another before the break to make it 2-0. Lucas Allain extended the lead in the second, but the Tigers answered quickly with a pair from Levi Cameron—both set up by Spencer Wheaton-Macleod—to pull within one. Alexandre Godin, who also had an assist, scored late in the third to seal it. The Tigers (1-1-2) pushed hard to the final buzzer, while the Canadiens (3-0-1) stayed unbeaten.

SHARKS: 4 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 3

LORD BEAVERBROOK ARENA (MIRAMICHI) — After the Champions Hounds jumped ahead early and carried a 3-1 lead into the late stages of the second period, the Sharks pushed back and found the equalizer early in the third before pulling in front for good. Kristopher Wade scored twice, including the winner at 4:25 of the third. Frédéric Beaudin and Danick St-Pierre also scored for the Sharks (4-0-0). Reece Collings, Jordan Goddard and Cain Doolan answered for the Hounds (0-3-1).

SHARKS: 5 RIVERBANDITS: 1

LORD BEAVERBROOK ARENA (MIRAMICHI) — The Sharks jumped in front on Adam-Gabriel Chiasson’s unassisted marker midway through the first and carried a 2-0 edge into the third after Kristopher Wade finished a play from Olivier Arseneault early in the second. Luke Somers, set up by Nixon Gilks and Spencer Savoie, got the Riverbandits on the board early in the third to spark a push from the Riverbandits (0-3-1). The Sharks answered with goals from Alexis Robichaud and Benjamin Roussel before Wade sealed it with a three-second finish for the Sharks (4-0-0).

BULLDOGS: 3 CHAMPIONS HOUNDS: 2

LORD BEAVERBROOK ARENA (MIRAMICHI) — The Champions Hounds grabbed early momentum when Jace Morris opened the scoring at 8:22 of the first period, set up by Xavier Paul and Jordan Goddard. Tatum Melkert made it 2-0 late in the second, but the Bulldogs answered quickly as Jacob Richard struck at 6:29, with Bruno Belliveau and Patrik Belanger earning helpers. The push carried into the third, where Zacharie Arsenault tied it at 7:57 before Belliveau finished the comeback at 2:44 on a feed from Alvery Millier and Belanger, lifting the Bulldogs (1-3-0) past the Hounds (0-3-1).

GUSTO KNIGHTS: 5 PANTHERS: 4

JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Gusto Knights erased a three-goal deficit and pulled out a 5-4 win over the Panthers. Clark McCarville opened the scoring early for the Panthers, and they carried a 4-1 surge into the middle frame with Kellan McAdam, Sawyer Talebi and Luke Dowling finding the net. The Knights kept pushing back with goals from Kip Forgie and Kohen Butcher, before Jacob McCauley tied it early in the third. Brooks Meier’s late finish proved the difference as the Panthers (1-2-1) pressed to the final horn, while the Knights (1-3-0) earned a comeback victory.

STALLIONS: 8 RIVERBANDITS: 2

LORD BEAVERBROOK ARENA (MIRAMICHI) — The Stallions rolled to an 8-2 win over the Riverbandits on Saturday, building a 3-1 edge after the first period before pulling away with four early third-period goals. Alex McGraw paced the attack with two goals and an assist, while Brody Robichaud added two tallies. Matteo McLaughlin chipped in a goal and an assist, and Jayden Breau-Dumont, Jacob Friolet and Jackson Payne also scored. Nixon Gilks kept the Riverbandits (0-3-1) pushing with both goals, as the Stallions (4-0-0) stayed unbeaten.

LIONS: 5 GUSTO MOOSE: 2

JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Lions built an early edge and carried it to a 5-2 win over the Gusto Moose. Jaxxon McCardle opened the scoring at 1:47 of the first period, then the Lions struck three times in the second on goals from Benjamin Ramsay, Deacon Jordan and McCardle again to take control. Carter Lewis added a third-period goal after setting up the opener. The Moose kept pushing late, getting third-period goals from Arrand Blake and Finn Badger for the Moose (0-3-1), while the Lions (2-1-1) closed out the result.

CANADIENS: 4 PANTHERS: 4

JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Canadiens and Panthers skated to a 4-4 draw after a back-and-forth finish. Remy Bourque opened the scoring at 10:33 of the first period, and Kye Hansen made it 2-0 before the Panthers answered with a big second, highlighted by a pair from Henry Ellis and a solo marker from Hudson Massey. Clark McCarville’s goal with four seconds left in the third gave the Panthers a two-goal cushion, but Malix Thibodeau and Bourque (his second) pulled the Canadiens even late. The Panthers (1-2-1) and Canadiens (3-0-1) each earned a point.

STALLIONS: 7 BULLDOGS: 2

LORD BEAVERBROOK ARENA (MIRAMICHI) — The Stallions built an early cushion with two first-period goals from Matteo McLaughlin, including a marker set up by Jacob Friolet and Alexandre Lagace. The Bulldogs answered quickly to open the second as Miguel Richard made it 2-1, then struck again at 8:15 of the third to keep pushing. But the Stallions pulled away with five third-period goals, led by Félix Lanteigne’s pair and McLaughlin’s hat-trick finisher. Brody Robichaud added two assists in the surge. The Bulldogs (1-3-0) kept battling, while the Stallions (4-0-0) stayed perfect.

GUSTO MOOSE: 4 TIGERS: 4

JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Gusto Moose and Tigers skated to a 4-4 draw after a back-and-forth regular-season matchup. Henry Jardine opened the Moose scoring and added an assist on Jacob Murrary’s goal, with Wyatt Bell also finding the net as the Moose built a 3-1 edge in the first. The Tigers pushed back behind a hat trick from Spencer Wheaton-MacLeod and a single from Xander Moore, taking a 4-3 lead midway through the third. Corbin Bates tied it late to secure the point for the Moose (0-3-1), while the Tigers (1-1-2) answered every push.

LIONS: 5 GUSTO KNIGHTS: 4

JK IRVING CENTRE (BOUCTOUCHE) — The Lions held off a late push to edge the Gusto Knights 5-4 on Saturday. Darcy Mowbray opened the scoring for the Knights, but Carter Lewis answered quickly for the Lions in the first. Deacon Jordan struck twice in the second period, with Wesley Bridges also scoring as the Lions took a 4-2 lead into the third. Cohen Lyle made it 5-2 before the Knights rallied behind goals from Kohen Butcher and Jacob McCauley. The Knights (1-3-0) kept the pressure on to the end, but the Lions (2-1-1) closed it out.

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