Mount Academy (0) vs Bishop’s College School (11) East U17 Prep
Bishop’s College stays undefeated on the season as they defeat Mount Academy for a second time in three days. Jan Hanzlik (1G, 4A) showcases all his talents as he sets up four goals and adds one of his own. Also, Elliott Correia (3G) shows once again he can put the puck in the net with a hat trick. Cole Toms (2G, 1A) and Dominik Bickos (2G, 1A) continue their great seasons as both lead the team with 15 and 14 points respectively. Even if the offense was going full throttle, Egor Oganesyan (21/21) was busy, he stands on business and stops all the shots he faced for his shutout. Honourable mention to Mount Academy who, in the defeat, take 0 penalties and do not give any power play opportunities to BCS.
Calgary International Hockey Academy (5) vs BWC Academy (6) U15 Prep
Kenzo Gibson (4G, 1A) opened the scoring just 54 seconds in but two quick goals from Kale Okubo and Loic Lebel put CIHA ahead 4:37 into the game. Gibson would add a power play marker a few minutes later to even the score heading into the second. Eric Sexton scored the lone second period goal as CIHA reclaimed the lead heading into the final 20. In the third, Ryder Bui (1G, 1A) tied the game with a power play marker 5:33 into the period, setting up for a chaotic finish. Gibson completed the hat-trick with 3:29 left to play but Cole Chudyk (2G, 1A) tied the game 36 seconds later. Kristian Lima (1G, 2A) put BWC Academy ahead 54 seconds after that, but it took Chudyk just 10 seconds to once again even the score. The game would be settled just 22 seconds after that as Gibson hit double digit goals with his fourth of the game, giving BWC Academy the game winner with 1:27 left on the clock. Tyson Oake (46/51) and Ty Tunke (41/47) were in net for their respective teams.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (6) vs STAR Hockey Academy (0) U15 Prep
It was pure domination from NAX in this one as they outshot STAR 53-11 in a 6-0 win. Emmett Abel had the first opportunity to open the scoring but was denied on a penalty shot by William Duffy (27/31) 11:38 into the game. However, Sebastian Morgan (1G, 1A) and Jared Ryan (1G, 2A) scored first period goals to give NAX a 2-0 lead. Malakai Andrews and Abel would add goals in the second before Gavin Van Brabant and Jett Evans beat Lucas Kautz (19/21) in the third to round out the scoring. Zayden Maclean (11/11) made just 11 saves to record the shutout.
Notre Dame Hounds (7) vs Shawnigan Lake School (4) U15 Prep
Keironn Davis Diakite (2G, 1A) scored the lone first period goal as Notre Dame led 1-0 after 20 minutes of play. Jax Baumuller doubled the lead 1:09 into the second with his seventh goal of the season. Landon Russell got Shawnigan on the board a few minutes later but a power play goal from Knox Valentine (1G, 1A) less than a minute later restored the two-goal cushion. Nathan MacDonald’s first of the year got Shawnigan back within one but Notre Dame once again had a quick response, this time off the stick of Ivan Kukolj (1G, 3A). AJ Bryan (2G) and Diakite added goals late in the period to wrap up a five-goal second for Notre Dame. Shawnigan made a push in the third as goals from Jackson Saskiw and Nate Brocklehurst (1G, 1A) brought them within two with 11:19 remaining. However, an empty net goal from Bryan and a 33 save performance from Seth Bennett (33/37) secured Notre Dame’s first win of the season and kept Shawnigan winless.
King Heights Academy (2) vs Fort Erie International Academy (10) East U18 Prep
Forwards Yuri Baunov (3G) and Samuel Schelling (3G, 1A) each recorded hat-tricks while defenseman Elliot Hudon (1G, 2A) had three points of his own to pace Fort Erie in a 10-2 win over King Heights. Liam Fraser and Misha Shelipov scored the King Heights goals, beatingAshton Venzon (21/23), who recoreded his first win of the season.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (6) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (2) U17 Prep
The CDA power play was clicking early as Camden Masterson scored in the first and Eli Bonilla added one in the second to give their team a 2-0 lead. Collin Lee (1G, 2A) got Pacific Coast on the board 1:02 later and Kaelen Rusjan tied the game just 25 seconds after that. Luke Schamehorn (1G, 1A) put PCHA ahead 1:10 after that and a Kyle Rushton (1G, 1A) goal 20 seconds later saw PCHA turn a 2-0 deficit into a 4-2 lead in 1:55 of play. Cameron Young-Thompson (1G, 1A) increased the deficit 40 seconds into the third, while a Dexter Spring power play marker with 2:58 left saw PCHA scored six unanswered in the come from behind victory. Rio Manhas (27/29) and Liam Rogers (42/48) were in net for their respective teams.
South Alberta Hockey Academy (12) vs Notre Dame Hounds (0) U18 Prep
All but three SAHA skaters recorded a point in a 12-0 beatdown of Notre Dame Sunday morning. Kingston Chisholm (3G, 1A), Ryker Klassen (1G, 3A) and Damen Vanderberg (1G, 3A) led the SAHA offence with four points each, while defenseman Linden Andersen (3A) chipped in with three points. Hunter Zawislak (22/22) made 22 saves for his first shutout of the season.
Fort Erie International Academy (3) vs Okanagan Hockey Ontario (4) East U17 Prep
Joshua Moncrieff’s (1G, 1A) first of the season opened the scoring for OHO 8:28 into the game while Etienne Guo’s fifth evened the score 10 minutes later. Matvei Zakharov put Fort Erie ahead 7:42 into the second with his fourth goal of the campaign. Luca Nobert (1G, 2A) briefly tied the game, but Jayden Goolab put Fort Erie ahead again 1:10 later. However, a late second period goal by Jack Carter saw the two teams tied heading into the final period. The game looked destined for overtime until Thomas Garland scored his eighth of the season with 1:52 remaining to give OHO the 4-3 win in the tightly contested match.
Calgary International Hockey Academy (2) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep
It took Brady Keith (1G, 1A) just 20 seconds to open the scoring as he beat Braxton Gibson (31/34) for his fourth of the season. CIHA would match the first minute goal as Jacob Balaberda (1G, 1A) scored his third of the season 35 seconds later. However, Prairie would continue to produce in the first as Seamus Dillon (1G, 1A) scored on the power play and Trey Bohlken added his third of the year to give their team a 3-1 lead. Aidan McIntosh scored the lone second period goal 2:33 into the frame as CIHA cut into the deficit heading into the third period. CIHA would get a late power play to look for the equalizer, but defenseman Liam Kilfoil (1G, 1A) secured the Prairie win with an empty net, shorthanded marker. Fresh off his call-up to the Regina Pats, Drake Mooney (35/37) made 35 saves in net for the win.
OHA Edmonton (3) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (4/SO) U18 Prep
AJ Tarnowski set the tone for OHA Edmonton early by scoring his sixth of the season 57 seconds in. Defenseman Michael Kaplan extended the lead 4:17 into the game, and Rhett Hudson’s third 2:21 later saw OHA Edmonton pull ahead 3-0, 6:38 into the game. Luca Laforges stopped the bleeding with his first of the season midway through the first and an early second period goal by Lucas McMillan saw Pilot Mound climb within one. Pilot Mound would tie the game midway through the second as Prince Albert Raiders prospect Knox Burton (1G, 1A) continued his impressive start to the season, scoring his 11th goal in just his ninth game. Adam Courchesne (43/46) and Cam Hoose (42/45) kept clean sheets in the third and through overtime to send the game to a shootout, where each netminder stopped the first four shooters. Courchesne would stop Hudson in the fifth round and Nolan Harding beat Hoose as Pilot Mound overcame the early 3-0 deficit to earn the 4-3 shootout win.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (4) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (7) U15 Prep
Nixon McLean (2G, 1A) and Jaxon Lodge (1G, 1A) scored 46 seconds apart as RHA Kelowna grabbed a 2-0 lead. It wouldn’t take Pilot Mound long to get on the board as Nash Ramage replied 1:06 later, cutting the lead in half going into the second. Hinata Hashimoto (2G) would score two goals in 33 seconds to put Pilot Mound ahead by one after they trailed by two. McLean would get one back for RHA Kelowna late in the period to level the score going into the third. Defenseman Rayman Sall (1G, 1A) would put RHA Kelowna back on top 8:12 into the third, but Pilot Mound would rattle off four unanswered to claim the victory. It started with Edin Korajac (2G, 1A) tying the game 5-on-5 before scoring the eventual game winner on the power play. Brock Vodden (1G, 4A) added another power play goal 1:15 later and an empty netter by Aiden Kelly secured the win. Kobe Parker (20/24) and Ryker Kitteringham (41/47) were in net for their respective teams.
Ulysse Academie (3) vs Bishop’s College School (2) East U18 Prep
After a scoreless first period Val-d’Or Foreurs prospect Dominic Schnarr opened the scoring for Bishop’s with his fourth goal of the season. Nicholas Dube tied the game with his fourth, before Gavin Rusenstrom put Bishop’s back on top exactly one minute later. It would take Alex Graveline just 13 seconds to tie the game again, beating Emerson Tebay (29/32) for his fifth of the season. Level at 2-2 in the third, Maddox Guerin scored his fourth of the year to give Ulysse the lead with 12:13 remaining. Benjamin Pilon (32/34) needed to make just five third period saves to secure the victory for Ulysse, as they controlled the final 20.
Yale Hockey Academy (6) vs Edge School (4) U15 Prep
Yale led 1-0 after 20 as Teagan Dernisky (1G, 1A) scored his 17th goal in just his 11th game of the season. Cohen Snukal-Lyon tied the game just 14 seconds into the second, beating Gavin Craig (30/34) for his second of the year. Parker McMillan (4G, 2A) would score his first of four to put Yale back ahead before James Butterwick (1G, 1A) and Connor Baines (1G, 1A) traded goals to close out the period. McMillan took over in the third, scoring three straight goals to put Yale ahead 6-2 with 5:35 left to play. Edge would mount a late comeback, scoring twice in the final minute, as Lachlan Kisio and Cruz Schwabe got the scoreline to a more respectable 6-4. Cohen Spencer (36/42) faced 42 shots in the loss.
OHA Edmonton (4) vs Delta Hockey Academy (2) U15 Prep
Steven Martyniuk (1G, 1A) scored the lone first period goal as OHA Edmonton led 1-0 after 20 minutes of play. Ian Kim doubled the lead 2:02 into the second period with his first goal of the season. Braelyn Nunley got Delta on the board a few minutes later, firing one past Connor Phillips (21/23). Austin Rideout (1G, 1A) and Woojin Seo traded goals midway through the period as OHA Edmonton remained ahead by one going into the third. In the third it was defenseman Hayden Harvey adding the insurance marker 4:00 into the period, a period in which OHA Edmonton outshot Delta 13-2 to crush any comeback hopes.
King’s Edgehill School (3) vs Ontario Hockey Academy Mavericks (6) East U18 Prep
The beginning of Sunday’s game between King’s Edgehill School and the Ontario Hockey Academy Mavericks started slanted in the Mavericks’ direction. KES prevailed 5-2 yesterday in the two teams’ first head-to-head matchup of this weekend’s back-to-back. The OHA Mavericks opened up a massive lead, running out to a 5-0 advantage barely halfway through the second period. Manuel Beaudoin led the way with a hat-trick, scoring three of the first four goals in the game, but after the Mavericks had opened up the five-goal lead, KES began to fight back. Kasper Kossila (1G, 1A) scored shorthanded, and KES scored two more to follow that in the third period, but they couldn’t get closer than a two-goal deficit. The Ontario Hockey Academy Mavericks won 6-3 by the time the game wound down.
Calgary International Hockey Academy (2) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep
The Calgary International Hockey Academy outplayed Prairie Hockey Academy in at least the final forty minutes of the game. However, Prairie played an extremely strong first period and did enough damage in the first twenty minutes to maintain the lead throughout. Brady Keith (1G, 1A) scored twenty seconds into the hockey game, and Seamus Dillon (1G, 1A) scored the eventual game-winner after just six minutes of the first period. Drake Mooney stopped 35 of 37 in all, including 22 on 23 shots in the final forty minutes of play.
South Alberta Hockey Academy (12) vs Notre Dame Hounds (0) U18 Prep
Seven losses in the first eight Notre Dame Hounds games in the U18 Prep season didn’t inspire too much confidence as they took on the Southern Alberta Hockey Academy this weekend. SAHA scored four goals apiece in each of the three periods, led by four-point performances from Kingston Chisholm (3G, 1A), Ryker Klassen (1G, 3A), and Damen Vanderberg (1G, 3A). The loss leaves Notre Dame further searching for their second win, while SAHA picked up their second victory of the weekend over Notre Dame, bouncing back from their loss to Prairie Hockey Academy.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) vs STAR Hockey Academy (3) U17
The score of Saturday’s game between RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna and STAR Hockey Academy was only 4-2, but RHAK outshot STAR 62-28 in the contest, controlling the bulk of the game even if STAR stuck around. On Sunday, RHAK yet again had their control of the game established, leading 2-1 after two periods that saw them outshoot STAR by a combined 32-13 margin in those first forty minutes. STAR Hockey Academy pushed back come the third, and their efforts were aided early, with Eli Solberg scoring on the powerplay to tie the game at two early on, before another man advantage not long after presented STAR the chance to take the lead. Camden Freeman’s goal stood as the game-winner, and Ry Jeffries made 42 saves on 44 shots for the victory.
OHA Edmonton (3/SO) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (2) Female U18 Prep
Sunday’s game between OHA Edmonton and the South Alberta Hockey Academy in the Female U18 Prep division saw a duplicate result to the two teams’ matchups one day prior, to the joy of one team and the chagrin of the other. OHA Edmonton led 3-1 through two, and a late SAHA goal made it 3-2 on Saturday, but on Sunday, it looked like anyone’s game through two periods. Forty minutes came and went with both teams deadlocked a two goals apiece, but for OHA Edmonton, it took less than 100 seconds of the third-period for them to find a goal through Jocelyn Bodnar (1G, 1A), her third pf the season and the tiebreaking goal that stood as the game-winner with OHAE prevailing 3-2 over SAHA for the second consecutive game.
North Shore Warriors (3) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (4) U15 Prep
The North Shore Warriors’ U15 Prep team by no means played a bad game on Sunday against the Southern Alberta Hockey Academy, but SAHA’s stretch of six minutes of the second period ostensibly won them the game. Will Thompson had a shorthanded goal for North Shore in the first period, but in the second, SAHA picked up goals from Carter Jarvis, Nash Davis (1G, 1A), Rowan Oddie, and Nelson Sonna Soufo, and while North Shore continued to fight back hard, it wouldn’t be enough. Cole Anderson in the SAHA crease made 29 stops on 32 shots in all to preserve SAHA’s win streak.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (4/SO) U18 Prep
At different points in Sunday’s game, both the Pacific Coast Hockey Academy and Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy looked like they had victory in their hands. The two teams went into the third period deadlocked at a goal apiece, and in the third, the game began to twist every which way. Easton Margettie scored on the power play to give CDA a lead, one they’d hold to until there were less than eight minutes on the clock in the third. In less than a two minute span, PCHA struck back with two more, and going into the last two minutes with a lead, it looked like they’d take a result out of CDA. Tate Serfas (1G, 1A) scored with 69 seconds to go in the third to tie the game up, and after a scoreless overtime, Ewen Willers scored the game-winner in the shootout for CDA to give them a dramatic 4-3 win.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (5) vs Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (4) U17 Prep
The U17 Prep game on Sunday between RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna and the Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy was another that saw the win probability swing in both directions as the game went on; RHA Kelowna had a 2-0 that was alleviated by Keagan Nussbaum alone, with his two goals tying the game, before the two teams would trade goals 22 seconds apart, keeping the game squared up despite the further twists. Wenatchee’s Mason Richardson scored on the power play late in the second period to give Wenatchee a lead, but down by one, RHA Kelowna hit the ice motivated to come back and earn a result Aiden Andrews scored 21 seconds into the third to tie the game again and Mason Poitras (2G) scored the eventual game-winner with less than eight minutes to play in the third, giving RHAK a come-from-behind 5-4 win.
Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (1) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (5) U17
An Okanagan Hockey Academy winning streak wasn’t one they’d want to let slip away on Sunday; five straight wins included a win over Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy on Saturday night, meaning a second consecutive victory on Sunday shouldn’t have been out of the question. Much like yesterday, Nathan Marques popped up early, scoring his fourteenth goal of the season to break the ice, which only proved to be a jumping-off point for OHA. Chris Pellatt ended up with two goals, and while CDA didn’t have nearly as much offensive pressure as OHA, they still gave Holden Tamm a handful, with the OHA goaltender stopping 23 saves on 24 shots.
St. George’s School (3) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (4) U15
Sunday’s game between St. George’s School and the Pacific Coast Hockey Academy’s U15 squads would have struggled to reach the levels of offensive output that Saturday’s head-to-head matchup saw. The first of back-to-back games between those two teams ended in an 11-6 scoreline favouring PCHA, and while Sunday’s St. George’s performance was a stark upgrade to the eleven goals they conceded on Saturday, they still couldn’t do enough
Delta Hockey Academy (5) vs Shawnigan Lake School (2) U17 Prep
After ending off October on the high note of back-to-back victories, Shawnigan Lake School’s U17 Prep side had a tall task in pulling out similar results in the back-to-back against the Delta Hockey Academy. Delta prevailed 5-1 on Saturday, but looked to be in a different situation on Sunday, thanks to Matthew Morris’ go-ahead goal early in the first for Shawnigan. As hard as SLS fought to hold on to that lead, Delta’s consistent pressure prevailed, with Brady Cyr (1G, 1A), Cash Field (1G, 1A), and Brady Oatman (1G, 1A) all popping in with a second-period goal to extend Delta’s lead to 4-1 in the second. Delta didn’t need to extend the lead further come the third period, but in spite of the cushion they had, they still controlled the game, outshooting SLS 15-4 in the third period to eventually win 5-2.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) vs BWC Academy (4) U17
BWC Academy went behind first on Sunday morning against the Pacific Coast Hockey Academy in the U17 division, with Kingston Fisher’s power-play goal giving the Sea Devils an early lead. However, BWC’s big guns would respond with a pair of powerplay goals of their own, with Eric Prexler’s pair of goals assisted by all three of Kaz Westcott, Max Joseph, and Easton Coupland to send BWC en route to what would end up a 4-1 lead. That three-goal cushion was held by BWC until the last five minutes of the third, when PCHA popped up to mount a comeback push. Jackson Squire scored twice for PCHA to pull the game back within one, but PCHA would run out of time before they could hit back with an equalizer.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (3) vs St. George’s School (4) U15 Prep
The U15 Prep matchup between RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg and St. George’s School on Sunday was one RHA Winnipeg will feel they let slip. At three different points, RHA Winnipeg had gone behind by a goal and tied the game; Easton Pitz himself scored two tying goals in the third period, and down the stretch, the game looked destined for a dramatic finish. An unfortunate moment for RHAW, with just over two minutes to play in the third, not only sent St. George’s to a late power play, but the penalty being a five-minute major gave St. George’s an extended opportunity. If they couldn’t get it done at the end of the third, they’d have an opportunity to get it done in overtime. They wouldn’t need overtime, though, as with 43 seconds to go, Nick Hill (1G, 1A) scored his ninth goal of the young season to secure St. George’s a win.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (5) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (2) U15 Prep
Okanagan Hockey Academy’s U15 Prep squad looked like a team determined to snap their five-game losing streak when they hit the ice against PCHA, but despite their domination of the first period, it was Pacific Coast Hockey Academy to hit the front. Jason Thomson struck on the power play to give PCHA the lead heading into the second period, in spite of OHA’s 14-6 shots on goal margin. James McRae (27/32) stopped all 14 shots he faced for PCHA in the first, but through no fault of his own, OHA finally broke through in the second period. Lux Naka tied the game at one on the power play in the second period before OHA would go on a run of four consecutive five-on-five goals, two of which were from Cohen Short, to give OHA a big lead. The victory was OHA’s first since October 19, a run they’d be relieved to be free of.
Notre Dame Hounds (0) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (7) U15
You have to feel for the goaltenders who have had to face Calgary International Hockey Academy’s U15 squad this season. Their 4-3 loss to the Prairie Hockey Academy early in October was the only game so far this season they failed to score five or more goals in a game, and after Saturday’s 10-2 win over Notre Dame, Sunday promised another chance for CIHA to fill the net in a win. Lucas Beaudin scored twice, and three assists from Gavin Worobey led CIHA’s way to an eventual 7-0 win, now CIHA’s seventh win in a row.
St. George’s School (2) vs STAR Hockey Academy (5) U17 Prep
St. George’s School and STAR Hockey Academy’s U17 Prep squads played two thrillers before Sunday, the first won by STAR Hockey Academy in overtime, and the second by St. George’s School in a shootout. In the deciding game three, STAR Hockey Academy got a few big performances, and their first three goals of the game led them to victory. After going behind early, Hunter Hoggan scored two and Zakhar Kovalenko picked up a goal and an assist in less than a ten-minute span of hockey that saw STAR turn the deficit around into a 3-1 lead. STAR went on to score two more for a 5-2 win, with Erik Sims making 27 stops on 29 shots.
Selwyn House School (3) vs CIH Academy (0) East U17 Prep
Selwyn House School sandwiched a win between two losses in the month of October, and CIH Academy came in still in search of their first win of the season. CIH’s goaltender Shahrukh Levac made 48 saves on 51 shots in the game, keeping things close for CIH, but the 51-12 shots on goal margin for Selwyn really didn’t give CIH much of a chance. Aadi Patel, John Chatzis, and Jackson Pitfield scored goals for Selwyn in their 3-0 victory.
Ontario Hockey Academy (0) vs Stanstead College (7) East U17 Prep
Stanstead College’s weekend started with a massive win over Mount Academy, and come Sunday’s clash with Ontario Hockey Academy, it looked like a team incredibly keen on keeping that goal-scoring streak alive. Stanstead completely controlled the first period, outshooting OHA 12-2, and building the foundation on which they’d need to eventually prevail. Three points apiece from Vincent Chevrier (2G, 1A), Sean Dwyer (1G, 2A), and Shane-Alexandre Dubé (1G, 2A) let Stanstead’s way, and while Jaxon Ford was the less busy of the two goaltenders, he still made 16 stops to earn his shutout.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (5/SO) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (4) U15
The first two periods of the Okanagan Hockey Academy and Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy’s U15 clash didn’t seem like the game was trending towards too much excitement. OHA led 2-1, and the two teams combined for only three penalties in the first forty minutes. The game blew wide open after the conclusion of the second intermission; TJ Podollan popped in with two goals and an assist, now bringing his season totals to 15 goals and 27 assists in just 13 games. OHA responded in turn in the third period, fighting back enough to push the game to a shootout. Come the shootout, Kristian Bowen scored the first goal on the first shot, and from there, OHA goaltender Linden Hartford (45/49) was the hero, keeping out all three shots in the shootout to help his team to the shootout victory.
