St. George’s School (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy Black (4) U15
Delta Hockey Academy Black have been among the most dominant forces in the U15 division this season, a fact St. George’s encountered near the start of the season, with DHAB beating SGS 9-2 in their only meeting previous to Saturday. Delta had won 12 of their last 13 games heading into their clash with St. George’s School, one that saw an evenly-matched first period be rendered moot by an explosion of second-period offence. DHAB grabbed goals in the middle frame from Sangjun Lee (1G, 1A), Zach Giles, and Wynn Carey to race out to a three-goal lead, one SGS couldn’t recover from. St. George’s third-period pushback was admirable, but ultimately in vain, as DHAB prevailed 4-2.
STAR Hockey Academy (0) vs Yale Hockey Academy (9) U15 Prep
Yesterday’s U15 Prep contest between STAR Hockey Academy and Yale Hockey Academy was a game that could be broken down into two distinct halves; STAR stayed in the fight early, but Yale rattled off 12 straight goals in the game’s second half to ensure a dominant victory. Yale made sure their victory was assured from the outset, with four first-period goals essentially the dagger in STAR’s chances at a Saturday victory. Yale’s explosion of third-period offence yesterday was replicated in part on Saturday with four more third-period goals putting an exclamation point on an eventual 9-0 win.
Notre Dame Hounds (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (5) U17 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg started their U17 Prep contest in the perfect way on Saturday, with their play in the early stages building the foundation that they’d build on for the victory. Cole Ewonchuk (2G, 1A) scored 53 seconds into the game for RHAW, with Markus Knaub (2G, 1A) doubling the lead just minutes later, establishing RHAW’s control of the game from the outset. Both Ewonchuk and Knaub added another in the third and Brady Robert ended the game with 22 saves on 23 shots to earn his RHAW squad the eventual 5-1 win.
Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (2) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (6) U18 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna’s U18 Prep squad had played five razor-thin games to start 2026, three ending in defeat despite consistently strong performances. On Saturday, though, RHAK pulled off their first dominant victory of the month, with four goals in the first ten minutes of the first period sending them on their way to the win. RHAK pulled their foot off the gas a little bit, hanging on to their early-established lead to eventually prevail. CDA made a game out of the last two periods, but the early deficit was too large for Coeur d’Alene to come back from. Kelowna saw themselves over the finish line with a 6-2 win.
Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (2) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (11) U18 Prep
At long last, the Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy’s U18 Prep squad won their first game of the season yesterday, prevailing over Shawnigan Lake School. The Pacific Coast Hockey Academy didn’t want to be the second team to fall to the 1-22-1 Wenatchee Wild this weekend, a motivation palpable in the way PCHA executed proceedings. Three goals from the Sea Devils in the first period alone started the party and the second period saw even more PCHA dominance. Parson Shahi (3G, 2A) and Roman Lavery (2G, 3A) led the way offensively for PCHA who ended the game with a 11-2 win.
Edge School vs Northern Alberta Xtreme U15
Edge School and the Northern Alberta Xtreme played a thriller in the U15 division yesterday, with Nixon Reid-Dinning scoring the overtime winner to propel Edge over NAX 4-3. Saturday was a similarly tightly fought. NAX led 2-0 through twenty minutes of play, but from that point on, it was Edge School’s game. The special teams did the damage for Edge, with two second-period power play goals bringing things back level. The powerplay popped up again early in the third period, with an excellent cross-ice feed from Josh Pomeroy hit Kyson Sylvester (1G, 1A) who converted the go-ahead goal and eventual game-winner in Edge School’s 3-2 win.
Notre Dame Hounds vs Edge School U17
The Notre Dame Hounds and Edge School’s U17 squads play thrice this weekend, with Friday’s 4-0 win for Edge School the first of the weekend series. Edge had lost just once since Notre Dame bested them way back on October 4, and early in the first period, it was obvious they weren’t going to suffer another loss. Edge led 3-0 through twenty minutes, a lead they’d only build upon from there. By game’s end, Edge had six different goal scorers contribute to their offensive output, with Levi Carter’s three assists leading the way to Edge School’s 6-1 win.
OHA Edmonton vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg U17
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg bested OHA Edmonton 1-0 in overtime on Friday, with OHAE’s U17 squad still in search of their first win since their opening game of January. Since, they’d lost five straight, with Saturday their second of three consecutive games between OHAE and RHAW this weekend. The game was razor-thin through two, with OHAE holding on to a 2-1 lead. In the third, though, OHAE blew its wide open. Four powerplay goals in the third led OHAE’s way, with three points apiece from Tucker Porter (1G, 2A), Liam MacMillan (3A), Nate McRorie (1G, 2A), Darius Paradyil (2G, 1A), and Cayson Bruno-Morin (1G, 2A) as well as two goals from Hunter Jacob resulting in OHAE’s 9-2 win.
Shawnigan Lake School vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna Female U18 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna have been incredibly difficult to beat this season. On Saturday against Shawnigan Lake School, SLS pushed them to the brink, but RHAK’s special teams carried them over their opponent. Hayley McDonald’s brilliant shorthanded goal in the first period gave RHAK a 3-1 lead at the time, and while SLS brought things back to 3-3 from there, they never managed to lead Kelowna. Brynn Rice (1G, 2A) scored on the powerplay in the third period for RINK Kelowna. They’d score one on two powerplay attempts, adding to five successful penalty kills and a shorthanded goal to see off Shawnigan 4-3 in a thriller.
Lower Canada College (6) vs Okanagan Hockey Ontario (0) East U17 Prep
Okanagan Hockey Ontario’s defensive walls didn’t last long against Lower Canada College on Saturday, as despite OHO’s admirable efforts, LCC’s offence forced their necessary goals over the line early and often. LCC outshot OHO 56-12 in the game, scoring two powerplay goals and one shorthanded goal for a total of six in their victory, led by a pair of goals from Alex Gervasi.
Delta Hockey Academy White (4) vs STAR Hockey Academy (2) U15
Delta Hockey Academy White continued the strong run they’ve been on Saturday, edging STAR Hockey Academy 4–2 at Kent Valley Ice Centre to extend its winning streak to five games. The visitors set the pace early, outshooting STAR 20–7 in the opening frame, and were rewarded when Noah Yoo (1G) notched his 10th goal of the season just over two minutes in. STAR responded in the second period with a brief surge, as Yeojun Park (1G) and team scoring leader Mason Layher (1G) struck less than four minutes apart to give the home side its only lead of the afternoon. Delta, then, answered late in the period with Mason Hostyn (1G) at 19:35. From there, Delta took over control when Jake Plante (1G) scored his second of the season early in the final frame, and Jaiven Chatha (1G) capped the scoring. Logan Wagner was steady in goal, stopping 28 of 30, while Zachary Kolar made 46 saves under constant pressure at the other end.
BWC Academy (6) vs North Shore Warriors (4) U17 Prep
BWC Academy U17 Prep snapped its four-game skid with a high-tempo 6–4 win over North Shore Warriors, controlling much of the play and firing 55 shots to North Shore’s 29. BWC struck four times in the opening period, with Wilton Vo (1G, 1A) opening the scoring early, Kayden Pratt (1G, 3A) continuing his strong season with a power-play marker, Ryan Fox (2G) finishing a sharp passing sequence, and Nathan Da Silva (1G, 1A) burying a late goal, while North Shore countered through Zack Griffiths (1G). The Warriors pushed back in the second on a goal from Zeno Seipert (1G, 1A), but BWC answered quickly as Kooper Kozmeniuk (1G, 1A) restored a multi-goal cushion. In the third, Fox (2G) struck again on the man advantage to give BWC breathing room, before North Shore mounted a late charge with goals from Vladimir King (1G, 2A), now up to nine on the season, and Nehemiah Plunkett (1G), but the comeback fell short as Blake Langdon steadied the game with 25 saves. Pratt, BWC’s top scorer coming in, was the offensive engine throughout, while Fox’s two-goal night pushed him into double digits on the season, helping BWC improve to 10-9-1-1 and earn some timely momentum against a North Shore side still searching for consistency.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (2) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (3/SO) U18 Prep
Prairie Hockey Academy earned a hard-fought 3–2 shootout win over Northern Alberta Xtreme surviving a late push from the visitors after building an early advantage. Prairie Hockey Academy struck first midway through the opening frame when Sam Degenstein (1G) finished a clean setup from Jaxon Nicol (1A) and Kane Domres (1A). Then, they doubled the lead late in the second on a power-play strike from Seamus Dillon (1G). NAX responded with urgency in the third, getting on the board with a power-play goal from Joel Ngandu (1G), before Kalen Miles (1G) tied the game later in the period. Neither side could find a winner in overtime, sending the game to a shootout where PHA converted twice through Seamus Dillon and Brady Keith, while NAX managed a single tally, sealing the result for the locals as Drake Mooney (33/35) turned aside 33 shots while Karter Gibson (28/30) was strong as well despite the loss.
Shawnigan Lake School (0) vs Delta Hockey Academy (10) U15 Prep
Delta Hockey Academy continued its dominant run with a commanding 10–0 shutout of Shawnigan Lake School, exploding for six first-period goals and never looking back as they extended their winning streak to seven games. Braelyn Nunley (2G, 1A), now up to 13 goals on the season, set the tone early with a pair of first-period finishes, while Woojin Seo (2G) added two quick strikes of his own to give Delta complete control before the midway point of the opening frame. Ronan Gow (1G, 1A), one of the team’s top scorers this season with 19 goals, chipped in with a goal and an assist, and the blue line stayed involved offensively with Kevin Goodale (1G, 2A) and Rylan Bassi (1G, 1A) both finding the scoresheet. Mazen Green (1G, 2A) and Eli Vickers (2A), Delta’s season points leader, also helped all afternoon as Delta outshot Shawnigan 68–17, while Brayden Allan (17/17) turned aside all 17 shots he faced to earn the shutout.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (0) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) U15
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy earned a composed 3–0 road win over Okanagan Hockey Academy on Saturday, breaking a scoreless deadlock with timely finishes and a flawless performance in goal. After a quiet opening frame, Tate Davis (1G) opened the scoring midway through the second period with his 10th goal of the season. Pacific Coast pulled away in the third as Rhett Resicini (1G) struck early, before Gus Steeves (1G) sealed the result late with his 21st goal of the campaign, continuing his strong season as one of the team’s top offensive drivers. Despite OHA outshooting Pacific Coast 41–32 and earning three power plays, Sawyer Elke (41/41) stood tall with a 41-save shutout, while Jonah Gamble (29/32) battled on the other end with 29 saves in defeat as PCHA snapped a two-game skid.
Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (2) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (5) U15 Prep
South Alberta Hockey Academy continued its dominance over Pilot Mound Hockey Academy with a decisive 5–2 win, powered by a relentless first-period surge that set the tone early. SAHA struck just 39 seconds in as Kyan Vansandt (1G, 1A) opened the scoring, followed quickly by goals from Nelson Sonna Soufo (1G), Milan Loates (1G), and Macen Ibach (1G) as South Alberta overwhelmed PMHA with pace and pressure, outshooting them heavily in the opening frame. Carter Jarvis (1G, 1A) capped the period with another SAHA marker, while Pilot Mound’s lone bright spot came from Alex Rintoul (2G), who scored twice in the first to keep his team within reach. Despite a scoreless second and third period, South Alberta controlled the game territorially, receiving multi-point performances from Kovann Chisholm (2A) and Mark Ma (2A), while Cole Anderson turned aside 15 of 17 shots to secure the win and complete another convincing result in the season series.
Delta Hockey Academy (4/SO) vs Shawnigan Lake School (3) U18 Prep
Delta Hockey Academy earned a 4–3 shootout victory over Shawnigan Lake School on Saturday, holding off a late comeback after building an early three-goal cushion. Delta struck three times in the first period, beginning with a power-play marker from Luke Anderson (1G) before Caden Leibel (1G, 1A) and William Trolland (1G, 1A) extended the lead in a span of just over three minutes. Shawnigan responded in the second as Nolan Blankstein (1G) got them on the board, then mounted a strong third-period push with goals from Maddoch Bond (1G) and Phoenix Hinks (1G) to force overtime. Despite being outshot 38–7 in the final two periods and overtime combined, Delta bent but did not break, sending the game to a shootout after a scoreless extra frame. In the shootout, Delta converted three times, Jack Morgan, Peter Banicevic, and Kishan Saggu all scored, while Oliver Bryks turned aside all but one attempt to secure the win. Bryks finished with 35 saves on 38 shots, while Shawnigan netminder Stefan Kostin (40/43) was equally strong with a 40-save performance in the loss.
BWC Academy (6) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (2) U17
BWC Academy U17 earned a statement 6–2 road win over Okanagan Hockey Academy, erupting offensively after weathering an early push from the hosts. OHA struck twice in the first period behind Nathan Marques (2G), but BWC responded with poise and depth, led by Kaiden Pound’s standout performance (3G, 1A) as he factored in four of the six goals, including two decisive tallies early in the second and third periods. Ryker Carson (1G), Max Goodman (1G), and Easton Coupland (1G) rounded out the scoring, while Jaidyn Bhandari (5A) quietly drove the offense with an impressive five-assist night. Despite being outshot 47–44, BWC controlled the critical moments, capitalized on special teams, and received a strong outing from Ethan Watson (45/47), who turned aside 45 shots to secure the win and help BWC flip the script after two earlier losses to Okanagan this season.
Edge School (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (0) Female U18 Prep
Edge School delivered a dominant, wire-to-wire performance, shutting out Northern Alberta Xtreme 4–0 behind a complete team effort. Abigail Lee (2G) led the way offensively with a pair of goals, striking once in the opening frame and again late in the second to put the game firmly out of reach. Samantha Baker (1G, 1A) added a goal and an assist, while Mika Higgins (1G) capped the scoring in the third period to seal the result. Edge controlled play throughout, outshooting NAX 37–14 and limiting quality chances, as Alexis Ehrman (14/14) was rock-solid between the pipes with a flawless shutout performance.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (1) vs St. George’s School (6) U15 Prep
St. George’s School pulled away with a strong offensive push to defeat Okanagan Hockey Academy 6–1, using a big second and third period to take control of the game. After OHA briefly grabbed momentum on a power-play marker from Cohen Short (1G), St. George’s responded quickly and never looked back. Jayden Ni (2G, 1A) led the charge with a standout performance, recording two goals and an assist, including a power-play tally and an empty-net finisher. Luca Rogers (1G, 2A) was equally influential with a goal and two helpers, while Jack Davison (1G, 1A) and Nick Hill (1G) added to the scoring. St. George’s dominated the shot clock 52–23 and capitalized on special teams, with Cohen Wood steady in goal, turning aside 22 shots to secure the convincing win.
OHA Edmonton (8) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (2) U15
OHA Edmonton stormed past Prairie Hockey Academy with an 8–2 victory, firing on all cylinders from the opening faceoff. Jack Kuzio (2G), Max Holland (2G), and Kole Imlay (1G) led the charge, while Marek Fetter (1G,1A) and Ben Miller (1G) added key goals to extend the lead. OHA Edmonton struck early with Kuzio’s first goal at 4:35, countering Prairie’s power-play marker from Deklan Street (1G,1A), before Holland’s shorthanded tally and Imlay’s power-play strike cemented a 3–1 first period. Fetter and Kuzio added two more in the second, while Prairie’s David Osiowy (1G,1A) briefly made it 5–2. The third period belonged to OHA Edmonton, as Miller, Holland, and Atticus Armstrong (1G) scored, pushing the final score to 8–2.
Delta Hockey Academy (5) vs STAR Hockey Academy (1) U17
Delta Hockey Academy U17 defeated STAR Hockey Academy 5–1. STAR opened the scoring early with Camden Freeman’s (1G) goal at 2:46 of the first period, but Delta responded with two first-period power-play goals from Jack Triance (2G) and Josh Racic (1G) to take the lead. Triance added another goal in the second period giving Delta a 3–1 edge. The third period saw goals from Riley Horne (1G, 1A) and Jovan Sandhu (1G) to seal the 5–1 victory.
North Shore Warriors (3) vs BWC Academy (7) U18 Prep
BWC Academy dominated North Shore Warriors 7–3 with a balanced offensive attack and strong goaltending from James Fitzpatrick (29/32). BWC jumped out to a 3–0 first-period lead on goals from Declan Iacoviello (2G, 1A), Logan Lepinski (1G, 2A), and Dominic Seminoff (1G, 1A). North Shore tried to mount a comeback in the second, scoring two quick goals from Sidney Bellfoy (1G, 2A) and Ellis Martschuk (1G), but Logan Henry’s goal late in the period restored BWC’s cushion. The third period saw BWC pull away with three more goals from Iacoviello, Zephyr Harms (1G), and Otto Spofforth (1G, 1A), while Vlad Ibragimov (1G) scored the lone third period North Shore goal late. BWC outshot North Shore 61–32 and controlled the pace throughout, improving their record to 16–5–0–0 and extending their winning streak to three games.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (7/OT) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (6) U15
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna edged Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy 7–6 in a wild overtime thriller, with Sidney Mock (3G, 1A) leading the charge and Landen Gray (2G), Harlan Grimsdell (1G), and Gabriel Abdallah (1G) adding clutch goals. RINK Kelowna opened the scoring with Mock’s early goal at 7:21, matched by Dusty Koester (1G) for CDA, before Mock struck again on the power play. CDA responded with a four-goal second period, including TJ Podollan (3G, 2A) netting two markers, putting RHA Kelowna behind 5–3. Then, RINK Kelowna battled back in the third as Gray, Grimsdell, and Abdallah scored, tying the game and sending it to OT, where Gray notched the game-winner at 1:01. Luke Kochhar stopped 41 of 47 shots in net for RINK Kelowna, while Harrison Dalton faced 43 shots, making 36 saves.
Calgary International Hockey Academy (5/SO) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep
Calgary International Hockey Academy and South Alberta Hockey Academy delivered another frantic, back‑and‑forth matchup on Saturday night, with CIHA surviving a 52‑shot onslaught to take a 5–4 shootout win. CIHA struck twice early through Mason Moran (1G, 1A) and Declan Cardiff (1G), but SAHA kept clawing back, eventually grabbing a 4–3 lead just 23 seconds into the third. From there, it was the Braxton Gibson (48/52) show, his 48‑save performance kept CIHA afloat long enough for Chad Clark (1G) to bury a late power‑play equalizer. Overtime solved nothing, and in the shootout, only Calum Giese converted, sealing a gritty, resilient victory for a CIHA team that made the most of its chances while leaning heavily on its goaltender.
Edge School (3) vs OHA Edmonton (5) U15 Prep
Kobe Pellack (1G, 1A) opened the scoring just 44 seconds in and Austin Ridedout and defenseman Hayden Harvey scored 25 seconds apart as OHA Edmonton grabbed an early 3-0 lead over the visitors. Kelson Hawreluik extended the advantage 5:36 into the second as the home squad looked as though they would run away with this one. But Brody Antignani and Cruz Schwabe (1G, 1A) would score 3:01 apart to cut into the deficit and give Edge some life midway through the second. A Steven Leavitt (1G, 1A) power play goal with 17 seconds left in the period gave OHA Edmonton some needed breathing room heading into the third and final period. Early in the third James Butterwick hit double digit goals as he beat Connor Phillips (21/24) to bring Edge back within two. However, Phillips and OHA Edmonton would shut the door the rest of the way to secure the 5-3 win.
BWC Academy (9) vs North Shore Warriors (5) U15
A high scoring affair started with Chase Henderson scoring his ninth goal of the season 4:28 in. Adriano Ciccone added a shorthanded goal midway through the period to double the BWC Academy lead before Max Darlow (2G, 2A) cut it back to one with 2:18 left in the period. The two teams traded power play goals to start the second with Alex Iaichkin (2G, 1A) scoring for BWC Academy and Niccolo Lanari countering for North Shore. Cody Simmons (2G, 1A) briefly tied the game in the second but Vincenzo Carnovale (3G) scored two power play goals 42 seconds apart to give BWC Academy a 5-3 lead heading into the final frame. In the third Simmons brought North Shore within one but Carnovale completed the hat-trick 59 seconds later as BWC Academy scored their fourth power play goal of the game. Darlow and Iachkin traded goals a minute apart midway through the third as it remained a one goal game with almost eight minutes left. Mars Zhang (2G, 2A) would give BWC Academy some breathing room a few minutes later before adding a shorthanded empty net goal in the final minute to secure the victory.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (8) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (3) U17
Pacific Coast got power play goals from Trent Porter (3G, 1A) and Jackson Squire (1G, 3A) in the first to take a 2-0 lead into the intermission. Logan Mardrid (1G, 1A) would get CDA on the board midway through the second with a shorthanded goal and Blake Celski tied the game a few minutes later, setting up for a wild third period. Maximus Scheffer (1G, 2A) restored the PCHA lead just 33 seconds into the third and Nixon Szadkowski’s (3G) 14th of the year doubled the lead a few minutes later. Haruga Kondo would score a CDA power play goal just 25 seconds later to bring his team within one but it was all PCHA the rest of the way. Porter and Szadkowski scored 56 seconds apart before Porter completed the hat-trick three minutes later. Szadkowski would complete the feat as well with 4:31 remaining as PCHA turned a 2-2 game into an 8-3 win. Oliver Boniface (25/28) was in net for the win.
