Edge School (4/OT) vs OHA Edmonton (3) U15
A bounce back for Edge School’s U15 contingent seemed necessary; three home games all ended in defeat to open their season last weekend, now facing down back-to-back battles with OHA Edmonton on the road. The hosts played once on opening weekend, falling 6-3 to the same NAX squad that bested Edge 8-2 last Saturday. Edge and OHAE played a more even head-to-head matchup; Edge led by two through two thanks to goals from Kyden Brockman (1G, 1A) and Josh Pomeroy, but OHA Edmonton’s third period saw them mount an impressive comeback. Josh Fenske and Niko Vujanic pulled the game back to 2-2, but the game remained tied for just 80 seconds, and Gio Niven’s goal gave Edge their lead back. Vujanic wasn’t done, though, and scored on a power play to tie things up and send the game to overtime. OHA Edmonton hadn’t led in the game, but eventually prevailed in the extra period. After a scramble in front of the net, XX found the puck and slotted it home on the backhand. OHA Edmonton prevailed 4-3 in overtime, giving them their first win of the season.
South Alberta Hockey Academy (2) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (6) U15 Prep
Two second-period goals from South Alberta Hockey Academy’s Kovann Chisholm led them to a 6-2 victory in their season opener last night, with SAHA’s four games in four nights starting with a win over Notre Dame. RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg on Friday was game 2, with RHAW having yet to start in the U15 Prep division this season. Despite the lack of game action thus far, RHA Winnipeg hit the ground running. A pair of quick-fire first-period goals from Ryder MacLean and Easton Pitz gave RHAW a 2-0 lead into the second period. Carter Jarvis scored to pull SAHA back into the game, which stood as the only goal of the second period to send SAHA into the third with a great chance to stay in the game. Jarvis’ efforts were added upon at the start of the third from SAHA goaltender Cole Anderson (46/52), whose efforts kept SAHA in the game early in the third period. Max Thielen took his chance to pull SAHA into a tie game, but from there, it was RHAW’s night. Max Sanders scored a go-ahead goal just over one minute after Thielen’s tying strike. From there, it was the Declan Champagne (2G) show. He first scored a shorthanded goal to make it 4-2, finishing an excellent rush with a backhand finish, and not long after, found himself on another shorthanded break. Champagne took a slash and scored on the ensuing penalty shot. Brady Piec would add yet another shorthanded goal from RHAW in the third period to put things to bed, helping his team prevail by a 6-2 scoreline.
Bishop’s College School (4) vs Rothesay Netherwood School (2) East U18 Prep
The start of Rothesay’s Netherwood school was a four-in-four last weekend that saw them win all four, prevailing in the latter two by a combined 13-1 score in wins over Mount Academy and King’s Edgehill School. Bishop’s College School, conversely, will play only this solitary game in September, awaiting next weekend’s three games in three nights to really get their season going. Rothesay’s dominance through the early stages indicated they’d be an extremely hard opponent for Bishop’s to face in game one, but BCS fought hard for a positive start to their season. Luca Stasi (2G, 1A) scored ten seconds prior to the halfway mark of the second period for Bishop’s first goal of the season. The first lead lasted a mere 22 seconds; Cameron Spurrell scored quickly to tie things up. The tying goal looked to catapult Rothesay into control, with RNS looking to extend their four-game winning streak. Bishop’s fought hard to prevent falling into a deficit, eventually being rewarded for their efforts. Gavin Rusenstrom and Taitt Dobbin scored a goal apiece for BCS before the second period wrapped, putting Rothesay into a two-goal hole through forty minutes. Killian Alves Pereira pulled RNS back into the game in the third period, and following a Dominic Schnarr cross-checking penalty late in the third, Rothesay had a last-ditch powerplay to attempt to force overtime. With 27 seconds to go, however, it wasn’t Rothesay; it was Bishop’s to strike the telling blow. Luca Stasi scored his second of the game shorthanded, with Stasi finishing his first game of the season with two goals and three points. Tyler Fuicelli made 29 stops in the victory, handing Rothesay their first loss of the season.
BWC Academy (8) vs North Shore Warriors (2) U15 Prep
Returning U15 Prep forward Will Thompson opened the scoring 1:39 in as he scored his third goal of the season for North Shore. Carter Yule (1G, 2A) levelled the score less than four minutes later before Easton Brooks and Kenzo Gibson (2G, 1A) traded goals to close out the period. Wyatt Lowther (1G, 2A) would give BWC Academy their first lead of the game 6:55 into the second before Gibson scored late in the frame to double the lead. BWC Academy took complete control in the third period as Theo Falk, Rory Monahan, Kristian Lima (1G, 1A) and Ryder Bui (1G, 2A) all scored their first of the season to give their team a commanding 8-2 win. Jordan Bifelow (25/27) and Andrew Shrigley (35/43) were in net for their respective teams.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (6) Female U18 Prep
RHA Winnipeg came out firing as they outshot NAX 12-2 and took a 4-0 lead on goals from Raina Chala, two from Sydney Stibbard (2G, 1A), and one more from Georgia O’Neill (1G, 1A). Addison Cunningham got NAX on the board early in the second with her first of the season but Rowyn Street (1G, 1A) countered with her first 45 seconds later. It would remain a 5-1 game until late in the third as Ava Hrubeniuk (1G, 1A) scored a power play marker, her second goal of the season, with 4:46 remaining as RHA Winnipeg clinched the 6-1 win. Mars McHenry (17/18) made 17 saves in the win while Hannah Pope (30/36) faced 36 shots in the NAX net.
North Shore Warriors (3) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (2) Female U18 Prep
North Shore fired 15 first period shots at Ryann Faulkner (41/44) but only beat her once, taking a 1-0 lead into the intermission. Ellis Aubie tied the game on the power play just 32 seconds into the second with her first goal of the season. North Shore regained the lead late in the frame as Jessica Blodgett and Taylor Siemens countered with their first tallies of the 2025/26 season. OHA Black attempted to mount a comeback in the third but a Morgan Ghag power play goal that brought her team within one came too late, beating Haylie Hedges (25/27) with just 10 seconds left. Gia Carella (2A) led all skaters with two points in the North Shore win.
Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (4) vs Shawnigan Lake School (6) U17 Prep
Rylan O’Mahony (1G, 1A) and Matthew Morris (2G) traded goals late in the opening period as the two teams headed to the break tied 1-1. Keagan Nussbaum (2G, 1A) restored the Wenatchee lead 6:22 into the second but Carson Peet and Morris countered 1:09 apart, giving Shawnigan a lead just a few minutes after they originally fell behind. Nussbaum tied the game while shorthanded early in the third but Mathew Steele (1G, 1A) restored the Shawnigan lead with a power play goal on the same man advantage. Another power play goal from Darwin Ketch (1G, 1A) and an even strength goal by Asher Devries (1G, 1A) 27 seconds later gave Shawnigan a 4 goal cushion heading into the final minutes. Carsen Domarus would get Wenatchee within striking distance with 4:15 remaining but that was as close as they would get as Liam Chamberlain (24/28), who stopped a penalty shot in the first, finished with 24 saves for the win.
Edge School (8) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (3) U15 Prep
James Butterwick (1G, 1A) opened the scoring with his third goal of the season for Edge School. Jett Ball countered for Pilot Mound but Matteo Dufour was quick to respond for Edge, doing so just 44 seconds later. Edge came out flying in the second as defenseman Kai Genereaux (2G, 1A) scored twice in the opening 43 seconds and Luke Bodtker (1G, 3A) added his third of the year midway through the frame. The lead continued to grow early in the third as Brody Antignani (1G, 3A) and defenseman Tyler O’Gorman (1G, 1A) found the back of the net. The Pilot Mound power play would give them hope late in the third as Edin Korajac and Brock Vodden scored on the man advantage 41 seconds apart. However, Luke Van Waes secured the win for Edge, finding the back of the net with 4:01 left. Cohen Spencer (20/23) made 20 saves for the win while Gage Romanchuk (30/38) faced 38 shots in the loss.
Yale Hockey Academy (6) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) U15
Carson Maclean and Brady Barrett (2G) scored less than two minutes apart inside the opening 10 minutes of the game as Yale grabbed a 2-0 first period lead. Nathan Osmond got RHA Kelowna on the board early in the second with a power play goal, but Jack Hagen (2G) countered with a power play goal of his own 10 minutes later. Sidney Mock brought RHA Kelowna back within one with just one second left in the second period, scoring his first of the season. Hagen would double the Yale lead 2:41 into the second, scoring the eventual game winning goal. Jett Menzies made it a one goal game midway through the final period but Max Nicholson (1G, 1A) added a Yale insurance marker 28 seconds later, and Barrett added an empty netter with 7 seconds left to secure the win. Mason Baptiste (17/20) and Quinn Hooper (30/35) were in net for their respective teams.
Prairie Hockey Academy (3) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4/OT) U15
Deklan Street gave the visitors a lead 7:42 into the game with his first goal of the season. Caleb Church tied the game on the power play five minutes later but Ryder Grimes (1G, 1A) responded for Prairie 21 seconds later. A lone second period goal by Jax Fellner saw the game tied 2-2 heading into the final period of play where RHA Winnipeg took their first lead with 5:15 left as Hunter Lang found the back of the net for the third time this season. However, Lucas Duchscherer sent the game to overtime, tying the game just 18 seconds later. RHA Winnipeg would need just 15 seconds of overtime to grab the win as Nash Smook scored his second goal of the season. Madyx Cyr (22/25) and Cameron Rusyniak (50/54) were in net for their respective teams.
Prairie Hockey Academy (8) vs Notre Dame Hounds (0) U17 Prep
Luke Ratzlaff (25/25) made 25 saves for his first shutout of the season and Prairie put 8 past Trent Probst (39/47) to earn the 8-0 road victory. Bryden Wagner (2G, 1A) led all skaters with three points while Owen Grassick (1G, 1A), Nixon Friesen (1G, 1A), Ryley Lessard (1G, 1A), Hudson Pineda (1G, 1A), and Braden Thompson (2G) all had two point games.
OHA Edmonton (1) vs Edge School (6) U17
Levi Carter and Carter Greaves scored 49 seconds apart and Easton Armstrong (2G) added his first of the season midway through the period as Edge grabbed a 3-0 lead through 20. Neylen Martin got OHA Edmonton on the board with the lone second period goal, bringing his team within two heading into the third. In the final frame Edge would double their goal total as Trent Caines (1G, 2A) scored on the power play, Kylar Alves (1G, 1A) scored even strength and Armstrong added a shorthanded marker 33 seconds after Alves. Chase Miles (17/18) faced just 18 shots in net for Edge while Eric Bichel (39/45) was peppered with 45.
Delta Hockey Academy Green (5) vs Shawnigan Lake School (0) Female U18 Prep
The majority of the Delta Green offence came in an explosive first period as Cameryn Shiels (1G, 1A), Emma Kohl and Adie Schneider (1G, 1A) scored even strength markers and Haley Waugh scored while shorthanded. While the Shawnigan defense did allow 32 more shots in the second and third, Aidyn Carkner (49/54) was beaten just once more, midway through the third as Emma Biros (1G, 1A) scored her first goal of the season. In her first career CSSHL start, Ella Dunham-Fox (23/23) made 23 saves for the shutout victory.
Delta Hockey Academy (2) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (3) U17
OHA fired 18 shots on net in the first but Lucas Disiewich (42/45) stood tall to keep the game scoreless heading into the second. OHA would finally break through while on the power play as Kaden Ebbett (1G, 1A) scored his first of the season 3:04 into the period. Hudson Wicharuk and Cole Schellenberg added goals in the first half of the third as OHA looked to run away with it. Jack Triance would get Delta on the board with a power play goal and Josh Racic added an even strength marker, but with just 24 seconds remaining, Delta ran out of time in their comeback bid. Holden Tamm (42/44) made 24 saves in the third period to secure the OHA win.
BWC Academy (8) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (5) U15
The shots were close after 20 but the score was not as BWC Academy erupted for 6 goals in the period with Mars Zhang (2G, 2A) scoring twice and Vincenzo Carnovale, Owen Chapman, Nolan Gallagher (1G, 1A) and Alex Iachkin each scoring once. CDA would wake up in the second with Cash Sanford (1G, 1A) and Aden Bancarz scoring early in the second period. Logan Hooper (1G, 2A) countered for BWC Academy with a power play goal as the lead was five heading into the third. Chase Henderson (1G, 1A) would give BWC Academy their eighth goal of the game before CDA mounted a comeback attempt. Blake Legler (1G, 1A) and Brody Finely each scored power play goals and Easton Crouch (1G, 2A) added a late even strength goal, but that was as close as CDA would get as Lachlan Beatty (44/49) finished with 44 saves in net for BWC Academy.
Yale Hockey Academy (10) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) U15 Prep
Dexter Labrecque gave RHA Kelowna an early lead 3:54 into the game, scoring his first goal of the season. Connor Baines (2G, 1A) would respond for Yale 28 seconds later to even the score. Yale would go on a run of scoring three goals in 3:33 of action, with Teagan Dernisky (3G, 2A) and Jacson Bradbeer (1G, 3A) scoring on the power play, and Baines adding an even strength goal to give Yale a 4-1 first period lead. The two teams would trade goals in the second with Parker McMillan (1G, 3A) and Tyson Wolanski (1G, 2A) scoring for Yale and Austin Schultz and Ben Tyssen (1G, 1A) countering for RHA Kelowna. The third belonged to Yale as Hunter Stewart and Kaleb Newson scored even strength goals while Dernisky completed the hat-trick by scoring a shorthanded goal and a power play goal. Logan Hwang (20/23) finished with 20 saves in the win.
