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Tight game in first period 0-0. London broke it open in second period with 4 goals. Last game between these two teams was very physical and some suspension still carried over. Guelphs PP struggles at 16% and never capitalized on there opportunities. Better game than score dictated.
Despite the score, this game was a lot closer than it suggests. It was an explosive third period that the Blazers were able to put together that really opened this game up. Before that, both teams traded goals that turned into a one goal game. The difference was the top players for the Blazers showed up.
Red Deer scored four goals in the first period, literally winning the game in the first twenty minutes. They sat back the next two periods, providing half the amount of shots and offense and played a real defensive style structured game. The Hurricanes provided a late push towards the end of the third period, but it was just too little too late.
Neutral Zone was in attendance for this USHL matchup between the Waterloo Black Hawks and the Chicago Steel at Fox Valley Ice Arena, in Geneva, Illinois. Chicago defeated Waterloo by a score of 3-2. Notable performers on the evening included Timo Kazda (CHI) who posted three points (1G, 2A) and James Scantlebury (CHI), who netted the game winning goal, on the powerplay, with just over six minutes to play in regulation.
The first playoff game played in Lahti saw the home team Pelicans slightly better in the first two periods, but the visiting team HPK was more productive. In the third period, HPK took control of the game and deservedly secured the win.
The hometown Kelowna Rockets played a solid 60 Minutes, resulting in a 4-1 victory over the Kamloops Blazers. Goaltender Harrison Boettiger was good when he needed to be early on making several key stops. The Rockets got goals from Tij Iginla, Shane Smith, Keith McInnis and Mazden Leslie. The loan Blazers marker came off the stick of Josh Evaschesen.
After going down three goals to one in the third period, the Sherbrooke Phoenix found a way to claw back and dominate the next two periods of this game. A bit of a late start for the Phoenix after the Sagueneens top line did some real damage, but they were able to shut them down and create some momentum themselves as the game went on.
Luke Carrithers (G, L, 6’1″, 199, USA NTDP U18, 01/11/2008, Western Michigan)
Game Rating
B-
This is such a close game that needed overtime and a shootout to decide the winner. Both teams went scoreless on the power play, showing a defensive effort throughout the depth in each of their lineups. This game was about who was going to break first, and unfortunately, the Broncos early penalties created some momentum for the Warriors and they capitalized on that momentum, but more importantly, were able to sustain it throughout the game.
The visiting Victoria Royals were no match for the Kelowna Rockets on this night as they were down 4-1 after one period and 7-2 after two with a final score of 9-2. Tij Iginla again led the way with a goal and five points, while Shane Smith added two goals and singles went to Hayden Paupanekis, Keith McInnis, Ty Halaburda, Mazden Leslie, Owen Folstrom, and Rowan Guest with his first goal of the season. Goaltender Josh Banini made 28 saves to earn the win for the Rockets.
The close game with a ton of offense, with over eighty recorded shots on net, both teams traded chances back and forth. With four different goal scorers from the Everett Silvertips, it was the depth of their team tonight as to why they were able to come away with a win.
Goaltender Burke Hood made 18 3rd period saves, 38 total, leading his team to a 4-3 overtime victory over the rather listless hometown Kelowna Rockets. Tobias Tomik scored the overtime winner while Joe Iginla, Kaleb Hartmann, and Colton Gerrior had single goals. The Rockets got goals from Tij Iginla, Ty Halaburda, and Vojtech Cihar.
The game report is for NHL Prospects on the NTDP, and grades reflect NHL potential. USA U18 team won 8-1 over Green Bay. The top prospects for the NHL Draft for the NTDP were Carter Meyer and Sammy Nelson who are not included in this report as they are in the 2027 pool.
Played on Mar 8, 2026 United States Hockey League Game Played in Fox Valley Arena Game Sheet Veeti Louhivaara (G, L, 6’4″, 207, Chicago Steel, 02/06/2006, Connecticut) Game Rating A- Louhivaara…
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…
