Beaver Sports
Sharping their edge for the upcoming Andy McGarvey Tournament this weekend, the Napanee Calderwood Automation Bantam BB Stars had a solid week with three wins. Saturday facing Centre Hastings, they came out strong in a scoreless first frame. In the second, Spencer Cranley set up Jack Osborne for what proved to be the winner. Cranley also tallied on a solid individual effort. Luc Amat sent Cranley in alone, and Osborne set up Cranley as well for a bar down goal. In the third, Cameron Pierson added a goal, as did Jacob Wood from Jayden Holden. Cranley did the rest of the damage with his fourth to make it 8-0.
Sunday in Madoc for the back half of the home-and-home series, the boys came away with a 10-1 victory. Scoring were Osborne (four), Cranley (three), Aaron Storms, Gavin Brooks, and Amat. Earlier the Bantams defeated Stirling 3-0. Sam Rickard earned the shutout and allowed just one weekend goal.
-The Country Butcher Shop Peewee BBs were sharp in their 7-2 win over Norwood. Mason Goodfellow and Scott Scrimshaw each tallied twice, while Tie Wood, Dylan Kemp, and Owen Kish recorded singles. Aidan Difazio made key saves in net. Sunday, in Gananoque they cruised to a 12-4 win. Wood contributed a natural hat trick, and Kohen Cutler got two in the win.
-The AFW Construction Atom BBs were victorious facing Duoro at the SPC by a 6-1 score. Ben Kerr had three goals and an assist while Jack Sutton tallied twice and Brock Alaver netted one.
-The Windoorman Midget Stars played three games in three nights, winning 6-3 Friday in Duoro. Saturday, however, they were edged by Stirling 4-2. Ethan Martin scored from Zach Maracle as the teams traded goals in the first. Stirling won it in the second with four consecutive goals. Maracle added one in the third from John Hearns. Their woes continued in Brighton as they were edged 4-3. They traded goals in both the first and second frames, Mason Barker and Quinton Pierce doing the damage for the locals, but were outscored in the third, with Josh Reid netting one.
-The Napanee Canadian Tire Peewee AE squad travelled to Brighton on Sunday to be outscored 5-4 in a closely fought game. The Napanee boys had early leads, but faded near the end. Earlier they lost 6-3 facing Loyalist.
-The Conger’s Plumbing Atom AE Stars lost 7-1 in Tweed on Saturday. Max Burnett got the loan goal late in the third, while Kolten Good took the loss in net. Sunday, in Brighton, Jacob Lyons got their only goal as they were upended 17-1.