Prairie Hockey Academy (2) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (6) U15
The U15 contingent of the Northern Alberta Xtreme posted a whopping 17 goals yesterday, adding to a 6-1 win on Wednesday, and would only continue their offensive steamrolling of their opposition against Prairie on Saturday. Maguire Lepp scored early for Prairie, but from there, NAX exploded far in front of PHA. Kendon Peacock scored twice and two more points apiece from Yukon Kim (1G, 1A) and Mason Zimmer (1G, 1A) led NAX to a 6-2 win, now having won each of their first three games of 2026 by now a combined score of 29-3.
Okanagan Hockey Ontario (7) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (6) U17
Okanagan Hockey Ontario’s westbound foray saw them squeak out a 1-0 win over STAR Hockey Academy yesterday in Delta. Saturday against Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy was a similar game in the “closeness” aspect but different in nearly every other way. Cohen Hoyles (2G, 2A) scored 90 seconds into the hockey game to officially mark the same total goals that their previous game had in its entirety, but as mentioned, this game unfolded very differently. OHO doubled their lead, but the seesaw of momentum then flipped, and two goals from Blake Celski (3G, 1A) aided a turnaround that saw CDA take a 4-2 lead. The four straight goals from the Idaho-based squad weren’t sufficient in maintaining the lead, though, as they suffered the damage they’d inflicted on OHO. Okanagan Hockey Ontario turned around and scored four straight goals of their own, capped by a pair from Thomas Garland. At that point, OHO led by two, and while CDA’s comeback efforts pulled them back within one, Jack Carter’s shorthanded goal served as the dagger for OHO. A goal back from CDA at the end made for an exciting finish, but OHO held on for a 7-6 win.
Stanstead College (5) vs Bishop’s College School (3) East U17 Prep
Bishop’s College School came into this weekend with an undefeated record in the Eastern U17 Prep division this season, but in their way was a strong Stanstead squad, and crucially, there was Orlando, Florida native Jack Adams. Adams scored a shorthanded goal early to give Stanstead the 1-0 lead, one that would turn into a 2-1 advantage through twenty-minutes. The game saw three goals in less than one minute early in the second period, with BCS scoring twice in 17 seconds to tie the game and steal the lead, but another 34 seconds after Bishop’s took the lead, Adams scored his second goal to tie the game at three. Joshua Seeback popped up with a powerplay goal to reestablished Stanstead’s lead. Adams scored in the third period to complete his hat-trick, a crucial performance in his team’s eventual 5-3 win.
Bishop’s College School est entré dans le week-end avec une fiche parfaite dans la division U17 Prép Est cette saison, mais sur leur chemin se dressait le redoutable Stanstead College, et surtout, Jack Adams, originaire d’Orlando, en Floride. Adams a inscrit un but en infériorité numérique dès le début pour donner l’avance 1-0 à Stanstead, avance qui deviendrait un 2-1 après vingt minutes. Le match a vu trois buts en moins d’une minute au début de la deuxième période, avec BCS qui a marqué deux fois en 17 secondes pour égaliser et prendre l’avantage, mais seulement 34 secondes après que Bishop’s ait pris les devants, Adams a marqué son deuxième but pour rétablir l’égalité à 3-3. Joshua Seeback a marqué sur un avantage numérique pour redonner l’avance à Stanstead. Adams a marqué à nouveau en troisième période pour compléter son tour du chapeau, une performance cruciale dans la victoire de 5-3 de son équipe.
Delta Hockey Academy (3) vs Notre Dame Hounds (4/OT) U17
The Notre Dame Hounds had some shattered hearts following a 3-2 loss at RHA Kelowna’s hands, with an all-out push at the end of the third unsuccessful in finding an equalizer. Delta had won already twice in 2026, successful in both of their precious two games, but fell behind on Saturday., Dominik Chartrand (1G, 1A) gave Notre Dame a lead just 17 seconds into the game, a lead they’d build upon to hold a 3-1 advantage in the second period. However, in the span of 80 seconds, Delta erased the Notre Dame lead. Peyton May (1G, 1A) and Adam Piliotis scored in quick succession to pull Delta back to level terms, where it would stay until overtime. An interference penalty from Delta early in OT presented Notre Dame with a golden opportunity to win the game. Peter Frobes’ patience opened up a cross-ice passing lane with the pass right in the wheelhouse of Paul Abrametz (1G, 2A) who finished the feed to win it for the Hounds.
Notre Dame Hounds (2) vs OHA Edmonton (19) U15
The box score told the full story in this one as OHA Edmonton led 8-1 through one and would barely break that pace following the first intermission. OHAE grabbed a pair of hat-tricks from Kole Imlay (3G) and Kirk Girard (5G, 3A) with the latter one of two players to hit eight points, the other being Marek Fetter (2G, 6A). Through three periods, OHE Edmonton had scored 19, capping off a massive victory that saw their skaters combine for 50 points.
Notre Dame Hounds (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (9) U15 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg’s U15 Prep squad had a difficult December, losing all three of their games in tightly fought contests against very capable opposition. They’d lost their last overall heading into Saturday, but RHAW responded in a completely dominant fashion against Notre Dame. The 1-1 tie through twenty minutes was the end of the game being a contest, with RHAW exploding for five second-period goals, led by four points apiece from Nash Dolyny (2G, 2A) and David Ring (1G, 3A) three more in the third capped off RHAW’s emphatic 9-1 win.
South Alberta Hockey Academy (0) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (12) U15 Prep
The Northern Alberta Xtreme’s U15 Prep squad followed up a 15-1 win over Pilot Mound Hockey Academy at the start of December with a pair of losses against Calgary International Hockey Academy. An 8-2 win over the South Alberta Hockey Academy was only a precursor to the second back-to-back matchup between the two squads, and on Saturday, NAX’s offence went even further than the night before. Jared Ryan led the way with a hat-trick in a 12-0 NAX victory.
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (7) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (6) U17 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg lost a thriller on Friday night in a 7-6 overtime contest against Edge School, looking to improve on Saturday against the Calgary International Hockey Academy. The 13-goal thriller of Friday was replicated by RHAW on Saturday. The two teams remained locked at 1-1 through one before 4-4 through two periods of play. An electric start to the third saw the lead swing from RHAW, to CIHA, and back again. CIHA led 6-5 near the end of the third, but RHAW would turn things around to avenge Friday’s loss. Drayden Champagne (1G, 1A) scored with under three and a half minutes to go, giving RHAW a late 7-6 lead and ultimately held on for a thrilling win. Colton Ross scored a hat-trick with a goal in each period to help his RINK Winnipeg squad to the win.
BWC Academy (2) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) U18 Prep
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna survived with a 3-2 overtime win over Delta Hockey Academy last game, but on Saturday, victory looked like a long shot early in the first period. A pair of BWC goals from Kadyn O’Brien put BWC in front, giving RHA Kelowna a real test after never having trailed in Friday’s clash with Delta. However, slowly but surely, RHAK made up the deficit. Nate Macphee scored late in the first to cut the lead in half and Reid Rabinovitch tied the game at two through two periods of play. With the game square going into the last twenty minutes, Jack Brown threw a sharp-angle shot on goal early in the third, surprising the goaltender and sliding the go-ahead goal home. Brown’s goal stood as the game-winner, completing RHAK’s comeback win.
Stanstead College (7) vs Bishop’s College School (5) East U18 Prep
Stanstead College’s U18 Prep team had been near-perfect on the season heading into Saturday, but Bishop’s College School looked like a threat to the squad in both the Saturday and Sunday matchups between Stanstead and BCS. Stanstead exploded into a 4-0 lead by the halfway point of the hockey game, but Bishop’s didn’t go away, with their pushback yielding three goals to pull BCS back within one. That was as close as Bishop’s would get, though, with two quick Stanstead powerplay goals in response to BCS’ attempts at a comeback. Emanuel Ganz scored a hat-trick in Stanstead’s eventual 7-5 win.
L’équipe U18 Prép de Stanstead College avait été quasi parfaite cette saison avant samedi, mais Bishop’s College School semblait représenter une menace pour l’équipe lors des affrontements de samedi et dimanche entre Stanstead et BCS. Stanstead a explosé pour mener 4-0 à la moitié du match, mais Bishop’s n’a pas abandonné, inscrivant trois buts pour réduire l’écart à un seul point. Cela restera toutefois le score le plus proche atteint par Bishop’s, puisque Stanstead a su répliquer avec deux buts rapides en avantage numérique pour contrer les efforts de rattrapage de BCS. Emanuel Ganz a inscrit un tour du chapeau dans la victoire de 7-5 de Stanstead.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (0) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (3) Female U18 Prep
The South Alberta Hockey Academy ran into a test that could have easily crippled their dominant performance. SAHA controlled the entirety of the game, but at every turn in the early stages of the game, NAX goaltender Hannah Pope (49/52) stopped the SAHA attack. Finally, late in the second, Maria Facca (1G, 1A) broke through to give SAHA the lead. Now in front, SAHA, who outshot their opponent 52-17 in the game, struck the knockout blow. Teylor Crocker scored on the powerplay with just under three quarters of the third period to play, her second goal in as many games to make it 2-0. SAHA saw it out from there, with goaltender Mika Yokota still making 17 saves for the shutout win.
Notre Dame Hounds (4) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (2) U18 Prep
The Notre Dame Hounds’ U18 Prep team haven’t had an awesome season. Their results and goal differential tell a story of a team struggling to compete, but Saturday night was a complete turnaround. The Hounds, previous to Saturday, last won on October 12. PMHA put up a fight, but after Notre Dame took a lead in the first period through a Thomas Beaton goal, PMHA couldn’t find themselves a lead from there on out. Bende Szongoth (1G, 2A) scored on the powerplay in the third period to give Notre Dame a 3-2 lead, one that would be added to later in the period to secure Notre Dame a 4-2 win. Massive credit should be given to Quinn Badeau in the Hounds’ crease who made 36 saves on 38 shots for the win.
RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (11) U17
Prairie Hockey Academy’s Kase Gellner (3G, 2A) did all the damage he needed to do in the first period alone, notching a hat-trick in the first 18:23 alone. His team would continue scoring even after leading 6-0 through one period, with Soren Hayden (1G, 5A) leading the way with six points. The eventual 11-2 win for Prairie now gives PHA five straight wins, with their last loss now all the way back on December 12, besting the Northern Alberta Xtreme, OHA Edmonton, BWC Academy, Okanagan Hockey Academy, and finally RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna on their red-hot streak.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (6) vs Yale Hockey Academy (2) U17 Prep
Yale Hockey Academy earned a 6–2 win over Pacific Coast Hockey Academy on Saturday, snapping a three-game skid by leaning on special teams and a dominant performance from Matteo Zenone (4G). After Yale jumped out to a 2–0 first-period lead on goals from Zenone (1G) and Daniel Havard (1G, 4A), PCHA responded with a pair from Dane Dyer (2G) to briefly pull even early in the second. Yale regained control late in the middle frame with goals from Zenone and Brady Elbert (1G), then put the game away in the third as Zenone added two power-play goals to complete his four-goal night. Daniel Havard (1G, 4A) and Jackson Beggs (3A) were key playmakers throughout, while Yale capitalized on 2-of-5 power-play opportunities. In goal, Lucca Tassone stopped 35 of 37 shots to secure the win.
North Shore Warriors (5) vs Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (1) U17 Prep
North Shore Warriors picked up a much-needed 5–1 road win over Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy on Saturday, snapping a long winless stretch. After Wenatchee opened the scoring just 11 seconds in, North Shore responded quickly and never looked back, outshooting Wenatchee 52–23 and holding the Wild to just five shots combined in the second and third periods. Cole Gann (3G) led the way with a natural hat trick, including a shorthanded goal in the first period and two even-strength tallies in the third, while Laine Kauffman (1G) and Nehemiah Plunkett (1G) rounded out the scoring. Playmaking support came from Ryley Guzman (1A), Daniel Naumchyk (1A), Ryan Frick (1A), Zeno Seipert (1A), Marshall Lyons (1A), Vladimir King (1A), and Ollie Demarco (1A). In goal, Ashton Sims was steady, stopping 22 of 23 shots.
South Alberta Hockey Academy (5) vs Edge School (3) U18 Prep
South Alberta Hockey Academy extended its winning streak to seven games with a 5–3 road victory over Edge on Saturday, overcoming a significant shot deficit. After Edge opened the scoring early through Luke Jamieson (1G), SAHA responded with goals from Ryker Klassen (1G, 1A) and Aidan Poulin (1G, 1A) to take control, while Kayne Wright (1G) converted on a penalty shot during a power play in the second period. Edge pushed back in the third with tallies from Reed Reschny (1G) and Finn Howes (1G, 1A), but SAHA answered with a power-play goal from Carson Ward (1G) before Grady McLeod (1G) sealed the win with an empty-net marker late. Despite being outshot 40–25, Hunter Zawislak was excellent in net for SAHA, stopping 37 of 40 shots. SAHA finished 2-for-3 on the power play, a key difference in the matchup.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (4) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (6) U18 Prep
Calgary International Hockey Academy earned a 6–4 victory over Northern Alberta Xtreme on Saturday, scoring four times in the third period to pull away in a tightly contested matchup. CIHA opened the scoring early through Cohenn Rotar (1G), but NAX answered in the second with goals from Easton Doran (1G, 2A) and Teagen Bouchard (2G) to briefly take the lead. CIHA responded before the intermission with Cohen Larson (2G), then took control in the third as Calum Giese (2G) scored twice and Walker Filewich (1G, 1A) added an insurance goal late. Levi Ellingsen (1G, 2A) was a standout for NAX in the loss, while Braxton Gibson made 32 saves on 36 shots to secure the win for CIHA.
Kuper Academy (4) vs Ontario Hockey Academy (0) East U17 Prep
Kuper Academy continued its dominant season with a 4–0 shutout win over Ontario Hockey Academy, controlling the game from start to finish and extending its winning streak while remaining unbeaten. After a scoreless opening 17 minutes, Alessio Servello (2G) opened the scoring late in the first period and added his second early in the third, pushing his season total to 13 goals, while Adamo Ersoni (1G) and Massimo Guerrera (1G) provided additional scoring depth. Alexander Beck (2A) and Gavyn Thomas (1A) chipped in offensively as Kuper generated sustained pressure, outshooting OHA 61–26, including a dominant 22–3 edge in shots during the second period. Defensively, Kuper was airtight, allowing just 11 shots over the final two periods, and Matteo Valluzzi was perfect in goal, stopping 26 of 26 shots to earn the shutout. On the other side, William Laplante faced heavy traffic all night, making 57 saves on 61 shots to keep the score respectable. Despite several penalty opportunities for Ontario, Kuper dictated the pace, reinforcing their status as one of the top teams in the division.
Delta Hockey Academy Green (5) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) Female U18 Prep
Delta Hockey Academy Green earned a statement 5–2 win over RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna, after dropping both previous meetings in October. Delta set the tone early with Cameryn Shiels (1G, 1A) opening the scoring, then pulled away in the middle frame as Saya Earl (1G) and Payton Finnie (1G, 1A) scored 1:21 apart to regain control after RINK Kelowna briefly tied the game. Special teams played a role in the third, with Emma Biros (1G) converting on the power play before Abigail Jung (1G, 1A) sealed the win late, while Adie Schneider (2A) continued her strong season playmaking. In net, Ella Dunham-Fox (26/28) was steady, turning aside key chances during RHA Kelowna pushes, while Jaya Schippel (21/26) faced sustained pressure as Delta hands RINK Kelowna just their second regulation loss of the season.
Fort Erie International Academy (5) vs Okanagan Hockey Ontario (1) East U18 Prep
Fort Erie International Academy earned a convincing 5–1 win over Okanagan Hockey Ontario, responding after splitting the first two meetings between the clubs earlier this season. Fort Erie set the tone late in the opening period with Zachary Brochet (1G, 1A) opening the scoring, then took control in the second as Yuri Baunov (1G) and Christophe Gagne (1G, 2A) extended the lead, with Gagne’s marker coming on the power play. The visitors continued to press in the third, getting goals from Emilio Collard (1G) early and Travis McDougall (1G) shorthanded to put the game out of reach. Fort Erie outshot OHO 44–20 and limited them to just 13 shots over the final two periods, as Demitry Gikas (19/20) turned in a strong performance in net. Okanagan’s lone response came late from Luke Lang (1G).
St. George’s School (1) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) U17 Prep
Okanagan Hockey Academy earned a 4–1 win over St. George’s, continuing their strong recent form and handing St. George’s a second straight loss. OHA set the tone early on the power play, with Gage Mark (1G) opening the scoring just three minutes in, followed by Jaxson Bartsch (1G) later in the first to give the home side a 2–0 lead after 20 minutes. St. George’s responded in the second period through Quinn Pickering (1G), who scored unassisted to briefly pull his team back into the game, but OHA answered quickly as Luke Edgehouse (1G) restored the two-goal cushion. The visitors pressed at times but were limited to 22 shots, while OHA maintained control and added insurance in the third on another power-play goal from Beckham Taggart (1G, 1A). Jace Parsons (2A) was a key contributor from the blue line, and Tyson Kuiack turned aside 21 of 22 shots to secure the win.
Balmoral Hall School (5) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (3) Female U18 Prep
Balmoral Hall School continued its dominance over Pilot Mound Hockey Academy with a 5–3 win on Saturday, improving to 3–0 against PMHAF this season after previous decisive victories in September, October, and November. Balmoral Hall set the tone early with Payton Henwood (1G, 1A) opening the scoring, then took control in the second period behind balanced offense as Kaitlyn Harvey (2G) recorded a multi-goal game, Brannagh Rae (1G) added her 12th of the year, and Mya Rosenbaum (1G) capped a late-period response after Pilot Mound briefly pulled within one. From the back end, Emilie Bonin (2A), Kate Chuback (2A), and Hudson Bradley (2A) drove play and helped Balmoral outshoot PMHAF 43–27, maintaining steady pressure throughout. In goal, Sasha Coutu (24/27) made timely saves to preserve the lead, while Rehn Hall (38/43) faced a heavy workload at the other end. Pilot Mound received goals from Avery Crowe (1G) on the power play, Rhylee Tiefel (1G), and Rory Perrin (1G) late.
Okanagan Hockey Academy (5) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (2) U17
Okanagan Hockey Academy responded well after their previous outing, earning a 5–2 win over Northern Alberta Xtreme behind a composed, opportunistic performance despite being outshot 51–29. OHA struck early through Dreyden Rayburn (1G, 1A) and regained control in the second period with goals from Cole Schellenberg (1G) and Kohlby Foster (1G), the latter coming on the power play as OHA capitalized on NAX’s discipline issues. After Ethan Candlish (1G) briefly pulled NAX level early in the second, OHA’s depth and special teams took over, with Brysten Campbell (1G) extending the lead in the third before Hudson Wicharuk (1G, 1A) sealed it late following a NAX push. Grayson Holmes (3A) and Nathan Marques (2A) quietly drove play and contributed consistently throughout the lineup, while Hudson Swankhuizen (49 SV on 51 SA) delivered a standout performance in goal, repeatedly turning aside Grade-A chances during a heavy second and third period from NAX. The win snapped OHA’s brief skid.
Delta Hockey Academy Black (3) vs North Shore Warriors Female (1) U18 Prep
North Shore Warriors overcame an early deficit to secure a 3–1 win over Delta Hockey Academy Black on Saturday, fueled by opportunistic scoring and solid defensive work. Delta opened the scoring in the first period through Celine Cabalquinto (1G, 1A), but North Shore responded quickly in the second with back-to-back goals from Castilla Rubin (1G) and Alexa Roberts (1G) to seize control. The Warriors added an insurance goal late in the third with Eliza Kent (1G, EN), capitalizing on an empty-net situation to seal the victory.
Shawnigan Lake School (1) vs STAR Hockey Academy (7) U17 Prep
STAR Hockey Academy dominated Shawnigan Lake School U17 Prep 7–1 on Saturday, maintaining their season-long momentum with a commanding offensive display. STAR jumped out to an early lead, scoring three times in the first period from Braden Payne (1G), Blaise Weibye (1G), and Zakhar Kovalenko (1G), and never looked back. They continued their attack in the second and third periods, with Cam Hoggan (1G), another goal from Zakhar Kovalenko (2G), Tommy Ogee (1G), and Kyler Bush (1G, 2A) contributing to the rout. Shawnigan’s lone goal came in the third period from Cache Thomas (1G). STAR’s offensive depth allowed them to control the game, extending their unbeaten streak to eight games.
Delta Hockey Academy Black (10) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) U15
Delta Hockey Academy Black cruised to a 10–2 win over RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna. Delta opened the scoring with Nate Anderson (1G, 2A), Kevin Goodale (1G, 1A), and Bentley Gillis (1G, 2A) in the first period to take a 3–0 lead. In the second, Jack Delaney (1G, 2A), Stefano Trentalance (1G), Lukas Kravcak (2G, 1A), Rinu Kim (1G, 1A), and Zach Giles (1G, 2A) extended the lead to 8–0. In the third, Lukas Kravcak (1G) and Sangjun Lee (1G) added two more, while RINK’s Landen Gray (1G) and Harlan Grimsdell (1G) scored late goals to make it 10–2.
Northern Alberta Xtreme (5) vs Edge School (6) U17 Prep
Northern Alberta Xtreme fell just short in a tightly contested 6–5 loss to Edge School on Saturday, in a back-and-forth game decided in the final minutes. Edge struck first with Rylan Saunders (3G) opening the scoring, but Northern Alberta Xtreme responded with a short-handed goal from Daniel Makovetskiy (3G), keeping the game close. Both teams traded goals throughout, with Channon Fummerton (2G) adding two for Northern Alberta Xtreme and Makovetskiy finishing with a hat trick, including another short-handed tally. Edge managed to go ahead with timely goals from Jacob Kuntz (2G) and Saunders, including a power-play marker late in the third period.
Fort Erie International Academy (5) vs Selwyn House School (6/SO) East U17 Prep
Fort Erie International Academy fell 5–6 in a shootout to Selwyn House on Saturday night. Fort Erie opened strong with Ilia Sokurenko (1G), Zachary Girard (2G), Vladimir Palash (1G), and Edouard Morin (1G, 1A) scoring in the first period to take a 5–1 lead. Selwyn House fought back with goals from Luca Macri (1G, 3A), Jackson Pitfield (1G, 1A), Marcus Montpetit (1G, 2A), Isaac Huberman (1G, 1A), and Michael Paliotti (1G) to tie the game 5–5 by the end of regulation. Neither team scored in the overtime period, and in the shootout, Marcus Montpetit and Michael Paliotti converted for Selwyn House, while only Etienne Guo scored for Fort Erie.
Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (0) vs STAR Hockey Academy (8) U17
STAR Hockey Academy dominated Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy with an 8–0 victory on Saturday. STAR opened the scoring in the first period with goals from Graham Gerritz (1G, 1A) and Killian Haggard (1G, 1A) to take a 2–0 lead. In the second, Camden Freeman (2G, 1A), Ronin Brunner (2G, 1A), and Deacon Wilson (1G, 1A) extended the lead to 6–0. STAR added two more in the third with goals from Camden Freeman (1G, 1A) and Brody Lukinbill (1G, 3A) to seal the 8–0 shutout. Goaltender Jacob Gaskell stopped all 52 shots for the win.
Delta Hockey Academy (11) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) U15 Prep
Delta Hockey Academy dominated Okanagan Hockey Academy 11–4 on Saturday. The visitors struck early as Carson Brown (1G) opened the scoring just 43 seconds in, followed by goals from Ronan Gow (3G, 1A) and Woojin Seo (1G) to take a commanding 5–2 first-period lead. Delta continued their momentum in the second, with Eli Vickers (2G, 1A) and Colby Walker (1G, 1A) adding to the total, while OHA managed only a single goal from Jaiden Naslund (1G, 1A). In the third, Delta put the game out of reach with goals from Mazen Green (1G), Nathan Roberts (1G, 2A), and Ronan Gow (1G, 1A), completing the 11–4 rout. Goaltender Brayden Allan stopped 14 of 18 shots for the win.
North Shore Warriors (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (2/SO) U17
RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg U17 edged out the North Shore Warriors 2–1 in a shootout on Saturday after a tense, low scoring battle through regulation and overtime. North Shore drew first blood in the opening period as Matthew Mills (1G, 1A) set up the early lead at 3:23. RHA Winnipeg answered later in the first with Grayson Speirs (1G) tying the game, but neither team could break the deadlock through the second, third, or the extra period. The shootout proved decisive, with Ebenezer Shaganya converting the lone attempt for RHA Winnipeg, while North Shore couldn’t find the back of the net. Goaltenders DJ Mecas from RINK Winnipeg and Ben Boudreau from North Shore each put on strong performances, stopping 25 of 26 and 39 of 40 shots, respectively, keeping the game tightly contested until the final shootout.
Ontario Hockey Academy (5) vs CIH Academy (3) East U18 Prep
Ontario Hockey Academy secured a 5–3 victory over CIH Academy on Saturday, overcoming a tight battle through the middle periods. The scoring opened in the second frame as Matvei Maklakov (1G) converted on a power play, giving OHA an early lead. CIH responded with a power-play goal from Andrei Chumakov (1G, 1A), but OHA’s Mathis-Cael Aurelius (3G) added two more, including a short-handed goal, to extend the lead. In the third, Oliver Anderton (1G) and Aurelius again scored for OHA, while CIH countered with a goal from Ricky Deslauriers (1G, 1A), leaving the final score 5–3.
Shawnigan Lake School (0) vs St. George’s School (6) U15 Prep
St. George’s rolled to a 6–0 win over Shawnigan Lake. Jayden Ni (1G, 1A) opened the scoring early, and Max Hoeft (2G, 1A), including a power-play goal, added a pair to help build a multi-goal lead. Nick Hill (2G) chipped in two goals of his own, and Bingo Zhao (1G, 1A) closed the scoring. Key helpers included Jack Davison (1A), John Main (1A), Forrest Schiebler (1A), Alan Qiu (1A), and Edmund Hung (1A). Netminder Hudson Waddell was perfect in goal, stopping all 37 shots for the shutout, while Shawnigan’s Carter Burgi made a busy 44 saves on 50 shots as St. George’s dominated chances and finished the game comfortably.
STAR Hockey Academy (1) vs BWC Academy (5) U15 Prep
BWC Academy dominated STAR Hockey Academy 5–1 in U15 action. Wyatt Lowther (1G, 1A) and Carter Yule (1G, 1A) scored early to give BWC a strong start, while Kristian Lima (2G) added a pair of goals, including one on the power play. Theo Falk (1G) contributed a goal as well. STAR’s lone goal came from Zane Hamilton (1G) in the second period. Jordan Bigelow stopped 24 of 25 shots for the win, while STAR goalie William Duffy (45/50) faced a heavy workload with 50 shots, allowing five goals. BWC’s balanced attack and strong special teams play (2/5 on the power play) helped secure a convincing road victory.
Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (0) vs Edge School (4) U17
Edge leads Pacific Coast Hockey Academy 4–0 in this Saturday matchup. Edge got on the board early with goals from Jacksen Cutforth (1G) and Jayden Maschke (1G) in the first period, then added two more in the third period from Curtis Troeger (1G) and Kyden Bartole (1G, 1A). Pacific Coast struggled offensively, registering 12 shots on goal but failing to score. Edge’s goalie Emerson Popil was perfect (12/12), stopping all 12 shots he faced. His team’s strong start and continued pressure throughout the game has them in control as the clock hits zero.
North Shore Warriors (3) vs Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (2) U18 Prep
The visitors led 1-0 after 20 as Landon Kelly scored the opening goal 7:24 into the game. Kaiden Turta tied the game 1:41 into the second as he beat Elias Mitrikas (30/32) for his fifth of the season. Defenseman Sean Murphy (1G, 1A) scored his first of the season to put North Shore ahead less than five minutes later and an Ethan Patterson shorthanded goal 2:58 later put them up 3-1 midway through the game. Tyler Stefani would get one back for Wenatchee late in the second as they trailed by one heading into the third. North Shore would outshoot Wenatchee 14-7 in the third to deny the home squad the opportunity at tying the game and earning their first win of the season.
Delta Hockey Academy White (5) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (1) U15
Tyler Rydberg (40/41) and Dylan Van Wieren (45/50) kept clean sheets in the first as the game remained scoreless heading into the second. Luke Bowes broke the deadlock with the first goal of the game for Pacific Coast 9:34 into the second. Delta White tied the game a few minutes later as Grayson Sears scored his seventh of the year. Sajan Chatha (3G) then took over, recording a natural hat-trick in a span of 1:46, with his first goal coming just 32 seconds after Sears tied the game. Cruz Natt secured the Delta White win with a power play goal 1:43 into the third, his eighth goal of the season.
Calgary International Hockey Academy (3) vs OHA Edmonton (9) U15 Prep
After CIHA handed OHA Edmonton their first regulation loss of the season yesterday, the home side responded with a 9-3 thrashing of the visitors. OHA Edmonton grabbed a 4-0 lead in the first and never looked back as Artello Forestal (3G) recorded a hat-trick and Kelson Hawreluik (2, 1A) and Micah Montgomery (1G, 2A) each added three points. Rowen Germain (24/27) made 24 saves in net for the winning, giving up goals to Kai Dingwall, Ryder Lefaivre (1G, 1A) and Eric Sexton.
BWC Academy (4) vs OHA Edmonton (2) U17
Liam MacMillan scored the lone goal in the first period as OHA Edmonton led 1-0 after 20. Eric Prexler (2G, 1A) scored 26 seconds into the second to tie the game and again midway through the second to put BWC Academy ahead 2-1. Jackson Konelsky would send the two teams into the intermission tied 2-2 as he scored his fourth of the season on Nolan Costa (42/44) late in the frame. Max Joseph (1G, 2A) scored the eventual game winner for BWC Academy 3:55 into the third and Ben Bury added an insurance marker with 5:50 remaining to secure the 4-2 win late Saturday night. Maxime Poitras (28/32) was in net for OHA Edmonton in the loss.
STAR Hockey Academy (3) vs BWC Academy (15) U15
STAR scored the first goal of the game but that was their lone bright spot as BWC Academy beat them 15-3 Saturday night. Owen Chapman (3G, 4A) and U15 December Player of the Month Alex Iaichkin (2G, 3A) led the way offensively while William Houle (16/19) made 16 saves in net for BWC Academy. Mason Layher (2G) scored two of the three STAR goals in the loss.
Yale Hockey Academy (9) vs North Shore Warriors (1) U15
Max Nicholson (1G, 3A) opened the scoring 5:11 in as he scored the lone first period goal to give Yale a 1-0 lead. Max Darlow tied the game on the power play just 47 seconds into the second but Yale would respond with eight unanswered, including five in the third, to claim the 9-1 win. Mason Baptiste (26/27) made 26 saves for the win, Emmett Rumbold (3G, 1A) recorded a hat-trick, and Brady Barrett (1G, 4A) led all skaters with five points.
