Varsity Boys Hockey

 

The varsity boys had a pair of games against Hill Academy over the weekend. Thirteen different players recorded at least one point and Caleb Macdonald scored 3 goals in the two games.

 

 

Wills Seagrave started in nets for the Spartans, only allowing one goal. The boys outshot Hill Academy 38-15. The game ended with seven different players picking up a goal. Moritz Lackner contributed to 3 goals and found the back of the net once himself for total 4 points. After three periods, the Spartans won 7-1.

 

 

Although outshooting the opposing team 53-14, the Spartans were just not able to come up with the win. The boys fell short, losing 5-4 to Hill Academy. MacDonald had a pair of goals, while Raphael Tellier had two assists.

 

The varsity boys hockey team will be heading off to Minnesota for an exhibition game against Northstar Christian Academy.

 

Lackner 1G 4A

MacDonald 3G

Leroux 2G 1A

Tellier 2A

 

 

The prep boys hockey hosted Heritage Regional High School for their home opener. They played in front of an energetic and lively crowd.

 

The score remained 0-0 after ten minutes of play until Heritage capitalized and scored. However, the lead did not last long, as three minutes later, Trofim Godochkin captured the first goal of the season with assists from Cédric Beauregard and Ryan Johnson. During the second period, Heritage took the lead once again.

 

The Spartans opened the third period with a quick goal from Presley Langevin. With two minutes and five seconds left in the third period, the game winner was scored by Marcus Krats.

 

Thomas Nyberg shared the crease with Zev Brow; both goaltenders are first year students. The pair faced 39 shots, with Nyberg allowing two goals in the first half of the game.

 

The prep boys will play November 6 and 7 at home against John Rennie.

 

Johnson 2A

Godochkin 1G

Langevin 1G

Krats 1G

 

Sunday, October 31 marked the first game in program history for the newly formed prep girls hockey team. They played in Val-Des-Mont, Quebec against Trinity College School. Eleven different players recorded their first-ever point as a Spartan, with 6 of them scoring for the first time.

 

The girls wasted no time making history. It took Darlene Ouimette 25 seconds after the puck dropped to score the first goal for the program with help from Jamie Arsenault and Rosalie Bouchard. Just a minute later Rosalie Tremblay scored with assists from Zoe Charland and Reagan Lynch.

 

All three goalies were able to see the net, each playing for one full period. Joliane Tremblay faced 8 shots, while Annie LaMantia and Lana Peasley faced both 7 shots.

 

The team came out on top with an 8-2 win against TCS.

 

The prep girls will once again hit the road to play a pair of game against TCS this weekend.

 

R. Tremblay 2G 2A

Ouimette 2G 1A

Arsenault 3A

Charland 1G 1A

Bouchard 1G 1A