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GAME DAY RECAP: November 7, 2025

Ontario Hockey Academy MavericksÌý(3/SO)Ìývs Fort Erie International AcademyÌý(2)ÌýEast U18 PrepÌýÌý

Fort ErieÌýwasÌýlooking to extend their win streak to 4 games against the last team that beat them. As OHAÌýMavericksÌýwereÌýheading in this game with full confidence having beat FEIA less than a month ago. That lead to an even first period where no goals were scored. Then special teams becameÌýa big factorÌýin this game when Lukas Janek (1G) scored down a manÌýto open the scoring, answered by Christophe Gagne (1G) toÌýfinish the second period all tied again. Fort Erie doubledÌýdown and scored again to take the lead thanks to GeorgeÌýTagirovÌý(1G) on the man advantage.ÌýButÌýOHAÌýMavericksÌýgotÌýthat goal back also on the power play by Nicholas Piette (1G) who findsÌýthe back of the net for the first time this season.ÌýThen came OT where FEIA dominated but OHAÌýMavericksÌýfoundÌýa way to get to the shootouts.ÌýJanek, the scorer for OHAÌýMavericksÌýscores the one and only goal in the shootout to give his team the win. Both goalies, in this game, shined with identical performances of 38 saves on 40 shots but that oneÌýsaveÌýby Adam Voracek (38/40)Ìýin the shootout is the difference in this one.ÌýÌý

ÌýShawnigan Lake SchoolÌý(3)Ìývs Delta Hockey Academy BlackÌý(5)ÌýFemale U18 PrepÌý

Both teams looking to bounce back from losses in their last gameÌýbut only Delta Black was able to so.ÌýIn this tight game Delta Black’s power play was the difference asÌýthey wereÌýable to score twice onÌýfiveÌýoccasionsÌýand ShawniganÌýwasn’tÌýable to score on any of their fiveÌýpowerÌýplays.ÌýFive different skatersÌýscore,ÌýandÌýSaysha Brace (29/32) stops 29 shots to earn a big team win to get them back toÌýan even record on the year (4-4-0-0).ÌýÌý

RINK Hockey Academy KelownaÌý(6)Ìývs North Shore WarriorsÌý(3)ÌýU18 PrepÌýÌý

RHA KelownaÌý(9-0-0-0)Ìýcame into North Vancouver looking to stay perfect on the season and they did. In this shot fest of 99 shots combined the winning goalie, Asher NethertonÌý(46/49), put up a 0.939 save percentage. These two teams also combined for 60 penalty minutes. This game got away quick from North Shore as they gave up theÌýfirst four goals of the game.ÌýItÌýwasn’tÌýthe top guys who showed off today for RHA Kelowna as Porter Rossi (1G, 1A) and Jack Brown (1G, 1A) helped their team stay in first place in the division. Not the same can be said about North Shore as their top guy Jack Poole (1G, 1A) scores again in the losing effort.ÌýÌý

Northern Alberta XtremeÌý(7)Ìývs Edge SchoolÌý(6)ÌýU15 PrepÌýÌý

This duel between twoÌývery goodÌýteams in the U15 Prep division did not disappoint. Right off the bat both teams combined for seven goals in the opening frame.ÌýHighlighted byÌýDanel Ramazanov (1G, 2A)Ìýas he recorded all his pointsÌýin the first 20 to erase theÌýtwo-goalÌýleadÌýthatÌýEdgeÌýhadÌýafter only 8 minutes.ÌýAfter a quiet second period where only one goal was scored, both teams headed to the final frame tied 4-4.ÌýWhere Gavin Van Brabant (1G, 1A) decided toÌýtake overÌýhelpingÌýhis teamÌýgo ahead 7-4.ÌýHowever,ÌýEdge hadn’t given up yet, especially LukeÌýBodtkerÌý(2G)Ìýwho scoredÌýback-to-backÌýgoals to bring his team withinÌýone,Ìýbut the comeback would stop there asÌýthey wereÌýnever able to tie the gameÌýeven with a 4-point effort by their top pointÌýgetterÌýof the year Brody Antignani (1G, 3A).ÌýÌý

Notre Dame HoundsÌý(3)Ìývs Prairie Hockey AcademyÌý(0)ÌýU17Ìý

Prairie Hockey Academy hosting Notre Dame for their third matchup of the year and second in three days. PHA has wonÌýbothÌýpreviousÌýmatchup and wanted to keep that trend going, but Hudson Pooler (46/46) and his shutout had other plans.ÌýPHA had seven power play chances, but Pooler and the defence stood tall while Gento Ishiyama (2G)Ìýgets credited with the game winning goal in a two-goalÌýeffortÌýfromÌýhim.ÌýHe’sÌýthe only one that was able to get a puck past Kayden Gregoire (29/31) who stops 29 shotsÌýand posts a 0.935 save percentage,ÌýasÌýthe last goal was scored in an empty net.ÌýÌýÌý

Calgary International Hockey AcademyÌý(1)Ìývs Northern Alberta XtremeÌý(7)ÌýU15ÌýÌý

CIHA on a role with 6 straight winsÌýwhileÌýhaving outscored their last two opponents 17-2Ìýbut theyÌýget stood up by the locals.ÌýNAX score seven goals toÌýoverpower their Alberta neighbours. Nothing could stop Myer Hipkins (1G, 2A) who scoredÌýthe first goal of the game and added two other assists throughout the next 2 periods. JesseÌýZhu (2A), Cale Royer (1G, 1A)Ìýand Corbin Blatz (1G, 1A)ÌýalsoÌýhad multi-point games which wereÌýbacked up by Jace HilliardÌý(29/30) who stopped all but one shotÌýin this convincing win against a tuff opponent in CIHA.ÌýÌýÌý

RINK Hockey Academy WinnipegÌý(1)Ìývs Edge SchoolÌý(3)ÌýU17Ìý

RINK Winnipeg hadÌýa hard taskÌýtoday asÌýthey wereÌýgoing on the road toÌýKyle Stuart MemorialÌýArenaÌýto playÌýEdgeÌýwho were undefeated at home this season.ÌýEdge continued toÌýshineÌýonÌýhome ice as the hold RINK Winnipeg to one goal, and only 19 shots.ÌýBut Jake Thorsteinson (1G) was able to score his first of the season and DJÌýMecasÌý(44/47)Ìýstood tall to save 44 shots in this difficult away matchup for theirÌýteam.ÌýÌý

RINK Hockey Academy KelownaÌý(2)Ìývs Yale Hockey AcademyÌý(5)ÌýU15Ìý

Nothing better for YaleÌýto bounce backÌýfrom a loss to the first-place teamÌýthan an opponent that they already beat twiceÌýand they didÌýit again.ÌýRINK Kelowna was not ready for the first 20 minutes as the hungry for victory YaleÌýHockey Academy come out swinging in the first with three unanswered goals by Sebastien SibleyÌý(1G),ÌýDanielÌýValchevÌý(2G)Ìýand RJ LivingstonÌý(1G). Still RHA KelownaÌýdidn’tÌýgiveÌýup, they come back in the middle 20 with two goalsÌýof their own byÌýBlake Andrews (1G) and HarlandÌýGrimsellÌý(1G).ÌýDespite that effort, Yale, who shot 56 times on Quinn Hooper (52/56) was able to beat RHA Kelowna for a third consecutive time this season.ÌýÌý

BWC Academy (5/OT) vs Yale Hockey Academy (4) U18 PrepÌý

BWC Academy’s efforts at extending their eight-game winning streak needed to get through the Yale Hockey Academy squad, looking to snap back-to-back losses of their own. Through two periods of play, one player on each team had broken through to hit the scoreboard. Dominic Seminoff (2G, 2A) opened the scoring for BWC before Jonathan Bitonti (2G) struck back to tie the game for Yale just short of the break. Come the second, Bitonti scored again for Yale on the powerplay, but less than two and a half minutes later, Seminoff had scored again to square the game at two. If the twists and turns the game took in the first forty minutes were intense, the third period would only get more so. BWC scored a quick pair early in the third period to take what looked like a well-deserved lead. Marching towards the game’s final four minutes, the two-goal cushion built by BWC proved it wasn’t as strong as BWC had hoped. Lucas Fenrich popped in with his first goal of the season to pull Yale back within one, and with 45 seconds to go, Holden Sexsmith would turn a shot home from the right circle to pull YHA back to even terms and force overtime. Yale had the first couple of chances in overtime, but Declan Iacoviello (1G, 2A) took the puck end-to-end for BWC to generate the crucial opportunity in overtime. He couldn’t convert, but Elias Papadatos followed up to cash in on the rebound to win the game in extra time for the Burnaby Winter Club.

Prairie Hockey Academy (7) vs Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (3) U18 PrepÌý

Prairie Hockey Academy came rolling into Friday’s U18 Prep clash with Pilot Mound Hockey Academy with three straight wins and only a single loss on the season under their belt. Despite a mixed bag of results on the season so far for Pilot Mound, a shootout win over OHA Edmonton last weekend was an excellent way to start November. PHA forward Lincoln Eaves, a Saskatoon Blades prospect, hadn’t scored in his seven previous games before finally breaking through against PMHA. His icebreaker in the first period sent Prairie on their way, and by the halfway point of the third period, Prairie had established a four-goal lead they wouldn’t let slip away. Eaves added another in the third period, with PHA’s 48-15 shots on goal margin an excellent representation of their control of the game as a whole.

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (0) vs Prairie Hockey Academy (2) U17 PrepÌý

In RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg and Prairie Hockey Academy’s U17 Prep clash on Friday, three Prairie players ultimately lifted them above their RHAW opponent. Kohen Peers (1G, 1A) and Kashton Smith (1G, 1A) each made massive impacts on PHA power plays in the second and third periods, with both players providing the primary assists on each other’s goals. The pair of Prairie tallies wouldn’t have been the difference in the hockey game, though, without the play of Luke Ratzlaff in between the pipes. PHA’s backstop made 34 saves on 34 shots for his third shutout of the season.

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (1) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (4) U18 PrepÌý

The somewhat sputtering start to the season for RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg’s U18 Prep squad would be looking towards this weekend in search of some improvement. With games against the Northern Alberta Xtreme and OHA Edmonton this weekend, RHAW were looking down the barrel of a pair of incredibly challenging matchups, so positive performances needed to be a priority, even if the results wouldn’t immediately follow. Their first game, Friday’s clash with NAX, was far from a disappointing performance. RHAW hit the Northern Alberta net with 28 shots in all and scored a goal through Max Koppel early in the third period. That, unfortunately, was as positive as things would get for RINK Friday. Nolan Wolitski (1G, 1A) had two points, and Ahmad Fayad picked up the game-winner for NAX, all backstopped by Matthew Coyle (27/28) in between the pipes.

Edge School (4) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (0) U18 PrepÌý

Edge School’s win last Saturday against the Northern Alberta Xtreme was something of a statement. Following a 1-0 overtime loss to NAX the night prior, Edge School showed up to play, thumping one of the division’s best 8-1. They continued that wave of momentum into a game Friday against the Southern Alberta Hockey Academy. Carsten Leyerzapf made 26 saves on 26 shots for Edge School in the game, setting the stage for his skaters to do the rest. Ashton McCann (1G, 1A) and Eric Wagman (1G, 1A) notched two points apiece, with Luke Huska and Antonio Cazac adding goals in Edge School’s 4-0 win.

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna (4) vs Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (3) U17 PrepÌý

RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna’s last blemish came at the hands of Yale Hockey Academy back on October 18, with that loss the only one this season. Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy’s U17 Prep squad’s season has been a mixed bag of results overall, and Friday against RHAK, they delivered a performance to be proud of. Unfortunately for them, so did RINK. CDA fought back consistently throughout the contest, but after Jack Leslie (2G, 1A) scored the lone first-period goal for RHAK, their lead would only grow from there. CDA’s Eli Bonilla (1G, 1A) picked up two points in the third in the comeback effort, but the power-play marker from Leslie in the third period ended the winner for RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna to narrowly edge CDA.