Notre Dame Hounds (3) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (8) U15
Samuel Aubin made 50 saves on 56 shots in the Notre Dame crease, and for two periods the Hounds were never more than a goal behind. They led twice in the first. Daniel Yun (1G) opened the scoring, and defenceman Kris Peng (1G) potted his first of the season on the power play. Midway through the second, Jacob Peters (1G) tied it 3-3. RINK kept coming anyway, piling up 24 shots in the middle frame, and Jackson Ross (1G, 1A) put the home side ahead for good late in the period. Adrian Sinclair (1G, 3A) had a hand in four goals. When Jackson Klippenstein (1G, 2A) made it 5-3 with the extra man, the Hounds pulled their goalie, and RINK scored three times in the final 121 seconds, twice shorthanded. Lincoln Rivard (1G, 1A) finished a rush with one second left, wrapping up a three-game weekend sweep.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (3/OT) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (2) Women’s U18 Prep
A day after a 10-1 loss to OHA Edmonton, RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg needed overtime and its captain to get back in the win column. Camryn Thomas (1G) put Winnipeg ahead midway through the first, but the Xtreme answered twice. Addison Cunningham (1G) evened it before the first intermission, and Olivia Lin (1G) struck unassisted early in the second. Then Audrey Tong (34/37) went to work. Winnipeg outshot NAX 37-19 on the day, yet Tong kept the Xtreme in front through the rest of the second and deep into the third. The break came with under three minutes left in regulation: a tripping call, a Winnipeg power play, and defenceman Mullen Macintyre (1G) buried her first of the season on a feed from Rowyn Street (1G, 1A). Street (1G, 1A) settled it 3:07 into overtime, finding the net out of a goalmouth scramble, and Sienna Bennett (17/19) skated the length of the ice to join the pile.
Mount Academy (2) vs Okanagan Hockey Ontario (3) East CCM
A day after a 6-5 thriller, Mount Academy and Okanagan Hockey Ontario met again at Iroquois Park, and for one period the visitors had an answer for everything. Darby Marshall (1G) struck shorthanded early on a Thomas Bryan (1A) setup. Luke Lang (1G) replied on the power play, and defenceman Luke Morrison (1G) cashed in on Mount’s own man advantage to restore the lead. That 2-1 edge came on nine shots to OHO’s 20. Philippe Levac (49/52) protected it into the second, but the pressure never let up, with 32 more shots over the final 40 minutes, and Thomas Garland (1G, 1A) levelled it at 2-2. Both sides spent long stretches in the box, yet the winner came at even strength. Hector Hupel (1G) picked a fine time for his first goal of the season with 4:31 left, and Edward Ouellette (27/29) made it stand. Two meetings in two days, two one-goal games, both to OHO.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (1) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (5) U18 Prep
Want to know how Northern Alberta Xtreme turned a one-goal loss into a four-goal win overnight? Start with the special-teams column. RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg went 0-for-6 on the power play, while the Xtreme scored twice on theirs and once shorthanded. Eli Piquette (1G) got things going on a first-period power play. Early in the second, defenceman Channon Fummerton (1G, 1A) netted what stood as the winner on a Malakai Andrews (1G, 1A) feed. Late in the period, the two swapped jobs, with Andrews (1G, 1A) finishing on the power play and Fummerton (1G, 1A) picking up the helper. Lincoln Eaves (1G) made it 4-0 early in the third. Winnipeg’s last real push, a six-on-four with Noah Hawkins (36/40) on the bench, ended with Owen Wiemer (1G) hitting the empty net shorthanded. In the other crease, Matthew Coyle (21/22) was beaten only once, by Brady Filmon (1G) 6:23 into the third.
STAR Hockey Academy (4) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) U15
This one was settled before the first intermission, and then it nearly came unsettled. Jax Sluggett (1G, 1A) put Pacific Coast in front on an early power play, but STAR flipped the score inside three minutes. Cassius Powter (1G) converted a man advantage of his own, and Leif Steingard (1G) added another before the seven-minute mark. Defenceman Kaiden Miller (1G) drew PCHA level, and the visitors needed just 19 seconds to answer: Crew MacDonald (1G, 1A) struck on the power play that followed. Two minutes later, Ian Harder (1G) made it 4-2 off a Dominic Moody (1A) feed. Nobody knew it yet, but that was the game. The next 47 minutes were a penalty-heavy grind that produced a single goal, from Ethan Kersten (1G, 1A) early in the third. Pacific Coast outshot STAR 14-8 in that period, and Wyatt Scott (34/37) held firm the rest of the way. A game that opened like a track meet finished as a standoff.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) vs STAR Hockey Academy (1) U17
STAR Hockey Academy had edged Okanagan Hockey Academy 3-2 the day before, and a 9:15 puck drop at Kent Valley Ice Centre gave OHA little time to stew over it. Owen Magness (1G) scored first on a first-period power play, and the second assist on that goal belonged to OHA’s own goaltender, Nathen Bazley (26/27). Reece Verrier (2G) doubled the lead before intermission. The second period was STAR’s best chance. It opened with an extended power play and came away empty, and defenceman Arlen Brimacombe (1G) stretched the lead to 3-0 not long after it ended. STAR kept pressing, outshooting OHA 17-11 in the frame, but only Dallas Toth (1G) got through, on a Ryezen Bertsch (1A) setup. Bazley shut the door from there. Verrier (2G) sealed it with his second goal of the morning, 94 seconds from the end.
Delta Hockey Academy Green (5) vs Shawnigan Lake School (3) Women’s U18 Prep
Twelve seconds separated Delta Hockey Academy Green’s first two goals, from Gabriella Lee (2G) and Abigail Jung (1G, 1A), and Shawnigan Lake School changed goalies just 2:05 into the game. Then Noe Crookham (3G) took over. She answered before the seven-minute mark, beat Mya Young (20/23) again with 16 seconds left in the first, and completed a natural hat-trick on an early second-period power play to put the hosts ahead 3-2. Ziah Dennis (2A) set up two of the three. Delta’s reply came the same way Crookham’s third goal did. Adie Schneider (1G, 1A) tied it unassisted on a power play, Addi McFegan (1G, 1A) restored the lead later in the period, and Lee (2G) added her second early in the third, again with a player advantage. Relief goalie Jordyn Kemp (42/45) kept the margin respectable as Delta outshot Shawnigan 47-23. Hat-trick for the hosts, win for the visitors.
CIH Academy (2) vs Stanstead College (9) East BioSteel
Stanstead College improved to 5-0 with a 9-2 win at Pat Burns Arena, though for two periods CIH Academy hung around longer than the shot clock said it should. Outshot 31-8 through 40 minutes, the visitors trailed only 4-2, as defenceman Klim Khegai (1G) and Pavel Vereshchak (1G) both beat Jaxon Ford (10/12), the second on the power play. Kristian Tlstovic (2G, 1A) and Matus Hornak (1G, 1A) swapped scorer and setup on two second-period power-play goals for Stanstead. The third period was less polite. Tlstovic (2G, 1A) scored again 96 seconds in, and Zsombor Galambos (2G, 1A) added another before a lengthy power play late in the period produced three goals in 90 seconds. Galambos (2G, 1A) got the first, defenceman Charles Glauser (1G, 2A) followed 15 seconds later, and defenceman Mark Duggan (1G, 1A) finished the burst. Five power-play goals for Stanstead, from five different shooters.
OHA Edmonton (4) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (5/OT) U17
Riley Kwasniuk earned this one twice over. Prairie Hockey Academy’s netminder made 60 saves on 64 shots at Barkman Arena, and he needed nearly every one as OHA Edmonton kept coming back. Prairie’s power play did the early damage. Bryce Scrupps (1G), Ty Gleim (2G) and defenceman Carson Caouette (1G, 1A) all scored with the extra skater for a 3-0 lead. Edmonton got two back late in the second through Darius Paradayil (1G) and Kole Imlay (1G), then leaned hard on Kwasniuk with a 20-9 edge in third-period shots. Keenan Anderson (1G) pulled the visitors even on the power play. Dallin Mitchell (1G, 1A) edged the hosts ahead late in regulation, but Henrik Alexander-Ward (1G) answered with 44 seconds left. Gleim (2G) needed just two minutes of overtime to end it.
Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (0) vs Delta Hockey Academy (9) U15 Prep
Eleven points between two players. Alex Iaichkin (3G, 3A) and Stefano Trentalance (1G, 4A) led Delta Hockey Academy to a 9-0 win over Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy, with Trentalance (1G, 4A) feeding Iaichkin (3G, 3A) on all three of his goals. Two of those came in the first, as Delta built a 3-0 lead while firing 27 shots at Jesse Calder (54/63). Trentalance (1G, 4A) added one of his own, unassisted, 63 seconds into the second. Iaichkin (3G, 3A) got his third with just under 10 minutes left, and Kayden Krestanovich (2G, 1A) needed only 39 more seconds to add his second, set up by the same pair. Six different Delta players scored. Logan Wagner (26/26) had the quieter crease, though Coeur d’Alene saved its best push for the third, putting 13 shots on him without a goal.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (11) vs Notre Dame Hounds (0) U15 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg’s U15 Prep group arrived at Duncan McNeill Arena on the back of 19-0 and 17-0 wins at Prairie, and left with an 11-0 win that looked a lot like those. Liam Hailstone (3G) and Brock Labelle (2G) scored nine seconds apart seven minutes in, the start of a six-goal first period in which defenceman Cooper Greenham (3A) set up three. When Lyrik Selch (2G) scored for the second time early in the second, Felix Theriault (21/28) made way for Brian Thiel (31/35), who came on in relief. Labelle (2G) and Max Manaigre (2G) both doubled up, and Hailstone (3G) finished his hat-trick with an unassisted goal inside the final two minutes. At the other end, Chase Shymko (10/10) saw two shots in the first period and two in the third.
Delta Hockey Academy (4) vs BWC Academy (2) U17 Prep
BWC Academy’s perfect home record fell to a Delta Hockey Academy team that hadn’t lost all season. The record didn’t survive, and three Delta forwards scored every goal in a 4-2 win. Mazen Green (2G) broke the ice unassisted in the first, and Colby Walker (1G, 1A) added a power-play goal off a Carson Brown (1G, 2A) feed before intermission. Walker (1G, 1A) returned the favour in the second, setting up Brown (1G, 2A) for a 3-0 lead. BWC pushed back in the third with 15 shots, and Wyatt Lowther (1G) scored unassisted. Green (2G) got that one back within three minutes, with Brown (1G, 2A) collecting his second helper, but Eric Prexler (1G) answered 78 seconds later. A late power play with Jordan Bigelow (40/44) pulled gave BWC a six-on-four, and 4-2 was as close as it got.
Edge School (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (1) U15
Edge School played the first half of Sunday’s game with the Northern Alberta Xtreme squarely on the front foot, hitting the NAX net with nearly 30 shots by the halfway point of the second period, with one goal prior to that point giving Edge a lead, and Beckhem Falloon (1G, 1A) scoring just after the ten-minute mark to double the lead. A pair from Kase Lindberg in the third period extended the Mountaineers’ lead further, with Edge’s goaltender Damon Fleischer making 20 of 21 for the 4-1 win.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (7) vs Indigenous Sports Academy (3) U17 Prep
RINK Winnipeg’s first period did the requisite damage on Sunday in Saskatoon, with the lead they established early fought back upon by the Indigenous Sports Academy, but ISA unable to close RHAW’s advantage. Two goals from Aiden Christie led RHAW’s path, and while ISA’s fight continued into the third, with Tyson Bird (2G) able to pull ISA within one, but an insurance marker from RHAW’s Alex Delorme (1G, 1A) sealed their 7-3 win.
Calgary International Hockey Academy (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (2) U15 Prep
Miles Coy’s unbelievable season in the U15 Prep division marched on against the Northern Alberta Xtreme on Sunday, with his ninth of the year in just his eleventh league game giving CIHA an early lead. Cohen St. Louis scored early in the second to push CIHA further in front, with the two-goal lead established by his goal in the second one that would take a NAX blow, but resulted in a one-goal lead they’d be able to retain into the third. The ever-dangerous Lucas Beudin scored again for CIHA, a shorthanded goal that proved the last of the game and the ultimate insurance marker, with CIHA’s Mason Filipchuk making 40 saves on 42 shots.
Balmoral Hall School (0) vs OHA Edmonton (7) Women’s U18 Prep
The first period was relatively even on the scoreboard, but that evenly-fought posture was gone early in the second, with two goals within sixty seconds from Cora Rydel and Ryann Jugnauth (1G, 1A) giving OHAE a quick 3-0 lead. Siri Bolding (1G, 3A) scoring her sixth goal of the season already only proved to push the game further out of Balmoral Hall’s reach, with the formerly undefeated BHS bested at last by OHAE by a score of 7-0 on Sunday.
STAR Hockey Academy (5) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) U18 Prep
STAR Hockey Academy U18 Prep’s 2026-27 season runs through Vancouver Giants prospect Adam Neilson, with a zero-point outing against PCHA on Saturday, a rare blemish on his record. He was the one who got the party started on Sunday, though, with Neilson’s early strike, which set STAR on their way in Victoria. His first goal just got the ball rolling, with a quick strike from the red-hot Anchorage, Alaska native Liam Yackel doubling the lead halfway through the first. Cam Hoggan’s (2G, 2A) second-period goal provided further cushioning for STAR, but with a 3-1 lead established, Jakob Schmidt would pop up to score two more, completing his hat-trick and tying the game at three. Sean Strasser (1G, 2A) responded just 34 seconds after Schmidt’s equalizer, giving STAR their lead back. Cam Hoggan scored his second and fourth point of the game into the empty net to seal the win.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (2) vs North Shore Warriors (3) U15 Prep
Two teams faced with the opportunity to improve to .500 records, with the 4-5-0 Pacific Coast Hockey Academy and the 4-5-0 North Shore Warriors clashing in North Vancouver on Sunday. PCHA took the game’s first lead early, but a North Shore-centred second-period grabbed goals from Cody Simmons (1G, 1A) and Ronan Jones to grab the Warriors the lead. Everett Munro hit back for the Sea Devils early in the third, but only levelled the score for seven minutes, with Mason Stanton scoring the game-winning goal with less than seven minutes to play in the third to secure the Warriors a late win.
Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (0) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna Red (2) Women’s U18 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna Red spent the entire first forty minutes peppering the Okanagan Hockey Academy Black net, with a 45-12 shots-on-goal margin in their favour through two periods. For almost that whole time, the game remained scoreless, before RINK Kelowna finally broke through late in the second. Iya Morris forced home a go-ahead goal on the powerplay with 23 seconds left in the second, with Kelowna’s Lacey Duckworth (22/22) shutting the door in the third, making all ten saves that she was required to make in the third to earn the shutout.
Okanagan Hockey Ontario (2) vs Fort Erie International Academy (6) East BioSteel
Sunday was one man’s day in Fort Erie. FEIA goaltender Gabriel Gagnon (42/44) was excellent, but the forward from Moscow, Russia lifted Fort Erie above OHO. Daniil Khmelkov scored in the first to open the scoring, early in the second to make it 2-0, and minutes later to give FEIA a 4-0 lead. OHO fought back, but Khmelkov’s fourth of the game and seventeenth goal of the season twisted the knife in the third, with his dazzling performance making the difference in his team’s 6-2 win.
CIH Academy (1) vs Stanstead College (8) East CCM
Stanstead College’s near-indestructible run on the Eastern side of the CSSHL continued on Sunday, with CIH Academy’s formidable effort ultimately coming up short of the SC hosts. The big guns came out firing for Stanstead, with Maveric Thisdelle’s (1G, 1A) tenth, Matej Dobos’ eighth and ninth, Jeremi Duclos-Claude’s (1G, 1A) eighth, Shane-Alexandre Dubé’s (1G, 1A) sixth, and Elliot Bibeau-Rivard’s ninth goals of the season leading the way in an 8-1 win.
Selwyn House School (13) vs Ontario Hockey Academy (2) East BioSteel
Four goals in less than five minutes in the first period of play on Sunday between Selwyn House School and Ontario Hockey Academy for Selwyn House completely decided the contest, with a 4-0 lead establishing a lead they’d only build upon. Davide Gargano scored a hat-trick, Kareem Baig-Mirza hit a hat-trick and four points, Dean Nicolopoulos notched five assists, and Luke Kirstein (2G, 1A) picked up three points in their high-event double-digit win.
Yale Hockey Academy (3) vs Shawnigan Lake School (4) U17 Prep
Shawnigan Lake School opened the scoring with an Asher Devries power-play goal in the first, with the hosts taking an early lead into the second, before Yale responded just 15 seconds into the middle frame with a goal from Rayman Sall. Devries restored Shawnigan’s lead with his second power-play marker late in the period, but Yale battled back in the third. Max Ritchey tied the game early in the frame before Kaleb Newson gave Yale its first lead with just over three minutes remaining. However, Nehemiah Plunkett answered 31 seconds later to force overtime, where Devries completed his hat-trick with the game-winner on a one-timed finish. Bryce Roache made 48 saves in the victory as Shawnigan overcame a 51-38 disadvantage in shots.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (4) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy Women’s U18 Prep
After a scoreless opening period, RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna struck twice in the opening five minutes of the second. Sadie Green opened the scoring just 39 seconds into the frame before Sophia Abougoush doubled the advantage four minutes later. The 2-0 lead held until late in the third, when Lylah Dietz added an insurance marker. Raeya Mackie (1G, 1A) capped off the victory with a power-play goal, with Mikayla Broadfoot grabbing herself two assists in the process, and Emilee Klapak stopping all 16 shots she faced to record the shutout. RHA Kelowna controlled much of the contest, outshooting Okanagan Hockey Academy 38-16.
St. George’s School (2) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (5) U17 Prep
A pair of first-period goals for the Pacific Coast Hockey Academy set them in a good position, with Trent Porter’s (1G, 1A) strike just 24 seconds into the second period making it 3-0 for the Sea Devils. Some complacency may have set in from there, with St. George’s hitting back twice, but Landon Rosse’s insurance marker in the third and Rio Manhas’ (29/31) 12 saves on 13 third-period shots elevated PCHA to the win.
