A16 – Abbotsford 5 vs Powell River 3
Game 16 of the “A” Tournament starts at 12:15 pm on the Weyerhaeuser Arena
The first period had Abbotsford score at 13:56 with an unassisted goal from #27. At the end of the period, the score is Abbotsford 1, Powell River 0.
The second period – At 8:57 Abbotsford scores with the goal from #11 Austin McRae, assisted by #22 Jake Mulder. They take an ice cleaning break and return only seconds later, at 8:48 Powell River scores with an unassisted goal from #8 Keaton Mastrodonato. Abbotsford scores again at 4:25 with a goal from #12 Carrett Offereins, unassisted. At the end of the second period, the score is Abbotsford 3, Powell River 1.
Abbotsford scores early in the third period with a goal from #11 Austin McRae, assisted by #12 Carrett Offereins. Powell River’s #11 Jack Long scores with an assist from #20 Ethan Schmunk at 9:07. There is 2 minutes left to play in the third period Powell River scores on a power play with a goal from #15 Cam McNeil, assisted by #20 Ethan Schmunk. With 48 seconds left Abbotsford’s #22 Jake Mulder scores on an empty net, the final score is Abbotsford 5, Powell River 3.
Abbotsford wins Gold — Powell River wins Silver
A15 – Alberni 4 vs Cowichan 1
Game 15 of the “A” Tournament starts at noon on the Coulson Rink.
Scores will be posted here during the game. Highlights will be added following the game.
At the end of the first period, the score is Alberni 0, Cowichan 0.
Second period -Alberni scores at 3:49 – the score is Alberni 1, Cowichan 0.
Third period – At 16:17 Cowichan scores to tie the game. At 14:17 Alberni #18 Connor Sabiston scores and at 8:08 Alberni’s #5 Noah Fatur scored. There is 43 seconds to play Alberni got the empty net goal – the score is Alberni 4, Cowichan 1.
The final score Alberni 4, Cowichan 1. Alberni wins Bronze!
A14 – Abbotsford 8 vs Oceanside 2
Sunday, Jan. 5th, Game 14 in the “A” Tournament started at 7:45 am on the Weyerhaeuser Arena.
First period had only one goal scored and it was by Abbotsford #8 Justin Hargrave. The score at the end of the first period, Abbotsford 1, Oceanside 0.
Second period saw Abbotsford score at 19:20 with a goal from #8 Justin Hargrave and at 16:44 teammate #22 Jake Mulder. Next goal was Abbotsford’s #8 Justin Hargrave (with a Hat Trick) at 15:29. Oceanside comes on the scoreboard with 2 goals both from #16 Owen McDonald, one of them assisted by #27 Nolan Young. The score at the end of the second period, the score is Abbotsford 4, Oceanside 2.
Third period had Abbotsford score 4 goals. Goal scorers were #22 Jake Mulder, #8 Justin Hargrave, #11 Austin McRae and #17 Justin Plett. Final Score: Abbotsford 8, Oceanside 2.
Penalty Summary: Abbotsford had 10 penalty minutes. Oceanside had 8 penalty minutes.
Subway’s Player of the game went to Abbotsford #8 Justin Hargrave and Oceanside #16 Owen McDonald.
A13 – Nanaimo 5 vs Powell River 6
Sunday, January 5th, this 13th game of the “A” Tournament started at 7:30 am on the Coulson Rink.
Powell River started the scoring at 11:44 of the first period with a goal from #7 Brett Kinley, assisted by #12 Tyler Carpendale. Nanaimo scores at 7:48 with a goal from #7 Mattias Del-Monte, assisted by #77 Adam Fulton. Nanaimo scores again with a goal from #77 Adam Fulton, unassisted. Score at the end of the 1st, Nanaimo 2, Powell River 1.
Second period, Nanaimo scores the first goal at 18:36 by #77 Adam Fulton, assisted by #12 Cole Pridham. Powell River returns to score at 17:32 on the goal of #4 Spencer Jamieson, unassisted. Nanaimo’s turn to score at 14:57 on a goal from #3 Nathan Dyck, unassisted. Powell River scores at 14:02 on a goal from #19 Fernando Menendez, assisted by #4 Spencer Jamieson. At 10:51 Nanaimo scores on a goal from #21 Justin Bishop, unassisted. Powell River scores at 4:43 on a goal from #4 Spencer Jamieson, unassisted. At the end of the second period, the score is Nanaimo 5, Powell River 4.
The third period, Powell River goals at 17:03 by #7 Brett Kinley, assisted by #8 Keaton Mastrodonato and at 7:06 Keaton scores, unassisted. Final Score – Nanaimo 5, Powell River 6.
Penalty Summary: Nanaimo had 18 penalty minutes. Powell River had 6 penalty minutes.
Subway’s Player of the game awards went to Nanaimo #2 Declan Klein and Powell River #7 Brett Kinley.
A12 – Cowichan 1 vs Powell R 5
Game 12 in the “A” Tournament starts at 6:05 pm Jan 4 on Coulson Rink.
Scores will be posted here during the game. Highlights will be posted here after the game.
In the first period, Cowichan’s #8 Gus Wilson scores a goal with the assist going to team mate #4 Ryan Whitaker. At the end of the first period, the score is, Cowichan 1, Powell River 0.
In the second period, Powell River started with their first goal at 19:12 from #11 Jack Long, assisted by #19 Fernando Menendez. Powell River scores again with a goal from #8 Keaton Mastrodonato, assisted by #7 Brett Kinley. After 2 periods of play, the score is Cowichan 1, Powell River 2.
Third Period action saw Powell River go on to score 3 more goals. #12 Tyler Carpendale’s goal was assisted by #4 Spencer Jamieson. #7 Brett Kinley’s goal was assisted by #8 Keaton Mastrodonato, and the final goal was the opposite of the previous goal with #8 Keaton Mastrodonato scoring the goal and #7 Brett Kinley assisting. The Final Score, Cowichan 1, Powell River 5.
Penalty Summary: Cowichan had 12 penalty minutes and Powell River had 10 penalty minutes in the game.
Subway’s Player of the game awards: TBA
A11 – Alberni 3 vs Nanaimo 3
Game 11 in the “A” Tournament starts at 4:00 pm Jan 4 on Coulson Rink.
There was no score in the first period.
First Alberni goal was from #9 Colton Lloyd, assisted by #6 Ezra Paddock. Alberni’s second goal was scored by #23 Wyatt Selva, assisted by #22 Tynan Smyth and #13 Brennan Locke. At the end of the second period, the score is Alberni 2, Nanaimo 0.
Nanaimo came on the scoreboard in the third period with a goal from #77 Adam Fulton, assisted by #12 Cole Pridham. With 2:45 left in the game, Nanaimo ties the score at 2 apiece with the goal from #77 Adam Fulton, assisted by #33 Anders Cederberg. With 58 seconds left on the clock, Alberni’s #4 Ethan Jack scores with an assist from #23 Wyatt Selva. The lead was short lived as Nanaimo scored with 45 seconds on the clock with another goal from #77 Adam Fulton (Hat Trick), assisted by #6 Erik Hanus. At the end of the third period, the final score is Alberni 3, Nanaimo 3.
Penalty Summary: Alberni had no penalty minutes. Nanaimo had 8 penalty minutes in the game.
Subway’s player of the game awards went to Alberni #23 Wyatt Selva and Nanaimo #77 Adam Fulton.
A10 – N. Van 4 vs Abbotsford 10
Game 10 in the “A” Tournament starts at 3:00 pm Jan 4 on Weyerhaeuser Arena.
Abbotsford scores 5 goals in the first period ahead of North Vancouver. Goal scorers included two goals from #17 Justin Plett, singles from #8 Justin Hargrave, #7 Joseph Fiscus and #14 Trent Dixon. North Vancouver’s #19 Tyler Gagnon scores with an assist from #20 Jonathan Park. Abbotsford scores one more goal before the end of the period from #22 Jake Mulder. After the first period, the score is North Vancouver 1, Abbotsford 6.
North Vancouver scores in the first minute of play in the second period with the goal from #27 Dante Chiesa, unassisted. Abbotsford follows with a goal from #22 Jake Mulder. North Vancouver returns to score with a goal from 2 Matthew Breum, unassisted. Abbotsford scores again with a goal from #23 Jared McKay. The score at the end of the second period, North Vancouver 3, Abbotsford 8.
North Vancouver scores early in the third period with the goal from #10 Joel Woznow, assisted by #12 Spencer Clark. Abbotsford finishes of the period with 2 goals from #17 Justin Plett and #23 Jared McKay. The final score is North Vancouver 4, Abbotsford 10.
Penalty Summary: North Vancouver had 6 penalty minutes. Abbotsford had 14 penalty minutes.
Subway’s player of the game awards went to North Vancouver # 27 Dante Chiesa and Abbotsford #22 Jake Mulder.
B12 – (3rd) Juan de Fuca 5 vs (4th) Alberni 4
Game 12 in the “B” Tournament start at 1:45 pm Jan 4 on Coulson Rink
Juan de Fuca scores the only goal in the first period from #66 Jack Unwin, assisted by #6 Ben Duffin. The score after the first period, Juan de Fuca 1, Alberni 0.
Juan de Fuca went on to score goals from #8 Bradley Talbot (assisted by #66 Jack Unwin & #9 Nolan Thoroughgood) and #16 Braydon Blazina, unassisted. Alberni comes on to score with their first goal from #97 Carter Lee, assisted by #68 Hunter White. Alberni’s 2nd goal was scored by #68 Hunter White, unassisted. At the end of the second period the score is Juan de Fuca 3, Alberni 2.
Juan de Fuca scored in the first minute of play in the third period with a goal from #87 Eric Lee, assisted by #21 Evan Scott. Alberni closes the lead with goals from #71 Chris O’Laney, unassisted, followed by the goal from #97 Carter Lee, unassisted. At the end of the third period, the score is Juan de Fuca 4, Alberni 4.
1st OVERTIME! – 2nd OVERTIME! – Juan de Fuca scores with goal from #66 Jack Unwin, assisted by #6 Ben Duffin.
Final score Juan de Fuca 5, Alberni 4.
Penalty Summary: Juan de Fuca had 10 penalty minutes. Alberni had 12 penalty minutes.
JUAN DE FUCA WINS BRONZE – ALBERNI IS 4TH PLACE
B11 – (1st) Nanaimo 4 vs (2nd) Victoria 10
Game 11 in the “B” Tournament started at 12:00 pm Jan 4 on Weyerhaeuser Arena
Victoria scores twice in the first period with goals from #11 Jack Stewart and #15 Thomas Brandwood. At the end of the first period, Nanaimo 0, Victoria 2.
Nanaimo opens up the second period with a goal from #12 Andrew Yurkiw. It was followed only seconds later with a goal from Victoria’s #10 Ethan Hersant. Ethan went on to score 2 more goals in the second period along with a goal from 12 Nathan Bath. Nanaimo’s #88 Cole Amado scored at the end of the period. The score after 2 periods of play, Nanaimo 2, Victoria 6.
Early in the third period, Nanaimo scores goals from #16 Jacolb Demecha and #72 Scott Leslie. Victoria scores 4 more goals by goals scorers #10 Ethan Hersant, two goals from #4 Max Olberg and a goal from #15 Thomas Brandwood.
Final Score Nanaimo 4, Victoria 10.
VICTORIA TAKES GOLD / NANAIMO TAKES SILVER
Penalty Summary: Victoria had 5 penalties totaling 10 minutes. Nanaimo had 8 penalties totaling 26 minutes.
Subway’s Player of the Game awards: TBA
A9 – Powell River 7 vs Oceanside 5
Game 9 in the “A” Tournament starts at 11:40 am Jan 4 on Coulson Rink
The first period saw Powell River score 2 goals from #7 Brett Kinley and #11 Jack Long. Oceanside also scored on a goal from #17 Tomas Spink. The score at the end of the first period, Powell River 2, Oceanside 1.
Powell River scored only 1 goal in the second period from #7 Brett Kinley. Oceanside scored 3 goals from #24 Noah Seselja, #2 Landon Dziadyck and #16 Owen McDonald. At the end of the second period, Powell River 3, Oceanside 4.
Powell River went on to score 4 goals in the third period. Goal scorers included #19, Fernando Menendez #20, Ethan Schmunk #11 Jack Long and #12 Tyler Carpendale. Oceanside’s goal was scored by #2 Landon Dziadyck. Final Score Powell River 7, Oceanside 5.
Penalty Summary: Powell River had 12 penalty minutes. Oceanside had 32 penalty minutes (incl. 10 min. misconduct).
Subway’s player of the game awards: Powell River #20 Ethan Schmunk and Oceanside #30 James Brendeland
A8 – Alberni 3 vs N Van 1
Game 8 in the “A” Tournament started at 9:50 am Jan 4 on Weyerhaeuser Arena
There was no scoring in the first period of play.
Scoring starts with 8 minutes left to play in the second period when #18 Connor Sabiston scored with an assist from #20 Kyle Hodgson. At the end of the second period, the score is Alberni 1, N. Vancouver 0.
North Vancouver ties the score early in the third period with a goal from #19 Tyler Gagnon, assisted by #20 Jonathan Park and #18 Jackson Kelly. With 7 minutes left to play in the third period, Alberni scores two quick goals. #9 Colton Lloyd’s goal was assisted by #5 Noah Fatur and #18 Connor Sabiston’s goal was assisted by #23 Wyatt Selva. The final score is Alberni 3, North Vancouver 1.
Penalty Summary: Alberni had 6 penalty minutes in the game. North Vancouver had 4 penalty minutes.
Subway’s Player of the game award went to Alberni’s #18 Connor Sabiston and North Vancouver #35 Sean Moody.
A7 – Abbotsford 7 vs Cowichan 1
Game 7 in the “A” Tournament started at 9:35 am Jan 4 on Coulson Rink.
In the first period, Abbotsford started the scoring at 12:15 with a goal from #23 Jared McKay. If was followed with a goal from team mate #7 Joseph Fiscus. Cowichan scores with 6 seconds left in the period on a goal from #17 and assisted by #19 Parker Bergstrom. The score at the end of the first period, Abbotsford 2, Cowichan 1.
The second period saw Abbotsford score 4 goals. Two goals were scored by #8 Justin Hargrave and single goals from #7 Joseph Fiscus and #23 Jared McKay. After the second period, the score is Abbotsford 6, Cowichan 1
The only goal in the period was scored by Abbotsford #7 Joseph Fiscus (making it a hat trick) The final score is Abbotsford 7, Cowichan 1
Penalty Summary: Abbotsford had 6 penalty minutes in the game. Cowichan had 14 penalty minutes.
Subway’s Player of the game award went to Abbotsford #7 Joseph Fiscus and Cowichan #31 Tyson Duffie
B10 – Nanaimo 5 vs Juan de Fuca 3
Game 10 in the “B” Tournament started at 7:45 am Jan 4 on Weyerhaeuser Arena
Nanaimo started the scoring in the first period with goals from #12 Andrew Yurkiw and #66 Trevor Wood. At the end of the first period the score is Nanaimo 2, Juan de Fuca 0.
There was no scoring in the second period.
In the third period, Nanaimo’s #66 Trevor Wood scores again. Juan de Fuca comes on the scoreboard with a goal from #16 Braydon Blazina. JDF continues to score with a goal from #5 Brett Hattie. Nanaimo returns to score a goal from #28 William Cookman. Juan de Fuca returns to score with a goals from #19 Quinn Cumberbatch. With only seconds left in the game Nanaimo’s #66 Trevor Wood scores the last goal and earns a hat trick.
Final score Nanaimo 5, Juan de Fuca 3.
Penalty Summary: Nanaimo had 12 penalty minutes in the game. Juan de Fuca had 18 penalty minutes.
Subway’s player of the game awards went to Nanaimo #1 Ryan Board and Juan de Fuca #7 Caitlyn Bruce-Storie
B9 – N. Van 1 vs Victoria 7
Game 9 in the “B” Tournament started at 7:30 am Jan 4 on Coulson Rink.
First period saw Victoria’s #12 Nathan Bath start the scoring. It was followed by goals from Victoria’s #4 Max Olberg and #18 Alex McLean. The score at the end of the 1st period is North Vancouver 0, Victoria 3.
In the second period, Victoria continues to score with 2 goals from #15 Thomas Brandwood, followed by #9 Cianan Briscoe. North Vancouver makes it on the scoreboard at 1:52 on a goal from #17 Angus Milne, unassisted. The score after 2 periods of play North Vancouver 1, Victoria 6.
The only goal in the third period was scored by Victoria’s #10 Ethan Hersant, unassisted. The final score is North Vancouver 1, Victoria 7.
Penalty Summary: North Vancouver had 6 penalty minutes. Victoria had 8 penalty minutes.
Subway’s player of the game awards went to North Vancouver #9 Hugh Dawson and Victoria #9 Cianan Briscoe.
B8 – N. Van 4 vs Nanaimo 11
Game 8 in the “B” Tournament starts at 6:25 pm on the Weyerhaeuser Arena.
First period – Nanaimo scored 4 goals in the period by #22, #91 Braydon Turnbull and two goals from #66 Trevor Wood. North Vancouver squeezed in a goal before the end of the period, from #17 Angus Milne. At the end of the period, the score is North Vancouver 1, Nanaimo 4.
Second period -Nanaimo scores 3 goals in the period, from #16 Jacolb Demencha, #12 Andrew Yurkiw and #91 Braydon Turnbull. North Vancouver scored 2 goals, both from #17 Angus Milne. Second period ended with the score North Vancouver 3, Nanaimo 7.
North Vancouver opened up the third period with a goal from #19 Thomas Whitbread. Nanaimo went on to score 4 goals from #12 Andrew Yurkiw, #66 Trevor Wood and 2 goals from #16 Jacolb Demencha. Final Score – North Vancouver 4, Nanaimo 11.
Penalty Summary: North Vancouver had 4 minutes in penalties and Nanaimo had 8 minutes in penalties.
Subway’s Player of the game awards: TBA
A6 – Cowichan 5 vs N Vancouver 4
Game 6 in the “A” Tournament started at 5:25 pm on the Coulson Rink.
First period – Cowichan scored the first 3 goals, starting with the goal from #5 Isaac Tonkin-Palmer, assisted by #8 Gus Wilson. Next goal was from Cowichan’s #18 Hunter Heita, assisted by #3 Wil Wright. The third Cowichan goal was scored by #10 Cole Broadhurst. North Vancouver scores with 3 minutes left in the period with a goal from # 6 Robbie Finlay, unassisted. At the end of the period, the score is Cowichan 3, North Vancouver 1.
Second period – North Vancouver starts off the period with their second goal scored by #6 Robbie Finlay, assisted by #28. Cowichan then scores goals from #18 Hunter Heita and #8 Gus Wilson, both unassisted. At the end of the period, Cowichan 5, North Vancouver 2.
Third period – North Vancouver’s #6 Robbie Finlay scores his 3rd goal (hat trick), unassisted. North Vancouver scored again with 11 minutes left in the 3rd period with the goal from #12 Spencer Clark, assisted by #10 Joel Woznow. The final score is Cowichan 5, North Vancouver 4.
Penalty Summary – Cowichan had 10 minutes in penalties. North Vancouver had 6 minutes in penalties.
Subway’s Player of the game awards went to Cowichan #5 Isaac Tonkin-Palmer and North Vancouver #6 Robbie Finlay.
A5 – Oceanside 1 vs Nanaimo 7
Game 5 in the “A” Tournament starts at 4:20 pm on the Weyerhaeuser Arena.
First period saw Nanaimo score goals from #22 Nicholas Robinson, #77 Adam Fulton and #14 Jacob Gosling. At the end of the period, the score is Oceanside 0, Nanaimo 3.
Nanaimo continues to score with a goal in the second period scored by #12 Cole Pridham, assisted by #66 Brady Kay. At the end of the 2nd period, the score is Oceanside 0, Nanaimo 4.
Oceanside starts off the third period with a goal from #2 Landon Dziadyck, unassisted. Nanaimo goes on to score another 2 goals from #77 Adam Fulton and a single goal from #21 Justin Bishop- The final score is Oceanside 1, Nanaimo 7.
Penalty summary: Oceanside had 10 penalties totaling 20 minutes. Nanaimo had 9 penalties totaling 18 minutes.
Subway’s player of the game award went to Oceanside # 2 Landon Dziadyck and Nanaimo #35 Ross Manson (goalie).
A4 – Alberni 2 vs Abbotsford 8
Game 4 of the “A” Tournament starts at 3:40 pm on the Coulson Rink.
Alberni scores the goal in the game from #16 Ayden Brossoit, unassisted. Abbotsford follows with a goal from #7 Joseph Fiscus, assisted by #23 Jared McKay. Abbotsford scores again with a goal from #17 Justin Plett. At the end of the first period, the score is Alberni 1, Abbotsford 2.
Second period saw Alberni’s #5 Noah Fatur score a goal with the assist from #6 Ezra Paddock. Abbotsford takes the lead again with a goal from #13 Sean Mason – Alberni 2, Abbotsford 3.
In the third period, Abbotsford scored 5 goals. Goal scorers included #22 Jake Mulder who score 3 goals and #20 Jaxon Orth and #13 Sean Mason with singles. The final score: Alberni 2, Abbotsford 8.
Penalty Summary: Alberni had 6 minutes in penalties. Abbotsford had 1 four minute penalty.
Subway’s player of the game award went to Alberni #16 Ayden Brossoit and Abbotsford #13 Sean Mason.
B7 – Victoria 10 vs Alberni 5
Game 7 of the “B” Tournament starts at 2:15 pm Jan. 3rd on the Weyerhaeuser Arena
Victoria scored all 4 goals in the first period. Goal scorers were #9 Cianan Briscoe, #15 Thomas Brandwood, #10 Ethan Hersant and #12 Nathan Bath. Score after 1st period – Victoria 4, Alberni 0.
Alberni started off the second period with a goal from #74 Cameron MCurdy, assisted by #91 Foster Martin. Alberni also scored with a goal from #96 Jerzey Gus, assisted by #1 Matt Ursel. Alberni’s 3rd goal was scored by #24 Ivan Cheng, assisted by #74 Cameron McCurdy. Victoria had 3 goals in the period, scored by #9 Cianan Briscoe, #15 Thomas Brandwood and #18 Alex McLean. At the end of the second period – Victoria 7, Alberni 3.
Third period saw Victoria score 3 more goals from # 8 Andrew Weir, #6 Silas Strong and #7 Cole Van Hinte. Alberni scored goals from #74- Cameron MCurdy, assisted by #91 Foster Martin and their final goal from # 24 Ivan Cheng, assisted by #71 Andrew Check. Final Score: Victoria 10, Alberni 5.
Penalty Summary: Victoria and Alberni each had 8 minutes in penalties .
Subway’s Player of the game awards went to Victoria’s #15 Thomas Brandwood and Alberni #91 Foster Martin.
B6 – Juan de Fuca 6 vs N. Van. 3
Game 6 in the “B” Tournament started at 1:35 pm January 3 on the Coulson Rink.
Juan de Fuca is the first to score with a goal from #5 Brett Hattie, assisted by #17 Connor Lund. North Van gets on the scoreboard at 9:06 with a goal from #17 Angus Milne, unassisted. Juan de Fuca’s second goal was scored by #19 Quinn Cumberbatch, assisted by #16 Braydon Blazina. Score at the end of the first period, Juan de Fuca 2, North Vancouver 1.
The only goal in the second period, was scored by Juan de Fuca’s #87 Eric Lee assisted by #8 Bradley Talbot. The score is Juan de Fuca 3, North Vancouver 1.
Juan de Fuca starts the scoring in the third period with a goal from #87 Eric Lee, assisted by #7 Caitlyn Bruce-Storie. North Van’s #9 Hugh Dawson scores a goal assisted by #4 Aleem Fadai. Juan de Fuca’s 5th goal was scored by #44 Jayden Wakeham, unassisted. North Van returns to score on the goal from #2 Devon Engel, assisted by #9 Hugh Dawson. Juan de Fuca’s final goal was scored by #9 Nolan Thoroughgood, assisted by #5 Brett Hattie. At the end of the third period, the score is Juan de Fuca 6, North Vancouver 3.
Penalty Summary: Juan de Fuca had 4 penalties totaling 8 minutes. North Vancouver had 3 penalties totaling 6 minutes.
Subway’s Player of the game award went to Juan de Fuca #16 Braydon Blazina and North Vancouver #1 Kaihan Tajbakhsh.
A3 – Powell River 4 vs N. Van 5
Game 3 in the “A” Tournament started at 12:10 pm January 3 on the Weyerhaeuser Arena
First period is underway. First goal was at 12:50 Powell River scores with a goal from #17 Garrett Galligos, assisted by #14 Jarod Sistare and #11 Jack Long. North Vancouver scores at 7:40 with a goal from #10 Joel Woznow, assisted by #27 Dante Chiesa. At the end of the first period, the score is Powell River 1, N. Vancouver 1.
North Vancouver takes the lead in the second period with a goal from #10 Joel Woznow, assisted by #12 Spencer Clark. Powell River takes over the lead on goals from #12 Tyler Carpendale and #7 Brett Kinley (both goals assisted by #8 Katon Mastrodonato. North Vancouver’s #8 Andrew Cannon scores with an assist from #12 Spencer Clark. Powell scores at the end of the second period with a goal from #14 Jarod Sistare, assisted by #8 Keaton Mastrodonato. After 2 periods of play, the score is Powell River 4, N. Vancouver 3.
In the third period, North Vancouver scored goals from #7 Kyle Parrottt and #10 Joel Woznow. (Assists on these goals were from #8 Andrew Cannon and #2 Matthew Breum) The final score is Powell River 4, N. Vancouver 5.
Penalty Summary: Powell River had 10 minutes in penalties served. North Vancouver had 4 minutes in penalties served.
Subway’s Players of the game awards went to Powell River #12 Tyler Carpendale and N. Vancouver #10 Joel Woznow.
A2 – Nanaimo 1 vs Cowichan 4
Game 2 in the “A” Tournament started at 11:30 am January 3 on the Coulson Rink
There was no scoring in the first period.
In the second period, Cowichan’s #2 scores at 17:21 assisted by #18 Hunter Heita. Nanaimo follows with a goal from #91 Brayden Turnbull, assisted by #77 Adam Fulton. Cowichan returns to score with another goal from #2, assisted by #9 Brendan Hogg. Cowichan continues to score with a goal from #12 Tyler Knelson, assisted by #17 Rylie Windsor and #11 Cameron LeSergent. Cowichan’s final goal is scored by #3 Wil Wright, assisted by #8 Gus Wilson. . At the end of the second period, Nanaimo 1, Cowichan 4.
There is no scoring in the third period. The final score, Nanaimo 1, Cowichan 4.
Penalty Summary: Nanaimo served 10 minutes in penalties. Cowichan served 8 minutes in penalties.
Subway’s player of the game award went to Nanaimo #22 Nicholas Robinson and Cowichan #9 Brendan Hogg.
A1 – Alberni 6 vs Oceanside 3
Game 1 in the “A” Tournament starts at 10:05 am January 3 on the Weyerhaeuser Arena
With 11 minutes left in the first period, and Alberni has a 2 man advantage for 2 min. Alberni’s #16 Ayden Brossoit scores on the power play with assists from #9 Colton Lloyd and #23 Wyatt Selva. At the end of the first period. Score, Alberni 1, Oceanside 0.
In the second period, Alberni scores 3 goals, starting with #22 Tynan Smyth, assisted by #7 Shay Lee McConnell. The next goal was scored by #5 Noah Fatur, assisted by #22 Tynan Smyth and #7 Shay-Lee McConnell. Alberni adds one more goal from #20 Kyle Hodgson, assisted by #5 Noah Fatur. At the end of the second period, the score is Alberni 4, Oceanside 0.
Oceanside came on the scoreboard with 3 goals, starting with #16 Owen McDonald, assisted by #2 Landon Dziadyck. Next goal was scored by Oceanside’s #17 Tomas Spink, assisted by #16 Owen McDonald. Oceanside’s third goal was from #16 Owen McDonald, unassisted. There is 1 minute left in the third period, with a chance for Oceanside to score but Alberni scores twice on an empty net. Goals from #23 Wyatt Selva and #16 Ayden Brossoit. The Final Score is Alberni 6, Oceanside 3. (Shots on goal: AV 33, OC 34)
Penalty Summary: Alberni had 4 penalties totaling 10 minutes. Oceanside had 4 penalties totaling 8 minutes.
Subway’s Player of the Game award went to Alberni’s #9 Colton Lloyd and Oceanside’s #20 Gibson Clark.
B5 – Alberni 4 vs Nanaimo 4
Game 5 in the “B” Tournament starts at 8:00 am January 3 on the Weyerhaeuser Arena
First period saw Nanaimo’s #91 Braydon Turnbull score the first goal of the game. Nanaimo scores again with a goal from #66 Trevor Wood. Alberni gets on the scoreboard at 2:43 with a goal from #3 Linden Kailer-Dore. Nanaimo returns to score with a minute left in the period with the goal from #66 Trevor Wood, assisted by #91 Braydon Turnbull. The score after one period of play, Alberni 1, Nanaimo 3.
The second period saw Alberni score 3 goals from #74 Cameron McCurdy, #97 Carter Lee and #71 Andrew Check. Nanaimo ties the score with a goal from #72 Scott Leslie.
No scoring in the third period. Final Score Alberni 4, Nanaimo 4.
Penalty Summary: Alberni had 4 penalties for 16 minutes. Nanaimo had 2 penalties for 4 minutes.
Subway’s Player of the game award went to Alberni’s #35 Jayden Villafane and Nanaimo’s #91 Brayden Turnbull.
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