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North Shore Warriors (3) vs St. Mary’s Academy (2) Female U18 Prep

The early Saturday morning clash between the North Shore Warriors and St. Mary鈥檚 Academy Flames posed the Warriors an opportunity to bounce back from yesterday鈥檚 loss against Bourget College鈥檚 Varsity side, while St. Mary鈥檚 look to win again after Friday鈥檚 triumph over Bourget鈥檚 Prep team. Mullen MacIntyre opened her account for the season with the first goal of the game for St. Mary鈥檚, giving her team the lead until later in the period, when Lily Zohner would respond for North Shore. The only goal of the second-period came from Reese Kartusch, who gave St. Mary鈥檚 the lead through two periods and gave North Shore twenty minutes to stave off their second loss in as many days. The Warriors, though, pulled through in the third, and two goals in less than five minutes from Kaida Okamura and Brielle Banton earned them their first lead of the game, and the only one they鈥檇 need, as North Shore took the contest 3-2.听

Prairie Hockey Academy (7) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (0) U17

Prairie Hockey Academy鈥檚 dominant first period set a foundation they鈥檇 only build upon, as Reid Kawaguchi (2G, 1A), Cohen Greenwood (1G, 2A), and Tyson Ross (3A) led the way for PHA to defeat the Northern Alberta Xtreme 7-0. Prairie flew out of the gates, scoring through Kase Gellner (1G, 1A) after merely 85 seconds, and outshooting their opponent 18-3 in the first. From there, NAX managed to rev up the offensive pressure slightly, but Cole Fox responded with a stop any time they鈥檇 produce a chance, eventually earning a 21-save shutout.

Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (0) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (7)听 Female U18 Prep

Pilot Mound Hockey Academy鈥檚 Female U18 team had been on the cusp of earning their first win of February at a number of different points, including Friday, when they lost 4-3 to Delta Black in a tightly fought battle. There was nothing tightly fought about their Saturday matchup against Okanagan Hockey Academy Black, though. In each of the three periods, Pilot Mound heavily outshot their opponents, ultimately throwing 42 shots on the OHA Black goal. They鈥檇 lead by a single goal after one, but an offensive explosion in the second would carry into the third, and led by big performances from McKayla Romano (2G), Ashlyn Kuffler (1G, 3A), Sophie Drummond (1G, 2A), Addison Scoville (3A), and Emma Asplund (3A), Pilot Mound emphatically bumped the slump and won 7-0.

Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (2) vs BWC Academy (8) U15 Prep

Oftentimes, in close games, a flurry of action; a lot occurring in a short amount of time can render the rest of the battle obsolete, and be pointed to as the primary thing that won the game for the victor. It鈥檚 not often, though, that you could say a two-minute and eighteen-second stretch of play in the second period decided a game that ultimately ended 8-2. Such was the case in Pilot Mound Hockey Academy and Burnaby Winter Club Academy鈥檚 U15 Prep battle on Saturday morning. Despite BWC outshooting Pilot Mound 16-11 after twenty minutes, Pilot Mound took a 2-1 lead into the second period. Bastian Lamarche would take a penalty in the second, and on the BWC powerplay chance, Logan Henry (1G, 2A) scored to tie the game at two goals apiece. That was when BWC would explode, as in the 2:18 following Henry鈥檚 goal, they鈥檇 get three more, with Cohen Baker scoring twice and Kenzo Gibson (1G, 1A) once. Emboldened after the break, BWC鈥檚 5-2 lead through two periods of play would only be built upon, thanks to Justin Moon scoring three goals on the powerplay in the third period alone. Adding to his goal in the first, Moon scored four in the game, joined by Logan Henry and Jackson Beggs (4A) in earning three or more points in the 8-2 win.

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (8) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (1) U15 Prep

Nothing is won in hockey without the contribution from every area of a team, but when you have the star power possessed by RHA Winnipeg, sometimes only a couple of guys can guide your team to victory. Easton Pitz (1G, 3A) started off what was a big day for him with the only goal of the first period, but after the break, WHL draft top prospect Athens Shingoose took less than nine minutes to score a hat-trick. Brady Filmon assisted on all three of Shingoose鈥檚 goals, and a pair of third-period goals from Markus Knaub led RHA Winnipeg to a big victory over Pacific Coast. Despite the 8-1 scoreline, the game, especially the first half of it, was closer than the scoreline suggests, and DJ Mecas鈥� strong performance, and 28 saves, were necessary to guide RHA Winnipeg to victory.

Delta Hockey Academy Green (5/SO) vs Edge School Female (4) U18 Prep

Heading into Saturday鈥檚 game against Edge School, it had been some time since Delta Hockey Academy Green was beaten in the U18 Prep division, winning every game they鈥檝e played since December 15. The survival of their winning streak hinged on how they鈥檇 handle Edge, and after a scoreless first period, Gabriella Lee (1G, 1A) gave DHA Green a 1-0 lead merely 79 seconds into the second period. Samantha Baker pulled Edge back level, but goals from Saya Earl and Molly Cole gave DHA Green a two-goal lead, a position they鈥檇 been comfortable in throughout the last two months. Comfort is dangerous, though, and after Cassia Severin would pull Edge back within one on the powerplay, Avery Michaluk scored to send the game to overtime. The five-minute extra period came and went without any game-ending incidents, and after the first six shooters had resulted in one goal apiece, the game was eventually won by Molly Cole in the shootout for DHA Green. Jillian Matthews stopped three of four in the shootout, adding to her 34 stops on 38 shots for the win.听

Selwyn House School (2) vs Stanstead College (3/OT) East U17

Stanstead College鈥檚 play since the new year has been consistently solid, but yesterday, Selwyn House School handed them their second loss of 2025, thanks to 25 stops from Luca Ottoni. Sunday鈥檚 rematch saw Ottoni return to the crease for Selwyn, but he鈥檇 surrender the first game, thanks to Liam Armit (2G) scoring the icebreaker. Selwyn forced back and found a response before the break, with Matheo Lazanis scoring with under four minutes left to make it 1-1. Selwyn did a good job at generating chances, but for a long time, couldn’t solve Gabriel Poitras in the Stanstead net. After Josh Seeback scored for Stanstead in the second, it looked like they might be able to see out the win, before Joel Downey managed to beat Poitras on one of Selwyn鈥檚 14 third-period shots. The game needed overtime, but not a substantial amount of it, and after 48 seconds, a sweet play from Matej Dobos (2A) found Armit who made no mistake in scoring his second of the game and winning it in overtime for Stanstead College.

Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (3) vs Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep

There鈥檚 something to be said about a team always determined to score the next goal. It鈥檚 extremely difficult to wrestle momentum back into your favour from one of these teams, especially when they鈥檙e in the lead. As much was true today about the Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy, who hosted the Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy in a very hard-fought affair. Wenatchee scored the only goal of the first period, and from there, every time CDA would fight back and tie the game, Wenatchee grabbed the next one. That happened throughout the second period, with CDA鈥檚 Alexander Skuratov and Wenatchee鈥檚 Gregor Ermellini trading two goals apiece. After Skuratov scored CDA鈥檚 third tying goal of the game, the two teams entered the third period still tied at three. However, Wenatchee picked the perfect moment to break through on the powerplay, and Cameron Kimmerly (1G, 1A) eventually scored to give his team a lead they鈥檇 this time be able to protect.听

OHA Edmonton (0) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (3) U18 Prep

Two teams coming off emphatically dominant victories Friday in the U18 Prep division squared off against one another on Saturday morning, with OHA Edmonton looking to add to NAX鈥檚 mere two regulation losses this season. In yesterday鈥檚 win over CIHA, forward Michael Donovan took over, scoring the go-ahead goal late in the second before two in the third to complete his hat-trick and his team鈥檚 6-2 win. Today, Donovan picked up precisely where he鈥檇 left off, scoring the opening goal of the game 2:38 into the first period. Ben Deacon (1G, 1A) would extend the NAX lead to 2-0 later in the first, and from there, and firmly in the driver鈥檚 seat, NAX wouldn鈥檛 relinquish control from there. Jake Walker added another goal, with Tyler Swanson鈥檚 20 saves enough for the shutout in NAX鈥檚 3-0 win.

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (9) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (0) Female U18 Prep

If this was soccer, the matchup would be considered the 鈥淩INK derby,鈥� so to speak. RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna hasn鈥檛 looked threatened in many of their games this season, and the game against their combatants from Winnipeg wasn鈥檛 an exception. RHA Kelowna scored five goals on their 24 first-period shots, and although the rest of the game wasn鈥檛 as slanted, it wasn鈥檛 close. By the time the final buzzer sounded, RHA Kelowna had scored nine times, with three players picking up multi-goal games; Kennedy Sisson (3G), Alida Korte (2G, 1A), and Emelia McDermid (2G). Although Jaya Schippel鈥檚 task at hand didn鈥檛 provide her with constant pressure, she still earned her shutout, making an impressive 22 saves.

Edge School (6) vs STAR Hockey Academy (0) U15 Prep

There are countless factors at play when analyzing how a hockey game unfolds, but momentum and lead changes are among the biggest. STAR Hockey Academy played an excellent first period against Edge School in their U15 Prep matchup on Saturday, and by the time the game headed into the second period, it still looked like anyone could win. 32 seconds into the middle frame, though, Dylan Sherban (1G, 1A) scored the first goal of the game to give Edge a 1-0 lead. The lead change shifted the momentum, and now chasing the game, the stronghold STAR had at limiting high-danger scoring chances broke. Two more in the second period for Edge preceded Remy Koch (2G, 1A) scoring two in the third to help his team to a 6-0 thumping of their American opponents.听

Bourget College (4) vs Fort Erie International Academy (2) East U18

It鈥檚 really, really hard to respond when you had and subsequently relinquished a lead in a hockey game. That makes Bourget College鈥檚 win over the Fort Erie International Academy as impressive as it is; after relinquishing the lead, they had a world of momentum against them. Victor Morrisette-Richer and Eliott Gu茅vin scored in the first period for Bourget, but Fort Erie responded through Brett Krtanjek in the second. 1:05 into the third, they鈥檇 tie the game shorthanded through Max Schippers, and after successive penalty kills to open the period, it looked like Fort Erie鈥檚 time to strike. Samy Taher and Bourget had other ideas, and after Taher scored to give Bourget the lead back, Rory Vered stood tall in between the pipes, and Mathys Morrissette scored late to earn Bourget the 4-2 triumph.听

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (2) vs Notre Dame (3) U15

The Notre Dame Hounds have a team in both the U15 and U15 Prep divisions of the CSSHL, and both were in action Saturday afternoon, starting with their U15 squad鈥檚 matchup against RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg. Notre Dame鈥檚 offence showed up in a big way during the first of the two teams鈥� three-game series on Friday but was ultimately outdone by three RHA Winnipeg goals in the third period. A Notre Dame win, clearly, meant they鈥檇 need to improve in their own zone. Well, either they鈥檇 need to improve, or they鈥檇 need Soren Martin to have their backs in a big way. Both happened on Saturday for Notre Dame, as after the first period, the Hounds escaped in a scoreless tie despite being heavily outshot. RHA Winnipeg remained in control, but even after they鈥檇 taken a 1-0 lead, Notre Dame turned the game around. William Clarke (2G) tied the game in the second period before Notre Dame got two powerplay goals, the second through Clarke again, to take a 3-1 lead in the third period. RHA Winnipeg鈥檚 third-period barrage provided Josh Harvey with a goal, pulling the contest back within one late, but couldn鈥檛 do anything more. Martin made 14 stops in the third and ultimately 40 on 42 shots in the game to help his team to their second win in their last three games.

Notre Dame (2) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (1) U15 Prep

Notre Dame鈥檚 U15 Prep team watched on as the organization鈥檚 U15 squad bumped what was a significant losing skid last week, turning it into two wins in three games. For the U15 Prep Hounds, they鈥檇 dropped 12 consecutive games, last beating RHA Winnipeg in January. They gave Yale some sweats yesterday, and looking to do the same against OHA today, the start was perfect. An early penalty to Roman Haddad gave Notre Dame a chance on the man advantage, capitalized upon by Matthew Boekelder to make it 1-0 Hounds. OHA turned the tide in the second, controlling the flow and throwing 17 shots on goal, all of which were stopped by Notre Dame鈥檚 Hudson Pooler. Mika Richard scored less than two minutes into the third period for Notre Dame to extend the lead further, and with the two-goal cushion, Notre Dame protected the lead well. OHA did manage to put one behind Pooler, but Talon Scinocca鈥檚 goal was ultimately all his team would muster, and the Hounds U15 Prep squad snapped the losing streak with their first victory of the month.

Shawnigan Lake School (5) vs OHA Edmonton (6) Female U18 Prep

The OHA Edmonton power play was firing on all cylinders to start the game as Kyla Pappas (1G, 1A) opened the scoring on the man advantage 6:19 in and Peyton Carter (2G) added two special teams goals of her own to increase the lead to 3-0 inside the opening 15 minutes of play. Leah Hill (2G, 1A) would get Shawnigan on the board 48 seconds later with the first even strength marker of the game. Izzy Gollop extended the lead early in the second but Shawnigan wouldn鈥檛 go away quietly as Hill and Macy Thomson scored 1:06 apart. Riley Cooper (1G, 2A) and Jordyn Hempel countered for OHA Edmonton as they restored the three goal cushion heading into the third period. In the third Eden Hamel (1G, 2A) hit double digit goals early in the third to bring Shawnigan within two. They would continue to push as Grace Cooper found the back of the net but with just 22 seconds left as OHA Edmonton would hang on for the 6-5 win. Ava Antle (24/29) and Aidyn Carkner (27/33) were in net for their respective teams.听

Bourget College Varsity (3) vs Balmoral Hall School (4/SO) Female U18 Prep

Bourget College Varsity鈥檚 start to the weekend was a two-game Friday, which Bourget split, before their battle with Balmoral Hall School on Saturday. Balmoral dropped their game against OHA yesterday, and things looked to be getting worse early against Bourget, as they surrendered the first and only goal of the first period from Nela Tischlerova. The high-scoring Maddie Kaiser managed to tie the game up, but Bourget scored again before the second period was over, with Madison Levesque making it 2-1. Julianna DeGroot managed to muster a response early in the third period, tying the game up, and sending it into the back half of the third all square. Balmoral鈥檚 Madeline McKay hadn鈥檛 failed to register a point in ten straight games heading into her game against OHA on Friday, but couldn鈥檛 extend that further. She picked the perfect time to get back on the scoreboard though, giving Balmoral their first lead of the game. Bourget lasted less than 90 seconds in the deficit, however, as Brooke Dalterio would send the game to overtime with a quick response. Reika Iwami and Kayla Lombardo traded goals in the shootout, and after a pair of misses, Maddie Kaiser gave Balmoral the lead. The heroics, ultimately, came from Mimi Ferreira, who denied Ann-Sophie Beaumont to win the game in a shootout for Balmoral.听

Shawnigan Lake School (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy (5) U18 Prep

Cruz Waltze鈥檚 first hat-trick of the season powered Delta Hockey Academy to a 5-2 win over Shawnigan Lake School. Waltze (3G) wasted no time getting on the board, capitalizing on a Shawnigan Lake turnover 35 seconds into the game. Delta stretched their lead out to three in the second with Waltze and Milan Mrsic (1G, 1A) finding the back of the net in quick succession. Shawnigan Lake was able to make it a two-goal game two separate times with goals from Koen Gauthier and Easton Sangris. The first time it was Nate Barclay who replied for Delta. Then in the third, Waltze potted his 20th goal of the season to turn the trick.听

Prairie Hockey Academy (2) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (3) U17 Prep

Jackson Tetreault鈥檚 (1G, 1A) multi-point performance helped the Northern Alberta Xtreme get a 3-2 victory over Prairie Hockey Academy. Bronsyn Mouille opened the scoring for the Xtreme 4:21 into the first with Tetreault drawing the helper. Prairie replied late in the period with Nixon Friesen scoring his 11th goal of the season. The second a quiet period offensively with the one goal coming from Tetreault late in the frame to restore the Xtreme鈥檚 lead. Dane Chalupa helped Prairie fight back for a second time, scoring to knot the game up at two. A few minutes later, the Xtreme would get the go-ahead goal from Kaysun Brunham. Cam Hosse (30/32) would help preserve the Xtreme鈥檚 win with 11 saves in the final frame. Hoose continues his hot stretch, recording his sixth win in his last seven starts. Karter Hilbig (28/31) made 28 saves for Prairie Hockey Academy.听

Delta Hockey Academy Black (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (1) Female U18 Prep

Abigail Jung鈥檚 two-goal game lifted Delta Hockey Academy Black to a 4-1 win over the Northern Alberta Xtreme. Jung (2G) put Delta Black ahead with the lone goal of the opening frame. NAX鈥檚 Sawyer Mackay made it a 1-1 game with her ninth goal of the season. Brynn Evans got the assist, making her the first member of the Xtreme to reach 30 points this season. Jung put Delta Black back out in front with her second of the game with just over six minutes to go in the second. Delta Black would get a pair of insurance markers in the third with Alexis Howitt scoring on the power play and Kinleigh Blane adding one more at even-strength. Nicole Flesher (30/31) was strong for Delta Black, turning aside 30 of 31 shots. Aldawana Evers (25/29) made 25 saves in the Xtreme鈥檚 loss.听

Prairie Hockey Academy (2) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (14) U15

Nearly every player hit the scoresheet in Calgary International Hockey Academy鈥檚 dominant 14-2 win over Prairie Hockey Academy. Tomas Figura (2G, 4A), Loic Lebel (2G, 1A), Brik McCord Cooper (3G), Liam Nycholat (3G) had big offensive games for CIHA. With his second consecutive hat-trick, Nycholat became the second player to reach the 40-goal mark in the U15 division. Luke van Waes (1G, 2A), Zack Salem (1G, 1A), Eric Sexton (1G, 1A), and Kale Okubo rounded out the goal-scoring for CIHA. Noah Delaurier and Deklan Street scored for Prairie. Taylor Green (17/19) made 17 saves in CIHA鈥檚 victory.听

North Shore Warriors (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (8) U17 Prep

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna scored six unanswered goals to get an 8-1 victory over the North Shore Warriors. Logan Lanti (2G, 1A) and Preston Kelly-Paquet (2G) scored to help RHA Kelowna jump out to a 2-0 lead after the first period. Connor Liu got North Shore鈥檚 lone goal of the game on a breakaway. It was all RHA Kelowna after that with Brody Bradshaw (1G, 1A) and Rhett Tubello (1G, 3A) scoring on the man advantage to give them a 4-1 lead. Kelly-Paquet ann Lanti scored shorthanded for RHA Kelowna in the third to cap off a great special teams day. Hudson Podollan (1G, 1A) and Ronin Martin rounded out the goal-scoring for RHA Kelowna. Kai Ebert (18/19) picked up the win for RHA Kelowna, turning aside 18 of 19 shots.听

Northern Alberta Xtreme (7) vs St. George’s School (3) U15 Prep

Saturday鈥檚 Feature Game came flying out the gates with five goals to open the first frame. Brady Ondrus (1G, 3A) potted the first goal off a sweet feed from Ahmad Fayad (2G, 2A). Shortly after, Noah Fowler would cram home a rebound to tie things up. Fayad would score one of his own just over a minute later to put NAX back in front. Once again St. George鈥檚 would tie things up, this time off the blade of Holden Wouters (1G, 1A). Things would remain stagnant for a bit, but a seeing eye shot from Nash Weyland would break the tie for NAX late in the period. Come the second, it was all Xtreme. Corbin Dunphy (1G, 1A) got the ball rolling before Will Kelts roofed a backhand in tight to further extend the lead. Fayad would bury his second of the afternoon before the horn sounded to end the second. Adam Benn secured one more for the Saints in the third but was matched by NAX鈥檚 Cole Krebs (1G, 1A). Dawson Sheehan (23/26) would pick up 23-saves in the win, picking up an assist in the process as NAX improves to 2-0-0 on the weekend.

Calgary International Hockey Academy (6) vs OHA Edmonton (4) U17 Prep

Calgary International Hockey Academy skated away with a 6-4 victory over OHA Edmonton after a back and forth battle. Kai Richards (1G, 1A) got the icebreaker for OHA Edmonton 3:36 into the first. CIHA took over the rest of the frame, getting four consecutive goals from Mason Moran, Logan Penston, Jacob Balaberda, and Zachery Hall. OHA Edmonton pushed back with a two-goal second period. Jevyn Singh Gill (2G) and Jaggar John scored twice in 47 seconds to cut the deficit to one. Richards had a big chance to tie the game late in the second but was denied on a penalty shot by CIHA鈥檚 Ethan Mann (36/40). OHA Edmonton would find the equalizer in the third with Singh Gill scoring on the man advantage. Zane Rains capped the wild game, scoring the game-winner for CIHA with 2:17 to go. William Matte sealed CIHA鈥檚 victory with an empty-netter. Ethan Mann kicked out 36 of 40 shots for CIHA.听

Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy (0) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (22) U15 Prep

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna rolled to a 22-0 win over the Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy. Alexander Sharman (4G, 2A), Carter Bell (3G, 4A), Cole Hamakawa (3G, 3A), and Mason Poitras (3G, 1A) each recorded hat-tricks for RHA Kelowna. Mason Szatmari (2G, 5A), Kaius Milan (2G, 3A), Cole Dobson (1G, 5A), and Cole Morley (1G, 3A) all had big offensive games for RHA Kelowna. Deacon Gayfer (1G, 2A), Luca Vaugeois (1G, 1A), Channon Fummerton tacked on three more goals. Gunner Podollan (10/10) put up his second shutout of the season with his biggest stop coming on a penalty shot in the second period.听

Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (4) vs Notre Dame (2) U17 Prep

Barrett Hayes (38/40) 38-save performance helped Pilot Mound Hockey Academy double up Notre Dame 4-2. Pilot Mound got off to a fast start with Dylan Sveinson and Jack Perrier (1G, 1A) scoring in the opening frame to take a two-goal lead. Notre Dame found their stride in the second, firing 20 shots at the Pilot Mound net. That pressure led to them tying the game with a power play marker from Maksim Bedskikh and a goal from Logan Arnold. Christian Caby put Pilot Mound back ahead midway through the third with his seventh goal of the season. Adam Zamecnik closed out Pilot Mound鈥檚 with a shorthanded, empty-net goal. Clay Harmon (36/39) turned aside 36 shots for Notre Dame in the loss.听

Okanagan Hockey Academy (5/OT) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (4) Female U18 Prep

Okanagan Hockey Academy erased a pair of two-goal deficits to beat South Alberta Hockey Academy 5-4 in overtime. SAHA had a good start, scoring twice in the first ten minutes. Keyana Burt opened the scoring and Hayley Hunter scored her first goal of the season. OHA replied with a pair of goals from Jada Wood and Emma Deleurme. Kamryn Reiber and Julie Barlow helped SAHA restore their two-goal advantage with two quick strike goals late in the second. OHA continued to provide strong resistance with Audrina Freeman and Sophia Makokis tying the game up with two goals in the first 8:08 of the third to send the contest to overtime. Mena Bhatt completed the comeback for OHA, scoring the winning goal in the final minute of the extra frame. Maive Gosselin Borg (28/32) made 28 saves in OHA鈥檚 win.听

Prairie Hockey Academy (1) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep

Garrison Peck (2G) two-goal game helped South Alberta Hockey Academy get a 4-1 win over Prairie Hockey Academy. Peck scored to give SAHA the lead in the first and they would never look back. Gavin Lesiuk doubled SAHA鈥檚 lead with a goal on the man advantage early in the second. Peck tacked one more later in the frame, giving him his first multi-goal game of the season. SAHA鈥檚 Keenan Kirkwood (28/29) looked to be on his way to a shutout but Rylan Emigh finally got Prairie on the board with 6:35 left. Kirkwood shutdown Prairie the rest of the way, kicking out 10 shots in the third. Cash Olson put the finishing touches on SAHA鈥檚 victory with an empty-net goal in the final minute. Cameron Beisal (26/29) kicked out 26 shots for Prairie.听

Edge School (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (6) U15

Jared Ryan鈥檚 five point performance helped Northern Alberta Xtreme snap Edge School鈥檚 27-game winning streak with a 6-4 victory. The back and forth game took shape early with Ryan (2G, 3A) and Easton Mattersdorfer giving NAX a two-goal lead. Edge replied late in the period Easton Armstrong and Kyden Bartole leveled the game up with two goals in the final 3:46 of the period. The two squads would each find the back of the net twice in the second. Logan Schoettler and Jett Evans (1G, 1A) bulged the twine for NAX. Edge responded with markers from Luke Bodtker (1G, 1A) and Luke Tschetter (1G, 1A) to set up an exciting finish. Zayden McLean (41/45) was the difference maker in the final frame, turning aside all 13 shots he faced. NAX鈥檚 offence continued the trend of scoring twice each period with Knox Kehler (1G, 1A) scoring the game-winner and Jared Ryan potting his 20th goal of the season to provide insurance. Despite being outshot 45-21, NAX was able to hand Edge their second loss of the season.听

Lower Canada College (2) vs Fort Erie International Academy (3) East U17

Demitry Gikas (59/61) made 59 saves to lead Fort Erie International Academy to a 3-2 win over Lower Canada College. Fort Erie held the first advantage after Joel Thompson found the back of the net for the seventh time this season. Fort Erie extended their lead out to three with goals by Channing Cooper and Jean-Theo Mundele in the second frame. Christophe Gagne (2A) and Samuel Schelling (2A) had assists on both of Fort Erie鈥檚 second period goals. Gikas was holding down the fort in Fort Erie鈥檚 net, kicking out all 35 shots he faced in the first two periods. Lower Canada ratcheted up their play in the third, outshooting Fort Erie 26-9. Matthew d鈥橴rso (2G) scored twice for Lower Canada to bring them within one with 3:17 left. Gikas held firm in Fort Erie鈥檚 net the rest of the way, preserving their 3-2 win. Alessandro Sforza (32/35) made 32 saves for Lower Canada.听

Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (5/SO) U18 Prep

RHA Kelowna fought off a comeback attempt from Okanagan Hockey Academy 5-4 in a shootout. Simon Cecconi (2G, 1A) opened the scoring for OHA with a power play marker in the final five minutes of the first. RHA Kelowna were sparked offensively by three goals in the first 6:29 of the second to take a two-goal lead. Brady Walker, Luke Silvernagle, and Owen Downey scored in RHA Kelowna鈥檚 offensive outburst. Jackson Roberts (1G, 1A) got one back for OHA before the horn sounded to end the second. In the third, OHA took a 4-3 lead with Charlie Grant鈥檚 (1G, 1A) 25th of the season and Cecconi鈥檚 second of the game. RHA Kelowna seemed to be on their way to the fourth straight loss to OHA but then Maddox Gandha (1G, 1A) scored the game-tying goal in the final three minutes. Overtime solved nothing so the game headed to a shootout. RHA Kelowna鈥檚 netminder Conner Nicholson (36/40) denied both OHA shooters in the skills competition. Dylan Cawley and Benjamin Bowtell scored in the shootout to give RHA Kelowna to even up the season series with OHA. Nicholson picked up his first win of the month, making 36 saves for RHA Kelowna.听

Bishop’s College School (6) vs Kuper Academy (8) East U17

Kuper Academy came out on top 8-6 in a high-scoring battle against Bishop鈥檚 College School. The two squads swapped goals in the first with Jayden Dake (2G, 2A) and Gavin Rusenstrom (2G, 1A) scoring for Bishop鈥檚 College. Kuper鈥檚 Dimitri Tsimberis and Malkin Pierre bulged the twine in the opening period. Michael Paliotti (2G, 1A) scored twice in the first 3:55 of the second to give Kuper the lead. Rusenstrom and Dake each set each other up for a goal for Bishop鈥檚 College to reduce the deficit to one. A power play by Kuper鈥檚 Thomas Brereton (1G, 1A) was sandwiched in between to ensure they went into the dressing room with a 5-4 lead. There was a flurry of goals in the first 4:09 of the third, Amir Makdad (1G, 2A) and Kareem Baig-Mirza (1G, 2A) extended their lead to three but Brandon Fuicelli replied for Bishop鈥檚 College a few minutes later. Kuper鈥檚 Luca De Pastena and Bishop鈥檚 College Henry Bassuk added one more for their respective team to finish off the high-scoring game.听

CIH Academy (3) vs King Heights Academy (8) East U18

Zakhar Puzriakov (4G, 3A), Vytas Lenkutis (2G, 5A), Semen Nizhnikov (2G, 5A) combined for all eight goals in King Heights Academy鈥檚 8-3 win over CIH Academy. King Heights took command of the game in the first two periods with Puzriakov and Lenkutis each scoring a pair of goals to give them a 4-0 lead. The two squads combined for a seven-goal outburst in the third. Samuel Kitty Jr (1G, 2A), Taige Soneji, and Yoshin Takahara bulged the twine for CIH Academy. The King Heights trio wouldn鈥檛 give CIH Academy any chance to make a comeback. Puzriakov scored two more to finish off his four-goal game. Niznikov capped off the offensive game with two goals of his own.听

OHA Edmonton (2/OT) vs Delta Hockey Academy (1) U15 Prep

Gavin Steeves (41/42) 41-save performance lifted OHA Edmonton to a 2-1 overtime victory over Delta Hockey Academy. Tripp Fischer scored to give Delta their only lead of the game just over five minutes into the game. After that, the two teams were locked in a heated goalie duel with OHA Edmonton鈥檚 Steeves and Delta鈥檚 Jack Utsunomiya (34/36) going save-for-save. That was until early in the third when OHA Edmonton鈥檚 Damian Anderson bulged the twine for the first time in nearly 40 minutes, tying the game 1-1. OHA Edmonton got into penalty trouble, taking a double-minor shortly after their goal and a slashing minor that would carry over into overtime. OHA Edmonton was able to kill off all three Delta power plays. After those big kills, Brayden Tucker would be the hero for OHA Edmonton, scoring the winner 1:31 into the extra frame.听

Okanagan Hockey Academy (2) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (1) U17

Okanagan Hockey Academy got the better of RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna in a goalie duel that finished 2-1. OHA took advantage of a too many players call on RHA Kelowna early in the game. Beckham Taggart reached double-digits with his goal on the man advantage. RHA Kelowna鈥檚 Maximillian Koppel evened the game at one with his team-leading 27th of the season. OHA鈥檚 Ollie Halowaty scored the game-winning goal in the final two minutes of the second. Alex Youngson (14/15) made 14 saves for OHA with Griffin Jones (18/20) turning aside 18 shots for RHA Kelowna.听

North Shore Warriors (1) vs Shawnigan Lake School (2) U15 Prep

Bryce Todd (1G, 1A) had a hand in each of Shawnigan Lake School鈥檚 goals in their 2-1 win over the North Shore Warriors. Lukas Wolff von Gudenberg scored in his second straight U15 Prep showcase game to give North Shore a 1-0 lead in the second, despite Shawnigan Lake holding a large territorial edge. Shawnigan Lake peppered North Shore鈥檚 goalie Elias Mitrikas (46/48) sending 23 shots his way in the middle frame. The North Shore netminder would succumb to the pressure with Chase Murgatroyd and Todd scoring to give Shawnigan Lake a one-goal advantage. Shawnigan Lake continued to control the game in third, outshooting North Shore 16-5. Mitrikas turned aside every shot sent his way including a penalty shot but that wouldn鈥檛 be enough. North Shore was unable to find an equalizer and Mitrikas鈥� 46 save performance went by the wayside. Berkeley Walter (12/13) recorded his third win of the season for Shawnigan Lake, stopping 12 of the 13 shots that he faced.听

Notre Dame (3/OT) vs OHA Edmonton (2) U17

Madden Besplug (44/46) and Ryder Pisiak (2G) powered Notre Dame to a 3-2 victory over OHA Edmonton. After a scoreless first period Clark Schneider beat Besplug for his 16th goal of the season. Pisial tied the game less than five minutes later with a shorthanded marker before scoring on the power play 1:44 into the third period. Noah Stone would even the score with a power play goal of his own with 1:48 left on the clock, sending the game to overtime. In OT Landon Sokoloski鈥檚 11th of the year 41 seconds into the extra frame gave Notre Dame the 3-2 win. Daniel Marsden (25/28) was charged with the loss in net for OHA Edmonton.听

Yale Hockey Academy (1) vs STAR Hockey Academy (8) U17 Prep

STAR Hockey Academy scored seven unanswered goals to lead them to an 8-1 victory over Yale Hockey Academy. After putting up four points last night Zak Stabbler (3G) had an encore performance, recording his third hat-trick of the season. Ewen Willers (2G, 1A) got STAR off on the right foot, scoring the first two goals of the game. Adrian Afrakov (1G, 1A), Aleks Ostrovskky, and Will Sumner each had a goal in STAR鈥檚 big win. Macguire Newman scored Yale鈥檚 lone goal on the power play. Daniel Jr Peebles (26/27) made 26 saves for STAR

Delta Hockey Academy (3/OT) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (2) U17 Prep

For the second straight day, third ranked Delta would defeat first place OHA in overtime. Maxx Parfitt (1G, 1A) opened the scoring for OHA 3:14 into the game with his 41st of the season. Delta would respond five minutes later with Jack Morgan tying the game on the power play. Kesler Curtis gave Delta the lead five minutes after that with his fifth of the season. Marcus Domhof (1G, 1A) tied the game late in the second, beating Matthew Wong (26/28) for his 29th goal of the season. Wong and Linden Sobocan (35/38) kept clean sheets in the third, sending the game into extra time. After scoring the OT winner yesterday, Treyce Pavlic setup Kishan Saggu today 1:44 into the extra frame to give Delta the 3-2 win.听

BWC Academy (1) vs St. George’s School (3) U15

Jonah Gamble (56/57) and Jordan Bigelow (13/15) kept clean sheets in the first period as the two teams headed to the intermission tied 0-0. Luca Rogers (1G, 1A) ended the deadlock 10:08, putting St. George鈥檚 ahead with his 19th. Michael Puddicombe tied the game late in the period, beating Gamble for his fifth of the season. Hudson Lesk scored the eventual game winner for St. George鈥檚 midway through the third, hitting double digit goals on the season. Gavin Panaich secured the St. George鈥檚 win with an empty net goal with 25 seconds remaining.听

Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (0)听 vs Yale Hockey Academy (10) U15 Prep

Nine separate skaters lit the lamp for Yale in their 10-0 win over Coeur d鈥橝lene. Nicholas Voinea (1G, 3A) and Tyson Wolanski (1G, 3A) each stacked four points a piece on the scoresheet while Santino Iriberri (2G, 1A) was the only skater with multiple goals. Eight other skaters would post multi-point efforts while Mason Sutherland (11/11) and Gavin Craig (9/9) split the shutout, making a combined 20 stops.

STAR Hockey Academy (2) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) U15

After pummelling their opposition in shots 20-4, OHA would finally find themselves on the board after Marcus Lloyd (2G) scored with under two minutes to go in the opening frame. OHA would continue to apply the immense pressure in the second, garnering another tally, courtesy of Jace Williams (1G, 2A) to double their lead. STAR would show some pushback in the third after ET Kennedy (1G, 1A) struck early in the frame. However, Lloyd would restore OHA鈥檚 two goal lead under a minute later. Mason Leibel (1G, 1A) would add another a few minutes later, putting the ribbon on an eventual 4-2 win over STAR.

Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (2)听 vs North Shore Warriors (3) U17

Following a scoreless first, Noah Russo (2G, 1A) would give North Shore the initial lead. CDA would answer back shortly courtesy of Michael Veneziano (2G). Veneziano would end up scoring once before the end of the frame, capitalising on the man advantage with just over a minute left of playing time. In the third, Russo would strike for his second of the evening early, tying things up for North Shore. The Warriors would go on to kill a five-minute penalty later in the frame before Ryan Frick (1G, 1A) netted the eventual game winner with 2:36 left on the clock. Erik Blair (42/44) stood on his head between the pipes for the Warriors, steering aside 42-shots, including all 12 in the third.听