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Bishop’s College School (14) vs Mount Academy (1) East U17

Bishop’s scored early and often as they beat Mount 14-1 early Sunday morning. Grady Cohen (3G, 3A) and Jan Vladar (3G, 2A) each recorded hat-tricks while Masanori Black (3A) and Samuel Boutet (3A) had a hat-trick of assists. Jace Hynes scored the lone Mount goal, beating Egor Oganesyan (17/18) midway through the second.Ìý

Mount Academy (2) vs King’s Edgehill School (8) East U18

Carter Cooling’s six-point performance helped King’s Edgehill School get an 8-2 win in their senior game against Mount Academy. Carter Cooling (3G, 3A) got his big game going early, setting up Jack Sangster 12 seconds into the game to give King’s Edgehill the lead. In the following minutes, Justin Hughes (1G, 1A) responded for Mount, potting his ninth goal of the season. Cooling found the back of the net midway through the period to give King’s Edgehill a 2-1 advantage heading into the dressing room. Mount’s Cameron Ellsworth tied the game up 7:19 into the second. King’s Edgehill would take over after that. Just over a minute later, Cole Cooper scored the eventual game-winning goal for King’s Edgehill with Artem Dorofeev (3A) picking up the second assist in his three-point game. Cooling doubled King’s Edgehill’s lead with his second goal of the game to close out the scoring in the second. Liam Nash, Alex Doyle (1G, 1A), and Grady Betts (1G, 1A) scored three goals that came 2:21 apart, giving King’s Edgehill lots of breathing room. Cooling closed out King’s Edgehill goal-scoring to cap off his first career CSSHL hat trick. William Bridego (24/26) turned aside 24 shots for King’s Edgehill.Ìý

North Shore Warriors (5) vs Delta Hockey Academy (7) U17

Akash Raj scored twice in the third including the game-winning goal in Delta Hockey Academy’s 7-5 victory over the North Shore Warriors. The two teams traded goals in the opening period with Santiago Skinner scoring an unassisted goal to give Delta the lead before Ryder Fitzpatrick replied for North Shore in the final minute of the period. Kaydin Halladay’s 12th goal of the season helped Delta retake the lead but 13 seconds later North Shore’s Noah Russo (1G, 1A) evened the game up at two. The trend of the game continued with Delta taking their third lead thanks to Emil Najm (2G, 1A) scoring the first of his two goals on the day. Once again, North Shore had the answer with Graeson Miller (2G) scoring to tie the game up 3-3 after two periods. North Shore would buck the trend in the third with Santino Esposito (1G, 1A) scoring on the power play to take their first lead of the game. Delta’s offence exploded after that. Akash Raj (2G, 2A) found the back of the net twice with Najm and Jack Triance adding a marker in the four-goal outburst. Miller got one back for North Shore in the final minutes but it wouldn’t be enough to make a comeback. Lincoln Arkinstall (3A) and Otto Puhakka (3A) each had three points in Delta’s win. Blake Langdon (19/24) made 19 saves for Delta.Ìý

Northern Alberta Xtreme (7) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (5) U18 Prep

A five-goal first period powered the Northern Alberta Xtreme to a 7-5 win over RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg. NAX’s offence didn’t waste any time, getting goals from Michael Donovan (1G, 1A), Kayne Wright (1G, 1A), and Darius Hordal in the first five minutes. Gavin Harrison (1G, 1A) extended NAX’s lead with his 14th goal of the season. RHA Winnipeg got on the board in the final three minutes with a goal from Carter Haney (1G, 2A). RHA Winnipeg got into trouble before the end of the period, taking two penalties in 27 seconds to send NAX to a two-man advantage. Jake Walker (1G, 2A) capitalized with two seconds to go in the opening period and Carter Ellsworth (1G, 2A) scored again on the power play 59 seconds into the second. Despite being down five, RHA Winnipeg showed no quit. River Arnason (1G, 2A), Jett Deschamps, and Cohen Lewko scored in the middle frame to cut the deficit to 6-4 heading into the third. With his goal, Arnason became the first member of the U18 Prep division to reach 30 goals this season. Drayden Uhrina continued RHA Winnipeg’s comeback bid early in the third, scoring his 22nd goal of the season to make it a one-goal game. NAX’s defensemen had enough after that goal and shut down RHA Winnipeg, limiting them to four shots in the third. Grady Wedman (1G, 1A) sealed the win for NAX with a goal in the final minute. Nate Stevens (19/24) got his 13th straight win, making 19 saves for the Xtreme.Ìý

Notre Dame (0) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (12) U15 Prep

Seven different goal scorers helped the Northern Alberta Xtreme score a 12-0 win over Notre Dame. Riley Brown (3G, 1A) opened the Xtreme’s regular season with a hat trick in September and closed it out in the same fashion today. The hat tricks kept coming for NAX with Brady Ondrus (3G, 1A) turning the trick for the second time this season. Nolan Wolitski (2G, 1A), Corbin Dunphy (1G, 2A), Joel Ngandu (1G, 2A), Luka Samu (1G, 2A), and Ahmad Fayad (1G, 1A) rounded out the goal-scoring for the Xtreme. Cruz Jim (5A) had a five-assist performance, helping him become the first defenseman to reach 65 points this season. Easton Arndt (3A), Cole Krebs (3A), and Kalen Miles (2A) each had multi-point games in the Xtreme’s victory. Karter Gibson (12/12) recorded his second consecutive shutout for NAX, stopping all 12 shots he faced. Ben Meyer (20/24) made 20 saves in relief for Notre Dame.Ìý

North Shore Warriors (3) vs BWC Academy (6) U18 Prep

Christian Revel’s three-point game helped BWC Academy double up the North Shore Warriors 6-3. BWC Academy had a big first period, getting goals from Revel (1G, 2A), Lukas Lima, and Trevor Oishi that came 2:50 apart to give them a 3-0 lead. Liam McCloy got one back for North Shore in the second, scoring on the man advantage. BWC Academy’s offence struck quickly again with Charlie Robinson and Richard Wonyeneh (1G, 1A) scoring twice in 58 seconds. Shortly after, Vladislav Ibragimov scored to cut North Shore’s deficit down to 5-2. BWC Academy restored their four-goal lead before the period ended with a power play goal by Kadyn O’Brien. North Shore capped off the scoring in the final two minutes with Matteo Paradiso (1G, 1A) scoring his 22nd goal of the season. Noah Sinagowitz (26/28) and Alder Ames (11/12) split time in BWC Academy’s net. Sinagowitz stopped 26 of the 28 shots he faced in the first two periods. Ames took over in the third and turned aside 11 shots. Georgi Milanov (41/47) made 41 saves for North Shore.Ìý

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4) vs Notre Dame (5/SO) U17

Pearson Sokoloski (2G, 1A) and Joshua Heitman (43/47) helped Notre Dame overcome a two-goal deficit and beat RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg 5-4 in a shootout. Elijah Rempel got RHA Winnipeg on the board. U15 Prep call-up Athens Shingoose continued to make a big impact, scoring his fourth goal in his third game in the U17 division to give RHA Winnipeg a 2-0 lead. Notre fought back midway through the second with John-Paul Pogson and Pearson Sokoloski scoring twice in quick succession to tie the game at two. RHA Winnipeg retook the lead a few minutes later on an unassisted marker by Atticus Cruz (2G). Notre Dame responded with a power play marker from Landon Sokolaski (1G, 1A) late in the period to send the teams into the room all even 3-3. Special teams came up big for Notre Dame again early in the third with Pearson Sokoloski scoring shorthanded for his second goal of the game. Atticus Cruz would get it right back for RHA Winnipeg, scoring his 15th goal of the season 47 seconds later. Notre Dame netminder Joshua Heitman stood tall for the rest of the period, stopping 14 of the 15 shots sent his way, sending the game to overtime. The extra frame solved nothing so the game went to a shootout. Jordan Van Langen and Carter Smith came up big in the shootout, keeping Notre Dame alive when they needed to score. Then, in the sixth round, Ryder Pisiak scored the game-winning goal to complete the comeback.Ìý

Prairie Hockey Academy (3) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (6) U18 Prep

South Alberta Hockey Academy scored three times in the first and never looked back, beating Prairie Hockey Academy 6-3. SAHA jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the opening period on goals from Kale McCann (1G, 1A), Gavin Lesiuk (2G), and Avery Watson. Prairie got one back midway through the second with Rylan Emigh (1G, 1A) striking on the power play. Luke Ruptash (1G, 1A) and Lesiuk extended SAHA’s lead to four with two goals in 36 seconds. Prairie pushed back in the third with a pair of goals from Griffin Horne (2G) to make it 5-3. That would be the closest Prairie would get as SAHA sealed the win with an empty-net goal by Riley Steen in the dying seconds. Kannen Kirkwood (28/31) got his third straight win for SAHA, stopping 28 of the 31 shots he faced. Cameron Beisal (12/14) made 12 saves in relief for Prairie.Ìý

North Shore Warriors (1) vs St. George’s School (9) U15 Prep

Louis Oscar Holowaychuk joined the 50-goal club in St. George’s School 9-1 win over the North Shore Warriors. Holowaychuk’s (1G, 2A) milestone marker came 7:13 into the third period. He’s the fifth player all-time to hit 50 goals in a U15 Prep season joining the likes of Connor Bedard, Logan Stankoven, Dylan Guenther, and Liam Ruck. St. George’s dominated this game from start to finish. They never trailed and outshot North Shore 64-14. Noah Fowler (2G, 1A), Logan Okamura (1G, 2A), Nathaniel Moore (1G, 1A), Bradey Ching (2A), and Zach Lam (2A) had multi-point games for St. George’s. The defensemen contributed four goals for St. George’s with Holden Wouters (1G, 1A), Tarik Lammam, Quinn Pickering, and Alexander Rode each getting a marker. Kashmir Sandhu scored North Shore’s lone goal on a power play in the third. Joffrey Chan (13/14) kicked out 13 of the 14 shots he faced to get his 13th win of the season for St. George’s.Ìý

Yale Hockey Academy (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep

Nathaniel Danielson’s three-point game propelled Delta Hockey Academy to a 4-2 win over Yale Hockey Academy. Gus Schill gave Yale the lead in the first five minutes, scoring his 14th goal of the season. Later in the period, Danielson (2G, 1A) found the back of the net to even the game up. Danielson’s impact continued to be felt in the second, netting his second goal of the game to give Delta the lead and adding some insurance by setting up Jacob Schwartz (1G, 1A) on the man advantage to close out the second. Just under six minutes into the third, Dryden Deobald (1G, 1A) scored for Yale to cut their deficit in half. Alexander Laing restored Delta’s two-goal lead, scoring his 11th of the season with just under six minutes left. Delta ran into penalty trouble after that, sending Yale to the power play three times in the last five minutes. Delta’s penalty kill came up clutch like it had all game, finishing six-for-six on the day. Ashton Thornton (27/29) kicked out 27 shots in Delta’s victory. Parker Kulmatycki (30/34) made 30 saves for Yale.Ìý

Northern Alberta Xtreme (7/OT) vs OHA Edmonton (6) Female U18 Prep

Brynn Evans hat trick helped the Northern Alberta Xtreme snap OHA Edmonton’s 12-game winning streak with a 7-6 overtime victory. The two squads couldn’t stop scoring in the opening minutes, combining for six goals in the first 5:15 of the contest. Riley Cooper (3G, 1A), Daynia DeChamplain, and Joryn Hempel (1G, 1A) found the back of the net for OHA Edmonton. Brynn Evans (3G, 1A) scored two unassisted goals with Elise Slywka (2G, 1A) tacking on one more for the Xtreme. Slywka scored her second of the game late in the first to give NAX their first lead of the game. OHA Edmonton’s Riley Cooper tied the game up with 22 seconds left in the first and then completed her hat trick with the lone goal of the second period. With her big game, Cooper finished the season with a division-leading 65 points. Sawyer Mackay (1G, 1A) responded for the Xtreme, scoring her 10th goal of the season early in the third. OHA Edmonton retook the lead with a goal from Kyla Pappas in the final three minutes but Mayson Mattersdorfer tied the game once again, scoring 54 seconds later for NAX to send the game to overtime. In the extra frame, Brynn Evans was the hero, getting the game-winning goal in a crazy back-and-forth game. Evans became the first member of the Xtreme to hit the 20-goal plateau thanks to her hat trick. Ryann Chimera (3A) and Ryann Jugnauth (3A) had big games for OHA Edmonton in a losing effort. Aldawna Evers (40/46) made 40 saves in NAX’s win. Ava Antle (16/19) made 16 saves in relief for OHA Edmonton.Ìý

Bishop’s College School (4/OT) vs Stanstead College (3) East U18

Logan Charby (2G, 1A) and Timofey Williams (38/41) helped Bishop’s College School get a 4-3 overtime victory over Stanstead College. Despite the shots being fairly even in the first, it was Bishop’s College that came away with a two-goal lead. Alexei Gachelin (1G, 1A) got Bishop’s College on the board with an unassisted marker and then he set up Logan Charby for a power play goal. Stanstead College responded with a power play goal of their own from Malik L’Italien midway through the second. A few minutes later, Charby scored his second goal of the contest on the man advantage to help Bishop’s College reclaim their two-goal lead. Stanstead College pressured hard in the third, outshooting Bishop’s College 16-5. That pressure led to a goal by Stanstead College’s Aaron Chipp (1G, 1A) to make it a 3-2 game with 7:15 left. With time winding down, Bishop’s College made a big mistake, taking a penalty with 38 seconds to play in regulation. Ryan Dwyer quickly took advantage for Stanstead College, evening the game up seven seconds after the penalty was taken. Stanstead College’s valiant comeback effort would fall short in overtime with Nathan Birch scoring 3:05 into the extra frame for Bishop’s College. Jack Carter (25/29) made 25 saves for Stanstead College in the overtime loss.ÌýÌý

OHA Edmonton (5/OT) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (4) U15 Western Championships

The CSSHL’s Western Championships will feature 104 teams playing just shy of 200 games between March 2nd and March 16th in Penticton, and on day one, OHA Edmonton U15 and Northern Alberta Xtreme U15 played what could easily be one of the most exciting games of the whole competition. Knox Kehler opened NAX’s account on an early powerplay, and while OHA Edmonton fought back with an equalizer, NAX notched a late first-period goal from Carter Knogler. Lincoln Baschuk made it 3-1 early in the second period, giving NAX a two-goal edge merely 83 seconds into the second period. From there, though, the game would change; OHA Edmonton dominated the rest of the second period, and Eli Swift managed to pull his team back within one. After a second period that saw OHA Edmonton double NAX’s shot total, they’d keep their pressure and control of the game up into the third period. Liam MacMillan and Braydon Lynam scored two goals in less than three minutes, giving OHA Edmonton a lead, which they’d hold until the late stages of the third period. Merely three seconds from defeat, NAX managed to level the score and force overtime, with Malaki Andrews (2A) springing Keatyn Devlin for a last-gasp equalizer. Both teams had their chances in overtime, but eventually, Marek Pashko won it, taking the puck wide to the outside of the offensive zone before driving around the net and finishing the game off with a wrap-around tuck, winning it 5-4 for OHA Edmonton.Ìý

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (3) vs Delta Hockey Academy (4) U15 Prep

Delta Hockey Academy U15 Prep’s game against the RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna saw the hosts do the entirety of their offensive damage in the game’s first and last two-and-a-half minutes. Brady Cyr scored early for Delta, giving them a 1-0 lead, but from there, RHA Kelowna scored the game’s next three goals. Mason Poitras (1G, 1A) tied it up in the first, Luca Vaugeois gave RHAK Kelowna the lead in the second, and with 5:09 left in the third, Alexander Ruiz (1G, 1A) gave his team a 3-1 lead. RHA Kelowna remained ahead by three goals deep into the third period, but with 2:10 remaining, Delta would grab a lifeline. Eli Vickers scored on the powerplay to make it 3-2 before an extra attacker helped Delta equalize through Colton Brum (1G, 1A). At 3-3, the game looked destined for overtime until a last-gasp game-winning goal off the stick of Peter Banicevic won it for Delta with nine seconds left in the third period.Ìý

Indigenous Sports Academy (4) vs Notre Dame (2) U18 Prep

The Indigenous Sports Academy and Notre Dame Hounds traded periods of control in their Sunday afternoon battle, with ISA outplaying their opponents in the first period and Notre Dame being the better team in the second. The two teams came into the third tied at one, but two goals in just over seven minutes for ISA helped push the contest out of the reach of the Notre Dame Hounds. Ethan Agawa’s second of the game gave ISA the lead, and Emery Medicine Shield made it 3-1, establishing the game’s first two-goal advantage. Brendan Choi managed to pull Notre Dame back into the game, but Lawson Gardipy took his chance into the empty net, sealing the 4-2 win for Indigenous Sports Academy.Ìý

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (5) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4) U15 Division II Western Championships

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna and RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg’s Sunday afternoon battle featured three periods that all could have been their own hockey games: the first belonging to RHA Kelowna, the second a scoreless tie, and the third controlled by RHA Winnipeg. An eight-minute span of play in the first period saw RHA Kelowna jump out to a 3-0 lead, with Luke Turner (1G, 1A) and Austin Schultz (2A) notching two points apiece on the three first-period goals. Kelson Hawreluik (2G) pulled one back for RHA Winnipeg late in the first, setting up a second period in which the goaltenders stole the show, combining to save each of the 28 shots in the middle frame. Merely 62 seconds into the third period, RHA Kelowna would take a three-goal lead, thanks to Cooper deWal. Austin Schultz made it 5-1 RHA Kelowna before the midway point, and with eight minutes left in the third, RHA Winnipeg faced down a four-goal deficit. They’d keep up enough pressure that would eventually result in RHA Winnipeg directing 25 shots on goal in the third period alone. Down 5-1, they’d chip away at the disadvantage, as Kelson Hawreluik scored his second and Beck Van Kemenade scored twice late in the third period. That would pull RHA Winnipeg within one, but that’s as close as they’d get, falling 5-4.Ìý

BWC Academy (5) vs Yale Hockey Academy (3) U15 Western Championships

Scoring the first goal of any given period means you’re starting on the front foot. For the most part, Yale Hockey Academy and Burnaby Winter Club Academy played themselves a very even game in their Western Championships opener Sunday afternoon. The difference, really, was the timeliness of Burnaby Winter Club’s goals, with BWC scoring first in every period.. Ethan Kartadinata (2G) scored in the first to give BWC the lead, and while Yale tied things up, Nathan DaSilva extended BWC’s lead to 2-1 merely 29 seconds after the equalizing goal hit the back of the net. It took Kartadinata less than three minutes of the second period to score, giving BWC a 3-1 lead, and while Yale made it 3-2 prior to the second intermission, BWC put the game beyond them early in the third. Michael Puddicombe scored 27 seconds into the third, making it 4-2, with Carter Tyle eventually finishing off the victory with a fifth goal. BWC won 5-3, with Tyson Oake making 31 stops en route to the victory.Ìý

Delta Hockey Academy Black (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy Green (10) Female U18 Prep

Despite the obvious commonalities, Sunday’s game between Delta Hockey Academy Black and Delta Hockey Academy Green unfolded as a contest of contrasts. The game’s first twenty minutes set the stage for the way the game would unfold; Delta Green led 4-0, outshooting their opponents 23-2. Molly Cole (3G, 1A) scored the opening goal of each period for the hat-trick, and by the time the buzzer had sounded at the third period’s conclusion, Delta Green won the game 10-2. In addition to Cole’s four points, four other players scored three or more points: Katie Olfert (2G, 1A), London McDavid (1G, 2A), Mackenzie Galick (1G, 2A), and Madison Batch (3A).Ìý

Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (2) vs North Shore Warriors (4) U17 Prep Division II Western Championships

The sixty-minute effort put on display Sunday by the North Shore Warriors left very little to be desired. North Shore took a penalty early in the game but used the shorthanded opportunity to take the lead anyways, with Lucas Lekakis (2G) making it 1-0. Casey Silverman tied the game for Pilot Mound, but two second-period goals from Tobin Schaefer and Connor Liu gave North Shore a 3-1 lead through two periods. Adam Zamecnik dragged Pilot Mound back within one early in the third, but Lekakis’ second of the game extended North Shore’s lead to 4-2. The Warriors outshot PMHA in each period, killing each of their four penalties, scoring once shorthanded, and going 50% on the powerplay for a complete 4-2 victory.

Shawnigan Lake School (4) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (2) U17 Prep Division II Western Championships

Sunday being Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy’s day was dependent on Sunday being Akira Ota’s day. 14 goals and 25 points in 36 regular season games were enough for Ota to lead CDA in both goals and points, but he’d struggled in the lead-up to the Western Championships. Heading into CDA’s last regular season game, Ota hadn’t scored in seven games, scoring merely one assist in those seven. In his last game, Ota scored two goals and an assist. He’d pick up right where he left off on Sunday against Shawnigan Lake School, scoring a powerplay goal 8:24 into the first period. CDA’s lead was temporary, with a goal from McAllister Mugford (2G) sending the game into the second period tied at one. CDA reestablished their lead early in the second period, with Ota scoring again. Shawnigan pushed back hard and, in the second half of the second period, received a lifeline in the form of three consecutive CDA penalties. Matthew Morris scored on a five-on-three to tie the game up at one before McAllister Mugford scored his second of the game, again on a powerplay, to make it 3-2 Shawnigan. Case Bentley scored the only goal of the third period, notching the insurance marker just past the halfway point, and Shawnigan Lake took the contest 4-2.