Calgary International Hockey Academy (1) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (3) U15 Prep
The lone game Monday saw SAHA come out firing on all cylinders as they scored three times in the first, including twice on the power play. Rowan Oddie (1G, 1A) opened the scoring with his third before Keaton Keith (1G, 1A) scored 5-on-5 3:20 later. Weston Haslbeck (1G, 1A) extended the lead with 13 seconds left in the period, scoring the second SAHA power play goal. Hunter Knoll (24/25) and Charlie Terlesky (13/13), who came in at the start of the second, kept clean sheets through the middle frame before Mick Mantrop got CIHA on the board and ended the Knoll shutout bid early in the third. That was as close as CIHA would get as SAHA held on for the 3-1 win.
Bourget College (2) vs Kuper Academy (3) East BioSteel
A goal late in the first by Massimo Guerrera (2G, 1A) gave Kuper a 1-0 lead heading into the second period. Liam Duheme scored the lone second period goal to even the scoring heading into the third and final period. In the third, Gabriel Monette gave Bourget their first lead 8:46 into the period. But Bourget mustered just three other shots while Evan Harding scored a power play goal with 1:09 left to tie it, and Guerrera scored the game winner with 13 seconds remaining. Mark Liakh (20/22) and Mederick Hudon (23/26) were in net for their respective teams.
Notre Dame Hounds (0) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (5) U18 Prep
Gavin Hildebrand (24/24) made 24 saves for his first shutout of the season as Prairie beat Notre Dame 5-0. Owen Grassick (2G, 2A) and Bryden Wagner (1G, 2A) scored first period goals as Prairie outshot Notre Dame 28-4 in the opening 20. Grassick scored the lone second period goal before Nixon Friesen (2G, 1A) scored twice in the third to round out the Prairie offence. Caden Smith (67/72) faced 72 shots in the loss.
Prairie Hockey Academy (2) vs Indigenous Sports Academy (3) U17 Prep
Archie Tawiyaka (3G) opened the scoring just 20 seconds in and added his seventh of the season less than seven minutes later as ISA jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. Slade Tremblay would get one back for Prairie to make it a one goal game heading into the second. Late in the second Tawiyaka completed the hattrick with a power play goal, his second of the game on the man advantage. Reid Florent would bring Prairie back within one midway through the third, but Jameson Arcand (49/51) finished with 49 saves to secure the ISA win.
Ontario Hockey Academy (2) vs Bourget College (5) East CCM
Christophe Potvin (1G, 1A) and Dmitri Titovski (2G) traded goals less than three minutes apart as the two teams were level after 20 minutes of play. Bourget would take over in the second as Maddx Thinel, Ludovic Roberge (2G) and Carter Verdone (1G, 1A) all found the back of the net in a 10-minute span. Titovski would get OHA back into the game midway through the third, cutting the deficit to two with his fifth of the season. However, Roberge added his second with 2:02 remaining and Jakob Cyr (27/29) finished with 27 saves to secure the Bourget victory. Roman Bakhusov (32/37) made 32 saves in net for OHA in the loss.
Delta Hockey Academy Black (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy White (6) U15
Delta White held a 2-0 lead after 20 as Evan Bamara (2G, 2A) and Keaton Wynne each finding the back of the net. The foot remained on the gas for Delta White in the second as Bamara, Linden Samra and Aaron Neilson (2G, 3A) all scored inside the opening 7:53 of the period. Jake Plante would get Delta Black on the board late in the frame with a power play goal, halting the Delta White run. Neilson opened the third period scoring just 36 seconds in while Ryan Romano got a late consolation goal for Delta Black. Grayson Petersen (26/28) and Jase Taylor (22/28) were in net for their respective teams, as Delta White (6-1-1) handed Delta Black (9-1-0) their first loss of the season.
OHA Edmonton (7) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (8) U17
Cameron Rusyniak (35/42) came into the game riding a 240 minute shutout streak to start the season, the fourth longest in CSSHL history, but Henrik Alexander-Ward (1G, 1A) broke his streak 2:27 in with a power play goal. OHA Edmonton would double their lead 12 minutes minutes later when Kole Imlay (2G) scored his third of the season. Rhett Benaschak (3G) would get Prairie on the board 39 seconds later, scoring his seventh goal of the season. Benaschak tied the game shorthanded midway through the second, but Imlay scored on the same power play 57 seconds later to restore the OHA Edmonton lead. Keenan Anderson doubled the lead 2:09 later, finding the back of the net for the third time this season. Kaden Strutt would make it a one goal game 2:01 later before Ryder Letendre (1G, 1A) and Kaleb Crowe (1G, 2A) traded power play goals to close out the period. Brody Miller tied the game 2:21 into the third but Eric Martin was quick to respond for OHA Edmonton, doing so 1:16 later. Less than a minute after that Benaschak would complete the hattrick and even the score. Matiss Ziedins (1G, 1A) would briefly put OHA Edmonton back in front but a Ty Gleim goal with 5:18 remaining brought the two teams all square again. With just 26 seconds left in the game Dylan Bye would score his seventh of the campaign to give Prairie the 8-7 victory in a game in which they never led until the final 30 seconds.
