Source for Sports AAA Hockey Challenge week 2 wrap-up

Week 2 of the 3 week Source for Sports AAA Hockey Challenge wrapped up Sunday. In total, 34 teams competed in 3 different divisions. The tournament resumes April 30-May 3.

2016 Gold Final

Hudson Gill scored two goals to spark the Huskies Prospects White to a 6-2 triumph over the Wheatland Wild Sask at J and G Homes Arena on Sunday.

Also scoring for the Huskies Prospects White was Brooks Leffler and Cash Keller, Luca Nagel and Rory Gillen each adding a goal. Goaltender Hudson Slowski turned aside 11 shots for the Huskies Prospects White in the win.

Lighting the lamp for the Wheatland Wild Sask was Griffin Daviduk and Mae McTavish each adding single goals. Goaltender Jack Hilts made 23 saves in the loss for the Wheatland Wild Sask.

Nagel deposited his fourth of the tournament into an empty net with 0:11 left in the third period to seal the win for the Huskies Prospects White.

2013 Final

 Emmett Murray scored a goal and added two assists as the Stealth Wolves extended its winning streak to six games with a 5-2 triumph over the South Sask Academy at J and G Homes Arena on Sunday.

Capping off the scoring for the Stealth Wolves was Beckett Bileski, Aiden Fowler, Calder Hazlewood, Jesse McGregor each tallying single markers. Murray and Ethan Norrie each added two assists. Goaltender Burke Keeping turned aside 10 shots for the Stealth Wolves in the win.

Finding the twine for the South Sask Academy was Kyson Soyka and Nolan Meldrum chipping in with a goal each. Goaltender Lexi Andreas made 48 saves in the loss for the South Sask Academy.

Murray added an empty-netter with 1:35 left in the third period to seal the win for the Stealth Wolves.

2016 Silver Final

 Nash Hagidiakow scored four goals and added an assist as the Assiniboine Hockey Club extended its winning streak to five games with a 11-6 victory over the 2017 Extreme Hockey Vipers at J and G Homes Arena on Sunday.

Also scoring for the Assiniboine Hockey Club was Bryn Luschinski with two goals, Sam Folster and Xavier Smith, Benjamin Slobodian, Declan Booth and Ian Reeve with a goal each. Brody Larkin added two assists. Goaltender Brice Luschinski turned aside 18 shots for the Assiniboine Hockey Club in the win.

Lighting the lamp for the 2017 Extreme Hockey Vipers was Leo Pritchard with two goals and Noah Benoit, Hudson Menke, Henrik Kristoff and Thomas Filson each adding a goal. Benoit added three assists and Declan Mahussier added two assists. Goaltender Caleb Brisebois made 14 saves in the loss for the 2017 Extreme Hockey Vipers.

The loss snuffed out the 2017 Extreme Hockey Vipers’ five-game winning streak.