Rothesay Netherwood School (8) vs King’s Edgehill School (3) East U18 Prep
Rothesay Netherwood School put together a complete performance on Saturday morning, jumping out to a four-goal first period and cruising to an 8–3 win over King’s Edgehill School. The offensive surge was sparked early by Brodie McClement (1G), Cristiano Henriques (1G), Dylan Pelletier (2G), and Nash Gorman (1G), overwhelming KES before the end of the first period. RNS kept its foot on the gas in the second with Will McMullen (2G, 1A) scoring on the power play, while King’s Edgehill briefly responded through Grady Betts (1G, 1A) and Alex Hannah (1G, 1A) to cut into the deficit. Any momentum was short-lived, however, as Rothesay Netherwood School closed the door in the third with goals from McMullen, Pelletier, and Brody Dawson (1G, 1A), who also added an assist on the final tally. With balanced scoring throughout the lineup and control from start to finish, RNS beats KES for the third time this season.
Mount Academy (1) vs Bourget College (16) East U18 Prep
Bourget College delivered a relentless offensive performance, overwhelming Mount Academy 16–1 behind a dominant first period that effectively decided the game before it could settle. Bourget struck early and often with Maddx Thinel (1G, 1A) opening the scoring, followed by goals from Maxémile Richard (3G, 2A), Malik Roy (2G, 1A), and Elie Robert (3G, 1A), while Grayden Bath (3G, 2A) and Keifer Pion-Robin (3G, 2A) consistently punished Mount on both special teams and at even strength. Xavier Martin (1G, 5A) orchestrated the attack from the middle of the ice, repeatedly setting up teammates during an eight-goal first period that broke the game wide open. Bourget never eased off, adding eight more goals across the final forty minutes, including continued contributions from Richard, Bath, and Pion-Robin, as they all record a hat trick and combine for fourteen points. Mount Academy’s lone response came on the power play from Nathaniel St. Pierre Maltais (1G) but it did little to slow Bourget’s momentum, as Samuel Pitcher faced minimal action in goal during a one-sided showcase of Bourget’s offensive firepower.
Notre Dame Hounds (5/SO) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4) U17
Notre Dame Hounds edged RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg 5–4 in a shootout in a tightly contested matchup. Notre Dame opened the scoring through Gento Ishiyama (1G, 2A), but RHA Winnipeg answered quickly with goals from Mateo Saldivar (1G) and Luke Stibbard (1G) to take an lead before Easton Oglestone (1G, 2A) tied things up late in the first. The Hounds regained the advantage in the second period when Devin Doyle (1G) finished a strong sequence set up by Paul Abrametz (2A), but RHA Winnipeg responded once again with tallies from Ebenezer Shaganya (1G) and Jake Thorsteinson (1G) to go ahead. Notre Dame forced overtime midway through the third as Dominik Chartrand (1G, 1A) capitalized off a play created by Oglestone and Ishiyama, sending the game beyond regulation. After a scoreless overtime, Ishiyama and Doyle converted in the shootout, while Santiago Schyns-Munoz (49/53) turned aside both Winnipeg attempts to secure the shootout win and complete another hard-fought victory for the Hounds.
Ontario Hockey Academy (0) vs Bishop’s College School (6) East U18 Prep
Bishop’s College School delivered a dominant performance on Saturday, rolling to a 6–0 shutout over Ontario Hockey Academy by controlling the pace from the opening faceoff to the final buzzer. Special teams set the tone early, as Kayden Robitaille (2G) opened the scoring on the power play before Taitt Dobbin (2G, 1A) struck later in the first to give BCS a two-goal lead after twenty minutes. The second period turned into a decisive stretch, with Nate Ostridge (1G, 2A) finishing a strong sequence to extend the lead, followed by Jan Vladar (1G, 1A) converting on the man advantage Dobbin continued his strong performance with his second of the game, set up by Zach Jockers (3A), before Luca Stasi (1G) capped the scoring late in the period to make it 6–0. Behind the offense, Timofey Williams (26/26) was flawless in goal, stopping all 26 shots he faced to secure the shutout, as Bishop’s outshot OHA 58–26 and leaned on a lethal power play to close out a complete, statement win.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (1) vs Delta Hockey Academy Green (5) Female U18 Prep
Delta Hockey Academy Green continued its dominance over Okanagan Hockey Academy with a convincing 5–1 win, using special teams and sustained pressure to control the game from start to finish. Delta struck twice on the power play in the first period, with Cameryn Shiels (1G, 1A) opening the scoring before Adie Schneider (1G) doubled the lead, while Gabriella Lee (2A) played a key role in both goals. Okanagan briefly responded late in the frame as Makenna Brassard (1G) finished a passing play set up by Ava Clavelle (1A) and Audrina Freeman (1A), but that would be as close as it got. Delta pulled away in the second period with Payton Finnie (1G) capitalizing early, followed by Emma Kohl (1G) and a shorthanded marker from Saya Earl (1G). In net, Ella Dunham-Fox was rock solid, stopping 15 of 16 shots as Delta outshot Okanagan 41–16 and closed out another statement victory in the matchup.
Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (2) vs Yale Hockey Academy (3/SO) U17 Prep
Yale Hockey Academy U17 Prep outlasted Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy in a tightly contested 3–2 shootout win. Yale opened the scoring on the power play when Jackson Beggs (1G) finished a setup from Matteo Zenone (1A) and Michael Kuzik (1A), but Wenatchee answered late in the first with a man-advantage strike from Shane Roberts (1G), set up by Keagan Nussbaum (2A). Wenatchee briefly grabbed momentum early in the third as Ryder Mose (1G) buried a quick finish from Nussbaum’s second apple of the day, pulling Wenatchee level after Yale had taken a second-period lead through Ryder Buick (1G). Despite being outshot heavily, Wenatchee forced overtime behind strong goaltending from Bannen Clements (61/64), but the shootout belonged to Yale, where Michael Kuzik and Daniel Havard scored to seal the win.
Prairie Hockey Academy (7) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (1) U18 Prep
Prairie Hockey Academy controlled the pace from start to finish, rolling to a convincing 7–1 win over RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg. Tristan Hoko (2G, 2A) led the charge with a dominant four-point performance, factoring into goals in all three periods, while Easton Nafziger (2G, 2A) consistently found soft ice and finished twice in the third to put the game away. Xander Ramsay (1G, 1A) opened the scoring and added a helper, setting the tone early, as Trey Bohlken (1G) and Kaleb Benmore (1G) chipped in timely goals to keep PHA firmly in control. RHA Winnipeg’s lone bright spot came on the power play from Caden McLeod (1G), but Prairie Hockey Academy’s defensive structure and goaltending from Drake Mooney limited any sustained pushback as Prairie outshot their opponent 53–25 and cruised to the final horn.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (12) vs Notre Dame Hounds (0) U15
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg U15 delivered a statement performance, overwhelming the Notre Dame Hounds with a dominant 12–0 victory. Hunter Lang (2G, 1A) set the tone early with a pair of first-period goals, while Brock Labelle (2G, 1A) and Vaughn Runge (1G) helped RINK Winnipeg jump out to a commanding lead before the midway point of the game. The offence kept rolling in the second period as Liam Hailstone (2G, 1A) struck twice, including a shorthanded marker, with Marcus Saurette (3A) quietly driving play from the backend. RHA Winnipeg showed no signs of slowing in the third, adding six more goals highlighted by Max Manaigre (1G, 3A), Jake Gagro (1G, 1A), Nash Smook (1G, 1A), Ryan Koenig (1G), and Jake Leiter (1G, 1A), while Jax Fellner (2A), Caleb Church (2A), Maddox Rinn (2A) and Marcus Saurette (3A) all chipped in offensively. Between the pipes, Madyx Cyr was flawless, stopping all 15 shots he faced as his team outshot Notre Dame 73–15 and completed a wire-to-wire shutout.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (5/SO) U18 Prep
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy U18 Prep edged Okanagan Hockey Academy 4–3 in a shootout after a tightly contested battle. OHA struck first midway through the opening frame when Landon Nagle (1G) opened the scoring, not long after Pacific Coast answered on the power play as Elliott Hill (1G) converted with Kane Nicholas (1G, 1A) and Grady Veary (2A) picking up assists. Nicholas then gave PCHA the lead in the second period, capitalizing on continued pressure. The game flipped early in the third as Okanagan’s power play went to work, with Maxx Parfitt (2G) scoring his 111th career regular season goal in the CSSHL to take sole place of second place passing none other than Conor Bedard. Then just seconds later Parfitt doubled down burying another man-advantage marker set up by Tverdovsky (2A) and Stadnek (2A). Pacific Coast Hockey Academy refused to fade, tying the game when Parson Shahi (1G) beat the goaltender with 28 seconds left to tie it. After a scoreless overtime, the shootout decided it, with Drew Stinka scoring the game winner for PCHA in the ninth round, sealing the win for Parker Parrish (32/36) despite a strong performance at the other end from Linden Sobocan (43/47).
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) vs Delta Hockey Academy (7) U17 Prep
Delta Hockey Academy pulled away for a 7–3 win over Pacific Coast Hockey Academy U17 Prep. After Delta Hockey Academy jumped ahead early with goals from Cash Field (1G) and Beckett Matlock (1G), PCHA answered back on the power play behind a pair from Collin Lee (2G), both set up by Dexter Spring (2A), briefly shifting momentum. Delta steadied itself before the intermission as Graeme Burke (1G) restored the lead, then extended it in the second when Silas Colina (1G) found space to make it 4–2. Pacific Coast stayed within reach early in the third thanks to a man-advantage marker from Luke Schamehorn (1G), but Delta’s response was decisive. Casey Pearson (2G) struck twice in quick succession, both set up by Nicolas Peach (2A), before Ewan Torrance (1G) capped the night on the power play.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (3) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (5) U17 Prep
Prairie Hockey Academy held off a hard-charging Northern Alberta Xtreme squad, earning a 5–3 win. Northern Alberta Xtreme struck quickly as Andrew Gu (1G, 1A) opened the scoring just over a minute in, before Daniel Makovetskiy (1G) doubled the lead minutes later, giving NAX a dream start. PHA answered with purpose, getting on the board through Ramsey Thompson (1G) then levelling the game before the intermission thanks to Seth Watson (2G). The momentum carried into the second period as Kohen Peers (1G, 1A) buried a chance from Luke Pratte (0G, 1A), with Flanagan (1G, 1A) later adding what stood as the game-winner. Northern Alberta Xtreme pushed back on the power play when Eli Piquette (1G), but Prairie closed the door late as Watson (2G) sealed the result with an empty netter. In goal, Luke Ratzlaff (39/42) was steady under pressure, turning aside 39 shots to anchor Prairie’s disciplined defensive effort down the stretch.
OHA Edmonton (5) vs Edge School (7) U17
Edge School continued their dominance over OHA Edmonton with a 7–5 victory, capitalizing on timely scoring and late-game execution. Edge struck first through Kyden Bartole (2G, 1A), who opened the scoring early before later reasserting himself with a key second-period marker, while Kylar Alves (1G) added to the pressure with a well-finished tally. OHA Edmonton showed resilience throughout, answering early as Nolan Ryan (1G) put it past the opposing goalie, before second-period goals from Conley Freeman (1G) and Hunter Jacobs (1G) kept the game tight. The third period saw momentum swing back and forth as Nate McRorie (1G,) and Konelsky (1G, 1A) briefly pulled OHA Edmonton even, but Edge responded with authority, Jayden Maschke (1G) converted on the power play before Brik McCord Cooper (1G, 4A) took over late, setting up multiple goals and adding one himself to put the game out of reach, with Curtis Troeger (1G) sealing the win in the final minute.
Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (8) U17 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg put together a commanding performance on home ice, rolling to an 8–1 win over Pilot Mound Hockey Academy. RHA Winnipeg jumped out early as Conner Lamb (1G) opened the scoring before Colton Ross (3G, 1A) took over the first period with a pair of goals, both set up by Brady Filmon (4A), giving the hosts a 3–0 cushion. PMHA briefly found life early in the second when Bladen Norton (1G) finished a play from Chadrick Schulz (1A), but any momentum was quickly erased as Ross (3G, 1A) completed his hat trick and Markus Knaub (2G, 2A) struck later in the frame, again with Filmon (4A) pulling the strings offensively. The third period turned into a special teams showcase for RINK Winnipeg, with Maddex Mason (1G), Charlie Marin (1G), and Knaub (2G, 2A) all converting on the power play to put the game out of reach. In goal, Brady Robert was calm and efficient, stopping 27 of 28 shots to backstop a dominant all-around effort from RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg.
Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (3) vs Yale Hockey Academy (7) U18 Prep
Yale Hockey Academy U18 Prep pulled away late to secure a 7–3 win over Wenatchee Wild, using a momentum-shifting second period to complete the weekend sweep. Yale opened the scoring through Jonathan Bitonti (2G, 2A), who struck first before Wenatchee responded with Sean Strasser (1G, 1A). Wenatchee briefly grabbed control in the second with a power-play goal from Kaiden Turta (1G) followed by a marker from Yu (1G, 1A) off a Strasser (1G, 1A) feed to make it 3–1, but Yale flipped the game on its head with a pair of shorthanded goals from Alex Ostrovskyy (1G) and Tony Cabelka (1G), before Joey Brandt (2G) added a late second-period tally. The third period belonged entirely to Yale, as Brandt (2G) scored again, Bitonti (2G, 2A) buried his second of the night, and Tanner Massey (1G, 1A) capped the scoring off passes from Bitonti (2G, 2A) and Matteo Di Stefano (3A), who quietly drove much of Yale’s offense throughout the game.
OHA Edmonton (7) vs Notre Dame Hounds (2) U17 Prep
Return to play for 2026 didn’t start the way the Notre Dame Hounds would have liked, falling 6-2 at the hands of the Northern Alberta Xtreme, with OHA Edmonton’s U17 Prep squad besting Indigenous Sports Academy on Friday. The two teams’ last game of 2025 was played against one another in Edmonton back on December 14th, in a game that saw OHA Edmonton spring out to a 5-0 lead in an eventual 6-3 win. Near the end of a relatively close first period, OHAE procured consecutive power plays, and succeeded on both attempts, first through Kaleb Kassongo and then through Jaxon Moss (2G). Hudson Blair (1G, 3A) also scored in the first period, and with that cushion established, they’d continue their offence. Clark Schneider (1G, 3A) scored in the second, eventually helping OHAE procure a 7-2 win.
Delta Hockey Academy Black (8) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (2) Female U18 Prep
Taking Friday’s head-to-head clash between Delta Hockey Academy Black vs Okanagan Hockey Academy Black’s Female U18 Prep teams into account, DHAB would have been confident in their chances heading into the second half of the back-to-back. Delta prevailed 6-1 on Friday, and on Saturday, their offence only improved. DHAB got massive games out of their top line with Lucy Williams (1G, 4A), Jojo Mailhot (2G, 2A), and Lexi Howitt (2G, 2A), combining for 13 total points in the game. Williams provided three primary assists in the first period alone, helping Howitt to four points to bring her up to 13 points in her last eight games. DHAB’s special teams further helped them over the finish line, with their powerplay scoring four on six attempts and killing off all three penalties they took en route to their 8-2 win.
Lower Canada College (4) vs Ontario Hockey Academy (3) East U17 Prep
A streak of three straight Lower Canada College wins was snapped on Wednesday by Stanstead College, with LCC shut out for the first time since November 14. Ontario Hockey Academy are also coming off a game in which they failed to score a goal after a 4-0 loss to Kuper Academy, making both teams extremely motivated to get goals up on the board in their head-to-head clash on Saturday. They both got the monkey off their back in the first period, sending the game into the second period knotted at one. LCC went on a run of three consecutive goals in the span of four minutes early in the second period, the last of which was scored by Gianluca Gatto (2G), who had two in the game. Ontario Hockey Academy rallied, scoring twice to make the game close, but couldn’t find the equalizer, and LCC prevailed 4-3.
Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (1) vs Balmoral Hall School Female (8) U18 Prep
Three of both Balmoral Hall School and Pilot Mound Hockey Academy’s four games in January are head-to-head clashes, with last Saturday the first, a tightly-fought battle that saw Balmoral prevail 5-3. Unfortunately for PMHA, it was obvious early that this game wasn’t destined to be as close as their previous clash. Brannagh Rae (2G, 1A), Lucy Ring (1G, 2A), Payton Henwood (2G, 2A), and Kate Chuback (2G) scored four goals in less than eight first-period minutes to give Balmoral Hall a 4-0 lead. Balmoral continued to pile on the pressure, eventually scoring eight in an 8-1 win.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) vs Shawnigan Lake School (4/OT) U18 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna had been rolling through every U18 Prep opponent they’d faced throughout their season. RHAK won their first 15 games of the season, but in their last of 2025, Okanagan Hockey Academy bested them. RHAK bested DHA and BWC since then, with Shawnigan facing down a 17-1 Goliath on Saturday. However, the shock happened. RHA Kelowna led 2-0, but goals from Ben Staveley, Samuel Wilson, and Ryder Kerr (1G, 1A) turned things around into a 3-2 Shawnigan lead. That was temporary, with Porter Rossi tying the game at three, but Nolan Blankenstein scored in overtime for Shawnigan. SLS won 4-3 in overtime to hand RHA Kelowna just their second loss of the season.
STAR Hockey Academy (6) vs North Shore Warriors (0) U17 Prep
STAR Hockey Academy’s U17 Prep team have lived up to their Academy’s name, being the stars of the show in the U17 Prep division since November. STAR had won ten straight games heading into Saturday’s clash with North Shore, with the Warriors snapping a slump last weekend, beating Wenatchee twice. STAR pumped the North Shore net with an astounding 74 shots in total, with Adam Neilson’s (1G, 3A) four points and Zakhar Kovalenko’s (2G, 1A) two special-teams goals leading the way in a 6-0 win.
Yale Hockey Academy (8) vs STAR Hockey Academy (3) U15
STAR Hockey Academy’s U15 squad lost big at the hands of Yale on Friday, and while they’d hope they could find a pushback in the second of the two teams’ three-game series, but unfortunately, Yale replicated a similar offensive performance that they’d produced previously. YHA hit the STAR net with 54 shots in all, and by the time the second period had ended, they’d scored seven goals and ended the game as a contest. Four points apiece from Brady Barrett (2G, 2A) and RJ Livingson (2G, 2A) led Yale to the 8-3 win.
South Alberta Hockey Academy (1) vs Edge School (3) U17 Prep
Edge School’s U17 Prep squad have started January with three high-scoring games, with a 7-6 overtime win followed by a 6-5 victory over NAX and a 4-3 loss to the same Northern Alberta opponent a day later. The SAHA team they faced on Saturday had bested CIHA on Friday, looking to pick up back-to-back wins for the first time in the new year. If Edge’s focus was to calm the game down and improve their defensive performances, they would have felt Saturday to be a rousing success. Oakland Black gave SAHA the lead on a first-period powerplay, but from there, the Edge School net remained shut and locked down. Rylan Saunders scored twice, once at the end of the first and once at the start of the second, to turn around the 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 lead. Delano Pockar stopped 30 of 31 in the game for Edge, with Noah Brade sealing the deal with the insurance marker later in the game to help Edge over the finish line with a 3-1 win.
North Shore Warriors (4) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) U17
The North Shore Warriors beat Wenatchee 14-4 last Sunday to pick up their first win of 2026. RHA Kelowna have won two of three in January. Saturday marks the first of back-to-back games between the two teams, with their rematch slated for Sunday morning. Through twenty minutes, it looked like North Shore had this game under their control. Ashur Livingstone (1G, 1A) and Henry Lockhart (1G, 1A) scored a goal and an assist apiece to lead North Shore through the first period up by three. RHA Kelowna hit the ice in the second period, keen to mount a comeback, outshooting North Shore 34-8 over the final forty minutes. However, North Shore goaltender Ben Boudreau (44/47) stood on his head. While RHAK scored twice, Boudreau shut the door from there, making 16 saves on 16 third-period shots to lead North Shore to the 4-3 win.
BWC Academy (5) vs Delta Hockey Academy (3) U18 Prep
Both BWC Academy and Delta Hockey Academy have been among the best in the U18 Prep division this season, losing five games apiece in all. DHA and BWC play once more on January 30th, making Saturday the first time that the two heavyweights face off. The first period was a back-and-forth firefight, with a 2-0 BWC lead evaporating into a 2-2 tie. With one minute left, Logan Lewinsky scored to give BWC the lead back. Early in the second, BWC produced another goal, this time through Declan Iacoviello, and that lead was too much for Delta to come back from. BWC rode things out in the third, eventually winning 5-3.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (6) U15
Delta Hockey Academy Black handed RINK Hockey Academy a thumping defeat last Saturday in RHAK’s first game of 2026, making this weekend’s back-to-back series against Okanagan Hockey Academy a crucial opportunity to bounceback and get in the win column in January. Like RHAK, OHA fell at the hands of DHAB to start off January, doing so twice, with three straight wins to end December now well in the rearview mirror. Saturday ended up being OHA’s turn to earn a bounce-back win, scoring six straight goals in the middle of the hockey game to win 6-3. Cruz Rasmussen (2G, 1A) and Max Chen (2G) scored twice apiec,e and Jonah Gamble stopped 39 of 42 in the victory.
Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (0) vs St. George’s School (5) U18 Prep
Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy have fought to stay at or above a .500 record in the U18 Prep division this season, improving their record to ten wins and nine losses with their victory over North Shore last Friday. CDA and St. George’s fought each other both on Saturday and will again on Sunday, with Saturday marking St. George’s first game back from the winter break. CDA produced their fair share of chances, hitting the SGS net with 57 shots in all. However, all 57 were stopped by Les Toth, who started the game by making 25 first-period saves. St. George’s grabbed two powerplay goals from Josh Gravistin and two assists from Lucas Benn, eventually winning 5-0.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (5) vs BWC Academy (3) U17 Prep
Okanagan Hockey Academy’s U17 Prep squad have been among the best in their division this season, now having gone two months without their last loss. Coming in, OHA had won 11 of their 15 previous games, while BWC’s record has been a little more sporadic. These two teams play twice this weekend, with OHA taking the first by a 6-4 scoreline on Friday. Saturday’s game sat at 3-3 through two periods, but ultimately, an early third-period goal from Jaxson Bartsch (1G, 1A) proved crucial, giving OHA a 4-3 lead they wouldn’t let go. Luke Edgehouse (1G, 1A) hit the empty net to seal the 5-3 win.
Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (1) vs BWC Academy (4) U17
BWC Academy were beaten by Prairie Hockey Academy and Edge School to kick off January in the U17 division, but a win over OHA Edmonton in their most recent game looked like BWC’s chance to right the ship. Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy, conversely, remained winless since December. They’d best STAR Hockey Academy in their last two games of 2025, but previously, they’d lost ten of their last eleven games. CDA never stopped fighting, but ultimately, the “skill guys” for BWC made the ultimate impact. Kaz Westcott (1G, 1A), Easton Coupland (1G, 1A), and Ryker Carson (1G, 1A) all scored a goal and two points, with goaltender Ethan Watson (38/39) standing tall to lead BWC to the win.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) vs North Shore Warriors (1) Female U18 Prep
A pair of losses at the hands of Delta Hockey Academy to start 2026 snapped a six-game winning streak, looking to bounce back on Saturday against the North Shore Warriors. RHAK dominated the entire game. RINK outshot North Shore 14-3 in the first, 17-7 in the second, and 15-5 in the third, but despite that, North Shore’s Emma Ward (44/46) kept the game close. Sydney McIntosh (1G, 1A) shone through with a goal and an assist, with her goal standing as the game winner for RHAK in the 2-1 win, rendering Ward’s heroic performance moot.
