Here is the QRD Weekly Report for the week ending Sunday November 3...
The Breakaway Fuels U11 Red Devils Win Lone Game on Weekend
The U11 Red Devils hosted the Markham Waxers on Saturday in the CAA rink.
The Red Devils struck first when Kai Mackie tipped home a point shot from Wade Robinson three minutes into the first. Kolton Solmes picked up the second assist. Four minutes later Evan VanEgmond found the back of the net with an unassisted goal. The first period would end 2-0.
Quinte blew the doors open in the second scoring five straight before surrendering a late goal. Goals went to Mackie (2) to complete the hat trick, Solmes, VanEgmond and Tripp Plumley. Assists in the second went to Ryder Bradford, Ethan Dowling, Robinson, Reid Haley and Jackson Simpson. The Devils would add another in the third by Solmes with assists to Bradford and Dowling and walk away with a convincing 8-2 win.
On Deck has the young Devils travelling to St. Andrews College next Saturday to take on the York Simcoe Express.
The Free Flow Petroleum U10 AAA Red Devils hit the road this weekend, heading north to face the North Central Predators and Barrie Jr. Colts.
The Red Devils opened up their road trip on Friday Night against The North Central Predators, winning 7-1. With Finn Harvey between the pipes for Quinte, goals were scored by Bodhi Yearwood, Mason Cooke, Pearce McCormick, Beckham Nightingale, Bentley May and Jase Sage. Chipping in with assists were Beckham Nightingale, Jase Sage, Walker Elrick, Blake Unger, Pearce McCormick, Mason Cooke, Felix Charbonneau, Bentley May and Austin Baily. Devil of the Game: Miles Garrison
QRD added another 2 points on Saturday with an 8-4 win over the Barrie Jr. Colts, With Emerson Courtney in net, lighting the lamp for the Devils were Beckham Nightingale, Walker Elrick, Daniel Lalonde, Jase Sage and Mason Cooke. Picking up assists were Austin Baily, Lucas Fraser, Blake Unger, Bodhi Yearwood, Mason Kolga, Mason Cooke, Beckham Nightingale and Pearce McCormick. Devil of the Game: Austin Baily
In an offensive game on Sunday, the team once again met up with the North Central Predators, earning their way to a 9-1 victory. Goals were scored by Unger, Sage, Nightingale, Cooke and McCormick. Assists were picked up by Lalonde, Yearwood, Baily, Nightingale, McCormik, May and Sage. Devil of the Game: Felix Charbonneau
The U10s also enjoyed some down time as a group and traveled home with 3 more solid wins, improving their season record to 7-2-0.
On Deck: The Free Flow Petroleum QRD U10 AAA team will host the Whitby Wildcats next Saturday, November 9th, at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre (puck drop: 12:30pm). We will also be hosting a bottle drive (drop-off at QSWC between 10-12pm) with all proceeds going towards Hockey Fights Cancer. We hope to see you!
The Jason’s Moving U18 Red Devils experienced a Cornell trip. This weekend involved a campus tour, tail-gaiting BBQ & a game v North Dakota, where Cornell came out on top.
On Deck: 2 home games at the Wellness Centre in Belleville v the North Central Predators. Sat 5:45pm at Mackey Insurance, and Sun 1:30pm on the CAA pad.
The Environmental 360 Solutions U16 AAA Red Devils find themselves involved in a four-team logjam at the top of the OMHA East after picking up two wins in three starts over the past week.
Quinte routed the North Shore White Caps 6-2 in Darlington Thursday and thumped the North Central Predators 7-3 at home on Saturday to remain in third place heading into Sunday’s game against the fourth-place Ajax-Pickering Raiders. But a 4-3 loss in Ajax dropped the Devils one point back of the Raiders and into fourth place with 13 points. Despite the loss Quinte trails front-running Barrie and York-Simcoe by just three points.
The Red Devils got a goal each from Nate Rashotte, Cole Coughlan and Mac Chisholm in Ajax with Rashotte’s goal coming with 38 seconds left in the first period on the powerplay, evening the count 1-1 before the Raiders took 3-1 and 4-2 leads in the second set. Chisholm lifted Quinte to within a goal with 48 seconds to go in the period then Devils’ goalie Lily Reid and her counterpart at the other end of the rink blanked all shooters in the third. Blake Munnings, Henry Fisher and Isaac Tracze had an assist apiece for Quinte.
The North Central Predators were 7-3 losers in Belleville Saturday against the Devils at the CAA Arena. Quinte’s powerplay accounted for three goals with two coming just 2:02 apart late in the first period.
The Devils fell behind 1-0 in the opening set but led 2-1 at the end of the period on goals from Ty Leavitt and Ryan Sherwin, both coming with the extra attacker. Nick Colson and Ryan Foley scored to put Quinte ahead 4-1 with the second period’s only two goals. After the Predators cut the Devils lead in half early in the third, Cole Rowat and Tracze upped the count to 6-2 before Foley’s second goal, the Red Devils’ third on the power play, came 61 seconds after North Central had narrowed the gap to 6-3. Foley (one assist) and Leavitt (two helpers) had three points each while Munnings (2), Chisholm (2), Tracze, Rowat, Rashotte and Jake Gawley also assisted for the winners. Ayden Mullens took the win in net.
In Darlington Thursday the Red Devils notched three goals in the third period to turn a 2-0 lead into a 6-2 victory over North Shore. Quinte scored once in each of the first two periods before Foley gave them a 3-0 lead with the eventual winner at 1:11 of the third. The White Caps finally ruined Reid’s shutout bid at 4:55 of the final frame, but that’s as close as they’d get.
Leavitt and Seth Scaletta scored minutes later, just minutes apart, to extend the Red Devils lead to 5-1, then Rashotte made it 6-2 late in the final period with his second goal of the contest. Pierson Clute had a goal and two assists for Quinte with Scaletta also registering a three-point night. Chase Cybulskie, Chisholm, Tracze, Foley and Leavitt chipped in with an assist each.
On Deck: This coming weekend the U16 Red Devils will play two games in Bowmanville at the OMHA loop’s Showcase Crossover Event. They’ll faceoff Friday against NOHA Team-1 prior to a Saturday encounter with the Halton Hurricanes, the OMHA’s top team at 9-and-2.
The Gillespie's Tree Service U15 Red Devils travelled to Whitby to take on the Wildcats on Friday night in their only game action of the weekend. In their first meeting of the year both teams spent most of the first period feeling each other out looking for an advantage. Just at the buzzer, Austin Preston got the ball rolling for QRD scoring off a nice cross ice feed from Coen Lowry after some hard work along the boards by Andrew Laurin winning a puck battle and starting the whole sequence. The team kept their foot on the gas moving forward with Spencer Harold getting the puck to Laurin for a shot off the half wall and Trent Clow burying the rebound for a power play marker. The 2nd frame ended 2-0 before the group put the icing on the cake in the 3rd. Clow hit Lawson Minifie with a great breakout pass and he slid it across the ice to Jax Martin who promptly undressed the D and buried his first of the game. Next to get on the scoresheet, Andrew Dewar hit Ewan Dahle with a nice bank pass and Dahle sniped the team's 4th goal of the game. To round out the scoring Minifie won a puck battle at the offensive blue line and dropped it to Clow who walked off the wall and went bar down from just outside the top of the circles for a 5-0 win. Nathan Ferriss was outstanding tending the goal and picked up his first league shutout of the season.
The gang takes a break from league play this week while attending the Ottawa Myers Automotive AAA Shootout in the Nation's Capital. The Red Devils get started with a pair of games against the Ottawa Jr 67s and Waterloo Wolves on Friday and a second set of games against the Ottawa Valley Titans and the vaunted Don Mills Flyers on Saturday. We are looking forward to this challenging weekend!
The Bonn Law QRD U14 Red Devils are looking to maintain their 8-0 record in league play:
On Deck: The Red Devils will play the Whitby Wildcats at the Wellness Centre this Saturday Nov 9th @ 2pm, and an away game Sun Nov 10 @ York-Simcoe Express.
Single Weekend Game Ends in a Draw for The Madison Excavating U13s
The Madison Excavating QRD U13s had a single game this past weekend, where they faced off against the North Shore Whitecaps in Oshawa on Saturday evening. The Whitecaps struck early, scoring just twenty-two seconds into the game. With only three minutes left in the first period, QRD’s Dylan Chalk answered with a shorthanded goal, assisted by Blake Milne, evening the score at one apiece. In the second period, the Whitecaps regained the lead at the 13:36 mark, but QRD’s Robbie Robinson tied it up with a goal midway through, assisted by Milne and Jack Seeney. Despite both teams pressing in the final period, neither could break the deadlock. Hayden Tripp was solid in net for Quinte, helping his team secure the hard-fought 2-2 tie.
Coach’s Corner with Head Coach, Andrew Brown:
“A hard-earned point from the team; we worked hard as a group and look to continue to improve every day. Thanks to the group for great commitment so far.”
Next Up: From Friday, November 8th - Sunday, November 10th, the team will be competing in the 21st Ottawa Myers Automotive AAA Shootout Tournament in Ottawa.
The 417 Bus Lines U12 Red Devils Are Still Undefeated in League Play
The team won their lone game of the week, to improve their league record to 8-0
Saturday they had a home game at the new rink in Campbellford and skated to a 8-2 win over the North Central Predators.
ON DECK: Sunday, they travel to St. Andrew’s College to take on the York-Simcoe Express, in their only game of the week.