Division 1: Lara Stubbs, Glenlawn Lions, Forward #3
When the going gets tough the tough get going and that is what Lara Stubbs did when their all star goalie got sick and couldn’t play. Without any thought or hesitation Lara jumped on board as their new goalie even though she had not played goal this season and only had one practice. In game one against the powerhouse CJS Olympiens, Lara stopped 21 of 23 shots in a thrilling 3-2 victory. Two days later Lara showed her desire again to win by stopping 29 of 31 shots and leading her team to a 5-2 victory and ending the series. Congratulations Lara!
Division 2: Callie Pinkerton, Oak Park Raiders, Goalie #1
Callie Pinkerton came up BIG by leading her team to 2 wins over the tenacious West Kildonan Wolverines. Game one saw Callie stop all 19 shots coming her way with 3 tremendous stops that were game winners. The Wolverines started game two with relentless forechecking and back checking but Callie was not to be denied as she stopped 46 of 47 shots and the Raiders won by a score of 4-1. Hot goalies can take a team deep into the play offs and that is what Callie is doing. Congratulations Callie!
Division 3: Sara Taylor, Murdoch MacKay, Goalie #1
Sara Taylor started the series with a hard fought 2-1 victory over the Dakota Lancers stopping 12 of 13 shots with 4 outstanding saves. Game two saw the Lancers work hard and skated away with a 3-2 win with Sarah stopping 26 of 29 shots. In game three, the tie breaker, Sara was super composed throughout the game. Her team had a 2-0 score in the third period and she was not going to let Dakota back in this game. She played big and played her angles as Murdoch won by a score of 3-1. Congratulations Sara!
Division 1: Lana Cipriano, Shaftesbury Titans, Defence #17
In a hard fought battle between the Shaftesbury Titans and the Churchill Bulldogs that went to game three of the series, Lana showed her great desire to win. In game one on Tuesday the Titans came out on top by a score of 2-0. Although Lana was not on the scoreboard she played a huge role by directing the game from her defensive position. Two days later, Churchill came out fighting and were victorious in game two by a score of 4-1 but Lana was the hardest working player out there. With the series tied at 1 win each, Lana stepped up to lead her team by example. She scored 2 goals and added 2 assist in a 4-2 victory to win the series on Friday. Congratulations Lana!
Division 2: Alyssa Downing, Garden City Gophers, Forward #20
The Garden City Gophers and the Miles Mac Buckeyes went the distance in a best of three series and Alyssa played an integral part of the games. In game one on Wednesday, Alyssa scored 2 goals late in the third period to tie the game and changed the game in an instant as they ended up winning 3-2. The next day in game two she was kept off the score sheet but played hard and skillful, setting up her team on numerous occasions but the Gophers ended with a 5-3 loss. Game three was a different game on Friday as the Gophers came out strong and fast and with Alyssa’s scoring ability she popped in 3 goals and an assist, having a big impact in their 5-0 win. Congratulations Alyssa!
Division 3: Alex Tracy, Murdoch MacKay, Forward #19
Alex helped her team beat the Beausejour Barons in two games. In game one on Monday she was in the right place at the right time, was always an available shooter in the slot and was often open on the back door. She knew how and when to get the puck to her teammates. In their 6-0 win, Alex scored 2 goals and added an assist and showed what an all around smart player she is. Game two on Wednesday turned out to be quite a different game. This 3-2 barn burner OT had Alex once again demonstrating what a reliable player she is. She knew where to be and as a result she scored the game winning goal at 7:31. Congratulations Alex!
Division 1: Payton Durand, CJS Olympiens, Forward #25
Payton was a force to be reckoned with on Tuesday. She had what could be described as an example of the strongest forechecking this season. Not once but twice she pressured a Churchill Bulldog defence to the point of coughing up the puck and allowing her to go in alone on the Bulldogs goalie. Both times she found the back of the net leading to a hat trick before the end of the 2nd period. A strong game by a strong player who never stopped moving on the ice to help her teammates win the game by a score of 7-3. Congratulations Payton!
Division 2: Ella Harkness, PCI Saints, Forward #3
PCI Saints ended the season with two big wins and Ella was a huge part of it. In a thrilling game against the CSLR Renards on Monday, she generated several scoring opportunities throughout the game. She worked hard in the defending and neutral zone to contribute to adding her side’s defensive efforts and had an assist in their 2-1 win. On Thursday, Ella opened the scoring late in the first and scored the winning goal with less than a minute left in the game in an exciting, nail biter 4-3 win over the Garden City Gophers. Ella also leads her team in points going in to playoffs. Congratulations Ella!
Division 3: Alexis Campbell, Springfield Sabres, Forward #4
Alexis ended the regular season on a strong note. On Monday she drove the zone hard and utilized her strong wrist shot against the Kelvin Clippers in a 3-0 win. She opened the gates in the first period by finding the back of the net with a great shot and added an assist on the 3rd goal by winning the draw clean and put it directly on her wingers stick. The next day she continued her successes against the Beausejour Barons by scoring a goal and helping her team to a 4-1 win. Alexis is also leading her team in points with 10 goals and 8 assists for 18 points on the season. Congratulations Alexis!
Division 1: Vanessa Moreira, River East Kodiaks, Defence #19
Vanessa plays on the edge, she skates hard, gets involved with the puck in corners and usually comes out with it. She scored 2 goals and 2 assist to help lead her team to a thrilling 5-4 win over the Selkirk Royals. Vanessa is a team player whether she is asked to play defence, centre or wing she gladly does and gives it 100% in all positions. She wants to win for her team and she shows by example with her work hard every time she is on the ice. She is also second in points for her team with 13 goals and 10 assists which gives her a 1.10 pts per game. Congratulations Vanessa!
Division 2: Ciara Martin, Oak Park Raiders, Forward #18
Clara had a glorious week helping her team win both games. On Tuesday the Raiders played the number 1 Sanford Sabres where she scored the GWG in a well fought 3-1 victory. Clara started to turn the momentum in their favour in the middle of the second period with her first goal to tie the game. She then scored the GWG early in the third. Two days later the Raiders played the Lorette Scorpions where she assisted on their insurance goal. Her strong work ethic enables her to lead her team in scoring with 9 goals and 7 assists. Congratulations Ciara!
Division 3: Grace Routledge, Kelvin Clippers, Forward #10
Grace never stopped skating hard and setting up her team mates as well as fore and back checking in the Clippers 5-2 loss to a strong Murdoch MacKay on Monday. On Friday the Clippers played the J.H. Bruns Broncos and she picked up right where she left off by again skating hard and providing a great spark for her team. She skated very well with the puck and played strong at both ends of the ice leading her to an unassisted goal and 2 assists in her teams 4-3 win over the Broncos. Congratulations Grace!
Division 1: Maddyn Tyerman, Shaftesbury Titans, Forward #16
Maddyn had one heck of a week leading the Titans to a big win. On Friday she propelled her team to a 6 goal second period as she scored two goals just 18 seconds apart to erase the 1-0 deficit to VMC Trojans. She was able to complete the hattrick 8 mins later while the Titans took control of the game and came out with a 7-1 victory. Congratulations Maddyn!
Division 2: Anjali Smelski-Zuk, Sanford Sabres, Defence #7
Anjali led the Sabres on a 2 game win streak this week starting off strong on Thursday against the Sturgeon Heights Huskies as she put up 2 goals and 2 assists in her teams 8-1 win. Her defensive skills were also on display as she took the body in front of her own net and shut down the opponents’ scoring opportunities on multiple occasions. The next day, she continued her solid defensive play with several hard back checks, and strong outlet passes to get her team a clean breakout against the WKC Wolverines leading to a 2-0 win. Congratulations Anjali!
Division 3: Leah Robinson, Beliveau Barracudas, Goalie #31
Leah played a solid game in the Beliveau Barracuda’s 1-0 win over the Springfield Sabres on Wednesday. She fought hard to keep her teams 1-0 lead from early in the 1st period and managed all the way to her second shut out of the season. She stopped 18 of 18 shots that went her way, many of which were highlight reel worthy. She improved to 3-4-1 on the season while lowering her Goals Against Average to 2.23. Congratulations Leah!
Division 1: Isabel Eva, CJS Olympiens, Goalie #30
Congratulation’s to Collage Jean Sauvé Olympiens, goaltender #30, Isabel Eva, who had two stellar starts as her team went .500 for the week. On Tuesday, she helped back stop her team to a 6-3 win over the Churchill Bulldogs, stopping 27 of 30 shots that came her way. A couple days later is when she really came to shine. Despite the 4-3 OT loss to the Glenlawn Lions, Isabel made an outstanding 52 saves on 56 shots helping her team earn an extra point on the week. Congratulations Isabel!
Division 2: Kiera Mason-Vandel, Sturgeon Heights Huskies, Forward #8
Kiera was an absolute powerhouse in her teams 4-3 overtime win over the SJR Eagles on Thursday, scoring all of the Huskies goals. As if a hat trick wasn’t enough she scored the game winning goal, her fourth of the game after a strong fore check causing a turnover. With her 4 goals this week she now has 12 goals and 6 assists for 18 points and an average of 1 point per game. Congratulations Kiera!
Division 3: Eve Kubesh, Murdoch MacKay, Forward #71
Eve had an outstanding week as she was the driving force in her team’s third period comeback over the JH Bruns Broncos on Monday. She was dominant in all ends of the rink but made the most damage in the offensive zone. She started the game with assists on the first two goals but kicked it up a notch for the third. Eve scored the game winner on the powerplay mid-way thru the third period and then capped off a 4-point game with the insurance goal 5 minutes later. She is currently leading her team in points with 12 goals and 13 assists totalling 25 points in 17 games. Congratulations Eve!
Division 1: Serena Reeb, Selkirk Royals, Forward #10
Serena led her team to a 5-4 victory on Friday vs the VMC Trojans. She played a strong 200-foot game and is described as a firecracker of a player. She scored the game winner midway through the third period along with another goal and an assist. On the season Serena has 6 goals and 5 assists for a total of 11 points in 18 games played for the Royals this season. Congratulations Serena!
Division 2: Mackenzie Worden, Garden City Gophers, Goalie #1
Mackenzie had two blistering performances this week. Starting off strong on Thursday against the Oak Park Raiders, she stopped 22 of 25 shots in regulation as well as stopping 3 of the 4 shoot out attempts leading to a 4-3 victory for the Gophers. The next day she was nothing short of spectacular stopping 35 of 36 shots that came her way for a .972 save percentage against the Lorette Scorpions. Her best period was the third where she made 2/3’s of her saves in the game stopping 22 shots earning her team a 2-1 win. Congratulations Mackenzie!
Division 3: Lexi Taylor, CPET Canadiennes, Defence #12
Lexi had a massive two games leading her team to a 1-1 record. She opened the week on Monday by putting up 5 points in a 5-2 win over the Kelvin Clippers. She opened the scoring early in the first where she scored 2 of her 3 goals in the game. She was also able to help her teammates get on the score sheet as she added two helpers. On Friday, Lexi added an additional goal in her team’s 3-2 loss to the Dakota Lancers. For the season she has averaged 1.65 points per game and has accumulated 7 goals and 21 assists for 28 points. Congratulations Lexi!
Division 1: Jovi Wozny, Glenlawn Lions, Goalie #31
Jovi kicked off the new year with her 4th of the shutout of the season. On Friday the Lions took on the River East Kodiaks where she was a brick wall, playing her angles and flashing the leather. She frustrated the Kodiak shooters long enough for her team to pot two goals in the first frame leading the charge in their 7-0 win. Jovi has played all 700 mins of her teams 14 games played this season so far and has earned herself a 1.71 GAA and a 0.937 save % ranking her number one in the division. Congratulations Jovi!
Division 2: Ella Manness, Sanford Sabres, Forward #2
Ella played a major role in her teams win to start the second half scoring the game winner in the Sabres thrilling 2-1 road win against the Oak Park Raiders on Friday. She was a force to be reckoned with in the offensive zone all game, back checked hard to make an effective pest of herself in the defensive zone, and helped lead her team to victory through her tenacious play. Ella continues to lead her team as she has now 14 goals to go along with 5 assists putting her at the top of her teams leaderboard with 19 points in 15 games played. Congratulations Ella!
Division 3: Brenya Kapusta, Dakota Lancers, Forward #10
Brenya had a solid game on Friday scoring 4 goals in her teams 6-2 win over the Kelvin Clippers. She was dominate right from puck drop and was the first on the puck every shift thereafter. She fought hard for the puck, winning every battle that she was involved in. Brenya leads not only her team in points but also the division with a whopping 29 goals in 14 games added to a total of 36 points. Congratulations Brenya!
Division 1: Delainey Rigaux, Glenlawn Lions, Forward #16
Delainey is a star shining brightly with the Glenlawn Lions as she ended the first half of the season scoring a hat trick (3 goals!) in the convincing 6-3 win over the Churchill Bulldogs. She was a force on the ice and is feared by other teams with her high skill level and an ability to make something out of nothing. Delainey leads her team and division in points with 20 goals and 6 assists for a total 26 points in just 13 games - averaging 2 points a game. Congratulations Delainey!
Divison 2: Cali Lavallee, West Kildonan Wolverines, Forward #9
Cali scored 2 goals in a 4-1 victory over the PCI Saints on Monday and then followed up by adding 2 assists in a thrilling 2-1 win over the Garden City Gophers that Friday. She skated hard and helped her team control the play while she was on the ice. Cali is also leading her team and the division in points with 28 goals and 4 assists for 32 points averaging 2.29 points per game. Congratulations Cali!
Division 3: Talia Stadnyk, J.H. Bruns Broncos, Forward #7
Talia was a breakaway savant in her Monday game against the Springfield Sabres. She netted 2 goals and added an assist in a 5-4 win. Three days later she earned herself a hat trick with 3 big ones in a 4-0 win over the Barracudas. Talia is also leading her team in points with a total of 20 goals and 10 assists for an average of 2 points per game. Congratulations Talia!
Division 1: Gabby Robbins, CJS Olympiens, Forward #91
Gabby Robbins gives it all she has and more, forechecking, back checking, battling in the corners, at the net and never stops. She is a valuable addition to the Olympiens. On Tuesday she scored the winning goal in a hard fought 3-2 victory over the Shaftesbury Titans and followed it up Friday with 2 more goals in her teams 9-1 win over the VMC Trojans. Congratulations Gabby!
Division 2: Chloe Wilson, Oak Park Raiders, Forward #17
Chloe is a hard working player who never stops skating from the second she leaves the bench to the second she is back. She goes into the corner and 9 times out of 10 she comes out with the puck. She back checks hard to catch the other teams puck carrier and usually takes the puck away and off she goes to the opponents’ net, giving her teammates a chance to score. On Thursday she earned an assist in the Raiders 2-0 win over the PCI Saints. Congratulations Chloe!
Division 3: Madi Cruz, Kelvin Clippers, Defence #3
Madi is a strong defensive player that shows great patience, controls the play and makes good passes. On Monday she earned an assist in the Clippers 4-2 loss to the J.H. Bruns Broncos. On Wednesday, Madi came back more determined and upped the ante by playing a great game and scoring the OT winner in Kelvins 2-1 victory against the Beausejour Barons with a well-placed shot blocker side. Congratulations Madi!
Division 1: Cate Bracken, Vincent Massey Trojans, Forward #6
Cate is a leader on the ice as well as a skilled hockey player. She was the best player on the ice by contributing in every way possible and was a big help in the Trojans hard fought 3-1 win over the Lord Selkirk Royals on Thursday. She scored 2 goals and prevented many possible goals against. Congratulations Cate!
Division 2: Andréa Fischer, CSLR Renards, Forward #14
Andréa Fischer was a stand out in the Renards Monday game against the Lorette Scorpions. She controlled the puck most of the time leading to many rush chances for her team. She assisted on the only goal of the game going end to end with a great effort leading to a 1-0 win over the Scorpions. Two days later Andréa scored 3 goals and added 2 assists in a 7-2 win over the Sturgeon Heights Huskies. Congratulations Andréa!
Division 3: Eden Patton, J.H. Bruns Broncos, Defence #22
Eden was a force to be reckoned with during the Broncos Monday game against the College Beliveau Barracudas. The hard working defensive player generated many opportunities with great shots from the blue line and multiple rushes that saw her assist on 3 goals in their 5-2 victory. Congratulations Eden!
Division 1: Kate Chubak, SMA Flames, Forward #88
Kate Chubak was a solid all around player with great hands netting herself 2 goals and giving her team the momentum to carry through the remaining minutes on Tuesday.She is a leader and a role model to her team mates and was an important player in the Flames 4-3 victory over the Churchill Bulldogs. Kate has played in 8 games and has accumulated 11 points averaging just over 1 point a game and making her the leading goal scorer for the Flames. Congratulations Kate!
Division 2: Reece Bauer, Lorette Scorpions, Forward #10
Reece displayed her leadership, hard work and determination and was the hardest worker on the ice from both teams. She led her team on the ice and worked as any great captain would to keep the team together. She helped her team in both the offensive and defensive zones. Although Reece didn’t gather any points in their 2-1 victory over the Portage Saints on Monday, her ability to keep her team together helped them immensely to come out the winners. Congratulations Reece!
Division 3: Annick Espenell, Beliveau Barracudas, Defence #2
Speedy defenseman Annick was a constant threat on the ice on Monday against the Kelvin Clippers. Between her end to end rushes and determination to both score or to stop a possible goal against she was a great leader, leading by example. Annick was a valuable addition to her team, netting 2 goals in their 7-2 win against the Clippers. Three days later she was instrumental in their second win over the Clippers by a score of 3-1. Congratulations Annick!
Division 1: Eva Manhard, Churchill Bulldogs, Forward #18
The Churchill Bulldogs were hungry, none more than their star forward Eva Manhard, who earned 5 points in their commanding 7-1 win over the VMC Trojans on Tuesday this week. Eva was relentless in her pursuit of a win, with tons of effort fore checking, back checking, working the corners, and winning the draws that netted her a hattrick and 2 assists. She skated hard from the drop of the puck to start the game till the final whistle. Eva is the Bulldogs leading scorer with 14 points so far this season. Congratulations Eva!
Division 2: Ryane Rollwagen, Miles Mac Buckeyes, Forward #4
Ryane Rollwagen led the way for the Miles Mac Buckeyes this week with her tenacity in both the offensive and defensive zones. On Tuesday she scored 1 goal and added 2 assists in a hard fought 5-3 win over the Sturgeon Heights Huskies. The next day she was back at it against the undefeated Garden City Gophers where again she scored a goal and added 2 assists in a 4-1 victory for the Bucks. Ryane showed up big this week with her skill, determination and fight ultimately leading her team to two wins. Congratulations Ryane!
Division 3: Lily Hurley, Springfield Sabres, Forward #16
Lily Hurley skated with passion and determination on Wednesday as she netted 2 goals and added an assist in her team's 7-5 win against Murdoch MacKay. She worked hard and made some great plays in addition to being a great support for her teammates at both ends of the ice whenever she was needed. Congratulations Lily!
Division 1: Addilyn Nohlgren, CJS Olympiens, Forward #19
The CJS Olympiens were flying this past week as they won all 3 of their games and Addilyn Nohlgren played a pivotal role in all 3. The first game was Tuesday against the VMC Trojans where Addilyn scored a goal and added an assist in a 7-2 win. The next day against the mighty SMA Flames she scored 2 goals in a very hard fought 3-1 win. Friday’s game led to an 8-1 win over the River East Kodiaks where she added another goal. Addilyn was always in the right position to forecheck or make and receive a pass. She was a true leader. Congratulations Addilyn!
Division 2: Justine Russell, SJR Eagles, Defence #9
Justine Russell was all over the ice against the CSLR Renards in an exciting and well played 4-2 win on Thursday. Although she only added an assist, she played an integral role in the game. She set up many other close goals, rushed the puck, got on the puck first and had possession of the puck for a large portion of the time. She controlled the game with her speed, work ethic and determination. Congratulations Justine!
Division 3: Grace Kotzer, CPET Canadiennes, Forward #7
Grace Kotzer was ready to play at 100% this past week. She scored a goal and added an assist in the CPET Canadiennes 7-2 win over the Kelvin Clippers on Monday. On Wednesday she scored 2 goals and added 2 assists giving her a hand in all of their goals in the 4-0 win over Mudoch MacKay. Grace was very skilled on the ice as can be seen by the big impact she had on the game. She set up her team mates for many scoring chances and was all over the puck. Congratulations Grace!
Division 1: Vayda Rigaux, Glenlawn Lions, Defence #17
Vayda Rigaux was instrumental in helping the Glenlawn Lions squeak by the VMC Trojans by a score of 2-1 on Tuesday as she was rock solid on defence and also added an assist. Two days later Vayda was unbelievable to watch, her offensive instincts are unrivalled. She has the ability to make a good first pass as she scored a goal and popped in an assist in their 4-0 win over the River East Kodiaks on Friday. Congratulations Vayda!
Division 2: Teagan Bragg, West Kildonan Wolverines, Defence #18
In a hard fought battle against the Lorette Scorpions, the West Kildonan Wolverines prevailed, winning in a shootout on Wednesday with help from a solid defence Teagan Bragg who also had several key rushes. At the offensive blue line she showed her excellent hands and good deception to get herself into position for a shot on net or giving herself space to drive to the net. Teagan also scored the winning goal in the shootout. Congratulations Teagan!
Division 3: Adrianna Almeida, Dakota Lancers, Goalie #35
Adrianna Aimeida performed at a very high level for the Dakota Lancers this week. In a hard fought battle against the CPET Canadiennes on Tuesday, she stopped 34 of 35 shots in regular time and shut the door in the shootout thus winning by a score of 2-1. Later in the week she stymied the Kelvin Clippers as she again showed her outstanding abilities by stopping 29 shots of 30 directed her way and earned another win by a score of 3-1. Congratulations Adrianna!
Division 1: Cherine Nichols, River East Kodiaks, Forward #7
Cherine Nichols was an inspiration to her team this week. Although she only added an assist in their 4-1 win over the fierce Churchill Bulldogs on Tuesday, she made several plays to aid her team in both zones. On Friday they had a barn burner against the Selkirk Royals. Cherine scored a late goal with 39 seconds left in the third to take her team to OT where once again she came up big scoring in the shootout to help her team comeback and win the game. Congratulations Cherine!
Division 2: Abby Reichert, PCI Saints, Goalie #1
The PCI Saints goaltending has been nothing short of amazing this week. In the Saints Wednesday game against the Miles Mac Buckeyes, Abby Reichert stopped 58 out of 59 shots to lead her team to a well deserved win. Abby was outstanding as many of the shots were quality shots. Congratulations Abby!
Division 3: Madison Wurich-Coombs, J.H. Bruns Broncos, Forward #21
Madison Wurich-Coombs continued to be in the right place at the right time against the Beausejour Barons as she led her team and controlled the game from start to finish. She was able to score on the Barons sensational goalie and added an assist in her teams 3-0 win on Wednesday. Congratulations Madison!
Division 1: Seanna Price, Shaftesbury Titans, Forward #12
Seanna was a huge Titan in their first game of the season this week against the Selkirk Royals. Seanna worked the whole ice, skating hard, smart and with determination end to end. She dominated when she carried the puck resulting in 2 goals and a helper. A true top player. Congratulations Seanna!
Division 2: Halia Jonker, Lorette Scorpions, Goalie #1
The backbone of any team is its goal tender, and in their game Thursday against the Oak Park Raiders, Halia showed us why! Halia stole a 1-0 victory on the road behind a rock-solid performance. She made a sparkling 29 saves for the shutout win, with 14 shots in the third period. She is truly worthy of this week’s recognition. Congratulations Halia!
Division 3: Emily Kay, Beausejour Barons, Goalie #1
In the second game of their rookie season, the Beausejour Barons were under fire with the Beliveau Barracudas controlling the puck for 75% of the game. Emily was a phenomenal goalie under pressure; a stone wall who stopped 15 shots in period 1, 18 shots in period 2 and 20 in period 3 for a total of 53 shots in regulation. She then stopped an additional 10 shots in over time and 14 shots in the shootout, allowing only 2 goals in 77 shots for a tie game. Impressive. Congratulations Emily!
Division 1: Emma Roch, SMA Flames, Forward #6
The Flames glowed bright during Opening Week with Emma helping her team claim two thrilling victories. In an intense first game vs the CJS Olympiens on Opening Day, Emma set the tone early with a goal, and continued to skate goal line to goal line fending off the competition for a 3-2 Flames win. The next day against her team’s 4-3 win over the Churchill Bulldogs, Emma earned another goal and 2 assists. During one remarkable play, she teamed up with her line mate, forcing the goalie into a “pick one” situation that netted a goal after a beautiful pass. Congratulations Emma!
Division 2: Ainslie Zubec, Sturgeon Heights Huskies, Forward #17
The Sturgeon Heights Huskies came out to play, hoping to earn their first win opening day on home ice. Down by two goals nearing the end of the first period, Ainslie dug deep, and found the motivation she needed to start her team’s comeback. She stepped back on the ice, turned his skills up to a higher level, and dominated the ice for the rest of the game. She scored her first goal at the end of period one, and another to take the lead in the third period, concluding with an insurance goal for a hat-trick and a 5-3 win for the Huskies. Congratulations Ainslie!
Division 3: Chloe McKay, Murdoch Mackay, Defence #44
Chloe McKay had a commanding performance during both of her team’s games during opening week. In game 1 Thursday, Murdoch claimed their first win vs the Beliveau Barracudas 4-0 with Chole contributing 1 goal and adding 2 assists. On Friday vs the Beausejour Barons, Chole scored another goal and 2 assists for another 4-0 victory, and a 7-point week! An amazing start to the season. Congratulations Chloe!