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Posthumus has hot hand for Myers Minor Bantams in playoffs Myers Automotive Minor Hockey
Major Pee Wee AAA
Myers Automotive scored four goals in the second period as they opened the Hockey Eastern Ontario AAA playoffs with a 5-1 win over the Ottawa Valley Titans Feb. 23. Henry Mews scored a pair of goals with Tyler Bell, Thomas Dickey and William Nicholl each scoring one. Assists went to Mews, Ben Watzenboek, Cole Beaudoin and Caton Ryan. Karsen Chartier was the winning goalie. Myers won the second game of the series on Feb. 26 by a 4-2 count. Henry Mews scored twice with Caton Ryan and David Huang scoring one each. William Nicholl had three assists with Ryan and Lucas Leblanc earning one each. David Egorov was the winning goalie. The following night, the Titans bounced back with a 5-0 win. As Danil Zabednov had a hat trick and Sam Pollard had the shut out. In Game 4 March 3, Myers scored three goals in the third period to beat the Titans 4-2.
Henry Mews had a goal and an assist, with Caleb Bosomworth, Caton Ryan and David Huang also scoring. William Nicholl had two assists with Cole Beaudoin picking up one. David Egorov was the winning goalie. Myers won the series March 4 with a 3-1 win. Henry Mews had a goal and an assist with William Nicholl and Mikayil Kahriman also scoring. Cole Beaudoin and Caton Ryan added assists. Karsen Chartier was the winning goalie.
Minor Bantam AAA
Frederic Bismarji had the shutout as Myers Automotive opened the Hockey Eastern Ontario AAA playoffs with a 5-0 win over the Eastern Ontario Wild Feb. 21. Treyson Dewar had two goals with one each going to Jacob Muller, Kent Moors and Braxton Ross. Kyle Powers had two assists with one each going to Ryan Lebreux, John Stewart, Ty Campbell, Gabe Kingsbury and Luke Posthumus. In Game 2 Feb. 24, Myers doubled the Wild 4-2, thanks in part to a Luke Posthumus hat trick. The Wild took a 2-0 lead
as Marc-Oliver McCarthy scored twice in the first period. Luke Posthumus scored in the second from Treyson Dewar and Gabe Kingsbury to pull Myers to within a goal. In the third, Kyle Powers tied the game with an unassisted power play goal, before Posthumus netted the tying goal and an insurance goal. Oliver Bonk assisted one and Braxton Ross the other. Zachary Bowen and Frederick Bismarji shared goaltending duties. Posthumus continued his scoring pace the next night as Myers beat the Wild 5-1. Posthumus scored twice with Kingsbury, Ross and Luka Benoit each scoring once. Ross, Dewar, Nicholas Larkin, Powers, Stewart, Moors and Seamus Lockhart also had assists. Frederic Bismarji was the winning goalie. Myers won the series with a 3-2 win March 2. Ryan Lebreux, Kyle Powers and Luke Posthumus scored with Powers, Nicholas Larkin, Jacob Muller, John Stewart, Braxton Ross and Braedan Kelly earning assists. Zachary Bowen was the winning goalie.
Major Bantam AAA
The Eastern Ontario Wild
blanked Myers Automotive 4-0 in the opener of their first round playoff series Feb. 23. In the second game of the series, the Wild beat Myers 8-1. Kai Dunits scored the
lone Myers goal from Connor Dickey. The Wild won the third game, also by an 8-1 score. Lee Parks scored for Myers from Will Gerrior and Kai
Dunits. The Wild closed out the series Feb. 28 with a 5-2 win. Jonathan Swyer and Dylan Pollock each had an unassisted goal for Myers.
Michael Drost, Nepean Raiders top protect in the 2019 CCHL draft, is interviewed by CKDJ’s Josh “Prime Time” Primeau at the Nepean Sportsplex on Monday, March 4. The 14-year-old defenceman will likely play with the Raiders U-18 team this fall. The 5’8” Drost attends Grade 9 at Longfields-Davidson Heights High School. Mike Carroccetto photo
Minor Pee Wee AA Raiders win 9-5 to even series with Sting Nepean Raiders Minor Hockey Playoff Report
Minor Pee Wee AA
The Ottawa Sting scored three goals in the third period as they beat the Raiders 3-1 in the first game of their Hockey Eastern Ontario second round playoff series Tues., March 5 at the Jim Peplinski Arena. Jacob Warnes scored a power play goals for the Raiders from Tristan Boudreau and
Nolan Turnbull. The Raiders rebounded March 7 with a 9-5 win over the Sting. Harry Nansi and Nolan Turnbull each had two goals and an assist, and Chase Hull notched a pair of goals. Gabriel Bergeron had a goal and an assist, while James Hughson and Ricky Wilson also scored. Lior Buchler added two assists with one each going to Braden Ho and Zachary Venance. Darcy Murphy and Jaeden
Nelson shared the time in goal.
Minor Bantam AA
The Cumberland Grads got a goal from Tyler Levesque with just 24 seconds left in the third period as they edged the Nepean Raiders 3-2 in the first game of their second round Hockey Eastern Ontario Minor Bantam AA playoff series in Navan Mon., March 4. Noah McDonnell scored twice in the second period for Cumberland before the Raiders bounced back to tie the
game. Jaidon Genereux scored from Thomas Gallivan, and Jake Shephard scored from Aidan Conroy. The Grads won Game 2 of the series 6-2 at the Bell Arena March 6. Daiwen Jia scored a power play goal from Scott Wirvin and Jaidon Genereux, and Thomas Gallivan scored from Liam Campbell and Marshall Nehme.
Major Bantam AA
The Nepean Raiders took a 4-0 points lead in their second
round series with the Ottawa Sting as they won 7-1 at the Jim Durrell Complex. Justin Wammes scored two goals while Marco Peloso, Matthew Stoppa, Matthew O’Doherty, Thomas Jones and Ryan Robichaud scored one each. Stoppa, O’Doherty, Francesco Sicoli, Mason MacNeil and Braeydon Fenn each had assists.
Minor Atom A
On March 6, the Raiders opened up the second round of
the Hockey Eastern Ontario playoffs with a 5-3 loss to the Seaway Valley Rapids in Cornwall. Dean Sloan scored from David Buchman in the second period for the Raiders. With Nepean down 4-1 in the third, Owen Cowper scored from Liam Kelly, and Redi Harper netted an unassisted goal to make the score 4-3. The Rapids held off the Raiders’ surge and scored an empty net goal to secure the 5-3 win.
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