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St. Mary’s Academy (1) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (4) Female U18 Prep

South Alberta Hockey Academy’s start to the calendar year has seen the team roll through Edge School and Pilot Mound Hockey Academy on their way to Saturday morning’s battle with St. Mary’s Academy, a team looking to better an Alberta road trip that had so far seen St. Mary’s win once and lose thrice. The game remained dormant until the second period, and after an early powerplay gave SAHA a surge of momentum, they’d make it count. Kamryn Reiber (1G, 1A) opened the scoring after nearly six and a half minutes of the second period. Consecutive St. Mary’s penalties, one being a five-minute major, saw SAHA play the bulk of the second period’s back half on the powerplay. Jaylee Skog took advantage of the extra player on the ice to extend SAHA’s lead late in the second, with her team ahead 2-0 through 40 minutes. The contest ended up being put to rest early in the third, with Teylor Crocker only needing a mere 38 seconds to make it 3-0 SAHA. Riley Bourque added a fourth, and although Faith Legault pulled St. Mary’s back within three, SAHA cruised to the 4-1 win.

Bishop’s College School (2) vs Ulysse Academie (4) East U18

Saturday’s game between Bishop’s College and Ulysse Acadmie marked the two teams’ second head-to-head battle of the month. Ulysse won 4-1 in the first, giving Bishop’s College plenty of spark to kick off Saturday’s affair, which was capitalized on by Nathan Birch 7:31 into the first period. Bishop’s lead lasted merely five minutes thanks to Éloi Vaugeois (1G, 1A) who sent the game into the second tied at one. Ulysse took their first lead through Cedrick Fortin scoring the only goal of an evenly-matched second period that ended with Ulysse taking a powerplay into the third. Marco Campo took only 35 seconds to score in the third, taking advantage of the powerplay, and giving Ulysse the game’s first two-goal advantage. Tristan Gagnon scored to pull Bishop’s back within a goal, with Bishop’s push throughout the third ultimately in vain. Guillaume Legault scored the insurance goal in the back half of the third period to help Ulysse win the game 4-2, their second victory over Bishop’s College this month.Ìý

Edge School (12) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (2) U15

Edge School have been rolling through the CSSHL U15 division with as much relative ease as a team could realistically have experienced through thirty games this season. By Saturday, RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg needed no introductions to an Edge School team who had beaten them 8-2 on Thursday and 7-2 on Friday. The third of four games this weekend saw Edge seemingly keen on deciding the game within the first period. Kyden Bartole scored the first of seven first-period goals for Edge, and while Edge didn’t maintain their seven-goals-per-period pace, they ended up winning the game 12-2. Brody Antignani (3G, 2A), Zachary Pomeroy (2G, 3A), and James Butterwick (4A) had big games, while RHA Winnipeg can look forward to tomorrow’s fourth game of the weekend against Edge as the final time they’ll have to face them this season.Ìý

North Shore Warriors (4) vs Delta Hockey Academy (5) U17

Last Saturday’s 2-1 shootout win over Okanagan Hockey Academy was the first Delta Hockey Academy U17 victory since they’d beat the North Shore Warriors back on January 24. North Shore beat Delta the next day, kicking off what turned into a four-game losing streak, but with Delta back in the win column, they had the North Shore Warriors on the docket again on Saturday morning, eager to avenge their most recent battle. Delta established themselves on the front foot a mere 15 seconds into the hockey game thanks to a goal from Christian Sum (1G, 1A) before Kaydin Halladay and Jack Triance scored late to extend Delta’s lead to 3-0 through one. After the first period, North Shore made a goaltending change, bringing Erik Blair into the game. Blair made 13 saves on 13 shots in the second period, providing the foundation for his team to fight their way back into the game. North Shore’s pushback found success first through Laurenz Liebhart who made it 3-1 before Ethan Elford’s first goal of the season sent the Warriors into the break down just one. In the span of less than three minutes near the beginning of the third period, North Shore turned the game around to take the lead, with Noah Russo and Santino Esposito scoring the third and fourth consecutive tallies from the Warriors, turning the 3-0 deficit into a 4-3 lead that they’d hold until the third period’s closing stages. An extra attacker and an all-out attack from Delta ended up paying dividends with just one second left in the third period, thanks to Kaydin Halladay, who found the loose puck in the slot and spun home the last-gasp equalizer. Goals in the shootout from Delta’s Christian Sum and Kaydin Halladay won the game for their team, with Lynden Mercier stopping both North Shore shooters to earn the shootout win.Ìý

Lower Canada College (5) vs Selwyn House School East (2) U17

The memories of last Friday’s 5-4 overtime loss to Selwyn House School would still have been fresh on the minds of the Lower Canada College team who rolled back into Westmount Arena on Saturday looking to avenge last week’s loss. Pasquale Presti (1G, 1A) gave Selwyn the lead after one, but Lukas Royko (3G) scored his first of the game to tie the game up at one. After LCC went down again, Matthew D’Urso (1G, 2A) scored to tie the game with just ten seconds remaining in the second period. The momentum gained from the late goal was palpable and after Anthony Lombardo (1G, 2A) gave LCC their first lead, Lukas Royko scored twice to complete his hat-trick, helping his club to a 5-2 victory.Ìý

OHA Edmonton (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4) U17

OHA Edmonton’s tear through the most recent month of the season continued into Winnipeg on Friday night, with the Albertans prevailing 5-3 over RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg. That was the first of a three-game weekend series, with its second game coming Saturday afternoon and the last occurring tomorrow. Today, the first period belonged to the goaltenders, but Osten Strickland took only 63 seconds to score in the second, giving OHA Edmonton the lead, a lead that didn’t last much longer than three and a half minutes. Atley Feniuk (3G) found both RHA Winnipeg’s tying marker and the subsequent go-ahead goal on the powerplay to turn the score around. Murphy Johnston extended RHA Winnipeg’s lead to 3-1 before a third period that saw Atley Feniuk score again, completing his hat trick, and establishing a 4-1 lead that was too significant a deficit for OHA Edmonton to fight back from. Feniuk’s hat-trick will earn plenty of plaudits, but it would be impossible to ignore the impact Grayson McDonald’s 38 saves had to help his RHA Winnipeg team to the win.Ìý

OHA Edmonton vs Northern Alberta Xtreme U15

OHA Edmonton and Northern Alberta Xtreme’s proximity rivalry has been prevalent all season long, with the two U15 sides kicking off four consecutive games against one another on Saturday. They took no time at all to get into the action, with five different goalscorers all burying the puck less than six and a half minutes into the first period. OHA Edmonton ended up ahead 4-2 through twenty minutes, largely thanks to their edge in special teams play, with Eli Smith (1G, 1A) and Jiseong Kim scoring on the powerplay and shorthanded respectively. The second period provided NAX the opportunity to turn the game back around, and after Knox Kehler opened the scoring, NAX’s special teams helped them tie the game, first with Malaki Andrews scoring shorthanded. Following that, Lincoln Baschuk (1G, 1A) scored on the powerplay, giving NAX their first lead of the game, a 5-4 lead that, unfortunately for NAX, didn’t last long. Ian Kim (2G) pulled OHA Edmonton back to level 2:44 into the third period, scoring his second of the game, with things remaining tied until the final four minutes. Jaxson Weisgerber’s go-ahead goal with 3:42 left was enough to give OHA Edmonton the lead and subsequently a 6-5 win in the first of four games in eight days between these two rivals.Ìý

STAR Hockey Academy (3) vs Delta Hockey Academy Black (5) U15

Taegon Park (1G, 1A) and Jesse Parmar (1G, 1A) had multi-point games to power Delta Hockey Academy Black to a 5-3 win over STAR Hockey Academy. Beckham Skrypnyk struck midway through the first on a power play to give Delta the lead. Park and Kevin Goodale scored twice in quick succession early in the second to extend Delta’s advantage to 3-0. STAR got one back with Brayden Bardwell scoring with 5:45 left in the second. Zachary Giles restored Delta’s three-goal lead early in the third but STAR’s Seve Paladino would reply 44 seconds later. Parmar would put the game away, scoring Delta’s second goal on the man advantage. STAR’s McKenzie Host brought the final score to 5-3 with a late shorthanded marker. Luc Wilson-Kurenoff stopped 27 of 30 shots for Delta. Cameron Rusyniak made 33 saves on the other end for STAR.Ìý

Prairie Hockey Academy (4) vs Edge School (1) U17

Colton Lutz made 29 saves to help Prairie Hockey Academy beat Edge School 4-1. Prairie got off to a quick start with goals from Aiden Masse and Tyson Ross (1G, 1A) in the opening period. Lutz held firm for Prairie in the first, stopping all 12 shots sent his way. Reid Kawaguchi wasted no time in the second, scoring 51 seconds into the frame to give Prairie a three-goal cushion. Prairie’s Felix MacMillan (1G, 1A) made it a 4-0 game with a goal 5:22 into the third. Edge’s Noah Brade broke Lutz’s shutout bid with 8:08 to play. Edge continued to push but Lutz was up to the task, turning aside 12 shots in the third. Kaidyn Thomas made 34 saves for Edge School.Ìý

St. George’s School (5) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) U15 Prep

Louis Oscar Holowaychuk (2G, 1A) scored twice to reach the 40-goal mark in St. George’s School’s 5-3 victory over RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna. Kauis Millan (2G) got the scoring started in the second with the first of three power play goals to give RHA Kelowna the lead. Holowaychuk replied for St. George’s with two consecutive goals. Adam Benn continued St. George’s scoring surge with an insurance marker 11 seconds after Holowaychuk’s second goal. RHA Kelowna pushed back early in third with Millan scoring his second power play goal of the game. St. George’s Beck Charlton didn’t waste any time restoring their two-goal advantage, scoring 21 seconds later. Channon Fummerton (1G, 1A) would bring RHA Kelowna within one with Alexander Sharman (3A) picking up his third assist of the game on the goal. Just over five minutes later, St. George’s Bradey Ching (1G, 1A) would reply to seal the win. Joffrey Chan picked up his fourth straight victory, making 18 saves for St. George’s School. Dylan Mingo was busy in RHA Kelowna’s net, turning aside 46 shots.Ìý

North Shore Warriors (0) vs Yale Hockey Academy (4) U15 Prep

Mason Sutherland (19 saves) recorded his second shutout of the season to lead Yale Hockey Academy to a 4-0 win over the North Shore Warriors. Yale had the majority of the chances in the first, outshooting North Shore 15-5. However, Yale was unable to solve North Shore’s netminder Elias Mitrikas. Yale wouldn’t relent, sending 25 shots the way of Mitrikas in the second. This time they would break through with Matthew Zaitchikov, Alex Li, Tony Cabelka (1G, 1A), and Christopher Kokkoris scoring four times in 2:43. Matteo Zenone (3A) played the facilitating role, picking up assists on three of the four goals. Both goalies shutdown the offence after that with Sutherland making eight saves in the final frame to seal the shutout. Mitrikas put up a valiant effort for North Shore, turning aside 50 shots in the loss.Ìý

Prairie Hockey Academy (3) vs OHA Edmonton (1) U18 Prep

Micah Davidson stopped 23 of 24 shots to help Prairie Hockey Academy get past OHA Edmonton 3-1. Prairie’s Micah Davidson and OHA Edmonton’s Parker Snell were locked in a goalie duel with neither goalie giving up anything in the first 30 minutes of the game. Prairie finally got the scoring started with Henry Thunderblanket (1G, 1A) getting on the board with 7:44 left in the second. A few minutes later, Griffin Horn struck again for Prairie to give them a 2-0 lead heading into the third period. OHA Edmonton cut the deficit in half with Callum McLean scoring on a two-man advantage. After that, Prairie locked down defensively, giving up five shots in the third. Noah Kelly added an insurance goal for Prairie with just over five minutes to go. Snell was strong in OHA Edmonton’s goal, turning aside 30 shots.Ìý

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (0) U17 Prep

Brady Robert (53-save shutout) and Brady Keith (3G) starred for RHA Kelowna in a 4-0 win over Northern Alberta Xtreme. Isaac Sousa (1G, 1A) got RHA Kelowna on the board in the opening minutes of the game with his 31st of the season. Brady Keith doubled RHA Kelowna’s lead with the lone goal in a chippy second period that featured 84 penalty minutes. RHA Kelowna’s netminder Brady Robert wouldn’t be distracted by the physical play, stopping all 20 shots sent his way in the frame. Keith potted his second of the game early in the third and capped off his second hat-trick of the season with an empty-netter in the dying seconds. Robert continued his busy night by stopping all 16 shots sent his way in the third to record his first shutout of the CSSHL season. Dawson Sheehan was solid for NAX, stopping 32 of 35 shots.Ìý

Delta Hockey Academy Black (1) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (2) Female U18 Prep

A pair of second period goals lead Okanagan Hockey Academy to a 2-1 victory over Delta Hockey Academy Black. After a scoreless opening period, OHA started to raise their level, outshooting Delta Black 18-2 in the second period. That heavy pressure helped them find the back of the net with Audrina Freeman and Mena Bhatt scoring to give OHA a two-goal lead. Delta Black made it a 2-1 game with Kaylyn Halwas scoring her first goal of the season. OHA limited Delta Black’s chances the rest of the way to win a low-scoring battle. Nicole Flesher was under duress for most of the night in Delta Black’s net but had a strong game, stopping 41 of 43 shots. OHA’s Maive Gosselin Berg got her ninth win of the season, making 13 saves.Ìý

Calgary International Hockey Academy (2) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (1) U18 Prep

Sartaj Dhami’s 33-save performance helped Calgary International Hockey Academy get a 2-1 comeback win over South Alberta Hockey Academy. SAHA controlled the game through 40, outshooting CIHA 23-12. Kingston Chisholm was finally able to take advantage of that pressure midway through the second to give SAHA a 1-0 lead. Special teams was the story of the third. Hunter Kelso scored an early shorthanded goal for CIHA, tying the game up. Lincoln Martin capitalized on a power play to give CIHA their first lead of the contest. Sartaj Dhami stood stall in CIHA’s net the rest of the way, kicking out all 11 shots he saw in the third. Mattias Radke made 20 saves in a losing effort for SAHA.Ìý

Ontario Hockey Academy (1) vs Fort Erie International Academy (4) East U17

Fort Erie International Academy began their weekend doubleheader against Ontario Hockey Academy with a 4-1 victory. The two squads swapped first period goals with Loik Maloney putting FEIA up 1-0 before Nichita Viscu responded for OHA. The game-winner came off the stick of Fort Erie’s Charles Vouligny on the man advantage early in the second. Isaac Gagne and Samuel Schelling (1G, 1A) put the game away for Fort Erie with third period goals. Fort Erie’s Demitry Gikas got his first win of the calendar year, stopping 27 of the 28 shots he faced. Mathis Bernier made 30 saves for OHA.Ìý

Okanagan Hockey Academy (7) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (0) U17 Prep

Okanagan Hockey Academy scored four power play goals to propel them to a 7-0 win over Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy. Ben Fragle, Brody McLean, and Marcus Domhof (1G, 2A) scored in the first to give OHA a three-goal cushion. Luke Assi (1G, 1A) extended the lead for OHA scoring his 28th goal of the season in the second period. The man advantage was clicking in the final frame with Max Parfitt (2G, 1A) scoring twice and Olliver D’Amour adding one more. Linden Sobocan got his seventh shutout of the season, making 21 saves for OHA. Jackson Wagner turned aside 44 shots for CDA.Ìý

Ontario Hockey Academy (5/OT) vs King Heights Academy (4) East U18

Ontario Hockey Academy skated away with a 5-4 overtime win over King Heights Academy after a see-saw battle. OHA’s Sebastian Erkenbolling opened the scoring in the first. King Heights would knot the game up 1-1 on a goal from Roman Morillas (2G). The game picked up in the third with the two teams combining for six goals. Morillas scored his second of the game to give King Heights their first lead. Oliver Lacko (1G, 1A) and Danny Kananga (1G, 2A) put OHA back out in front with two goals in 1:57. Vytas Lenkutis (1G, 1A) would strike a few minutes later for King Heights, setting the game up for a dramatic finish. Jacob Macmillan-Dallaire (1G, 1A) scored the go-ahead goal for OHA with 1:16 left. However, King Heights got the goal right back with Semen Nizhnikov (1G, 1A) scoring with 43 seconds to go, sending the game to overtime. Just over three minutes into the extra frame, Nandor Polonyi put home the game-winner for OHA. Rafael Tremblay made 32 saves for OHA. Cole Minthorn stopped 44 shots for King Heights.Ìý

Stanstead College (6) vs CIH Academy (2) East U18

Four first period goals propelled Stanstead College to a 6-2 victory over CIH Academy. Kamyl Chemrouk (2G, 1A), Zackarie Michaud (1G, 1A), Aaron Chipp (1G, 1A), and Oliver Plante (1G, 2A) bulged the twine for Stanstead in their first period onslaught. Chemrouk netted his second of the game and Brody Molloy got his first goal of the season for Stanstead in the third. Tucker Clare (2G) had all the offence for CIH Academy, getting his first multi-goal game in the CSSHL. Jack Carter made 23 saves for Stanstead College. Noah Vidal kicked out 38 shots for CIH Academy.Ìý

Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (1) vs OHA Edmonton (6) Female U18 Prep

OHA Edmonton extended their winning streak to nine games with a 6-1 win over Pilot Mound Hockey Academy. The second was the decisive period for OHA Edmonton, scoring four times. Riley Cooper (2G, 2A) scored twice with Ryann Chimera and Elena Abad Chisholm adding single markers. Ashlyn Kuffler got one back for Pilot Mound on a power play early in the third. Joryn Hempel (1G, 1A) and Kyla Pappas answered with third period goals for OHA Edmonton. Natalie Georgeson stopped 19 of 20 shots for OHA Edmonton. Sutter Reeves made 39 saves for Pilot Mound.Ìý

Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (1) vs STAR Hockey Academy (8) U15 Prep

A six-goal second period helped STAR Hockey Academy roll to an 8-1 win over Pacific Coast Hockey Academy. Braxton Baker (3G), Daniel Makovetskiy (1G, 4A), and Adam Nielson (2G, 1A) had big games for STAR. Blueliners Nathan Langhelm (1G, 1A) and Tommy Ogee scored the other goals for STAR. Maximus Scheffer broke the goose egg for Pacific Coast with a third period goal. Erik Sims stopped 15 of 16 shots in STAR’s victory.ÌýÌý

BWC Academy (5) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (6/OT) U15 Prep

Okanagan Hockey Academy erased a three-goal deficit to beat BWC Academy 6-5 in overtime. Early in the first, Jackson Beggs and Cohen Baker (2G) struck twice in 14 seconds to give BWC Academy the lead. Liam Bordt gave BWC Academy a three-goal cushion early in the second with an unassisted marker. OHA began their comeback bid with Cohen Short (2G) and Talon Scinocca scoring late second period goals to bring them within one. OHA took their first lead after Brysten Campbell (2G) scored on both halves of a BWC Academy double minor. BWC Academy fought back with Cohen Baker and Kristian Lima scoring to make it a 5-4 game. OHA’s Cohen Short scored the equalizer with 3:02 left, setting up a little bonus hockey. Cooper Giarraputo (1G, 1A) was the hero for OHA, scoring 2:03 into overtime.Ìý

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy (5) U17 Prep

Wyatt Callander (2G, 1A) and Kishan Saggu (2G, 1A) combined for four goals in Delta Hockey Academy’s 5-2 win over RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna. Caden Leibel got Delta’s offence rolling early, scoring 1:54 into the game. Callander tickled the twine on a power play midway through the first to double Delta’s lead. Saggu continued Delta’s offensive surge, scoring twice in the second period. RHA Kelowna’s Hudson Podollan had the lone goal of the frame for RHA Kelowna, scoring on a power play. RHA Kelowna’s Preston Kelly-Paquet scored just over a minute into the third to shrink Delta’s lead to 4-2. Delta shut down RHA Kelowna’s offence after that, allowing six shots in the third. Callander sealed the game for Delta with an empty-netter. Matthew Wong stopped 29 of 31 shots in Delta’s win. Kai Ebert made 29 saves for RHA Kelowna.Ìý

Notre Dame (3) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (4/OT) U15

Addison Wanner (2G) was captain clutch, scoring twice including the overtime winner for Prairie Hockey Academy in their 4-3 win over the Notre Dame Hounds. Prairie jumped out to a 3-0 lead with goals from Noah Delaurier (1G, 2A), Benjamin Wiens, and Addison Wanner in the first. The game looked to be getting away from Notre Dame until they came up with an offensive explosion of their own in the second. Manav Bhathal (2G) scored twice and Kael Moutz added one more to tie the game up 3-3. Prairie’s Connor Aldag and Notre Dame’s Westyn Hlady shut the door for the remainder of regulation, sending the game to an extra frame. Wanner took advantage of a penalty by Notre Dame late in third, scoring the game-winner on a power play just over a minute into overtime. Deklan Street (3A) had a season-high three points in Prairie’s victory. Aldag made 42 saves for Prairie. Hlady turned aside 39 shots for Notre Dame.Ìý

Notre Dame (0) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (11) U18 Prep

Northern Alberta Xtreme continued their big offensive weekend with an 11-0 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds. Easton Doran (2G, 2A), Will Kelts (2G, 1A), Kayne Wright (2G, 1A), and Mason Koponyas (2G) each had two goals for NAX. Easton Arndt (1G, 2A), Ben Deacon (1G, 1A), Gavin Harrison (1G, 1A), Darius Hordal (4A), Michael Donovan (2A), and Grady Wedman (2A) had multi-point games for the Xtreme. Nate Stevens recorded a 20-save shutout for NAX. Joshua Heitman stopped 24 of 25 shots in relief for Notre Dame.Ìý

Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (2) vs St. George’s School (7) U18 Prep

Harshaan Kaila (3G, 3A) six-point performance powered St. George’s School to a 7-2 win over Pacific Coast Hockey Academy. St. George’s Eddy Spytz (2G, 1A) and PCHA’s Cameron Collins each scored in the first to send the teams to the dressing room tied 1-1. Kaila and Spytz scored in the first ten minutes of the second to put St. George’s in front. Madden Cruickshank (1G, 1A) brought PCHA within one with his fifth goal of the season. Lucas Benn and Kaila provided some insurance for St. George’s, scoring twice in the final six minutes of the second to make it 5-2. Kaila completed his second hat-trick of the season with a shorthanded marker early in third. Lukasz McIsaac added one more St. George’s. Brock Cripps (3A) continued his great season, posting his 11th multi-point performance. Cash Christie had a great game in St. George’s goal, turning aside 39 of 41 shots.Ìý

Okanagan Hockey Academy (5) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (0) U18 Prep

With 33 saves Ben Hakes (33/33) earned his first shutout of the season as OHA defeated CDA 5-0. Charlie Grant (2G) scored the game winning goal 5:14 into the first period. Eli Tverdovsky (1G, 2A) doubled the lead 47 seconds into the second with his 19th goal of the season. Jacob Davidson and Soren Brons-Douville scored 1:11 apart early in the third and Grant added his second of the game nine minutes later to round out the scoring. Colton Lee (36/41) faced 41 shots in the loss.Ìý

Edge School (2) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (8) U17 Prep

SAHA got first period goals from Brennan Finke, Carson Ward (3G) and Matthew Cameron-Skidmore as they opened up to a 3-0 lead. Affiliate forward Ellis Martschuk got Edge on the board 4:28 into the second but Ward responded for SAHA 25 seconds later. Aidan Poulin hit double digit goals 48 seconds later and Ward completed the hat-trick midway through the period as SAHA held a commanding 6-1 lead. Kyle Oakenfold would get one back for Edge on the power play late in the second but Sully Kufflick (1G, 1A) and Karter Kurpjuweit (1G, 2A) countered in the third as SAHA earned an 8-2 win Saturday night. Hunter Zawislak (31/33) made 31 saves for the win.ÌýÌý

Notre Dame (2) vs OHA Edmonton (14) U17 Prep

Jihwan Kim (2G, 3A) scored 1:04 in to set the tone in a 14-2 OHA Edmonton win. Jaggar John (5G, 3A) and Kenan Fox (4G, 2A) combine for 9 goals and 5 assists to go along with Kim’s five point outing. Owen Morrow (2G, 1A) and Kai Richards (1G, 2A) scored the other goals for OHA Edmonton in the win. Maksim Bedskikh (1G, 1A) and Henry Holt scored for Notre Dame in the loss.Ìý

BWC Academy (1) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (7) U17

Defenseman Luke Edgehouse (2G, 1A) and forward Brody Shilton scored 18 seconds apart before Edgehouse and Jaxon Foster tallied goals in a span of 1:38 to give OHA a 4-0 lead after the first period. Cooper Vogt and Rylan Bengert added second period markers as OHA scored six straight through 40 minutes of play. Defenseman Michalis Kefalas halted the run with his first of the season 5:06 into the third but Gage Kiselbach (1G, 1A) responded just 39 seconds later to put the game well out of reach. Alex Youngson (20/21) and Liam Kellett (46/53) were in net for their respective teams.Ìý

Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (4) U17

Collin Lee and Micahel Veneziano traded first period goals as the two teams were deadlocked at 1-1 after 20. Pacific Coast would pull ahead in the second as Owen Hyde (2G, 1A) scored once on the power play and again even strength to give his team a 3-1 lead. Knox Vogel (1G, 2A) brought CDA within one 8:14 into the third and Adam Pflugrath-Davis (1G, 1A) tied the game with just 45 seconds remaining. CDA would complete the comeback as Cohen Waldschmidt beat Eliott Horner (17/20) in the 11th round of the shootout and Morgan Hydnman (52/55) stopped 10 of the 11 Pacific Coast shooters.