U10 – The County Cooperage U10 Red Devils
This weekend the U10 County Cooperage Red Devils hosted two home games.
First up was Saturday’s battle against Barrie, who we previously fell to in October.
This time we had home ice advantage and a packed barn.
Barrie was looking to double down on our last meeting, but the Red Devils came out hard.
Everyone played their part with great goaltending, hard defensive plays keeping Barrie’s opportunities low and heads up offensive plays putting us on the board.
Our boys came away with a 4-1 win.Sunday the boys kept the momentum going, hosting Peterborough Pete’s.
Once again, the Red Devils came out strong, generating lots of offensive play but unfortunately couldn’t capitalize.
With back-and-forth action the game was tied at one a piece after the first two periods.
The boys turned it up in the third, scoring 6 goals and only allowing one, proving once again that this is not a team that gives up.
From goaltending to defense up to the forwards, this team battles hard every shift for one another, and they are a determined group.
This weekend puts their record up to 10 wins and 1 loss.
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U12 – Red Devils Edge Predators in Campbellford
The Rob Jones CIBC Wood Gundy U12 Quinte Red Devils ground out a hard-fought 4-3 victory over the North Central Predators on Sunday in Campbellford.
Emerson Courtney was between the pipes for Quinte, and the Red Devils struck first when Nash White capitalized on a power play, hammering home a setup from Mason Cooke to open the scoring. North Central responded before the end of the frame, sending the teams into the first intermission deadlocked at 1-1.
The second and third periods delivered back-and-forth action.
Withers (2) and Cooke found the back of the net, with assists going to Cooke (2), Unger (2) and Withers. Quinte held off the Predators until the final buzzer to secure the 4-3 win.
On Deck: A three-game homestand
Wednesday, November 11 vs. Kingston Jr. Gaels – 5:30 p.m., CIBC Place at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre
Saturday, November 14 vs. Barrie Jr. Colts – 12:30 p.m., Wellington
Sunday, November 15 vs. Barrie Jr. Colts – 1:00 p.m., Campbellford
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U13 – Breakaway Gas Red Devils
The U13 Breakaway Gas Red Devils split their road games this weekend. On Saturday they travelled to St. Andrew’s College to take on the York Simcoe Express. The boys started slow and found themselves trailing 1-0 after the first and 2-0 after the second.
Wade Robinson scored early in the third on the power play from Kai Mackie to cut the lead in half.
The Express added an empty-netter with 40 seconds left, but Kolton Solmes answered just 12 seconds later from Max Burgess to make it 3-2 and give the fans an exciting finish.
Despite plenty of pressure in the final seconds, the Devils fell in this one. Deacon Vos kept the game within reach with several highlight-reel saves.
On Sunday the team travelled to Markham to face the Waxers.
The game was scoreless after one before Kai Mackie, from Oliver Mackie and Boston Taylor, made it 1-0 Devils midway through the second.
Mason Pepper did the rest in net and the Devils left town with a 1-0 shutout victory.
On Deck: Tournament action in Ottawa, November 13-15
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U14 – 417 Bus Line Red Devils
The team won both games on the weekend against the Barrie Jr. Colts.
This improves their regular season record to 10-0.
Saturday – 5-0 win
Goals: Kash Nelson (3), Kade Whelan & Dawson Szubzda-Hill Assists: Jensen Campbell (2), Max Norton (2), Cale Christie & Mac Brown Ryan Keyes with the shut-out in net
Sunday – 5-1 win
Goals: Campbell, Christie, Nelson, Norton & Liam Lollar Assists: Nelson (2), Norton, Lollar, Campbell, Whelan & Christie Blake Laurin had the win in net
ON DECK: The team is off to Flint, Michigan next weekend for some team fun and an exhibition game against the Waterloo Wolves.
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U15 – Cozy Home Heating & Air Conditioning Red Devils Show Resilience Through Tough Weekend
The U15 Cozy Home Heating & Air Conditioning Quinte Red Devils faced a challenging weekend, hosting the Barrie Jr. Colts before travelling to Whitby to meet the Wildcats.
Despite a pair of tough results, the Devils showed determination against two strong opponents.
On Saturday, Barrie struck twice in the opening frame at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre and added another in the second before Quinte got on the board.
The Colts responded with a fourth goal before the end of the period and added two more in the third, including one on the power play, for a 6-1 final.
Ben Larmer worked tirelessly between the pipes, turning aside numerous chances. Griffin Van Gemeren scored for QRD, with Everett Brown and Carter Colebourne assisting.
On Sunday in Whitby, QRD opened the scoring in the first period before the Wildcats evened it up.
Whitby took the lead in the second, then pulled away with two goals in the final minute, including an empty-netter, for a 4-1 win.
Ben Larmer again delivered an outstanding performance, making numerous key saves to keep the Devils within reach.
Antonio Auciello scored for Quinte, with Kingston Holzmann and Cooper Plumley picking up assists.
On Deck: Ottawa Meyers Shootout tournament, November 13-15
