Here is the weekly report for the week of Oct 21-27....
Pita Pit- Major Peewee
The Pita Pit Peewees hosted the North Central Predators on Saturday on home ice in Napanee. The game was back and forth but the Red Devils couldn’t win this shootout with a 6-4 loss.
Goal scorers in this one were Evan Erwin with 2 Rylan McCormack and Mason Musclow. Assists went to Deke Osterhout with 2 Kaiden Harmon, Sam Thompson, Pax Murphy and Owen Cassidy. Reece Herman was in net for for the Devils.
The team then travelled to Peterborough Sunday night. The Pete’s took it to the Pita Pit Devils and handed them a 3-0 loss. Liam Boyer was between the pipes for Quinte
On Deck
Shanahan tournament in Toronto.
Bonn Law- Major Bantam
The Bonn Law Bantams secured 3 points over the weekend with a tie and a win. On Saturday, it was a trip up the 401 to meet the Whitby Wildcats for the second time this season. The team was slow out of the gate and found themselves down by a pair of goals after two periods. Jack Dever got the Devils on the board early in the third frame with a power play goal, assisted by Ethan Miedema and Christopher Brydges and then Miedema found the back of the net himself for the equalizer (assisted by Dever and Carter McKee). The Devils ran out of time and had to settle for the single point, but Aidan Crowley made several key saves between the pipes to keep his team in the game.
The Bantams were back on home ice on Sunday at the CAA to host the Peterborough Petes and were successful in capturing two more points in the 4-3 win. Lighting the lamp for the Devils was Dever (2), Cal Uens, and Brydges. Collecting the assists on the goals was McKee, Brydges (2), Miedema, Uens (2) and Dever. Ethan Beattie was in net for the victory.
Next up: The Bantams will welcome the Oshawa Generals on Wednesday night for a rare mid week game and the Markham Waxers roll into town on Sunday. Both games at the CAA.
Madison Excavating- Minor Bantam
The Madison Excavating Minor Bantams had a tough lineup this past weekend as they faced the Raiders and the Express in regular season play. Friday had the Devils take to the road to Ajax-Pickering to face the Raiders. It was Quinte who hit the scoreboard first in the game with a shot from Ben Danford, assisted by Ben Vreugdenhil and Nolan Donnelly. The Raiders would tie the game but the Devils took the lead again with a goal from Vreugdenhil, assisted by Donnelly and Danford. The game was tied going into the third and with the battle back and forth all period, it was Brody Partridge with the game winning goal on the set up by Beckett Ewart. Glen McInnes protected the cage for the game for the 3-2 victory.
Sunday saw the Devils host the York-Simcoe Express. Quinte was first the light the lamp in the first set but it would be all Express offence for the remaining first and second period. The Devils got down in the second and could not recover, potting only one more in the third to succumb to a 6-2 loss. Danford would score the lone goal of the first, assisted by Donnelly and Braedyn Rogers. Gage Butcher would score unassisted in the third. Net minding was shared by McIvor and McInnes.
The Madison Excavating Minor Bantams will host the Richmond Hill Coyotes next Sunday at RCAF.
Free Flow Petroleum- Minor Peewee
This weekend was a two-game weekend for the Minor Peewee's, as they faced-off against the Markham Waxers at home on Saturday and took their skills to Whitby on Sunday. Getting the home game excitement started with a strong passing game, Jack Foley hit the twine, supporting roles by Kaden Koutroulides and Matthew Airhart. Into the second period, Quinte added one to their lead with an Airhart goal, set up by Kolby Craig and Owen Rivers. Balancing out the game, with one goal per period, Koutroulides credited for the lone effort and securing a 3-0 victory!
A subtle reminder of last Sunday, the Minor Peewee's met up once again, with the Whitby Wildcats! Prepared to showcase their abilities and their resilience, Quinte stepped onto the ice with only one thing in mind; a victory. Jacob Moore led the charge with an unassisted goal, halfway through the first period. Into the second, the Quinte pressure continued, penalties were killed and end-to-end action was constant. With less than two minutes left in the 2nd, Craig (Rivers) gave the visitors a 2-0 lead. It true Quinte-Whitby action, the game could not go on without a fight-back, whereby shortly into the final frame, Whitby had tied the game, at 2-2. Pressure on, it was a battle to the end, a passing play by Lynch and Foley, enabled Cunningham to score, now 3-2 Quinte. In response to the deficit, the home team pulled their goalie, not only giving them a man advantage, but also an empty-net. Riley Reid carefully taking advantage of the opportunity, secured the (4-2) victory for the Minor Peewees. A shutout for Cohen Bedore on Saturday and a victory for Katste Brant on Sunday, congratulations boys!!!
On Deck: A visit to Kingston on Friday evening and a home game in Napanee, versus York-Simcoe Express on Saturday!
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Foley Bus Lines- Minor Midget
The Foley Bus Lines Minor Midget Devils hit the road this past weekend for their annual overnighter versus the Barrie Colts and North Central Predators. In game one on Saturday versus the Colts, the Devils wasted no time as they got out to an early 1-0 lead on the first shift of the game on route to a two goal per period pace to take the contest with a 6-0 final.
After a night spent in Barrie, the 04’s headed north to Rama to take on the Preds in a Sunday afternoon contest. The referee’s apparently wanted to be part of this one as they handed out 70 minutes in penalties in this special teams affair. Fortunately the Devils PK held the fort and kept the contest tied 1-1 until the middle of the game when the Devils went on to score five unanswered to take the game with a 7-2 finish and securing four more crucial points in the standings.
Next Action…..The QRD’s host the Clarington Toros in a spooky Halloween match this Thursday 8:30pm at the Mackay before hitting the road Saturday to finish up their 3 game season series with the Ajax-Pickering Raiders in the Pickering Delaney arena @ 4pm.
McInroy Maines- Major Midget
The Quinte McInroy-Maines Construction Midget Red Devils picked up two wins in league play this week.
The Devils defeated York Simcoe Express 8-5 in Deseronto on Tuesday night.
Lucas Culhane had a big night for the Devils with 3 goals and 3 assists while Nate Burelle added 2 goals and 2 assists. Culhane was Devil of the Day.
On Saturday, the Devils defeated COW 5-1 in Scugog. Zack Brooks led the way with 2 goals while Beckett Palmer-Stephen and Ian Harrison had a goal and an assist. Isaac Uens and Brooks shared Devil of the Day honours. Ethan Fraser was solid in goal in the win.
Complete scoring results for the two games:
Goals: Nate Burelle and Lucas Culhane (3), Aiden Treverton, Zack Brooks and Ian Harrison (2) and Beckett Palmer-Stephen
Assists: Lucas Culhane and Beckett Palmer-Stephen (4), Nate Burelle (3), Ian Harrison, Hunter Hall, Kyle McMechan, Isaac Uens and Cayde Culhane
World Elite Training- Major Atom
The World Elite Training Quinte Atom’s faced off against Peterborough in a mid-week show down in Madoc.
Peterborough scored near the end of the first period. During the second period, Chase Cybulskie got things started by slipping one past the goalie’s pads to tie the game. Further goals in the second period by Pierson Clute, Keegan Goulah and Cybulskie had the Devils up 4-1. The third period began with a goal by Brayden Davidson, rebounds popped in by Wyatt Whalen and Camden Sloan and goals scored by Ty Leavitt and Maclean Chisholm. Strong goal tending by Charlie Vos who got the 9-2 win in net. Assists went to: Whalen, Blake Munnings (x2), Clute, Jake Gawley, Goulah, Seth Scaletta and Davidson.
For their second home game of the week, Quinte hosted the undefeated Richmond Hill Coyotes. It was an exciting game of hockey, Quinte’s lone goal came from Ryan Foley to Nate Rashotte who fired it top corner past the goalie. Lilyana Reid was outstanding in net and lead the team to the 1-0 win against the Coyotes.
On Deck: Quinte faces off with Peterborough before heading to Toronto for The Shanahan International Tournament for the weekend.