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The Jason’s Moving U18 Red Devils are on a 4-game winning streak: they won both games in their Niagra Falls OMHA AAA Showcase Crossover this past weekend. The Timmins Majors was the first team to fall to the Devils with a 4-2 score. Asimis (Moore, MacDonald), Harvey (Lesser, Gulliver), Moore (Koutoulides, Doyle), Koutroulides (Babbs, Doyle), all added to the game sheet, and Bolwby was the winning goaltender. Next it was the Oakville Rangers’ turn to loose, in a close match-up. Koutroulides (Doyle, Lesser) was the first to score. Then Moorsie (Koutroulides) made if 2-0. Next the Rangers stepped-up to make it 2-1. Moore (Koutroulides) scored again for a 3-1 lead, but the Rangers fought back with another goal, 3-2. With only 49 seconds left in the 3rd, Rangers took advantage of Quinte’s penalty, pulled their goalie for a 6 on 4 advantage, and it paid off in a 3-3 score. The Devils pulled out a win in an exciting OT hat trick-goal by Moore (Koutroulides). Bales was the winning tendy.
On Deck: The team will host the North Shore Whitecaps at 8:30pm this Wed Nov 20, and have 2 away games this weekend: Nov 23 @ Whitby Wildcats, and Nov 24 @ Ajax-Pickering Raiders.
The Environmental 360 Solutions U16 AAA Red Devils
A Sunday win in Rama followed a home-ice split in Belleville as the Devils went 2-and-1 over the past week to keep fourth place in the OMHA East Conference. Quinte won at the FDC on Wednesday 9-2 over the Central Ontario Wolves then lost on the CAA pad 6-4 to the first-place York-Simcoe Express before winning a 3-1 decision on the road Sunday against the North Central Predators. With the victory in Rama over the Preds the Red Devils climbed to 17 points; just one shy of third-place Ajax-Pickering, three back of Barrie and five behind front-running York Simcoe.
Cole Rowat and Wyatt Whalen gave Quinte a 2-0 lead in the first period in North Central, with Whalen’s goal going down as the shorthanded winner. After the Predators put one past Ayden Mullen in the second period for their only goal, Mac Chisholm added some insurance for the Devils with an unassisted tally in the third. Gathering assists were Ryan Foley, Blake Munnings, Jake Gawley and Lauchlan Whelan.
During the game at the CAA on Saturday the Red Devils led 1-0 early and were up 3-1 after two periods but it wasn’t enough to hold off a late Express rally as York-Simcoe outscored Quinte 5-1 in the third period to steal the 6-4 win.
Ty Leavitt potted the Devils first two goals and Henry Fisher gave them the 3-1 lead as time wound down in the second period, but the third was all York-Simcoe. After the Express had tied it 3-3, Isaac Tracze regained a one-goal Quinte lead at 16:23 before the visitors scored three more goals over the final three minutes, finishing up the comeback with an empty-netter at 19:59 while Mullen sat on the bench in favour of an extra attacker. Cole Coughlan, Nate Rashotte, Pierson Clute, Seth Scaletta, Ryan Foley, Gawley and Chisholm supplied an assist apiece.
To open the week Wednesday at the FDC the Red Devils got two-goal performances from Leavitt and Munnings with three points coming from Chase Cybulskie, Chisholm and Leavitt. Chisholm and Cybulskie netted one each with Whalen, Foley and Rashotte rounding out the Devils scoring. Ryan Sherwin, Coughlan, Clute and Gawley had single assists while Lily Reid was in net for the winners in the 9-2 beating of Central Ontario.
Quinte set the pace early in this one jumping to a 4-0 lead by the ten-minute mark of the first period. They led 5-1 by the end of the set. The Devils continued the onslaught in the middle frame, stretching a 5-2 lead into a commanding 8-2 advantage, with their final two goals of the period coming only 22 seconds apart with just over two minutes left on the clock. They couldn’t hit double figures, however, scoring one lone goal in the third period.
On Deck…the U16s play twice this week, first travelling to Scugog for a Saturday night game in Central Ontario against the Wolves before playing at home the next day. Sunday’s home game takes place in Tweed when the Red Devils treat the local fans there with a rare appearance at the Community Centre. They’ll host the Whitby Wildcats at 3 pm
The Gillespie’s Tree Service U15 Red Devils saw their only game action this week in a Saturday afternoon home contest with the Whitby Wildcats. A slow first period for both teams saw a 0-0 draw after 1. The Quinte offense exploded in the 2nd period. Lauchlan Whelan got the ball rolling on a great faceoff play from Andrew Laurin and just over a minute later John Korver tapped in a Lawson Minifie rebound after a great zone entry by Ewan Dahle. Jax Martin got in on the scoring in the 2nd knocking in a rebound from Whelan and Laurin. Laurin finished off the 2nd with a great solo effort on the penalty kill to bring the lead to 4-0 for the home side. Whitby would get two back in the 3rd before Jack Sutton iced the game with a shot into the empty net for his first goal as a Red Devil. Nate Ferriss picked up the win in net.
The team travels to Scugog to take on Central Ontario next Saturday and to Peterborough next Sunday for their first 2 of four games over a busy eight days.
The Bonn Law QRD U14 Team picked up 2 more wins at home this weekend, to improve to 11-1 in league play.
On Friday Evening, The Red Devils hosted The NorthShore Whitecaps to a tilt in Warkworth. After a back and forth, scoreless first period, it was Austin Simpson who opened up the scoring in the game with a rocket from the point. The Whitecaps would tie the game at one, before the end of the second, but the Devils went to work in the third, scoring three unanswered goals to win the game 4-1. James Gullage scored the game winner midway through the 3rd period, from Kyler Patterson and Brody Grant. Rowyn Haley put his team up by two and Mason Whalen added an empty net goal to round out the scoring. Also adding assists in the game: Rowyn Haley, Austin Pettey (2), Cameron Stevens and Mason Whalen. Matthew Travers was sharp in net for the win.
On Saturday, The Devils hosted The Whitby Wildcats to a game at The Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre. The boys got off to a great start, and kept their foot on the gas until the final buzzer, on their way to a 6-0 win. Dax Sage was solid between the pipes to earn the shutout. James Gullage and Brody Grant each had a pair of goals in the game. Also lighting the lamp in the win; Miller Nicholson and Rowyn Haley. Chipping in with helpers on the goals; Holden Goulah (2), Gullage (2), Whalen, Patterson, Thomas Marsden and Tyler Martin.
On Deck: The Bonn Law QRD U14 Team will travel to Scugog on Saturday November 23rd to take on The Central Ontario Wolves.
Madison Excavating U13s Looking to Improve for Next Weekend
Saturday, November 16th, vs. Barrie Jr. Colts
The Madison Excavating QRD U13s kicked off the weekend on home ice against the undefeated Barrie Jr. Colts. The Colts opened the scoring under three minutes into the first period, to which Quinte’s Kade Osterhout, assisted by Everett Brown and Coulter Watson, quickly responded. Barrie added two more goals in the first, however, to take a 3-1 lead into the second. Goals from Barrie in the second and third periods sealed the 5-1 loss for the Devils. Ben Larmer was solid in net and made some well-calculated saves to keep his team in it.
Sunday, November 17th, @ York-Simcoe Express
The U13s then travelled to Aurora for a tilt against the York-Simcoe Express on Sunday afternoon. The York-Simcoe Express cruised to a 6-0 victory over QRD. In net, Hayden Tripp battled hard against the relentless York-Simcoe attack.
Next Up: Thursday, November 21st at 7:00pm vs. Northshore Whitecaps (Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre in Belleville – Mackay Insurance Pad), Saturday, November 23rd at 5:45pm @ Ajax-Pickering Raiders.
The 417 Bus Lines U12 Red Devils Keep Rolling
The team won their lone game of the week, to improve their league record to 10-0.
Thursday they were at home, in Baltimore against the Peterborough Petes. Quinte won by a score of 8-1.
ON DECK: The 417 Bus Lines U12 Red Devils have three home games on tap this week.
Thursday, November 21 vs. North Shore Whitecaps at 6pm in Baltimore
Saturday, November 23 vs Barrie Jr. Colts at 12pm in Campbellford
Sunday November 24 vs Barrie Jr. Colts at 2pm in Campbellford.
The Breakaway Fuels U11 Red Devils Win at Home and Tie on the Road
This weekend the Breakaway Fuels U11 red devils grabbed 3 of 4 points in league play.
Saturday had the young devils start the day with a Hockey Fights Cancer bottle drive which raised over two thousand dollars for the Dr. Douglas MacIntosh cancer clinic at BGH.
Following the bottle drive the boys hit the ice against the Barrie Colts. This one started out sloppy for the devils and they spotted the Colts a two goal lead in the first period. The troops rebounded nicely in the second scoring three straight power play goals to take the lead heading to the third. Scoring was done by Kai Mackie (Ethan Dowling), Jackson Simpson (Mackie), Tripp Plumley (Kolton Solmes, Reid Haley). The third period was fast paced with several chances at both ends. The Devils finished the game with two late empty net goals by Wade Robinson unassisted and Charlie Dwyer with an assist going to goalie Jordan Andrews. Jared Russell would earn the player of the game for a solid defensive game and Jordan Andrews would get the win in net.
Sunday the group headed to Clarington to play the North Shore Whitecaps. This game was penalty filled and saw a total of thirty four minutes called between the two teams.
This one would end in a 2-2 tie. Scoring for the Devils was Plumley from Simpson and Dowling from Wade Robison and Mackie. Deacon Vos would get the tie and made several big saves while the boys in front of him did their best to kill off 18 minutes in penalties. Tripp Plumley would take home the player of the game fork for his relentless pressure in both ends of the rink.
On Deck has the Breakaway Fuels boys play the Ajax Pickering Raiders next Saturday at 1pm at the Keeler Centre in Colborne
Tough Weekend for the Free Flow Petroleum U10 AAA Red Devils
The Free Flow Petroleum QRD U10 AAA went 1-2 in league play this weekend.
The U10s faced off against the Whitby Wildcats on Thursday night at RCAF in Trenton. With Emerson Courtney between the pipes, The Red Devils came out strong in the 1st period, making key defensive plays and creating some nice offensive chances that kept the game close, with Whitby leading 1-0 at the buzzer. Some penalty trouble in the 2rd left the The Devils short handed, with Whitby taking advantage, and leading 3-0 after 2 periods. Whitby would find the back of the net 3 more times in the 3rd period, with Quinte’s lone goal being scored by Blake Unger on an awesome pass from Bentley May. Mason Kolga also picked up an assist on the play. The final score was 6-1 Whitby.
On Saturday, the Red Devils traveled to Ajax to meet the Raider’s for the first time in league play this season. With Finn Harvey in net, Quinte dominated the game from start to finish, seeing the score 12-2 at the final buzzer. Goals were picked up by Mason Cooke (3), Hudson Silverburg, Beckham Nightingale, Blake Unger, Mason Kolga, Jase Sage, Bodhi Yearwood, Pearce McCormick, Austin Baily and Walker Elrick. Chipping in with assists in the game were Bentley May, Pearce McCormick, Bodhi Yearwood, Mason Kolga, Austin Baily, Walker Elrick, Jase Sage and Hudson Silverburg. Devil of the Game: Mason Cooke
The U10s met the York-Simcoe Express on Sunday, in their second match up of the season, with Emerson Courtney in net. In a game riddled with penalties, the Devils fell short, losing 6-2. Quinte’s 2 goals would come in the 3rd period from Blake Unger (assisted by Lucas Fraser) and Pearce McCormick (assisted by Felix Charbonneau).
On Deck: The U10 Red Devils travel to Woodville on Saturday to face off against the Central Ontario Wolves (puck-drop 1:30pm) and then meet The Kingston Jr. Gaels on Sunday in Campbellford (12 pm).
