Here is the Weekly Report for the week ending Sunday Oct 13, 2024...
The Bonn Law QRD U14 AAA were The Wendy Dufton Tournament Champions this past weekend, with amazing teamwork all around!!
On Deck: The Bonn law QRD U14 AAA Team is excited to play Sat Oct 19 at the Wellness Centre in Belleville 3:15pm v Markham, and Sun Oct 20 in Campbellford 12pm v York-Simcoe
The Madison Excavating U13s
Tough Weekend on the Road for the Madison Excavating QRD U13s
Friday, October 11th, @ Barrie Jr. Colts
The Madison Excavating QRD U13s travelled to Barrie on Friday to challenge the Barrie Jr. Colts. Barrie set the tone early, scoring two goals in the first period, with the second coming on a power play. They extended their lead with a third goal in the second period. In the final frame, Barrie added four more goals, including two on power plays. QRD’s Kaiden Sprackett, assisted by Cooper Plumley and Blake McManus, managed to find the back of the net, but no further goals would come from Quinte. Barrie finished the game with an empty-net goal, solidifying the 7-1 loss for the Devils. Benjamin Larmer and Hayden Tripp shared netminding duties and put forth a strong effort.
Saturday, October 12th, @ Barrie Jr. Colts
On Saturday in Innisfil, once more facing off against the Barrie Jr. Colts, the Madison Excavating QRD U13s skated away with another unfortunate loss. The first period ended without any goals, setting the stage for an exciting second. The Devils broke the deadlock with Coulter Watson’s goal, assisted by Blake McManus. Watson and Cooper Plumley then set Blake Milne up for a second goal at the 10:17 mark, momentarily putting Quinte ahead. Barrie responded with three consecutive goals, taking a 3-2 lead into the final period. The Devils tied it at three when Dylan Chalk scored, assisted by Kade Osterhout and Everett Brown. Barrie, however, managed two late goals, securing a 5-3 victory. In net, Hayden Tripp worked hard to help keep the game close.
Sunday, October 13th, @ North Central Predators
Ending the weekend in Rama, the Madison Excavating QRD U13s matched with the North Central Predators, in what would end up being Quinte’s third loss of the weekend. After a scoreless first period, the Predators took control in the second, scoring four consecutive goals. The Devils attempted to find their rhythm, but could not respond to the relentless pressure. In the final period, North Central added an empty netter, ending in a 5-0 loss for the Devils. Goaltender, Benjamin Larmer, showed resilience during a challenging game.
Coach’s Corner with Head Coach, Scoley Dow:
“Tough weekend for the group, but a great effort from everyone.”
Next Up: Saturday, October 26th at 12:30 pm vs. the Central Ontario Wolves (Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre - Mackay Insurance Pad), followed by a game on Sunday, October 27th at 12:00 pm vs. the Peterborough Petes (Campbellford Sunny Life Recreation and Wellness Centre).
The 417 Bus Lines U12 Red Devils are 5-0 In League Play. Thursday night in Baltimore they had their home opener against the Peterborough Petes and Saturday they travelled to Oshawa to take on the North Shore Whitecaps. Thursday, October 10: 7-2 win vs Peterborough. Saturday, October 12: 3-1 win vs North Shore.
On Deck: The 417 Bus Lines U12 Red Devils have two games this week. Friday, they hit the road to take on the Kingston Jr. Gaels andSaturday they are part of Quinte Day, when they host the MarkhamWaxers at 1:30pm at the Mackay.
The Breakaway Fuels U11 Red Devils Come Home with 5 of 6 Points
This weekend saw the Breakaway Fuels U11 Red Devils head north for three games in three days.
Friday night saw the boys arrive in Orillia to face the North Central Predators. Despite the long drive this one was all Quinte with the Devils scoring 2 in the first, 5 in the second and 2 more in the third to come away with a 9-1 win. Scoring in this one was Jayden Stehlik (2), Jackson Simpson, Kai Mackie, Evan VanEgmond, Tripp Plumley, Ethan Dowling, Kolton Solmes, and Jared Russell. Assists went to Reid Haley (2), Mackie (2), Dowling, Solmes, VanEgmond, Plumley, Avery Thickson and Wade Robinson. Deacon Vos was strong in the pipes for the win. VanEgmond took home player of the game honours.
Saturday afternoon the kids had a rematch of last years OMHA finals with a tough Barrie Colts team. The young Devils got things going half way through the first when Mackie bulged the twine. Assists went to Solmes and Dowling. Ryder Bradford would extend the lead before the end of the first with a nice point shot assisted by Stehlik and Greyson Rennie. The Colts would cut the lead in half just a minute into the second period. It would stay that way until the Devils would score two goals in 30 seconds to close out the second period. First was Solmes from Dowling and Mackie and then Mackie from Charlie Dwyer. Dowling would make it 5-1 half way through the third from Solmes and Dwyer quickly followed by a goal by Plumley just 20 seconds later. That would be all they needed and the game would end 6-2. Jordan Andrews stood tall for the entire game to get the win in net. Kolton Solmes was named player of the game.
Sunday saw the same two teams battle each other again. As expected Barrie came to play and would take a 2-0 lead just three and half minutes into the game. This one was a penalty filled affair but the young Devils continued to battle back. Jackson Simpson would make it 2-1 with just over five minutes left in the second but Barrie would mange to score a powerplay goal with just 33 seconds left in the second to regain their two goal lead. The Breakaway Fuels boys dug deep and played a great third period and were able to battle back and score two goals one by Solmes and Simpsons second of the game would tie it with 8 mins left. The last 8 minutes had lots of exciting action but neither team was able to score and this one ended in a 3-3 tie. Deacon Vos preserved the tie with several big saves during a couple of 5 on 3 penalty kills. Wade Robinson took home player of the game.
On Deck has the team playing their first home game of the season on Saturday at noon vs the Peterborough Petes on the Mackay Pad, before they hit the road for a Sunday afternoon game in Woodville against the Central Ontario Wolves.
The Free Flow Petroleum U10 AAA Red Devils kicked off their regular season with 2 wins this past weekend.
On Saturday, The Red Devils hosted The Barrie Jr. Colts at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre to start their regular season play. The Devils came out flying, with Beckham Nightingale opening scoring early in the first, assisted by Pearce McCormick. Mason Kolga earned the Devils their second goal of the game, with Beckham Nightingale (assisted by Walker Elrick) and Mason Cooke (assisted by Austin Baily and Miles Garrison) making the score 4-0 heading into the second. The Devils kept rolling to an 8-0 victory, with goals by Jase Sage, Bentley May (2) and Blake Unger. Assists from Beckham Nightingale, Maskon Kolga, Mason Cooke (2) and Walker Elrick. Earning his first win and shutout of the season, was Finn Harvey. Devil of the Game: Beckham Nightingale
On Sunday, the Barrie Jr. Colts met the Red Devils for a rematch in Madoc at 2pm. In a tight first period, Daniel Lalonde opened the scoring, assisted by Pearce McCormick, seeing QRD up 1-0 at the end of the period. With the Colts goalie making lots of great saves on Quinte throughout the 2nd, Pearce McCormick, assisted by Blake Unger and Daniel Lalonde, snuck one by making it 2-0, heading into the 3rd. The Red Devils would strike again with goals by Bentley May (assisted by Mason Cooke) and Walker Elrick (assisted by Mason Cooke and Mason Kolga), ending the game in a 4-1 victory for Quinte. In net, Emerson Courtney earned his first win of the regular season. Devil of the Game: Daniel Lalonde
On Deck: The Free Flow Petroleum QRD U10 AAA team hosts the Peterborough Petes at the QSWC, on “QRD DAY”, Saturday, October 19th at 10:30am. We have paired with the U11’s and U12’s to host a variety of fundraising activities in support of Hockey Fights Cancer. On Sunday, the U10’s face the York Simcoe Express in Madoc. Puck drop is at 2pm. We hope to see you next weekend!
The Jason’s Moving U18 Red Devils
Despite a valiant effort, against the North Shore Whitecaps, the team came up short this past weekend taking a 4-1 loss. Bird was the sole goal scorer, with Gulliver & Grant assisting, and Bowlby in nets.
On Deck: The Red Devils will be in Ottawa next weekend for the Sen Showcase Tournament!
The Environmental 360 Solutions U16 AAA Red Devils look good at early-season tournaments!
They participated in The Wendy Dufton Memorial AAA Hockey Tournament at the Western Fair Sports Centre in London on the weekend, posting a respectable 2-and-2 record with their only two losses coming to the eventual champion and runner-up.
Quinte finished third in their six-team division during the round-robin segment of the U16 portion of the tournament, beating the Markham Waxers 3-1 and the Brantford 99ers 4-3, but losing to Detroit Little Caesars 5-2, after holding a 2-0 lead in the first period and dropping a 2-1 decision to the Toronto Junior Canadians.
Quinte opened the tournament Thursday, taking a 2-0 lead against Little Caesar's on goals by Mac Chisholm and Ty Leavitt in the first period of the 5-2 loss. Blake Munnings assisted on Chisholm’s goal.
In the 3-1 win over Markham on Friday, the Red Devils scored a goal in each period with the winner coming on a Munnings marker in the second set to break a 1-1 tie. Nate Rashotte and Cole Rowat picked up assists on the play while Leavitt and Isaac Tracze rounded out Quinte’s scoring. Chisholm, Wyatt Whalen and Pierson Clute also supplied assists.
Later the same day Nick Colson’s unassisted goal early in the game gave the Red Devils a 1-0 lead over the Junior Canadians, but the Toronto team netted two goals of their own in the final five minutes of the third period to steal the 2-1 victory.
Saturday’s match against Brantford was decided when Munnings scored with one second remaining in the game to hand his team the 4-3 win. Henry Fisher, Ryan Foley and Chisholm counted Quinte’s other goals with assists coming from Ryan Sherwin, Tracze, Colson and Clute.
Lily Reid and Ayden Mullen shared the Devils’ goaltending duties, playing two games apiece.
The Wendy Dufton was the second tournament of the fall for the U16 Red Devils. Prior to London, they were in North York for the Toronto Titans Tournament, which ran from September 26-29, where they finished in a second-place tie in their division, sporting the same 2-and-2 record.
In that one, Quinte beat the Niagara North Stars and Oakland Junior Grizzlies after losing to the Guelph Gryphons and Toronto Marlboros.
On Deck: Thurs, 9:15pm Oct 17 @ Central Ontario Wolves, Wellness Centre Belleville Sat Oct 19 v Peterborough Petes, 4:30pm Oct 20 @ York-Simcoe Express
The Gillespie's Tree Service U15 Red Devils
The Gillespie's Tree Service U15 Red Devils squad saw their lone game action this week in their home opener on Saturday taking on the Ajax-Pickering Raiders at the Wellness Centre. The squad got on the board in the 1st period on the power play off the stick of Lauchlan Whelan after a nice feed from Andrew Laurin and Spencer Harold. Whelan kept hammering in the 2nd period netting two more markers to round out the hat trick. Harold and Jack Beebe picked up assists on the 2nd goal and Jack Sutton and Noah Kennedy with helpers on the 3rd. Austin Preston added a goal of his own in the 3rd period banging in a Jax Martin rebound on the power play to round out the QRD offensive attack. The Raiders answered back with a goal off a bad bounce spoiling an otherwise sterling outing for Nathan Ferriss in net.
On Deck: The team squares off against the North Central Predators at home next Saturday before hitting the road to Markham to take on the Waxers on Sunday. Home game puck drop is 4:30pm on Saturday on the Mackay Pad at the Wellness Centre and the action gets under way at 4pm on Sunday at the Tom Graham Arena on the West pad.