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Madison Excavating U13 AAA Quinte Red Devils Battle to a Thrilling Tie Against York-Simcoe Express
Sunday, December 15th, @ York-Simcoe Express
On Sunday afternoon, the Madison Excavating U13 AAA Quinte Red Devils travelled to Aurora to face off against the York-Simcoe Express. YSE came out buzzing, lighting the lamp just three minutes in, to take an early lead. Quinte responded on the power play at the 5:59 mark, as Everett Brown buried a beauty, set up by Blake McManus and Kade Osterhout. Just forty-six seconds later, Blake Milne cashed in with help from Hewett Tejnor and Kaiden Sprackett, to give QRD a 2-1 edge. York-Simcoe, however, evened the score with fifty-nine seconds left in the first. In the second period, YSE struck again, carrying a one-goal lead to the third period. After a gritty, hard-working shift, Sprackett evened the game at three a piece in the third period, with helpers going to Max Bucknell and Milne. Hayden Tripp made some key saves for QRD late in the game, helping his team earn the hard-fought 3-3 tie.
On Deck: Saturday, January 11th at 12:30 pm vs. York-Simcoe Express (Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre in Belleville – Mackay Insurance Pad), followed by a game on Sunday, January 12th at 4:00 pm @ Whitby Wildcats (Iroquois Park Sports Centre in Whitby – Rink 3).
The 417 Bus Lines U12 AAA Quinte Red Devils Have A Six Point Week
The team won all three games this past week and improved their league record to 15-0-1.
Thursday – 6-2 win vs. Ajax-Pickering Raiders
Friday – 6-0 win vs. Markham Waxers
Sunday – 5-3 win vs. Whitby Wildcats
On Deck: The 417 Bus Lines U12 Quinte Red Devils are in Campbellford on Sunday at Noon, to take on the Central Ontario Wolves
Breakaway Fuels U11 AAA Quinte Red Devils Continue Strong Play
The Breakaway Fuels Quinte U11 Red Devils carried last weekends strong play at the Silver Stick into league play and picked up another four points.
Saturday they played host to the Ajax-Pickering Raiders at the Keeler Centre in Colborne. The first period was a hard fought ten minutes and a power play goal with just over one minute left by Kai Mackie from Jackson Simpson and Ethan Dowling was the only goal. In the second the young devils took over and scored four straight before the Raiders would answer. Goals in the second came from Tripp Plumley (2), Jayden Stehlik and Evan VanEgmond. Reid Haley picked up two assists in the period. Heading into the third with a comfortable 5-1 lead the boys kept pushing hard and would manage three more goals to walk away with a convincing 8-1 win. Scoring in the third was Wade Robinson, Greyson Rennie and Simpson. Assists went to Dowling and Mackie. Jordan Andrews stood tall in the pipes and Kolton Solmes took home player of the game for a sold, hard working game from start to finish.
Sunday the Breakaway boys headed to Markham to face the Waxers. Just like on Saturday the first period was a tight checking affair with Simpson scoring the only goal with just one second left in the period on the power play. Robinson picked up the helper. The second period saw teams exchange goals with Plumley scoring from Haley. The tight checking game continued into the third and the Waxers battled to the final buzzer but came up short and the Devils grabbed their second win of the weekend with a 5-2 final. Scoring in the third was Ryder Bradford from Avery Thickson, Mackie unassisted and Simpson from Mackie and Dowling. Deacon Vos stopped several shots to keep the Devils in the lead and Avery Thickson headed home with the Devils fork for player of the game.
On Deck: The U11 Red Devils have their final weekend of league play before the holiday break when they host the Greater Kingston Junior Gaels on Saturday in Colborne and then head to Whitby on Sunday to face the Wildcats.
The Free Flow Petroleum U10 AAA Quinte Red Devils Pick Up 5 of 6 Points On the Weekend
The Free Flow Petroleum U10 AAA team added 2 wins and a tie, to improve their league season record to 12-5-1.
On Saturday, the Devils traveled to Peterborough to face off against the Petes. With Emerson Courtney between the pipes. Blake Unger opened the scoring for the Devils in the first, with Austin Baily and Daniel Lalonde chipping in with assists on the goal. Before the end of the period, Unger would follow-up with a second goal, assisted by Daniel Lalonde and Lucas Fraser, to see the U10s up 2-0 heading into the second period. Mason Cooke would tip the puck on a solid shot by Hudson Silverburg from the blue line, making it 3-0 early in the second. Bentley May also picked up an assist on the play. May followed up by finding the back of the net, assisted by Mason Cooke to see the Devils up 4-0. The Petes battled back hard in the third period, seeing the score 4-3 at the final buzzer.
Devil of the Game: Blake Unger
On Sunday, the U10’s hosted The Markham Waxers for a double header in Madoc.
In the first match-up, Finn Harvey stood solidly between the pipes for the U10s. In a tight, back and forth first period, the Waxers would strike first, with the Devils answering back making it 1-1. The Devils would find the back of the net 3 more times in the second and 2 more times in the third, with the game ending in a 6-1 win. Quinte goals were picked up by Beckham Nightingale, Jase Sage, Bentley May, Daniel Lalonde, Lucas Fraser and Blake Unger. Chipping in with assists were Pearce McCormick, Mason Cooke (2), Bentley May (2), Jase Sage, Austin Baily, Mason Kolga and Miles Garrison.
Devil of the Game: Jase Sage
In the second game of the day, The Waxers came out fast and furious, with Emerson Courtney in net for the Devils. Quinte wouldn’t find the back of the net until the second period, with Miles Garrison opening scoring, assisted by Austin Baily and Blake Unger. Austin Baily, assisted by Mason Kolga, would score for the Devils, making it 2-2 at the end of the second period. Before the end of the game, Mason Cooke found the back of the net, with Bentley May and Felix Charbonneau picking up assists on the goal. The game ended in a 3-3 draw.
The Red Devils would like to thank the Markham Waxers for their participation in our Food Drive today!
On Deck: In a busy weekend, the U10s face-off against the Kingston Jr. Gaels Friday night in Kingston (6:30pm), the Markham Waxers Saturday in Markham (4pm), and the Ajax-Pickering Raiders in Madoc at 2pm on Sunday. We hope to see you there!
The Jason’s Moving U18 AAA Quinte Red Devils travelled to the Waterloo Gold Puck Tournament
The team played Toronto Reps (L 1-0), Brantford 99ers (T 0-0), London Jr Knights (L 5-2), and Waterloo Wolves (L 4-0). Wyatt Albright, and Griffen Bird were the goal-scorers. The team had the opportunity to head to Guelph to watch QRD Alum Liam Campbell suit up for the Saginaw Spirit OHL team from Michigan.
Congratulations to Kaden Koutroulides and Ryland Harvey on representing QRD at the U18 All-Star game in Kingston this past weekend.
On Deck: The team travels to play the North Central Predators, and the Barrie Jr Colts, twice, this upcoming weekend.
The Environmental 360 Solutions U16 AAA Quinte Red Devils rally to defeat Petes ahead of loss in Ajax.
The fourth-place Environmental 360 Solutions U16 Red Devils moved four points up on the fifth-place Peterborough Petes Saturday as Quinte triumphed 5-4 in Peterborough, but they dropped a 3-2 decision the next night in Ajax to the first-place Ajax-Pickering Raiders.
On Saturday, third-period goals by Chase Cybulskie, Pierson Clute, Mac Chisholm and Nick Colson rallied Quinte past the Petes as a well-rounded offence saw 12 Devils rack up at least a point in the 5-4 win. Henry Fisher had Quinte’s other goal with Ty Leavitt (2), Ryan Foley, Wyatt Whalen, Ryan Sherwin, Nate Rashotte, Cole Rowat and Seth Scaletta chipping in with assists while Lily Reid backstopped the winners to their fifth win in six outings prior to Sunday’s loss.
Reid and the Peterborough netminder were only beaten once each over the first two periods. Quinte held a 1-0 edge following one set and they were knotted 1-1 after two before the teams exploded for seven goals in the third period. The Petes jumped ahead 3-1 early in the frame but the Devils bounced right back, netting four straight goals with Chisholm’s marker breaking a 3-3 tie in front of Colson’s eventual winning shot at 18:13. Peterborough scored their fourth goal with 13 seconds showing on the clock to make it interesting.
Sunday’s 3-2 defeat kept the Red Devils at 25 points and allowed Ajax-Pickering to slip one point past the second-place Barrie Colts while the Raiders now lead the OMHA East Conference with 29 points. The York-Simcoe Express are in third, two points better than Quinte. The Devils currently sport an 11-5-2-and-1 record.
The Devils and Raiders were scoreless after one period before Whalen shot Quinte in front 1-0 with the second period’s only goal. At 1:26 of the third period Blake Munnings put the Devils up 2-0, but Ajax-Pickering broke Reid’s shutout just 32 seconds later. They added two more unanswered goals, the pair coming just over a minute apart, later in the period with the winner breaking the 2-2 draw at 12:56. Cybulskie, Sherwin and Rashotte had an assist each for the Devils. The teams were called for only one minor penalty apiece.
On Deck: On Thursday the Red Devils are at the Invista Centre in Kingston to take on the 2-and-15 Junior Gaels who sit in dead last in the OMHA East. Following that game they’ll break for Christmas then head to Toronto for the Toronto Marlboros Holiday Classic running from December 27-30.
The Gillespie’s Tree Service U15 AAA Quinte Red Devils were on the road for a pair of contests this weekend looking to continue their climb towards the top of the East standings. Saturday saw a trip up the 400 for their 3rd and final regular season contest with the league leading Barrie Colts. After digging an early 2-0 hole, QRD got on the board with Jax Martin banging home a nice faceoff win by Lauchlan Whelan. Barrie would add another one and take a 3-1 lead into the 1st intermission. The 2nd period would see the teams trading a goal each way. The team’s powerplay stayed hot with Andrew Dewar capitalising on a turned over puck in the Barrie end to make the score 4-2 heading into the 3rd. Barrie would strike early again, but QRD battled hard for the last 20 minutes. Andrew Laurin finished off a great passing play with Noah Kennedy and Trent Clow on the power play and Whelan took advantage of another Barrie turnover in their own end to make the score 5-4. Unfortunately this is as close as the game would get and the squad would make the long trek home to regroup and get ready for Sunday‘s contest. The next day would see another trip North, this time on the 404, to faceoff with the streaking York Simcoe Express for the first time this season. The first period saw both teams feeling each other out and ended in a scoreless draw. Andrew Laurin would get things started on the scoresheet in the 2nd frame finishing off a well played 2 on 1 feed from Lauchlan Whelan. Jax Martin also picked up a helper on the play. YSE would answer back before Lawson Minife finished off break off after a long feed from Spencer Harold to Ewan Dahle allowing the squad to a take a 2-1 lead into the 3rd period. QRD kept rolling with Austin Preston scoring to go up 3-1 before the Express got on the board again. Andrew Dewar buried one from the high slot with assists going to Whelan and Martin to stretch the lead to 4-2 and Whelan added the dagger from long range into an empty net with helpers added by Brechen Aird and Laurin. The 5-3 victory snapped the Express’ 11 game winning streak.
On Deck: This week sees a Wednesday night home contest with the North Shore Storm before another trip up the 404 to visit the Express again on Sunday. Puck drop on Wednesday is at 8:30 on the CAA pad at the Wellness Centre and Sunday‘s action gets underway at 5:30 in the La Brier Family Arena on the Campus of St Andrew’s College.
The Bonn Law U14 AAA Quinte Red Devils went 3 for 3 in league this past weekend.
On Friday evening, The Devils hosted The Peterborough Petes at The Warkworth arena.
The two teams competed hard and exchanged chances in the game, but it was the Devils who skated away with a 6-2 win. Kyler Patterson had a pair of goals in the game, while James Gullage, Brody Grant, Miller Nicholson, and Rowyn Haley added singles. Assists went to Patterson (3), Noah Hughes (2), Thomas Marsden, Austin Pettey, Holden Goulah and Gullage. Dax Sage was sharp in net for the win.
On Saturday, The Devils travelled to Scugog, where they would take on the Central Ontario Wolves for the final time in the regular season. Once again, the game was fast, physical and full of excitement. Matthew Travers was lights out in net for the team, on their way to a 5-3 win over The Wolves. Lighting the lamp for The Devils; Nicholson, Edmund Dowling, Mason Whalen, Grant and Hughes. Chipping in with helpers; Tyler Martin, Patterson, Pettey, Gullage and Nicholson.
On Sunday, the Red Devils would host the North Central Predators in their final game of the series for the season. After a bit of a slow start, the Devils found their stride and scored 9 unanswered goals on their way to a 9-0 win. Dax Sage was solid between the pipes for his second win of the weekend. Miller Nicholson and Austin Pettey each netted a pair of goals in the game. Austin Simpson, Gullage, Grant, Oliver Kellar, and Cameron Stevens all added singles. Assisting on the goals; Whalen (3), Nicholson (2), Pettey (2), Hughes, Simpson, Martin, Goulah, Grant and Gullage.
On Deck: Friday 8:00 pm @ Ajax and Saturday 2:30 @ Kingston.
