Organizational Record: 40-20-4
It was a busy week across the organization, highlighted by the U12 Red Devils improving to 4-1 in regular season play with two wins including an 8-0 shutout, the U13 Red Devils reaching the semifinals of the Barrie AAA Peewee Challenge and the U18 Red Devils going unbeaten in four games at the Ottawa Jr. Sens Showcase.
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U10 – The County Cooperage U10 Red Devils
The u10 County Cooperage Red Devils travelled to Orillia Friday night for a game
against the North Central Predators. The team was able to come away with a 7-2 win.
Saturday afternoon’s contest featured the Barrie Colts. The County Cooperage Red
Devils battled hard all game but fell short losing 6-3. Sunday afternoon brought a
rematch against the Predators. The game was tight but eventually the Red Devils
pulled away and ended up with a 6-3 win. With this weekend’s games in the books, it
runs The County Cooperage Red Devils record to 4 wins and a 1 loss.
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U11 BIHC QRD
The Belleville Integrative Health Centre U11 AAA Quinte Red Devils had just one game
on the schedule this week, taking on the Ajax-Pickering Raiders on Sunday, October
18th, in Madoc.
It was a challenging afternoon for the QRD squad, as the team had difficulty maintaining
possession and spent many minutes in the penalty box. Despite the challenges,
the team worked through a tough game and gained valuable experience to take back to
practice and work on. The focus shifts to practice this upcoming week, sharpening our
skills, working on the details and getting ready to come back stronger for the next battle.
The Belleville Integrative Health Centre U11 AAA Quinte Red Devils would like to invite
all of our incredible sponsors, family, friends, and supporters to join us as we celebrate
the people who help make this season possible:
Saturday, October 24 th , 12:30 PM at the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre
Belleville QRD vs. Central Ontario Wolves
Come out, fill the stands, and help us show our sponsors just how much we appreciate
their support. See you at the rink!
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U12 – Red Devils Pick Up Two Wins
The Rob Jones CIBC Wood Gundy U12 Quinte Red Devils captured back-to-back victories this week, improving their regular season record to 4-1.
Quinte kicked off the week with a hard-fought 4-3 victory over the Central Ontario Wolves on Wednesday night in Little Britain. Aiden Ferreira held strong between the pipes to earn the win, with goals by Cooke (2), McCormick and Lalonde. Cooney, Dawson, Baily, Unger and Lacaria all picked up assists in the game.
The Red Devils kept their momentum surging on Sunday, delivering a dominant 8-0 shutout against the Ajax-Pickering Raiders. Emerson Courtney earned the shutout, backed by an explosive offensive breakout. Steed spearheaded the attack with a hat trick, and White (2), Cooke, Kolga and McCormick rounded out the scoring. Charbonneau (2), Unger (2), White (2), Lacaria, Withers, Steed and Kolga added assists.
On Deck:
The Red Devils head to Toronto next weekend to compete in the Canadiens Cup.
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U13 – Red Devils Reach Semifinals at Barrie AAA Peewee Challenge
It was a busy week for the U13 Breakaway Gas Red Devils. It started with a midweek game on Wednesday night at home against the Ajax-Pickering Raiders on the CIBC pad. The boys relied on three goals in the first and three more in the third to grab a 6-3 victory.
After a day of rest, they were off to the Barrie AAA Peewee Challenge. Friday saw them split their first two games, with a 7-5 win over the Grey-Bruce Highlanders before dropping the evening game 5-3 to the Toronto Red Wings. The boys got back on track Saturday with two solid 4-1 wins over the Sarnia Sting and Niagara North Stars. Their 3-1 record in the round robin placed them second and earned a bye to the semifinals, where they faced the hometown Barrie Colts.
As usual when these two teams face off, it was a tight-checking affair with the teams trading chances, but the Devils were only able to solve the Colts netminder once when Kai Mackie found the back of the net in the second period. Unfortunately, the bounces went Barrie’s way and the Devils bowed out after a 3-1 defeat.
On Deck:
The team heads back north to face the Barrie Colts on Friday and Sunday and the North Central Predators on Saturday.
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U14 – 417 Bus Line Red Devils
The 417 Bus Line U14’s Go Two For Two
The team was in Markham on Saturday and Kingston on Sunday and won both games.
They are now 4-0 to start the season.
Saturday – 7-1 win vs. Markham Waxers
Goals: Kade Whelan (2), Noah Gilchrist, Will Beebe, Jaxon Elrick, Dawson Szubzda-Hill
& Liam Lollar
Assists: Szubzda-Hill (2), Elrick (2), Beckett Gall (2) & Lollar
Ryan Keyes had the win in net
Sunday – 6-2 win vs. Greater Kingston Jr. Gaels
Goals: Szubzda-Hill (2), Jensen Campbell, Mac Brown, Max Norton & Beebe
Assists: Beebe (2), Elrick (2), Lollar, Campbell, Brown, Cale Christie & Szubzda-Hill
Blake Laurin had the win between the pipes
ON DECK – The boys head North for the weekend with a game against the Barrie Colts
and two games against the North Central Predators
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U15 – Grit, Grind & Goals: U15 Red Devils Tackle a Busy Weekend on the Road
The U15 Cozy Home Heating & Air Conditioning Quinte Red Devils battled through a busy three-game road weekend, earning a hard-fought overtime tie against the Barrie Jr. Colts before facing tough challenges against the North Central Predators and York-Simcoe Express.
Friday, October 16 @ Barrie Jr. Colts
The Red Devils kicked off their road trip in an action-packed matchup that came down to the wire. The Colts opened the scoring in the first period, but Quinte responded to even things up. The second frame saw plenty of offence, with Barrie striking first before the Red Devils caught fire, lighting the lamp three times to take control of the momentum. A late power-play goal from the Colts kept them within striking distance heading into the third. Barrie added another power-play marker early in the final frame before finding the back of the net again. With just over two minutes remaining, the Red Devils dug deep and buried the equalizer to force overtime. Both teams battled through the extra frame, but neither could find the winner, settling for a hard-fought tie. Ben Larmer stood tall between the pipes for QRD. Goal scorers were Jamieson Dee, Kingston Holzmann (2), Colton Douglas and Eli Kelly-Clarke. Assists went to Dee (3), Nathaniel Blue, Kelly-Clarke and Grayson Hughes.
Saturday, October 17 @ North Central Predators
North Central opened the scoring in the first period and added another in the second before Quinte answered back to keep the game within reach. The Predators then broke things open in the third, scoring three straight goals to extend their lead. Quinte refused to go quietly, responding with two power-play goals to put some pressure back on the Predators late in the game, but the comeback fell short in a 5-3 decision. Ben Larmer worked hard between the pipes. Quinte’s goals came from Keaton Clute, Hewett Tejnor and Colton Douglas, while assists were credited to Nathaniel Blue, Cooper Plumley (2), Antonio Auciello, Keaton Clute and Levi Mallory.
Sunday, October 18 @ York-Simcoe Express
The Red Devils wrapped up the weekend in a defensive battle that remained scoreless through the opening two frames. York-Simcoe found its scoring touch in the third, striking four times, including a power-play goal, to secure a 4-0 win. Despite the result, affiliate goalie Chase Hanninen delivered a solid performance between the pipes for QRD.
On Deck:
Tuesday, October 20 vs Central Ontario Wolves – 8:00 p.m., RCAF Flyers Arena
Saturday, October 24 vs North Central Predators – 2:00 p.m., Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre (Mackay Insurance Pad)
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U16 – Red Devils Show Grit and Heart Across Tough Three-Game Road Trip
A tough three-game road stretch produced competitive, hard-fought battles for the U16 Red Devils, including a tight matchup against the Raiders and an end-to-end weekend doubleheader against the Predators.
Tuesday night in Ajax, Quinte struck first to set an early tone, then battled through a full 50 minutes against a strong Raiders side. The boys competed with heart on every shift, stayed connected in the hard areas and never stopped pushing. It stayed tight right to the end, with effort and resilience on full display.
Over the weekend, the Red Devils played a pair of road games against the North Central Predators. On Saturday, the first period was back-and-forth. NCP scored first, and despite the Red Devils continuing to push, the Predators took a 3-0 win in a fast-paced, physical, end-to-end game, with their final goal coming into an empty net. The boys recharged and refocused for Sunday’s rematch at MASK Arena, bringing a relentless, physical effort and competing with intensity and determination on every shift.
Thank you to everyone who travelled to support the team, and to the Predators for the battle. On to the next one!
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U18 – Red Devils Go Unbeaten at Ottawa Jr. Sens Showcase
The Peter Smith GM U18 Red Devils travelled to Ottawa this weekend for the Ottawa Jr. Sens Showcase. The action got started Friday with a spirited game against the Sudbury Jr. Wolves. A tight-checking contest was scoreless heading into the third period before Zach Szczurek finally broke through with the lone goal of the game for a 1-0 Quinte win. Jonathan Bonter and Jared Burgess provided the assists, and Nathan Ferriss stood tall between the pipes for the shutout.
Game 2 on Friday evening brought another fast-paced affair with the Halifax Macs. Nate Rashotte opened the scoring for QRD early in the first with help from Cameron Shaw. Halifax tied it up shortly after, and the game ended in a 1-1 draw.
Saturday morning brought another opportunity to punch a ticket to the round of 16 with a game against the Halton Hurricanes. Halton opened the scoring in the first, but Darien Smith provided an immediate response, and Zach Szczurek found the back of the net to close out the first period with a 2-1 lead, with Kalum Phillips picking up the assist. The teams traded goals in the second, with Nate Rashotte netting his second of the tournament with help from Cam Shaw and Phillips. Halton tied the game late for a 3-3 final.
With Halifax, Halton and QRD each finishing pool play with a win and two ties, the tiebreakers did not fall in Quinte’s favour, and the team moved to a consolation-round game against the Ontario Hockey Academy. A penalty-filled affair saw QRD head into the third down 2-0 before a furious comeback produced a 3-2 victory. Declan Hingley, Nate Rashotte and Trent Clow found the back of the net, with Zach Szczurek, Jonathan Bonter, Andrew Dewar, Kalum Phillips, Cole Coughlin and Ewan Dahle picking up assists. Affiliate Rory Young backstopped the win in net.
On Deck:
Saturday, October 24 vs North Central Predators – 6:00 p.m., Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre (Mackay pad)
Sunday, October 25 @ York-Simcoe Express – 7:00 p.m., St. Andrew’s College, Aurora
