The U11’s had a good run at the OMHA Championship tournament in Kingston but fell one game shy.
To start round robin play on Friday morning, they faced their league rivals the Whitby Wildcats. Quinte came out strong and won by a score of 5-0.
Scoring for the Red Devils were Will Beebe, Max Norton, Ryker Thompson, Evan Andrews and Cohen Reid.
Assisting on the goals were Kash Nelson (3), Noah Gilchrist (2), Beebe, Norton and Andrews.
Nelson was named the Player of the Game and Blake Laurin picked up the shut out in net and was the Devil of the Day.
Friday afternoon they were up against the Hamilton Steel. Quinte once again posted another shit out in a 3-0 win.
Scoring for the Red Devils were Will Beebe, Max Norton and Evan Andrews.
Norton picked up the games lone assist.
Lily Groeneveld was in net for the shut out. Malkin Courtney was named the Player of the Game and Noah Gilchrist was the Devil of the Day.
Saturday morning they had their last round robin game against the Credit River Capitals. Quinte skated to a 6-2 win. This booked their spot in Sunday’s semi finals.
Scoring for the Red Devils were Jaxon Elrick (2), Ryker Thompson, Max Norton, Evan Andrews and Will Beebe.
Picking up assists were Cohen Reid (2), Elrick, Malkin Courtney, Graydon Tucker, Sebastian Smit, Matt Dawson and Kash Nelson.
Blake Laurin picked up the win in net. Elrick was the Player of the Game and Thompson was named the Devil of the Day.
Sunday morning in their semi final match up they were up against another league rival in the Kingston Jr. Gaels. The Red Devils won by a score of 5-0.
Scoring Quinte’s goals were Evan Andrews (2), Cohen Reid, Will Beebe and Mac Brown.
Assisting on the goals were Reid, Beebe, Brown, Ryker Thompson and Jaxon Elrick.
Lily Groeneveld was in net for the shut out and was also named Player of the Game. Brown was the Devil of the Day.
In the finals they were up against the Hamilton Steel. It wasn’t the Devils day as they fell 7-3.
Scoring for Quinte were Noah Gilchrist (2) and Evan Andrews.
Picking up assists were Andrews and max Norton.
Andrews was named Player of the Game.