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This game was dominated by special teams, with the first three goals of the night being scored on the power play. With eight total power plays on the night, Moncton capitalized on two of them, giving them momentum at crucial points of the game. Another big difference was the Wildcats best players came to play.
The Soo Greyhounds visited the Flint Firebirds in a tightly contested matchup. Both teams traded chances throughout the game but were unable to settle things in regulation. A balanced attack was evident on the scoresheet for both sides, but it was Carter George (#32) who ultimately made the difference, stopping 40 shots to propel the Greyhounds to a 4-3 shootout victory.
This game had some intensity…a hard hitting chippy affair as both these teams could be playoff opponents with this game finishing with the Rockets prevailing 5-2. The Rockets had five different goal scorers but again it was again Tig Iginla leading the way for the Rockets with a goal and three assists. Shane Smith, Ryan Oothoudt, Keith McInnis and Carson Wetsch rounded out the scoring. The Chiefs got goals from Ossie McIntyre and Chase Harrington.
Charlottetown should have won this game tonight after outshooting the Sea Dogs two to one. After almost putting fifty shots on net, they out chanced, out created, and out played St. John’s tonight. A couple of defensive lapses kept the game closer than it should have been.
The young London team were overmatched vs a deep Windsor line-up. Windsor stayed out of the box and played a dominant game 5 on 5 with extended cycles and zone time. Windsor veterans Liam Greentree, Anthony Spellacy, and Jack Nesbitt were strong in this one controlled the offensive tempo in a 6-1 blowout.
Trevors’ game is characterized by his ability to push the pace of play in all three zones. He showcases quality puck skills, which are complemented by decent skating. His strengths lie in his compete level and physicality, allowing him to support plays and exert control on the ice. Trevors excels at…
The feisty Wenatchee Wild jumped out to a 1-0 lead off of a power-play goal by Caelan Joudrey, but that was it for them as the Kelowna Rockets prevailed with a 5-1 decision. Captain Carson Wetsch led the way with two goals while Mazden Leslie, Nate Corbet and Connor Pankratz chipped in with singles for the Rockets. Harrison Boettiger made 25 saves to get the win in goal.
This was a lot closer game than even a three to zero score suggests. Spokane was able to open up the scoring on the power play, score an impressive even-strength goal and close the game out with an empty net goal. It was capitalizing offensively at the right time, combined with an impressive defensive stance. That the Chiefs were able to grab the win tonight.
Played on Feb 27, 2026 United States Hockey League Game Played in Tyson Events Center – Gateway Arena Game Sheet Ajay White (G, L, 6’3″, 196, Fargo Force, 05/27/2006, St. Thomas)…
The pressure and offensive zone possession time that the Blades were able to apply early on in the game made it too hard for the Vees to make up. Timely power play goals combined with a perfect penalty kill, were major reasons why Saskatoon was able to get the win. All the while being on shot three to two.
The Prince George Cougars visited the Brandon Wheat Kings. A 46-save performance from #30 Filip Ruzicka unfortunately wasn’t enough for the Wheat Kings, as #4 Carson Carels and #32 Terik Parascak were too much to handle, sealing a 4-2 victory for the Cougars.
An explosive matchup between the Dubuque Fighting Saints and the visiting Green Bay Gamblers. The Gamblers delivered a dominant offensive performance, routing Dubuque 8-4 on the road. Leading the charge were Gavin Katz (#11) and Zach Wooten (#14), who each recorded two-goal performances to power Green Bay’s attack.
This was such an even game that needed overtime to decide the winner. Both teams scored three goals consecutively on each other making this for a pretty exciting finish. Medicine Hat had the edge, but Lethbridge had the opportunity, having seven power plays tonight and only converting on two of them.
This was the Remparts game from all three periods, shots on net, to power plays. They dominated in almost every category. Ironically enough, the one goal that Baie-Comeau score was shorthanded but it was more Québec being a little too comfortable with the score.
Initially the game look like it was going to be a runaway with Team East jumping out to a 3-0 lead, but that was not the case as it ended up going to overtime as Team East prevailed 5-4 over Team West. Scorers for Team East were Landon Amrhein, Zac Olsen, Giorgos Pantelas, Liam Ruck and Daxon Rudolph with the OT winner. Team West was led by Carson Carels with four assists with goals coming from Tyus Sparks with two, Brodie Gillespie and JP Hurlbert.
Liam Pue is an offensively gifted player with explosive speed and an even more dangerous shot. He is a constant threat with or without the puck, and when given space, his shot is both powerful and accurate. He understands the game and does not cheat offensively, though his defensive play is still developing and leans more on effort than structure. His goal highlighted his ability to…
Coster Dunn’s skills are evident in his ability to create scoring opportunities. In the power play set-up as flanker, he excels at catching and releasing pucks quickly and accurately, often beating goalies over the shoulder. His speed and agility allow him to make plays without relying on stick-handling, showcasing his overall hockey IQ.
The match was mostly played in the neutral zone with very frantic play from both sides…
Played on Feb 14, 2026 Ontario Hockey League Game Played in Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre Game Sheet Scout: Paul O’Hagan General Game Notes: This game featured Carter George’s return to Owen…
Tij Iginla scored twice, the fourth game in a row he has done so, to lead the Kelowna Rockets to a 4-2 win over the visiting Kamloops Blazers. This tightly played game was tied at one halfway through the second period until Iginla scored both of his goals 66 seconds apart. Ty Halaburda and Vojtech Cijar into an empty net rounded out the scoring for the Rockets. Nathan Behm and Jordan Keller replied for the Blazers.
