Premier Saturday Final Scores | Oct. 4, 2025

October 4, 2025

Florida Junior Blades 3 vs. Tampa Bay Juniors 2:
Tampa Bay jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first with goals from Brady Lane and Owen Vachon. Florida battled back, tying it with goals from Israel Buckrop and Nathan Novak, before Josh Mason netted the game-winner midway through the third. The Junior Blades rallied for a 3-2 win.

Typhoon Hockey Club 4 vs. Bold City Battalion 1:
Bold City got on the board with a second-period goal from Colton Miller, but the Typhoon struck back hard. Jordan Desrosiers, Raphael Bergeron, Michael Poggi, and Xander Nikolas Artymiak all scored as Typhoon rolled to a 4-1 victory.

Worcester Railers JHC 5 vs. Utica Jr. Comets 1:
The Railers were in control from start to finish. Derrick Jewell and Fedor Tarasov scored in the first, while Dylan Cappelli and Colson Edwards added goals later on. Dominic Collins capped it off with a last-second tally as Worcester defeated Utica 5-1.

Toledo Cherokee 5 vs. Fresh Coast Freeze 1:
Fresh Coast struck first with Logan Eshelman, but Toledo answered quickly. Logan Klaiber, Landon Edwards, and Nathan Gray scored before Trevin Johnson added two more to seal it. The Cherokee cruised to a 5-1 win.

Northern Cyclones 11 vs. Thunder Hockey Club 2:
It was all Cyclones in this one. Giovanni Capraro and Chase Darcey each scored twice, while Colin Maher also netted a pair. Aydin Canbek, Jack Marilley, Landon Werner, and Brady Stevens rounded out the barrage. Elkhan Abibekov and Yassine Naguib scored for Thunder in the 11-2 final.

Iron County Yeti 4 vs. Colorado Fighting Elk 2:
Iron County exploded in the second period, with goals from Marek Trefil, Matej Zeman, and McKay Kettles. Trefil also scored in the first. Emilio Holbrook tallied twice for Colorado, but it wasn’t enough as the Yeti prevailed 4-2.

Minnesota Blue Ox 5 vs. Steele County Blades 3:
Steele County led 2-1 entering the third, but the Blue Ox stormed back with four unanswered goals. Carter Kerkenbush, Aaron Stemper, Will Anderson, and Charlie Lorbiecki all scored in the comeback win.

Connecticut Junior Rangers 6 vs. Elmira Impact 5 (SO):
A back-and-forth thriller saw Donny Lund, Zach Rathbun, Brady Trout, Aydan Miles, and Filip Stroem score for Connecticut, while Elmira got tallies from Karson Grainey, Brody Jurman, Tucker Kinnear, Nathan Riendeau, and Matt Ribblett. After a 5-5 tie through regulation and OT, the Rangers sealed it in the shootout, 6-5.

Fort Wayne Spacemen 6 vs. Red River Spartans 4:
Jack Treacy, Jett Jock, and Bryson Walz kept Red River alive, but Fort Wayne’s offense was too much. Jace Lacey scored twice, with Preston Slater, Antoine Bonin, Evan Wilson, and Ivan Barnashov also finding the net as the Spacemen earned a 6-4 win.

Battle Creek Kernels 8 vs. Bearcat Hockey Club 4:
Connor Hulett and Bogdan Guntypov each scored twice for Battle Creek, while Arkadiusz Sobesto also netted a pair. Ethan Miller, Simon Racinsky, and Dru Wendland added goals as the Kernels doubled up Bearcat 8-4. Landon Shirley, Cooper Moses, Niilo Yli-Kankahila, and Brandon Lindsey scored for the Bearcats.

South Shore Kings 4 vs. Springfield Pics 1:
Rory Gately scored twice, while Chase Petrella and Caleb McNulty added singles to lead South Shore. Charles Wilson had the lone Springfield goal as the Kings came away with a 4-1 win.

 

Charleston Colonials 5 vs. Carolina Junior Hurricanes 1:
Nicholas Smith and Anthony Tallant scored in the second period to set the pace for Charleston. Finn Kelly, Jeff Collett, and Ryan Wead piled on in the third. Connor Patton had the lone Carolina goal, as the Colonials rolled 5-1.

Montreal Black Vees 5 vs. Universel Sherbrooke 1:
Raphael Imbeault opened the scoring early and the Black Vees never looked back. Charles-Emile Clermont, Olivier Sirois, Nathan Chevarie, and Raphael Bousquet all added goals in a 5-1 win. Marcis Smirnovs scored the lone Sherbrooke goal.

Hawkesbury Knights 7 vs. Kingston Wranglers 1:
The Knights erupted for five goals in the first period and coasted from there. Milan Chartier scored twice, while Cooper Martineau, Olivier Cyr, Zakary Corriveau, and Raphael Lizotte (2) rounded out the attack. David Duggan tallied Kingston’s lone goal.

Universel Collège Gatineau 5 vs. Ottawa Valley Centennials 1:
Tom Le Cars scored twice, and Noah-Gabriel Rose Lefancois, Charlie Olmsted, and Luca Goodwin added singles as Gatineau dominated 5-1. Jonah Stein had the only goal for Ottawa Valley.

Hampton Roads Whalers 6 vs. Charlotte Rush 5 (OT):
A wild third period saw Charlotte score five unanswered goals to force OT, with tallies from Filipp Papshev, Carson Unger, Ben Weisheyer, Peyton Munger, and Hunter Kerzner. But Hampton Roads found the winner in extra time, as Robbie Rajnys scored the OT goal after contributions from Nikita Zozulia (2), Zach Ruffenach, Emrik Holmlund, and Bauer Kasdorf.

West Chester Wolves 12 vs. New Jersey Renegades 3:
The Wolves’ offense exploded with goals from Ryunosuke Shirozu (2), Aaron Shanks (2), Dylan Eifert, Shane Dachowski, Ivan Nadtochiev, Tegan Brown, Titus Keyes (2), Jacob Desjardins, and Matthew Foerster. Dante Gallucci, Jordan Janeway, and Brandon Eigner scored for New Jersey.

Columbus Mavericks 3 vs. Cincinnati Cyclones 0:
Ethan Zuvela, Giovanni Valentine, and Dennis Horny scored as the Mavericks shut out Cincinnati 3-0.

Wisconsin Rapids Riverkings 10 vs. Minnesota Outlaws 3:
The Riverkings dominated, with Noa Diamond and Mikhail Ilin each scoring twice. Felix Ahlstrand and Logan Byman also netted two apiece, with Olivier Bolduc and Daniel Radkevich adding singles. Fox Huffman, Keegan Young, and Dylan Lussier scored for the Outlaws.

Hudson Havoc 8 vs. Minnesota Mullets 3:
Hudson controlled the game with goals from Isaac Webb, Jovan Fowler Jr. (2), Easton Sampson, Marshall Haukom, Nikolas Matuszewski, Jacob Gabrick, and Ryan Spalding. Ian Wallace, Zachary Monson, and Camden Murphy tallied for the Mullets.

P.A.L. Junior Islanders 6 vs. Jersey Hitmen 2:
The Islanders came out flying with four first-period goals from Nicholas Morolla, Aiden Ortiz, Dante Scibelli, and William Prange. Liam Truicko and Scibelli (again) added to the total, while Joseph Foody scored twice for the Hitmen.

Somang Hockey 4 vs. New York Dynamo 2:
Somang powered ahead in the second period with goals from Tyler Canestrari, Rafael Lemieux, and Lucas Choteau. Aaro Paloposki added a third-period tally. Ashtyn Catlin and James Bayer scored for the Dynamo.

Ventura Vikings 9 vs. Long Beach Bombers 1:
Nicholas Mardani scored twice, while Josh Halliday, Cosimo Repaci, Joe Lawrence, Aidan Pi-Keesee, Reese Tittle, and Griffin Gagnon (2) all found the net for Ventura. Hugo Aulestiac scored the lone Long Beach goal.

Ontario Jr. Reign 7 vs. Henderson Force 6 (SO):
A back-and-forth thriller went to the shootout. Mason Geng led the Reign with two goals, joined by Noah Neil, Mason Welsh, and Christian Yi. Henderson got tallies from Martin Szucs, Loui Lundahl, Nicholas Gallagher, and Sixten Wramhed (2). Ontario prevailed in the shootout, 7-6.

Fresno Monsters 11 vs. Lake Tahoe Lakers 4:
Fresno overwhelmed Tahoe with an offensive surge. Keegan Iwahashi, Tyson Baumbach, Nils Tunbratt (2), Botond Levente Molnar (2), Jonathan Andersen, William Lindgren, Vertti Sakko, and Palla Xaver all scored. Carver Alford (2), Kade Packer, and Leo Matthew Duggan IV scored for the Lakers.

Seattle Totems 11 vs. Rogue Valley Royals 0:
Seattle scored six in the first and never looked back. Philipp Bieda, Raymond LoPresti, Matiass Grinbergs, Sergejs Zabavnikovs, Mason Rizik, Roman Wolynec (2), Marius Arnesen, and Daniel Radkevich (2) fueled the shutout blowout.

Vernal Oilers 4 vs. McCall Smokejumpers 3 (SO):
The Oilers got goals from Jack Tidsbury, Logan Powers, Jordan Trakosas, and Nikolas Cervenka (OT winner) to edge out McCall. Alex Clark, Lukas Ledl, and Tyler Moser scored for the Smokejumpers.