This year was the first year for the U15 to be scouted for Team Canada U16 Team. This division had 5 teams from across Canada, 3 from Ontario, 1 from British Columbia and 1 from Alberta.

In round robin play the West Coast Wolverines went undefeated and advanced with a bye to the “A” Championship game. In the “A” Semi Final game we had the Edmonton Red Wings take on the Penetang Blazers and with Edmonton defeating Penetang by the score of 2-1, the Red Wings advanced to take on the undefeated West Coast Wolverines in the “A” championship game. Penetang took home the bronze medal from the semi final game.

In the “B” pool it was a all Ontario final with the Beeton Xtreme defeating the Belleville Bulls by the score of 2-1 to win the “B” Gold medal and Belleville taking home the “B” silver medal.

In the “A” championship game the Edmonton Red Wings came from behind twice to tie the game after regulation time 5-5. In overtime both teams had ample chances to put the game away as they were going up and down the floor for 2 overtime periods and when it was over it was still tied. Next we go into a shoot out, both teams having the first 5 players to go thru in the first round. The Red Wings went first, and both teams continued going thru their first set of players, as we got down to the last 2 players and nobody scored yet it looked like we were going to get another set of players ready for the next round. The Red Wings sent their 5^th player down the floor but were unable to score, the Wolverines sent their 5^th player down the floor and pulled the goalie to the right and put the ball over the shoulder for a thrilling 6-5 shoot out win. The Wolverines took home the “A” Gold and the Red Wings took home the “A” Silver.

U17 Division
This year in the U117 division we had 4 teams from Ontario, 1 team from British Columbia, 2 teams from Alberta, and for the first time we had a new province attend the nationals from Saskatchewan.

After round robin play the top two teams from each division advanced to the “A” division semi finals, and the bottom 2 teams compete at the “B” division semi finals.

In the first “A”semi final game Belleville Bulls defeated the Edmonton Extreme 4-3 in overtime with Belleville advancing to the “A” final and Edmonton advancing to the Bronze game.

In the second “A” semi final Penetang defeated the Barrie Wild to advance to the ‘A” final against Belleville, and Edmonton Extreme would take on the Barrie Wild in the Bronze metal game.

In the first “B” semi final game the Toronto Selects took on the Edmonton Stars and defeated them by a score of 5-0 to advance to the “B” gold medal game, and Edmonton to the “B” Bronze game.

In the second “B” semi final the B.C. Thunder defeated Team Saskatchewan by the score of 5-3 to advance against the Toronto Selects, while Team Saskatchewan would take on the Edmonton Stars in the Bronze game.

In the “A” bronze medal match up the Barrie Wild defeated the Edmonton Extreme by the score of 3-0 to win the “A” Bronze medal.

In the “B” bronze medal match up the Edmonton Stars defeated Team Saskatchewan bt the score of 6-0 to win the “B” Bronze medal.

In the “A” gold match up the Belleville Bulls defeated the Penetang Blazers by the score of 4-3 in overtime to win the “A” gold medal and Penetang taking home the Silver medal.

In the “B” Gold match up the Toronto Selects defeated the B.C. Thunder by the score of 5-0 to win the “B” gold medal and B.C. Thunder taking home the “B” Silver medal.

U19 Division
In the U19 division we had 4 teams from Ontario, 2 teams from Alberta and 2 teams from British Columbia, with the second team from BC having some kids from Nova Scotia.

After the round robin games were complete, the top two teams in each division advanced to the “A” semi finals and the bottom two teams advanced to the “B” semi finals.

In the first “A” semi final the Penetang Blazers defeated the Beeton Xtreme by the score of 2-1 to advance to the “A” gold medal game and Beeton to the Bronze medal game.

In the second “A” semi final game the Belleville Bulls defeated the Canadian Rockies by the score of 4-3 in overtime, to advance to the “A” championship game against Penetang, and the Canadian Rockies against the Beeton Xtreme.

In the first “B” semi final game the Edmonton Royals defeated Ottawa by the score of 6-1 to advance to the “B” gold medal game and Ottawa would play for the bronze medal.

In the second “B” semi final game the Edmonton Mustangs defeated the West Coast Express by the score of 2-1 to advance to the “B” gold medal game against the Edmonton Royals, and the West Coast Express against Ottawa for the bronze medal.

In the “A” Bronze medal game the Beeton Xtreme defeated the Canadian Rockies by the score of 2-1 to win the Bronze medal.

In the “B” Bronze medal game the West Coast Express defeated Ottawa by the score of 8-0 to win the bronze medal.

In the “A” Gold medal game the Belleville Bulls defeated the Penetang Blazers by the score of 5-4 in overtime to win the Gold medal with Penetang taking home the Silver medal.

In the “B” Gold medal game the Edmonton Royals defeated the Edmonton Mustangs by the score of 3-2 to win the Gold medal and the Edmonton Mustangs taking home the Silver medal.

U15 ALL STAR TEAM

FORWARDS

Jess Moreau - Penetang Blazers 1G 3A
Brandon MaGee - Edmonton Red Wings 4G 2A
Tyrell Goulbourne - Edmonton Red Wings 2G 3A

DEFENCE

Brandon Frandsen - Penetang Blazers 3G 1A
Brendon Fetting - Beeton Xtreme 2G

GOALIE
Deepkaron Toor – West Coast Wolverines.

TOP DEFENCEMAN
Matt Lloyd – West Coast Wolverines

TOP FORWARD
Colin Catchpole – West Coast Wolverines

TOP GOALIE
Matthew Hall – Penetang Blazers

U17 ALL STAR TEAM

FORWARDS
Mitch Holmberg – Edmonton Extreme 3G 4A
Kristoff Kontos – Penetang Blazers 1G 6A
Ryan Johnson – Barrie Wild 3G 5A

DEFENCE
Tyler Marchand – Penetang Blazers 1G 3A
Jason Shaw – Belleville Bulls 1G 3A

GOALIE
Jordan Cooke – Edmonton Extreme

TOP DEFENCEMAN
Dencan Siemans – Edmonton Extreme 4G 4A

TOP FORWARD
Darcy Greenaway – Belleville Bulls 6G 6A

TOP GOALIE
Kevin Bailie – Belleville Bulls