Eastern U17: Liam Armit, Stanstead College

The Gatineau, QC forward led his team with four goals and seven points in five games as Stanstead won the 2025 CSSHL Eastern U17 Championships. During the regular season Armit, a top prospect for the 2025 QMJHL Draft, recorded 29 points in 16 games.

Eastern U18: William Sasseville, Bourget College

Sasseville got off to a slow start at the 2025 CSSHL Eastern Championships, going pointless in the round robin. But he would come alive when it meant the most, scoring twice in the quarter-finals, once in the semi’s and once again in the finals. His lone assist of the playoffs would be a crucial one, as he set-up Albert Genest on a two-on-one for the overtime game winner, giving Bourget their second CSSHL Eastern U18 Championship in three seasons. During the regular season the Prevost, QC forward tallied 23 points in 24 games.

Female U18 Prep Prep Division I: Alida Korte, RHA Kelowna

Korte finished second among all skaters with 6 goals and 11 points in 5 playoff games. She would cap-off her playoffs by scoring a highlight reel goal in the finals as RHA Kelowna captured their fourth straight CSSHL Female U18 Prep Western Championship. The Saskatoon, SK forward finished second among all skaters with 63 points in 29 games during the regular season.

Female U18 Prep Division II: Makenna Williment, Balmoral Hall School

The Balmoral captain paced the Female U18 Prep Division II Western Championships with 6 goals and 10 points in just 4 games to lead her team to a CSSHL Championship in their first season in the league. In a 3-2 win over Delta Hockey Academy Black, she would score the opening goal while assisting on the game winner. During the regular season the Syracuse University commit had 39 points in 30 games.

U15 Division I: Brody Antignani, Edge School

After leading the U15 division with 50 goals, 49 assists and 99 points during the regular season the Calgary, AB forward paced the 2025 Western Championships with 10 goals, 7 assists and 17 points. His 17 points were 7 more than the next closest skater as Edge captured the 2025 CSSHL U15 Division I Western Championship.

U15 Division II: Jack Arseniuk, RHA Winnipeg

The Winnipeg, MB product led all U15 Division II defensemen with three goals and five points in five games to help his team capture the 2025 CSSHL U15 Division II Western Championship. Arseniuk saved his best for last, scoring once and adding an assist on the game winner in the finals. During the regular season he tallied 6 goals and 13 assists in 36 games.

U15 Prep Division I: Ryker Doka, Delta Hockey Academy

The Regina, SK defensemen finished with one goal and five assists, including scoring 29 seconds into the finals, as Delta captured the 2025 CSSHL U15 Prep Division I Western Championship. Doka recorded 14 goals and 20 assists in just 21 regular season games for Delta.

U15 Prep Division II: Gage Mark, Okanagan Hockey Academy

OHA captured the 2025 CSSHL U15 Prep Division II Western Championship with Mark pacing the way with a playoff best 6 goals and 11 points in 4 games. The Kelowna, BC forward had a goal and two assists in the finals, setting up the game winner late in the third period. Mark had 21 goals and 14 assists in 36 regular season games with OHA.

U17 Division I: Tyson Kuiack, Okanagan Hockey Academy

Kuiack played four of the five games for OHA during the Championships, going 4-0-0 with a 1.25 GAA, and .946 SV%. His GAA ranked second among netminders while his SV% was third. In a 3-2 win over RHA Kelowna in the finals the Kelowna, BC netminder stopped 28 of 30 shots as OHA captured the 2025 CSSHL U17 Division I Western Championship. During the regular season he went 14-3-2 with a 2.46 GAA, .901 SV% and 2 shutouts.

U17 Division II: Lynden Mercier, Delta Hockey Academy

A netminder from Victoria, BC, Mercier went 3-0-0 with a 1.99 GAA and .934 SV% during the Championships. He would stop 29 of 31 shots as Delta beat BWC Academy 3-2 in overtime to win the 2025 CSSHL U17 Division II Western Championships. Mercier went 8-7-2 with a 3.22 GAA, .903 SV% and 1shutout during the regular season.

U17 Prep Division I: Drake Mooney, Prairie Hockey Academy

Prairie came into the Championships as the 12th and final seed but made it to the finals, thanks in large part to the play of Mooney. The Blackfalds, AB netminder went 3-1-0 with a 2.16 GAA and playoff best .948 SV%. A fourth round pick by the Regina Pats at the 2024 WHL Draft, Mooney stopped 45 shots through 60 minutes of regulation and 10 minutes of overtime, before stopping both OHA Edmonton shooters in the shootout to send his team to the finals. Mooney would stop 46 of 49 in the finals, but Prairie ultimately fell 4-1. Mooney went 6-10-12 with a 3.56 GAA, .897 SV% and 1 shutout during the regular season.

U17 Prep Division II: Collin Friedrich, Pilot Mound Hockey Academy

Friedrich went pointless in his first game of the Championships before producing six goals and three assists in his final four games to finish third in playoff scoring with nine points. In the semi-finals the Tampa Bay, FL forward would have a flurry of chances in overtime, before finally burying the game winner with just two seconds left. In the finals Pilot Mound would dismantle the North Shore Warriors 7-0, with Friedrich tallying a game high three points to lead his team to a 2025 CSSHL U17 Prep Division II Western Championship. During the regular season he recorded 23 goals and 20 assists in 36 games.

U18 Prep: Benjamin Bowtell, RHA Kelowna

The Saskatoon Blades prospect led the playoffs with 7 goals and 12 points as 11th seed RHA Kelowna took home the 2025 CSSHL U18 Prep Western Championship. The Lake Country, BC forward recorded at least a point in all five playoff games, recording three points on three separate occasions including in the semi-finals and finals. Bowtell had 19 goals and 22 assists in 35 regular season games.

U18 Prep Division II: Aleksandr Skuratov, Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy

Skuratov tied for the playoff lead with 4 goals, while his 12 points trailed only teammate Sokratis Markarian, who had 13. The Czechia forward recorded at least a point in all five playoff games, recording three points on three separate occasions including the finals where he assisted on all three CDA goals in a 3-1 win over Pilot Mound. During the regular season Skuratov had 19 goals and 24 assists in 36 games.

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RHA Kelowna defeated Delta Hockey Academy 7-3 Sunday to wrap up the 2025 CSSHL Western Championships, capturing their third CSSHL Championship in 2025. The win gives RHA Kelowna 10 Championships in the programs history.

It was a chaotic U18 Prep Western Championships as the Top 8 seeds were all knocked out in the Round Robin.

RHA Kelowna came in as the 11th seed, losing their opening game to 15th ranked RHA Winnipeg. They would beat second ranked Pacific Coast Hockey Academy and seventh ranked St. George’s to finish to conclude the Round Robin a top their pool. They would then beat ninth ranked South Alberta Hockey Academy in overtime in the semi-finals to punch their ticket to the finals.

Delta would grab the lat spot in the playoffs, coming in as the 16 seed. They would lose their opener to 12th ranked Shawnigan Lake School before beating eighth ranked BWC Academy and first ranked Northern Alberta Xtreme to head to the semi-finals. In the semi’s they would defeat tenth ranked Prairie Hockey Academy in a thrilling 7-6 hockey game.

The cinderella run looked set to continue for Delta as they lead 1-0 after 20 on a Jacob Schwartz (2G) goal, his second of the Championships.

Ryan Sadovia tied the game 12:11 into the second but Alexander Laing found Cruz Waltze in the slot just 32 seconds later to put Delta back ahead. RHA Kelowna would put their foot on the gas to close out the period as Brady Walker (1G, 1A) tied the game and goals from Theo Salikhov and Benjamin Bowtell (1G, 2A) 2:01 after Walker tied it, put RHA Kelowna ahead 4-2 going into the final period.

RHA Kelowna continued to apply pressure in the third as Riley Pederson (1G, 2A) put them ahead 5-2 6:14 into the period. Delta refused to go away quietly as Schwartz beat Conner Nicolson (24/27) on the power play 2:16 later to close the gap to two.

However, it was all RHA Kelowna from there as Maddox Gandha and Ruben Stone (1G, 1A) scored 1:19 apart in the closing stages to secure the 7-3 RHA Kelowna victory.

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CDA came into the Division II Championships as the #1 seed, going 4-0 in the Round Robin. Pilot Mound entered play as the #3 seed and went 3-1, with their only loss coming at the hands of CDA, 4-0 on the final day of the Round Robin.

Ian Dalton opened the scoring 5:50 into the game with a power play marker, giving CDA the initial lead. Ben Albers doubled the lead with six seconds left in the period, scoring his second of the Championships.

The lone second period goal came off the stick of Pilot Mound forward Jack Perrier as he beat Bennett Byers (29/30) early in the frame for his first goal of the Championships.

Pilot Mound would push for a tying goal in the third but Caden Stoltz (1G, 1A) restored the two goal cushion with 5:29 remaining, finding the back of the net on Aiden Trapp (32/35) while on the power play.

Another late Pilot Mound penalty halted any comeback attempt as CDA held on for a 3-1 lead.

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Fourth ranked OHA beat first ranked RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna 3-2 in the finals to capture the first ever CSSHL U17 Western Championships.

The two teams met eight times this season with RHA Kelowna taking the season series 6-2. RHA Kelowna would beat OHA in a shootout in the Round Robin, but it was OHA who finished atop Pool A. OHA would beat Edge School 2-1 in their semi-final matchup while RHA Kelowna overcame a 4-1 deficit to defeat RHA Winnipeg 5-4.

Lucan Kostiuk opened the scoring for the home side 5:22 in with his third goal of the Championships. RHA Kelowna would counter as Kesler Hamilton (1G, 1A) struck on the power play late in the period, finding the back of the net for the third time.

Aiden Andrews gave RHA Kelowna their first lead of the game with 6:37 remaining in the second, scoring his first of the Championships. Jaxon Foster replied for OHA 2:24 later with a power play marker, evening the score heading into the third period.

The Tyson Kuiack (28/30) show continued in the third, as it had the previous two periods, as he made several outstanding saves to keep OHA tied with RHA Kelowna. Backed by their stellar netminder, OHA would reward his play as Caiden Osiowy-Mah(1G, 1A) beat William Stewart (22/25) high glove side on an odd man rush to put OHA ahead 3-2.

OHA would survive the late RHA Kelowna push to hold on for the 3-2 win.

Fresh off winning the U15 Prep Division II title, OHA has won nine titles overall.

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Delta came into the Division II Championships as the two seed going a perfect 4-0 in the round robin.聽BWC Academy was ranked third and went 3-1 in the round robin, with their lone loss coming at the hands of Delta.

Each team won three games head-to-head during the regular season, with Delta winning the lone Championships matchup to give them a 4-3 series advantage heading into the finals.

Jack Traince opened the scoring for Delta 5:06 into the first with his second goal of these Championships. Jacob Napoleon would even the score just 38 seconds later with his third goal in five games.

The two teams started the second period tied 1-1 until Lincoln Arkinstall scored on the power play 2:55 into the period. Delta would outshoot BWC Academy 13-8 in the second, holding their one goal lead.

BWC Academy would flip the script in the third as they outshot Delta 14-6 and got a game tying goal with 4:19 left as Kijin Cho buried a rebound to send the game to overtime.

In overtime, a BWC Academy penalty would give Delta a power play opportunity to win the game. Delta would take full advantage as an Arkinstall shot bounced off Ewan Torrance and past Liam Kellett (29/32) into the open cage to give Delta the 3-2 win.

Lynden Mercier (29/31) made 29 saves for the win.

With the win, Delta captured their second title of these playoffs, and ninth ever.

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Collin Friedrich and William Picklyk鈥檚 two-goal performances powered Pilot Mound Hockey Academy to a 5-1 win over the Wenatchee Wild. Wolfgang Cook scored the lone goal of the first period to give Pilot Mound the lead. Collin Friedrich (2G) extended Pilot Mound鈥檚 lead to three with a pair of goals in the first seven minutes of the second period. Collin Ubrig got one back for Wenatchee midway through the frame to make it a 3-1 game. William Picklyk (2G) put the game out of reach in the third, adding on two power play goals for Pilot Mound. Briggs Olson (2A) and Austin Polonoski (2A) each picked up two helpers in Pilot Mound鈥檚 win. Aiden Trapp (33/34) turned aside 33 of the 34 shots sent his way in the Pilot Mound net.聽

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (5)聽 vs St. George鈥檚 School (3) U18 Prep Western Championships

A three-goal third period lifted RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna to a 5-3 win over St. George鈥檚 School. It was a quiet first period due to the stellar goaltending play of the RHA Kelowna鈥檚 Conner Nicolson (32/35) and St. George鈥檚 Cash Christie (35/40). The scoring ramped up in the second. London Taylor and Harshaan Kaila found the back of the net for St. George鈥檚, giving them a two-goal advantage. RHA Kelowna fought back with a power play marker from Riley Pederson and a goal from Dylan Cawley (1G, 1A) to send the two teams into the room tied at two. RHA Kelowna put the pressure on in the third, outshooting St. George鈥檚 15-8. That pressure would pay off. Mathis Paull (1G, 1A) put RHA Kelowna ahead 3:10 into the third. A couple minutes later, Benjamin Bowtell buried his fifth goal of the Western Championships to double RHA Kelowna鈥檚 lead. St. George鈥檚 showed some resilience with Lukasz McIsaac scoring to cut the deficit to one with just over eleven minutes left. Ryan Sadovia (1G, 2A) quickly put an end to St. George鈥檚 comeback bid, scoring less than two minutes later to seal RHA Kelowna鈥檚 win.聽

Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (5) vs Notre Dame Hounds (11) U17 Division II Western Championships

The Notre Dame Hounds scored nine unanswered goals to help them get an 11-5 win in a high-scoring game against Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy. The scoring got started early with Mitch Wells (2G) getting CDA on the board 1:56 into the contest. Notre Dame responded with a pair of goals from Landon Sokoloski (2G, 2A) and Jacob Bate (2G) to take their first lead. CDA picked up their game before the period ended, getting another goal from Wells and two goals in 21 seconds from Adam Pflugrath-Davis (2G) to take a 4-2 lead. CDA extended their lead to three with a shorthanded marker from Knox Vogel (1G, 1A) 41 seconds into the second. After that, Notre Dame took over, scoring nine straight goals. Luke White (1G, 3A), Joshua Legette (1G, 3A), and Sokoloski scored before the ten-minute mark to even the game up. Joe Wakabyashi (3G, 2A) put Notre Dame ahead by two before the end of the period with a pair of goals that came 24 seconds apart. Ryder Pisiak (1G, 2A), Brandon Thompson, and Bate tacked on three more in the third for Notre Dame. Wakabyashi capped off his hat trick with a goal in the final minute to close out Notre Dame鈥檚 big win. Joshua Heitman (16/17) steadied Notre Dame, stopping 16 of the 17 shots he faced in relief.聽

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (2) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (5) U18 Prep Western Championships

Trace Anderson鈥檚 three-point game propelled Pacific Coast Hockey Academy to a 5-2 victory over RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg. Jed Lake scored to give PCHA the first lead of the game with just over five minutes to go in the first period. Regina Pats prospect Jett Deschamps responded quickly for RHA Winnipeg with a rocket of a shot from the faceoff dot. In the second period, River Arnason found the back of the net for the second time in the Western Championships to give RHA Winnipeg a one-goal edge. PCHA took control of the game early in the third with Cadel Gourlay and Jordan Ramsay potting two goals in 19 seconds to restore their one-goal lead. Trace Anderson (1G, 2A) added an insurance marker a few minutes later to extend PCHA鈥檚 advantage to 4-2. Ben Wetterberg (3A) played a big role in PCHA鈥檚 offensive outburst, picking up assists on the first three goals in the final frame. Midway through the period, RHA Winnipeg had a big opportunity when PCHA was assessed a double-minor but they were unable to convert on the power play. Braden Boman sealed PCHA鈥檚 victory with an empty-net goal in the final minutes. Sam Saskiw (28/30) stood tall in the PCHA net, kicking out 28 of the 30 shots he faced.聽

Bourget College (9) vs CIH Academy (5) East U18

Victor Morissette-Richer鈥檚 first career CSSHL hat trick helped Bourget College beat CIH Academy 9-5. It was an even game through the first 30 minutes with the score tied 3-3. Morissette-Richer (3G) scored twice and Olivier Tetreault (2G) added one more for Bourget. Nikita Marinin (2G) scored CIH Academy鈥檚 first goal with Andrew Mark (2G) netting the next two. Bourget jumped ahead by two with Tetreault鈥檚 second goal and a power play marker from Alexis Gauthier (1G, 1A). Before the end of the frame, Marinin responded for CIH Academy, cutting Bourget鈥檚 lead to 5-4. Bourget pulled away in the first ten minutes of the third period with Albert Genest, Morrissette-Richer, and Maxemile Richard (1G, 1A) finding the back of the net. CIH Academy鈥檚 Alex Thompson (1G, 2A) made it an 8-5 game with his fourth goal of the season. Sidney Chartrand (1G, 1A) finished off Bourget鈥檚 win with a memorable moment, scoring his first career CSSHL goal in his debut. The power play was a big reason for Bourget鈥檚 success, going three-for-six.聽

Notre Dame Hounds (1) vs Indigenous Sports Academy (9) U18 Prep Division II Western Championships

Caelen Cross鈥檚 five-point performance helped Indigenous Sports Academy cruise to a 9-1 win over the Notre Dame Hounds. Emery Medicine Shield (1G, 2A), Mason Sauvie (1G, 1A), and Phoenix Evans scored in the first period to give ISA a 3-0 lead. The middle frame was the most even with ISA鈥檚 Jaden Prairie Chicken (1G, 1A) and Notre Dame鈥檚 Thomas Beaton trading goals. Cross (3G, 2A) took over in third, lighting the lamp three times and adding an assist. Ethan Agawa and Lawson Gardipy tacked on the other third period markers for ISA. Tayvian Delorme (4A) continued his big tournament with four assists in ISA鈥檚 big win. Kael Ratt (30/31) stopped 30 of the 31 shots sent his way in the ISA net.聽

Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) vs RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (4) U17 Western Championships

Atticus Cruz鈥檚 late goal lifted RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg to a 4-3 victory over Pacific Coast Hockey Academy. Owen Hyde (1G, 2A) gave PCHA the lead 4:46 into the contest with his third goal of the tournament. Atley Feniuk replied for RHA Winnipeg, scoring a power play goal with 55 seconds left in the period to even the game up. RHA Winnipeg struck late again in the second with Murphy Johnston burying his fifth goal of the tournament to give them their first lead. The back-and-forth battle continued in the third when PCHA鈥檚 Kaelen Rusjan (1G, 1A) tied the game up just under six minutes into the third. RHA Winnipeg鈥檚 captain, Nicholas Edbom, helped them retake the lead with a point shot that found its way through traffic. Shortly after that goal, Wenatchee Wild prospect Atticus Cruz (1G, 1A) doubled RHA Winnipeg鈥檚 lead, finishing off a nice three-way passing play with Riley Bullion and Casey Mitschke. PCHA got within one when Collin Lee lit the lamp with 14 seconds left but it was too little, too late. Grayson McDonald (31/34) stood firm in the third for RHA Winnipeg, making 14 saves to get the win.聽

Delta Hockey Academy (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (3) U18 Prep Western Championships

Big games from Cruz Waltze and Greyson Moroz powered Delta Hockey Academy to a 4-3 upset win over the top-seed Northern Alberta Xtreme. Aaron Zulinick (1G, 1A) got Delta on the board taking a feed from Waltze (2G, 1A) and netting the only goal of the first period. Delta鈥檚 power play went to work in the middle frame with Nate Barclay (1G, 1A) and Waltze scoring on the man advantage to take a 3-0 lead. Waltze continued to stretch out Delta鈥檚 lead 58 seconds into the third, scoring the team鈥檚 third goal of the game on the power play. Despite being down four, the Xtreme showed no quit. They turned it up several notches, outshooting Delta 26-8 in the third period. The special teams success kept up but this time it was the Xtreme taking advantage with Mason Koponyas (2G) blasting home a goal on the man advantage. With just over five minutes left, Brady Whitehead cut the Xtreme鈥檚 deficit to 4-2 with his first goal of the Western Championships. The Xtreme kept pushing, and with 37 seconds left, Koponyas buried his second of the game to make it a 4-3 game. In the final 20 seconds, the Xtreme created a scramble but they were unable to direct the puck on goal. Netminder Greyson Moroz (45/48) preserved Delta鈥檚 win, making 23 saves in the final frame.聽

Okanagan Hockey Academy (3) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (4/SO) U17 Western Championships

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna pulled off a dramatic win, erasing a two-goal deficit to beat Okanagan Hockey Academy 4-3 in a shootout. RHA Kelowna got the scoring started early with a goal from Max Nichols 1:16 into the game. OHA fought back later in the period getting quick strike goals from Jace Parsons (1G, 1A) and Rylan Bengert to give them a 2-1 lead heading into the dressing room. U15 Prep call-up Gage Mark (1G, 1A) made an impact in the second period, getting his first goal in the U17 division to make it a 3-1 game. OHA held a large territorial edge through the first two periods, outshooting their opponent 24-9. RHA Kelowna flipped that on its head in the third, getting a large majority of the shots. That pressure led to RHA Kelowna鈥檚 Griffin Hoy finding the back of the net just past the midway point of the frame, making it a one-goal game. In the final minute, Bennett Macek was captain clutch for RHA Kelowna. His point shot took a deflection and went through the five-hole of OHA鈥檚 netminder to send the game to an extra frame. Overtime solved nothing so the game headed to a shootout. The two squads each scored twice in the first three rounds. After that, William Stewart (27/30) stepped up for RHA Kelowna, making a stretching save in the fourth round and getting a little help from his post in the fifth round. Aiden Andrews buried the game-winning goal for RHA Kelowna in the bottom of the fifth round, making a backhand to forward move and sliding it by the pad of the OHA goaltender.聽

Edge School (5) vs OHA Edmonton (3) U17 Western Championships

A three-goal third period helped Edge School knock off OHA Edmonton 5-3. Darius Odermatt gave Edge the early lead, getting an unassisted marker 1:10 into the contest. OHA Edmonton responded with a pair of goals from Osten Strickland and Noah Stone (1G, 1A) to take a 2-1 lead after the first period. Edge鈥檚 Trent Caines (1G, 1A) levelled the game up with his second goal of the Western Championships midway through the second frame. Edge struck early in the third with Winston Chicilo giving them the lead. Seven minutes later, Evan Lynch doubled Edge鈥檚 advantage with a power play marker. OHA Edmonton cut their deficit in half with a goal from Hudson Blair with under eight minutes to play. OHA Edmonton got two power plays in the final seven minutes but it was Edge鈥檚 special that made the difference with Noah Brade getting a shorthanded marker to seal Edge鈥檚 win. Emerson Popil (30/33) stood tall for Edge in the third, stopping 12 of the 13 shots he faced.聽

North Shore Warriors (4) vs Edge School (7) U18 Prep Western Championships

Adam M鈥檋amed, Nick Wytrychowski, and Brock England鈥檚 big days lifted Edge School to a 7-4 win over the North Shore Warriors. Edge had a strong start with Luke Jamieson, Reed Reschny, and England (1G, 2A) scoring in the first period to take a 3-0 lead. North Shore fought back in the middle frame getting goals from Gabriel Kaminski, Mark Lee (1G, 1A), and Jonathan Lee in the first 7:15 of the period. M鈥檋amed (2G, 2A) restored Edge鈥檚 lead with just over four minutes left in the period but it wouldn鈥檛 last long as North Shore鈥檚 Dominic Seminoff scored with 16 seconds to go, knotting the game up at four. M鈥檋amed put Edge back on top in the third with a power play marker and this time they wouldn鈥檛 relinquish the lead. Less than two minutes later, Wytrychowski (2G, 1A) scored his first goal of the Western Championships, adding some insurance for Edge. Wytrychowski put the game out of reach in the final minute, sending the puck into an empty net. Ryley Budd (10/11) was solid in relief for Edge, making 10 saves.聽

OHA Edmonton (3) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (7) U18 Prep Western Championships

Three power play goals propelled Okanagan Hockey Academy to a 7-3 victory over OHA Edmonton. Each team had early success on the man advantage. Tucker Robertson (1G, 2A) and Eli Tverdovsky (2G) both picked up power play markers in the first for OHA with blueliner Cohen Williams (3A) drawing the primary assist on both goals. Austin Fell scored on the man advantage and Parker Fitzgerald found the back of the net at even-strength for OHA Edmonton to send the teams into the dressing room tied 2-2. In the second, OHA pulled ahead with three consecutive goals from Tverdovsky, Maxx Parfitt (1G, 2A), and Charlie Grant (2G). Carter Keca had a quick response for OHA Edmonton, scoring 48 seconds after Grant鈥檚 goal to cut their deficit to 5-3. OHA Edmonton had pressure in the third, sending 17 shots toward OHA netminder Ben Hakes (37/40) but he turned away all of their chances. OHA put the game away in the final ten minutes with goals from Grant and Cohen Handby (1G, 1A).聽

Bourget College (4/SO) vs CIH Academy (3) East U17

Felix Lazure scored the shootout winner and Tristan Boyer stood tall in net for Bourget College in their 4-3 shootout win over CIH Academy. Lazure (1G, 1A) gave Bourget the early advantage with his first goal of the season. CIH Academy claimed their first lead of the game on back-to-back goals from Leonardo Stretti (2G). Justin Lavoie replied for Bourget, finding the back of the net with just over seven minutes left in the first period. The offence in the second came quickly with Luca Chiarizia (1G, 1A) scoring to restore CIH Academy鈥檚 lead but 17 seconds later Louis-Guillaume Couture lit the lamp for Bourget to tie the game. Tristan Boyer (50/53) had to be sharp in Bourget鈥檚 net in the opening two periods as CIH Academy sent 41 shots his way. Bourget picked up their game in the third, outshooting CIH Academy 16-12. Bourget had their chances, including a pair of two-man advantages but CIH Academy鈥檚 Sebastien Bourgeau (36/39) shut them down. CIH Academy had a two-man advantage of their own but were unable to capitalize. After all those opportunities the game made it all the way to a shootout. Boyer was the difference maker for Bourget, stopping all five CIH Academy shooters. Lazure came up with the shootout winner for Bourget in the fifth round.聽

Prairie Hockey Academy (4/SO) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (3) U18 Prep Western Championships

In a battle of undefeated teams, Prairie Hockey Academy skated away with a 4-3 shootout win over Calgary International Hockey Academy thanks to the filthy mitts of Henry Thunderblanket and strong goaltending from Micah Davidson. Zee Jamal opened the scoring in the first period for CIHA with their first of two power play goals in the contest. Noah Kelly responded for Prairie with a goal on the man advantage early in the second. Prairie took a two-goal lead later in the period on goals from Griffin Horne and Henry Thunderblanket that came 37 seconds apart. Oliver Kramp took advantage on another CIHA power play, cutting their deficit in half with his first goal of the Western Championships. CIHA鈥檚 Aden Bouchard (1G, 1A) evened the game up 8:48 into the third, scoring on an end-to-end rush. CIHA controlled the play in the third, outshooting Prairie 15-8. Micah Davidson (40/43) stood tall in Prairie鈥檚 net, turning aside every shot after Bouchard鈥檚 goal to send the game to an extra frame. In overtime, CIHA had the better of the chances but stellar goaltending from Davidson and a huge block by Prairie captain Ryland Molde sent the game to a shootout. Henry Thunderblanket put Prairie ahead in the second round, deking out the CIHA netminder Cole Prelusky (33/36) and sliding the puck into a wide-open net. Davidson did the rest for Prairie, making his third straight save in the shootout to seal the victory.聽

North Shore Warriors (0) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (4) U17 Western Championships

Shots remained tight in the opening twenty but Prairie would pounce on the scoresheet first with a quick pair of goals from Kashton Smith and Eric Helland. Prairie would control most of the second and would have it highlighted by an end-to-end effort from Braden Thompson. Prairie鈥檚 momentum would carry into the third, leading to a fourth goal off the blade of Zander Watson (1G, 1A). In goal, Colton Lutz (26/26) steered all 26-shots aside for the shutout, ending Prairie鈥檚 U17 season on a high note.

Shawnigan Lake School (3) vs BWC Academy (5) U18 Prep Western Championships

Max Malinousky (2A) spotted Jonathan Bitonti (2G) from the boards for a shorthanded marker to open the scoring in the first. Nigel Alberts would score his third of the playoffs soon after to tie things up at one for Shawnigan. However, BWC Academy would storm back on to the scene, scoring twice to close the period with credit to Richard Wonyeneh and Hunter Ashton. To open the second, Koen Gauthier would go end-to-end for Shawnigan to bring them back to within one. Once again, BWC Academy would strike late in the frame, this time off the stick of Bitonti for his second of the evening. Another solo rush for Shawnigan courtesy of Cole Mekelburg would once again bring them back to within striking distance, but that was all the offence Shawnigan was able to cook up. Lukas Hoff would wire one bar down to restore BWC Academy鈥檚 lead and take the victory. Noah Sinagowitz (27/30) picked up the W in the crease.聽

BWC Academy (1) vs Delta Hockey Academy (5) U17 Division II Western Championships

Delta came flying out the gates with three unanswered goals to ignite this game. Christian Sum got it all started with a solo rush down the right wing while Ewan Torrance and Emil Najm (3G) potted the next two. Michalis Kefalas got BWC Academy on the board late in the frame with a wicked wrister off the zone entry. However, Delta would keep their opposition in a vice grip heading forward as Najm buried another two to establish a four goal lead and the hat-trick. Coming into the playoffs, Najm had seven goals on the regular season. In three playoff games, the West Vancouver, BC native has six markers to his name. Delta would shut the door in the third, riding their 5-1 lead into the sunset. Lynden Mercier (25/26) picked up the win between the pipes.

South Alberta Hockey Academy (5/SO) vs Yale Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep Western Championships

A mere 33-seconds into play, Alexandre Jacques (2G) was able to give Yale the early lead with a snipe coming down the left wing. SAHA would end up getting the better of Yale by the end of the first frame as Luke Ruptash (2G) and Cash Olson registered two goals for their side. Yale would come back in the second with firepower. Jayden Oleskiw and Jacques would put Yale back in front just over six minutes into the middle frame. However, Ruptash would add his second of the evening from a sharp angle, making things even once again. Saskatoon Blades prospect Matthew Dowdall would restore Yale鈥檚 lead shortly after but Avery Watson (1G, 1A) would slam home a rebound to make things 4-4 through forty. The next twenty minutes wouldn鈥檛 see any scoring despite a couple of chances going each way. In overtime, Yale would find themselves on a 2-on-1 in the dying seconds but would fail to convert, leading this game to a shootout to decide who moves on to the Semi-Finals on Saturday. Through the opening five shooters, no one was able to figure out either Nathan Kam (42/46) or Mattias Radke (7/7). Calgary Hitmen prospect Shaun Hildebrandt would break the ice in the sixth round but would be evenly matched by Ty Hynes, extending the shootout. It wouldn鈥檛 be until the 10th round where we would see both teams go tic-for-tac once again as Matthew Dowdall and Cole Fisher would beat their respective goaltenders. Gus Schill would miss his opportunity to apply the pressure on SAHA. Lethbridge Hurricanes prospect William Scott would step up to the plate in the 11th round and wire a snapshot past the glove of Kam to end the marathon. In superstitious fashion, number 11 ends it in round 11 to send SAHA to the U18 Prep Semi-Finals!聽

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Drayden Uhrina鈥檚 late game-winner lifted RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg to a 4-3 win over RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna. RHA Kelowna put the pressure on in the first, outshooting RHA Winnipeg 16-9 but it was Cohen Lewko (2G) who gave RHA Winnipeg an early lead off a feed from Graeme Pickering. RHA Kelowna鈥檚 pressure would pay off midway through the period when Benjamin Bowtell (2G) got them on the board. It was more of the same in the second with Lewko restoring RHA Winnipeg鈥檚 lead with a power play marker before Bowtell tied the game up at two with 20 seconds left in the period. RHA Winnipeg continued to show their power play prowess in the third with River Arnason (1G, 1A) wiring a shot into the top corner for their second goal of the game on the man advantage. RHA Kelowna showed no quit, levelling the game up for the third time on Ryan Sadovia鈥檚 first goal of the Western Championships. In the dying minutes, an RHA Winnipeg point shot deflected to Drayden Uhrina who slid the puck under the outstretched arm of the RHA Kelowna netminder Conner Nicholson (31/35). That late goal stood up as the game-winner. Quinn Burfoot (26/29) turned aside 26 shots in RHA Winnipeg鈥檚 victory.聽

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (8) vs Edge School (3) U17 Western Championships

Murphy Johnston鈥檚 four-goal performance propelled RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg to an 8-3 victory over Edge School. There were goals galore in the opening frame and it started off early with Johnston (4G) scoring his first goal 1:16 into the contest to give RHA Winnipeg the advantage. Midway through the frame, there was a flurry of goals with the two teams finding the back of the net three times in a 1:08 span. Edge took their first lead of the game with goals from Darius Odermatt (1G, 1A) and Brett Lynch but Johnston quickly responded for RHA Winnipeg to tie the game. Edge restored their lead with just under four minutes to go when Henry Doucette scored on the man advantage. It was all RHA Winnipeg after that, scoring six unanswered goals to end the game. Atticus Cruz evened the game up and then Johnston turned the trick to give RHA Winnipeg a 4-3 edge after the first period. Atley Feniuk (2G) doubled RHA Winnipeg鈥檚 lead, scoring the lone goal in the middle frame. Edge had a big opportunity midway through the period when RHA Winnipeg took a boarding major but Edge was unable to convert. RHA Winnipeg pulled away in the third with goals from Johnston, Feniuk, and Reese Scott (1G, 1A). Justin Campbell (3A) had a hand in Johnston鈥檚 big day, assisting on his last three goals. Grayson McDonald (23/26) was steady for RHA Winnipeg in the final two periods, stopping all 13 shots he faced.聽

Delta Hockey Academy Black (2) vs Balmoral Hall School (3) Female U18 Prep Division II Western Championships Final

In their first season in the 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) Balmoral Hall School has captured the 2025 CSSHL Female U18 Prep Division II Western Championship.

Balmoral (Winnipeg, MB) came into the Division II Championships as the number one seed and that’s how they would finish in the round robin after going 2-0-0 and earning a bye straight to the semi-finals. They would defeat the Northern Alberta Xtreme (Devon, AB) 5-1 to earn a spot in the finals.聽

After coming into the Division II Championships as the five seed, Delta Hockey Academy Black (Delta, BC) went 1-0-1 in the round robin to finish third in pool play. They would beat Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (Pilot Mound, MB) 1-0 in overtime in the quarter-finals before besting Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (Penticton, BC) 4-3 in OT in the semi’s.

The Championship game would start with Balmoral captain Makenna Williment (1G, 1A) opening the scoring 8:13 in with her sixth of the playoffs. Balmoral would double their lead 34 seconds later as Maddie Kaiser (1G, 2A) sprung Madeline McKay (1G, 1A) for a breakaway and McKay made no mistake, beating Nicole Flescher (36/39) five-hole. Maddie Kaiser would extend the lead early in the second period as Balmoral had total control heading into the final frame.

It looked as though Balmoral would coast to victory until Mira Morgan got Delta Black on the board with 2:15 remaining. Abigail Jung would go bar down on Lauren Cherkas (29/31) 1:12 later as the three goal cushion quickly evaporated. Ultimately, Delta Black was unable to generate any zone time, let alone a tying goal, in the final minute as Balmoral held on for the 3-2 win.聽

Indigenous Sports Academy (3) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (4) U18 Prep Division II Western Championships

Riley Robert鈥檚 pair of second period goals powered Pilot Mound Hockey Academy to a 4-3 win over Indigenous Sports Academy. Ethan Agawa (2G) opened the scoring for ISA in the opening minutes with his second goal of the Western Championships. Pilot Mound fought back, snagging the lead before the buzzer sounded with goals from Brenden Reeve and Austin Polonoski (1G, 1A). Riley Robert (2G) stretched Pilot Mound鈥檚 lead to three with a power play marker and an even-strength goal in the first 2:21 of the second period. ISA wouldn鈥檛 go away quietly in the third. First, it was Agawa bulging the twine for a second time to cut the ISA鈥檚 deficit down to 4-2 with just under seven minutes to go. A few minutes later, with ISA on the man advantage, Emery Medicine Shield made it a one-goal game, taking a pass from Logan Alexis and tipping it home. ISA was pressing in the final two minutes, getting a few chances in front of the net but Pilot Mound鈥檚 Aiden Trapp (26/29) was there to turn them aside. With 51 seconds left, ISA took a hooking penalty and it seemed like all hope was lost but that wasn鈥檛 the case. They were able to get the puck into the Pilot Mound end and had a chance that rolled up on top of the net but the puck would stay out, preserving Pilot Mound鈥檚 win. Caleb DeBruyne (2A) and Collin Friedrich (2A) each picked up two helpers for Pilot Mound. Kael Ratt (34/38) made 34 saves for ISA.聽

St. George鈥檚 School (2) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (1) U18 Prep Western Championships

A late power play goal by Sam Auld and strong play from Cash Christie lifted St. George鈥檚 School to a 2-1 win over Pacific Coast Hockey Academy. St. George鈥檚 opened the scoring 3:08 into the game when Brock Cripps fired a shot from the high slot that beat the PCHA netminder on the blocker side. PCHA controlled the play in the second, outshooting St. George鈥檚 18-8. Cash Christie (38/39) stood tall in St. George鈥檚 net, stopping 17 of the 18 shots sent his way. The lone goal that found its way past Christie was late in the period. On the power play, PCHA鈥檚 Jordan Ramsay found a bouncing puck and got it past a diving Christie to tie the game at one. St. George鈥檚 retook the lead with a power play marker of their own late in the third. Sam Auld showed off his slick mitts, chipping a puck by the glove of PCHA netminder Sam Saskiw (33/35). Shortly after the go-ahead goal, St. George鈥檚 took a penalty, giving PCHA a chance to tie the game but they couldn鈥檛 find the back of the net. St. George鈥檚 defence would lock down in the final minutes to preserve their first victory of the Western Championships. London Taylor (2A) assisted on both St. George鈥檚 goals.聽

North Shore Warriors (2) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (3) U18 Prep Western Championships

Griffin Horne鈥檚 third period goal helped Prairie Hockey Academy beat the North Shore Warriors 3-2. Late in the first, Reid Fraser鈥檚 backhand pass set up Grant Gliege in front where he buried it past the glove of the North Shore netminder. North Shore responded 59 seconds into the middle frame with Mark Lee (2G) ripping a shot high on the blocker side. With just under six minutes to go in the period, Noah Kelly walked in on a two-on-one and beat the goaltender on the blocker side to restore Prairie鈥檚 lead. Once again, it was Lee replying for North Shore 44 seconds into the third. He picked up the puck off a faceoff and waited out the Prairie goalie to even the game up at two. Just past the five minute mark of the period, Griffin Horne found a rolling puck in front of the net and slipped it in to give Prairie a 3-2 lead. Prairie continued to push for more, outshooting North Shore 20-8 in the period. They were unable to get past North Shore netminder Georgi Milanov (42/45) as he turned aside 19 shots in the final frame. However, Prairie goaltender Micah Davidson (24/26) was perfect in the third, helping Prairie seal the win.聽

Notre Dame Hounds (3) vs BWC Academy (4/OT) U17 Division II Western Championships

Jaxen McFegan鈥檚 hat trick helped BWC Academy鈥檚 open their Western Championships campaign with a 4-3 overtime win over the Notre Dame Hounds. Notre Dame took the first lead of the contest with a Ryder Pisiak goal just under seven minutes in. About five minutes later, BWC Academy鈥檚 Jaxen McFegan (3G) tied the game up with his first goal of the day. The offence in the second period came quickly with McFegan giving BWC Academy an advantage before Landon Sokoloski evened the game up for Notre Dame 47 seconds later. Josiah Lacerte reclaimed BWC Academy鈥檚 lead with just under seven minutes to go. Time was running out for Notre Dame but Kellen Palmer-Johnson came to the rescue, tying the game with 30 seconds left. Off the ensuing faceoff, Notre Dame took a penalty. BWC Academy鈥檚 man advantage carried over to the extra frame where Luca Misceo made a great pass setting up McFegan for a back door tap in to complete his hat trick. Liam Kellett (29/32) turned aside 29 shots in BWC Academy鈥檚 victory. Joshua Heitman (39/43) made 39 saves for Notre Dame.聽

Wenatchee Wild (3) vs Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (6) U18 Prep Division II Western Championships

Two-goal games from Kash Benson and Ian Dalton helped Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy get a 6-3 win over the Wenatchee Wild. Otaro Inoue began the high-scoring first period, potting a goal to give Wenatchee the lead 6:40 into the contest. CDA responded just over a minute later with Sokratis Markarian (1G, 2A) scoring his third goal of the Western Championships. Cameron Kimmerly restored Wenatchee鈥檚 lead with a highlight-reel goal. He pulled the puck through the CDA defender and beat the netminder with 鈥淭he Forsberg鈥�. CDA grabbed the lead before the end of the period with a shorthanded marker from Kash Benson (2G) and the go-ahead goal from Caden Stoltz (1G, 2A). CDA took two penalties in the final minute of the first, giving Wenatchee a chance to tie the game on a two-man advantage but they were unable to capitalize. After those big penalty kills, Ian Dalton (2G) extended CDA鈥檚 advantage to three with a pair of goals. Aleksandr Skuratov (3A) set Dalton up on a delayed penalty to double the lead. A few minutes later, Dalton scored his second of the game on a CDA power play. Wenatchee got back within two in the dying seconds when Geon Park (1G, 1A) scored his second goal in as many days. Colton Lee (27/30) stood tall in CDA鈥檚 net in the third, stopping all 11 shots he faced. Kash Benson sealed the win for CDA with an empty-netter in the final minutes.聽

Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (3) vs OHA Edmonton (5) U17 Western Championships

OHA Edmonton took down Pacific Coast Hockey Academy 5-3 thanks to some stellar special teams play. Emilio De La O鈥� Ruiz opened the scoring for PCHA with the lone even-strength goal of the first period. Jaxon Moss evened the game up a few minutes later, scoring the first of two power play goals for OHA Edmonton. PCHA鈥檚 Owen Hyde (2G) and OHA Edmonton鈥檚 Kaedyn Scherer both took advantage of turnovers while their teams were short handed to make it a 2-2 game. OHA Edmonton took their first lead of the game when Rhett Hudson (1G, 1A) scored on a two-man advantage in the middle frame. PCHA鈥檚 netminder Eliott Horner (36/40) kept their deficit to one, stopping 19 shots in the second. PCHA would battle back with a power play goal of their own from Hyde to tie the game up early in the third. Just over a minute and a half later, Noah Stone used the PCHA defender as a screen, firing the puck between his legs and into the top corner to give OHA Edmonton a 4-3 advantage. Jaxon Ford (33/36) locked down the win for OHA Edmonton, turning aside all 13 shots sent his way in the period. Kaeleb Kassongo (1G, 1A) closed out OHA Edmonton鈥檚 win with an empty-net goal in the final minutes.聽

Delta Hockey Academy (1) vs Shawnigan Lake School (6) U18 Prep Western Championships

A four-goal second period helped Shawnigan Lake School cruise to a 6-1 win over Delta Hockey Academy. Nigel Alberts (2G) found the back of the net 2:12 into the game for Shawnigan and they would never look back. Shawnigan鈥檚 special teams came up big in the second period. Easton Sangris (2G, 1A) doubled Shawnigan鈥檚 lead with his first of two power play goals. Just over a minute later, Phoenix Hinks was hooked on a breakaway, giving Shawnigan a penalty shot. Alberts stepped up to take the shot and buried it underneath the glove of the Delta netminder. Shawnigan tacked on two more before the buzzer sounded with Ryan Turner (1G, 1A) and Sangris bulging the twine on the man advantage. Ryder Dunn lit the lamp for Delta early in the third, breaking their goose egg. Shawnigan finished their great game on special teams with a shorthanded marker from Brandon Kendall. Thierry Demers (3A), Wylie Wen (3A), and Vincent Croteau (2A) each had multi-point games in Shawnigan鈥檚 victory. Liam Ryan (28/29) was steady throughout for Shawnigan, kicking out 28 of the 29 shots he faced.聽

North Shore Warriors (3/OT) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) U17 Western Championships

Kellen Ceraldi made 43 saves and Joshua Moussadji scored in overtime to lift the eighth-seed North Shore Warriors to a 3-2 upset win over the first-seed RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna. Ryan Frick (2G) gave North Shore a two-goal lead on a pair of similar first period goals. North Shore won a puck battle in the corner both times before the puck found its way to Frick who got it past the glove of the RHA Kelowna netminder. Maximilian Koppel responded for RHA Kelowna with a beautiful goal 13 seconds later. He deked around the North Shore defender before dragging the puck past the netminder and tucking the puck in while falling to the ice. North Shore had their fair share of chances in the second, getting four power plays, including a pair of two-man advantages but they were unable to convert. Griffin Jones (21/24) stood tall for RHA Kelowna in his busiest period, stopping all 13 shots sent his way. In the third, it was North Shore who got into penalty trouble, being assessed four minor penalties in the period. RHA Kelowna had a two-man advantage that lasted 1:15 but couldn鈥檛 capitalize. RHA Kelowna put the pressure on in the third, outshooting North Shore 17-3. North Shore鈥檚 netminder Kellen Ceraldi (43/45) kept turning away RHA Kelowna until they pulled their goalie. With the extra attacker out, Colton Deschamps’ point shot found its way through traffic, beating Ceraldi with 1:39 left to send the game to an extra frame. Joshua Moussadji was the hero for North Shore on the first shot of overtime, getting off an innocent wrister from just inside the faceoff circle that snuck underneath the blocker of Jones.聽

Delta Hockey Academy Green (0) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (2) Female U18 Prep Western Championships

For the fourth straight season RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna sits alone atop the Female U18 Prep Division.聽

The Kelowna, BC side went 29-1-0 in the regular season before going 3-0-0 in the round robin, outscoring their opponents 30-4. After finishing first in Pool A they would play OHA Edmonton (Edmonton, AB) in the semi’s, taking home a 5-1 win.聽

Delta Hockey Academy Green (Delta, BC) would finish second during the regular season, handing RHA Kelowna their lone loss of the year. They would start their Championships with a loss to South Alberta Hockey Academy (Dunmore, AB), but wins over OHA Edmonton and Shawnigan Lake School (Shawnigan Lake, BC) put them first in Pool B at the end of the round robin. Backed by three power play goal, Delta Green (Delta, BC) beat Edge School (Calgary, AB) 5-2 in the semi’s.

RHA Kelowna controlled the majority of the play in the first but Delta Green had some chances of their own. The period would ultimately end tied 0-0.聽

The home side would come out hungry in the second, spending a good chunk of the frame in the Delta Green zone while peppering Maisie Cope (43/45) with chance after chance. RHA Kelowna would finally break through when an Ava MacLeod backhand took a fortunate bounce and rolled in over the head over Cope with 8:31 left in the period. Alida Korte would double the lead 1:07 later with a great toe drag release that would beat Cope high glove.聽

It appeared the flood gates were set to open but Cope and her Delta Green teammates stayed within striking distance. Ultimately, they were unable to generate in the third as Ava Drabyk (17/17) made 17 saves for the shutout.

BWC Academy (6) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (2) U18 Prep Western Championships

Big performances from Jonathan Bitonti, William Shepard, and Noah Sinagowitz lifted eighth-seed BWC Academy to a 6-2 victory over the top-seed Northern Alberta Xtreme. All three players played a big part in BWC Academy taking a 2-0 lead in the first period. Shepard (1G, 2A) gloved down a puck behind the net and found Bitonti (1G, 2A) who snapped the puck home to give BWC Academy the advantage. Shepard doubled BWC Academy鈥檚 lead when he cleaned up Bitonti鈥檚 rebound that was sitting in front of the net. Sinagowitz (43/45) was busy in the opening period, stopping all 15 shots sent his way in the BWC Academy net. Early in the second, Carter Ellsworth cut the Xtreme鈥檚 deficit in half with his first goal of the Western Championships. BWC Academy had a big chance to restore their two-goal lead, getting a penalty shot, but Lukas Lima was denied by Xtreme netminder Nate Stevens (29/35), keeping it a one-goal game. BWC Academy was unfazed by their missed opportunity. Their special teams went to work with Charlie Robinson potting a power play goal before Grayson Tash and Kai Anderson (1G, 1A) got two shorthanded markers to extend BWC Academy鈥檚 lead to 5-1. The Xtreme pushed hard in the third, outshooting BWC Academy 20-8. Sinagowitz was calm under pressure, turning aside 19 shots in the final frame. The only puck that got past him was a late power play goal from NAX鈥檚 Mason Koponyas. Lukas Lima sealed the upset victory for BWC Academy with an empty-net goal. The Xtreme lost just twice in regulation in the regular season. This was their first regulation loss since January 26th when they lost 7-4 to Calgary International Hockey Academy.聽

Prairie Hockey Academy (1) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (2) U17 Western Championships

Kohlby Foster鈥檚 second period goal proved to be the difference for Okanagan Hockey Academy in their 2-1 win over Prairie Hockey Academy. Rylan Bengert opened the scoring for OHA 12:26 into the first, poking the puck that was sitting on the Prairie goaltender into the net. Initially, the referees waved off the goal but after conferring they deemed that it was a good goal, giving OHA the first lead of the contest. With 31 seconds left in the period, Prairie鈥檚 Kashton Smith took advantage of an errant clearing attempt and beat OHA netminder Tyson Kuiack (19/20) on the blocker side to tie the game. Midway through the second, Luke Edgehouse split the Prairie defence and hit the post. Fortunately for OHA the puck went to Kohlby Foster who snuck the puck by Prairie netminder Colton Lutz (38/40), restoring OHA鈥檚 one-goal advantage. The goalies starred the rest of the way. Prairie鈥檚 Lutz was the busier of the two netminders with his team being doubled up on the shot clock each period. He held firm for Prairie but ultimately Kuiack outdueled him, stopping all 13 shots he faced in the final two periods to preserve the hometown team鈥檚 win.聽

Calgary International Hockey Academy (6) vs Edge School (3) U18 Prep Western Championships

In old time hockey fashion, Noah Milford (1G, 2A) unleashed a clap-bomb on the powerplay to give CIHA the outright lead and the lone goal through twenty. Cage Smith (1G, 1A) would open the scoring just 16-seconds into the second to extend CIHA鈥檚 lead while Scott Sandilands (2G, 1A) rifled one far side to make things 3-0. Edge would show some pushback later in the frame as Seattle Thunderbirds prospect Brock England (1G, 1A) pounced on a rebound to put Edge on the scoresheet. Mirco Dufour (2G) would then cut the deficit to one before the ice clean. In the third, Dufour would add his second of the evening off a sweet dish from England, tying the game at three. However, just over a minute later CIHA would resume their dominance on the offensive front. Sandilands would add his second of the night to restore CIHA鈥檚 advantage Lincoln Martin would later add the insurance marker on the powerplay with less than seven minutes left in the game. Aden Bouchard (1G, 2A) would put the icing on the cake with an empty net goal shot from 200ft away. Cole Prelusky (34/37) picked up the win between the pipes, recording 34-saves in the winning effort.聽

Yale Hockey Academy (2/OT) vs Okanagan Hockey Academy (1) U18 Prep Western Championships

Regina Pats prospect Cohen Handby got the ball rolling for OHA just over four minutes into play after Ethan Makokis spotted him with a stretch feed before lacing one five hole. OHA would carry the lead into the second until Shaun Hildebrandt wired home Yale鈥檚 first of the evening on a slick entry with Eli Barrett (2A) and Matthew Dowdall. The scoring would take a hiatus in the third as both Nathan Kam (40/41) and Chayse Johnson (44/46) would remain perfect in between the pipes. In overtime, Kamloops Blazers prospect Jacob Dumansky would stop on a dime, shaking an OHA defender off before making a b-line to the net, slipping one through Johnson to clinch Yale鈥檚 first win at the CSSHL Western Championships. Kam was the hero in the crease for Yale, stopping 40-shots in the win. Johnson would also put in a valiant effort, steering 44-shots aside in the hard fought OT loss.

Delta Hockey Academy (7) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (4) U17 Division II Western Championships

An early powerplay goal off the stick of Lincoln Arkinstall (2G) granted Delta the early lead. Emil Najm (2G) would extend Delta鈥檚 lead late in the second but would be quickly matched by NAX鈥檚 Barrett Fogolin (1G, 1A) before the ice clean. The second would almost be a spitting image of what happened in the first with Delta recording an early marker before adding one late with NAX just edging out the score clock before the end of the frame. After forty, the score was 4-2 Delta. Another early two goals for Delta in the third would spell the end for NAX in this contest. Jackson Curle and Clayton Toews were able to score twice in a matter of 19-seconds, but the four goal deficit was too much to overcome. Christian Sum (1G, 1A) would add the extra insurance following Toews鈥� goal, sealing off a 7-4 victory for Delta, improving their record to 2-0-0 in the playoffs.聽

OHA Edmonton (3/OT) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (2) U18 Prep Western Championships

In the late game, OHA Edmonton and South Alberta Hockey Academy would go the distance. Parker Fitzgerald (1G, 1A) would open the scoring off a deflection to give OHA Edmonton the early lead. However, SAHA鈥檚 Cash Olson would find twine down low to tie things up before the end of the frame. SAHA would ignite the scoring in the second after an Avery Watson wrister found its way through the wickets of Parker Snell (31/33). OHA Edmonton would keep their composure and would eventually find a response in the form of a Calum Giese one-timer from beneath the hash marks to tie this contest back up at 2-2. The third would not witness any scoring so overtime was necessary. SAHA would take a penalty in the extra frame, leading to their demise as Wenatchee Wild prospect, Josh McKague (1G, 1A) wired home the game winner on the powerplay to end off a busy day from Penticton, BC.

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The Kelowna, BC side went 29-1-0 in the regular season before going 3-0-0 in the round robin, outscoring their opponents 30-4. After finishing first in Pool A they would play OHA Edmonton (Edmonton, AB) in the semi’s, taking home a 5-1 win.

Delta Hockey Academy Green (Delta, BC) would finish second during the regular season, handing RHA Kelowna their lone loss of the year. They would start their Championships with a loss to South Alberta Hockey Academy (Dunmore, AB), but wins over OHA Edmonton and Shawnigan Lake School (Shawnigan Lake, BC) put them first in Pool B at the end of the round robin. Backed by three power play goal, Delta Green (Delta, BC) beat Edge School (Calgary, AB) 5-2 in the semi’s.

RHA Kelowna controlled the majority of the play in the first but Delta Green had some chances of their own. The period would ultimately end tied 0-0.

The home side would come out hungry in the second, spending a good chunk of the frame in the Delta Green zone while peppering Maisie Cope (43/45) with chance after chance. RHA Kelowna would finally break through when an Ava MacLeod backhand took a fortunate bounce and rolled in over the head over Cope with 8:31 left in the period. Alida Korte would double the lead 1:07 later with a great toe drag release that would beat Cope high glove.

It appeared the flood gates were set to open but Cope and her Delta Green teammates stayed within striking distance. Ultimately, they were unable to generate in the third as Ava Drabyk (17/17) made 17 saves for the shutout.

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Balmoral (Winnipeg, MB) came into the Division II Championships as the number one seed and that’s how they would finish in the round robin after going 2-0-0 and earning a bye straight to the semi-finals. They would defeat the Northern Alberta Xtreme (Devon, AB) 5-1 to earn a spot in the finals.

After coming into the Division II Championships as the five seed, Delta Hockey Academy Black (Delta, BC) went 1-0-1 in the round robin to finish third in pool play. They would beat Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (Pilot Mound, MB) 1-0 in overtime in the quarter-finals before besting Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (Penticton, BC) 4-3 in OT in the semi’s.

The Championship game would start with Balmoral captain Makenna Williment (1G, 1A) opening the scoring 8:13 in with her sixth of the playoffs. Balmoral would double their lead 34 seconds later as Maddie Kaiser (1G, 2A) sprung Madeline McKay (1G, 1A) for a breakaway and McKay made no mistake, beating Nicole Flescher (36/39) five-hole. Maddie Kaiser would extend the lead early in the second period as Balmoral had total control heading into the final frame.

It looked as though Balmoral would coast to victory until Mira Morgan got Delta Black on the board with 2:15 remaining. Abigail Jung would go bar down on Lauren Cherkas (29/31) 1:12 later as the three goal cushion quickly evaporated. Ultimately, Delta Black was unable to generate any zone time, let alone a tying goal, in the final minute as Balmoral held on for the 3-2 win.

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Tayvian Delorme鈥檚 hat trick powered Indigenous Sports Academy to a 7-1 win over the Wenatchee Wild. Delorme (3G) gave ISA the first lead of the game with the lone goal of the opening period. Karson Ledoux doubled ISA鈥檚 lead, scoring 3:04 into the second period. It was all Delorme for the rest of the frame. He scored his second goal of the game a few minutes after Ledoux鈥檚 marker and then turned the trick with 22 seconds left in the period. Emery Medicine Shield (3A) had a hand in Delorme鈥檚 big day, picking up helpers on all three of his goals. In the third, Jaden Prairie Chicken (1G, 1A) took advantage of ISA鈥檚 lone power play opportunity, scoring his first goal of the Western Championships. Ethan Agawa (1G, 1A) and Easton Bauer tacked on the final two goals for ISA. Geon Park scored for Wenatchee in the final minutes, breaking ISA鈥檚 shutout bid. Kael Ratt (27/28) played a strong game for ISA, stopping 27 of the 28 shots he faced. Anthony Ganoung (21/28) made 21 saves for Wenatchee.聽

Notre Dame Hounds (2) vs Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (6) U18 Prep Division II Western Championships

Multi-goal games from Sokratis Markarian and Aleksandr Skuratov lifted Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy to a 6-2 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds. Skuratov (2G, 1A) got the high-scoring first period started, scoring 12 seconds into the contest to give CDA an early lead. It didn鈥檛 take long for Notre Dame to respond with Micah Pimm scoring 4:44 into the frame. Markarian (2G, 2A) restored CDA鈥檚 lead before Owen Bambrick found the back of the net on the man advantage to give CDA a two-goal cushion. 26 seconds after Bambrick鈥檚 goal, Notre Dame cut their deficit in half with a Tyler Norman marker. CDA put the game out of reach in the first ten minutes of the middle frame, getting goals from Markarian, Skuratov, and Kash Benson. Bennett Byers (29/31) stood tall in CDA鈥檚 net in the last two periods, turning aside all 18 shots he faced. Byers closed out CDA鈥檚 victory with 29 saves. Asher Wold (47/53) kicked out 47 shots for Notre Dame.聽

Delta Hockey Academy (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (3) U15 Prep Western Championships Final

Delta Hockey Academy has returned to the top of the mountain, winning the 2025 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) U15 Prep Division I Western Championship for the first time since 2022.

Delta (Delta, BC) would do so by beating the back-to-back defending champion Northern Alberta Xtreme (Devon, AB), who won in 2023 and 2024.聽

NAX would cruise through the regular season, finishing in first place in the regular season along with winning the John Reid Memorial tournament. They would go 2-0 in round robin play before dismantling Edge School (Calgary, AB) 6-1 in the quarters, and STAR Hockey Academy (Kent, WA) 3-0 in the semis.

Delta came into the Championships as the four seed while winning the Canadian Crown Tournament in December. They would finish second in Pool A behind NAX to set-up a quarter-final game against RHA Winnipeg (Winnipeg, MB), winning that game with ease. Their semi-final would be a different story as they would play Yale Hockey Academy (Abbotsford, BC) in a game that was scoreless through 60 minutes of play. Casey Pearson would be the hero for Delta, sending them through to the finals with a 1-0 win.聽

Riding the high of their semi-final win, Delta scored 29 seconds in as defenseman Ryker Doka beat Karter Gibson (23/27) from an impossible angle. Top ranked NAX would tie the game midway through the first as Kalen Miles (2G) scored on the power play from a familiar spot in front of the net.聽

Delta would come out flying again in the second as Ronan Gow tipped home a point shot, beating Gibson high blocker 3:05 into the frame. NAX would create a flurry of chances but it was Conor Nicolson (1G, 1A) who extended the lead for Delta, beating Gibson with a shot off the rush. Captain Tripp Fischer (1G, 1A) would add to the lead 59 seconds later, burying a puck in front to put his team up 4-1 heading into the third.聽

But NAX wouldn’t go away quietly as Brady Ondrus beat Jack Utsunomiya (44/47) over the shoulder from a sharp angle 3:29 into the third. Miles would then scoop home another rebound in front 3:27 later as NAX fought back within one with more than 13 minutes left to play.

NAX would continue to apply pressure the remainder of the way but Utsunomiya shut the door to give Delta their second CSSHL U15 Prep Division I Championship.聽

Notre Dame Hounds (3) vs Delta Hockey Academy (4) U17 Division II Western Championships

Lincoln Arkinstall鈥檚 late game-winning goal propelled Delta Hockey Academy to a 4-3 win over the Notre Dame Hounds. Emil Najm opened the scoring for Delta 1:20 into the first period. Notre Dame struck back midway through the second period with Jacob Bate and Brandon Thompson scoring twice in 1:47 to help them take a 2-1 advantage. Jack Triance (1G, 1A) bulged the twine late in the period and Ewan Torrance scored early in the third to restore Delta鈥檚 lead. The back-and-forth battle continued with Broker Fox scoring for Notre Dame to tie the game up at three with 3:37 left in regulation. It looked like the game was headed for overtime until Notre Dame took a holding penalty with 1:08 to go. Off the ensuing faceoff, Lincoln Arkinstall (1G, 1A) put home a rebound to give Delta a late lead. Notre Dame had a big chance with eight seconds to go, creating a scramble in front of Delta鈥檚 net but Lynden Mercier (31/34) was able to keep the puck out, preserving Delta鈥檚 win. Mercier turned aside 31 shots for Delta. Joshua Heitman (33/37) made 33 saves for Notre Dame.聽

Okanagan Hockey Academy Black (3) vs Delta Hockey Academy Black (4/OT) Female U18 Prep Division II Western Championships Semi-Final

Delta Hockey Academy Black erased a two-goal deficit to get a 4-3 win over Okanagan Hockey Academy Black in the first Division II Western Championships Semi-Final of the day. Megan Norrie (1G, 1A) gave OHA Black the early lead with a power play goal midway through the first period. A few minutes later, Kinleigh Blane (2G) responded for Delta Black, scoring her second goal of the Western Championships. Alice Rapp sent OHA Black into the room on a high note, scoring with 1:11 left in the frame to give them a 2-1 lead. Special teams continued to be a big factor for OHA Black in the second with Morgan Ghag getting the second marker of the game on the power play. Once again, Delta Black replied quickly with Myra Connor scoring 1:17 later to cut the deficit to one heading into the third. Delta Black had two opportunities on the power play in the final frame but OHA Black killed off both penalties. The final minutes were winding down and Delta Black needed a goal to keep their hopes alive. Kinleigh Blane came to the rescue finding a puck that was deflected into the slot and burying it on the glove side to send the game to overtime. In the extra frame, Emma Biros scored a beautiful end-to-end goal, lifting a backhand past the OHA Black netminder to send Delta Black to the Division II Western Championships final. Nicole Flesher (17/20) kicked out 17 shots in Delta Black鈥檚 win. Ryann Faulkner (28/32) made 28 saves for OHA Black. Delta Hockey Academy Black will face off against Balmoral Hall School in the Division II final tomorrow.聽

Okanagan Hockey Academy (4) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (2) U15 Prep Division II Western Championships Final

Okanagan Hockey Academy beat Pilot Mound Hockey Academy 4-2 on Tuesday to capture the 2025 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) U15 Prep Division II Western Championship.

Pilot Mound (Pilot Mound, MB) and OHA (Penticton, BC) came into the U15 Prep Division II Western Championships as the number one and two seed. Both teams would go 2-0 in the round robin to earn byes straight to the semi-finals. In the semis, Pilot Mound would crush the North Shore Warriors (North Vancouver, BC) 7-1, while OHA destroyed Notre Dame (Wilcox, SK) 9-0.

OHA outshot Pilot Mound 14-7 but it wasn’t until 1:18 left in the period that they put one up on the scoreboard as Cohen Short found Gage Mark (1G, 2A) backdoor for the tap-in goal. Maddox Ramage (2G) would tie the game 1:33 into the second period, as he fired the puck from the corner towards the front of the net where it bounced off an OHA defender and in. Henrik Alexander-Ward restored the OHA lead midway through the period as his shot snuck through under the arm of Yuki Kido (57/60) and trickled into the net.

Ramage would tie the game once again 7:11 into the second, cleaning up a loose puck in front after a great individual effort from Cole Landreville. OHA continued to drastically outshoot Pilot Mound leading to Nathan Marques (1G, 1A) taking a feed from Mark and burying it short side on Kido. From there, Maddox Slater (23/25) stopped every shot he faced and Ryder Young sank an empty netter with 33 seconds left to secure the OHA victory.

Ulysse Academie (2) vs Stanstead College (3/OT) East U18

Ryan Dwyer鈥檚 three-point performance lifted Stanstead College to a 3-2 overtime victory over Ulysse Academie. Dwyer (2G, 1A) got Stanstead on the board, scoring his ninth goal of the season just over eight minutes into the opening period. Ulysse fought back in the second with Marco Campo (1G, 1A) blasting a slap shot past the Stanstead goalie on Ulysse鈥檚 fourth power play of the period. With just under five minutes to go in the period, Campo set up Giuliano Leuzzi鈥檚 go-ahead goal on an odd-man advantage to send Ulysse into the room with a 2-1 lead. In the first minute of third, Stanstead took advantage of a defensive zone turnover by Ulysse. Dwyer picked up the loose puck, got past the last man back, and slid it over to Zackarie Michaud (1G, 1A) who slotted it into the wide-open net to tie the game up. The two goalies stood tall for the rest of regulation, sending the game to an extra frame. Stanstead dominated overtime and would be rewarded for it. Michaud and Dwyer鈥檚 quick passing would be too much for Ulysse to handle, allowing Dwyer to tap in the game-winning goal. Jacob Leblanc (21/23) stopped 21 of the 23 shots he faced in Stanstead鈥檚 victory. Virgil Sausset (32/35) turned aside 32 shots for Ulysse.聽

Northern Alberta Xtreme (1) vs Balmoral Hall School (5) Female U18 Prep Division II Western Championships Semi-Final

Madeline McKay’s five-point effort helped Balmoral Hall School advance to the Division II Western Championship Final with a 5-1 win over the Northern Alberta Xtreme. McKay鈥檚 (2G, 3A) big day began early, scoring her first goal 2:20 into the opening frame to give Balmoral Hall an early advantage. Just before the buzzer sounded, McKay struck again, doubling Balmoral Hall鈥檚 lead by putting home her second goal of the contest with 14 seconds left in the first. Makenna Williment (2G, 1A) starred in the second, getting a power play marker and scoring at even-strength in a 3:04 span to give Balmoral Hall a 4-0 lead. Isabella Ruppo got one back for NAX early in third with her second goal of the Western Championships. The Xtreme pushed hard, sending 13 shots toward the Balmoral Hall goal in the third but Lauren Cherkas (31/32) stood tall for Balmoral Hall, turning aside 12 of the 13 shots she faced. Maddie Kaiser (1G, 1A) put an exclamation point on Balmoral Hall鈥檚 victory, scoring with just under eight minutes to go in the third. Cherkas stopped 31 of the 32 shots she faced for Balmoral Hall. Aldawna Evers (20/24) made 20 saves for NAX. Balmoral Hall School moves on to face Delta Hockey Academy Black in the Division II final tomorrow.聽

Edge School (2) vs Delta Hockey Academy (5) Female U18 Prep Western Championships Semi-Final

Following a scoreless first in the Female U18 Prep Division I semi-finals between Edge and Delta Green, Brooklyn Deck would score from a sharp angle, beating Maisie Cope (27/29) over the glove. Delta Green would continue to apply pressure in the second, finally beating Alexis Ehrman (21/22) just past the 15-minute mark of the second courtesy of Niayah Morris. Edge School would take a major penalty at the end of the second, leaving Delta Green with five-minutes of 5-on-4 to start the third鈥� and they would not let it go to waste, scoring three times in 69-seconds to establish a 4-1 lead. Edge would show some pushback later in the frame as Abby Lee wired home their second goal, but that鈥檚 all that would find its way past Cope in this contest. Molly Cole (2G) would supply the empty netter to seal up the semi-final, sending Delta Green back to the finals, their first time since 2022.

OHA Edmonton (1) vs RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (5) Female U18 Prep Western Championships Semi-Final

Outshooting OHA Edmonton 16-3 in the first, RHA Kelowna had a 2-0 upperhand through twenty with goals coming off the sticks of Makena Lloyd-Howe (2G) and Jillian McLaughlin. RHA Kelowna continued to surge in the second, not giving OHA Edmonton a lick of space, increasing their lead to three with another goal courtesy of Lloyd-Howe. Ava McDermid would open the scoring in the third, making that four unanswered goals for RHA Kelowna since puck drop. However, Joecyln Bodnar鈥檚 first of the postseason would put OHA Edmonton on the board a mere 8-seconds after McDermid found twine. Unfortunately for OHA Edmonton, any shrivel of momentum was lost soon after as Kilah Hodder (1G, 1A) grabbed her first goal and fifth point of the postseason to restore RHA Kelowna鈥檚 four goal advantage. RHA Kelowna would book their ticket to the finals where they will compete with Delta Green for their fourth straight championship in the Female U18 Prep division. Ava Antle (45/50) didn鈥檛 make it easy for them, steering aside 45-shots in the hard fought battle.

Coeur d鈥橝lene Hockey Academy (4) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (5) U17 Division II Western Championships

Coeur d鈥橝lene started Monday鈥檚 game off jumping, going up 2-0 through twenty after a pair of goals from Michael Veneziano (2G). However, NAX would find their stride in the second, outscoring CDA 4-2 with a quick pair of goals from Chace Smith (2G, 1A). That left things tied up at four a piece entering the third, where we would see a deadlock in scoring. NAX would fire their fair share of chances and with just over a minute and a half remaining, Kegan Power (1G, 1A) would break the silence, giving NAX the go ahead lead which they would go on to hold on to, clinching their first win at the CSSHL Western Championships.

Catch up on all you need to know for our Female U18 Prep Finals tomorrow with our Finals Preview for March 12, 2025

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