SYDNEY, N.S. - Alex Chenhall's hat trick was the difference in the Sydney Academy Wildcats' 5-1 win over the Memorial Marauders in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at the Membertou Sport and Wellness Centre, Tuesday.

Along with finding the back of the net three times, the Wildcats' captain also added an assist and drew a penalty shot in the second period.

Kenzie Carew and Braylan Fitzgerald also found the back of the net for the Wildcats (3-6-1-0).

Daniel Young had the lone goal for the Marauders (1-6-1-0).

Sydney Academy's Jimmy MacInnis made 25 saves. Memorial's Tye Swan was between the pipes, but his statistics were not accurately reported on the game sheet.

Panthers down Riverview Ravens 5-1 on Friday

COXHEATH, N.S. - The Glace Bay Panthers remained undefeated in Cape Breton High School Hockey League regular season action on Friday, defeating the Riverview Ravens at the Cape Breton County Recreation Centre.

Adam Hicks had two goals and an assist, while Jonathan Gallant added two goals, and Landon Clark chipped in with a goal and an assist for the Panthers.

Brennan Moore had the lone goal for the Ravens.

Glace Bay's Darian MacInnis was between the pipes in the win. Riverview's Devon Gallant was in goal for the loss. Statistics were not provided.

The victory comes as Memorial's first of the season

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SYDNEY, N.S. - Ryan MacMullin's goal at 2:03 of overtime powered the Memorial Marauders to a 5-4 win over the Sydney Academy Wildcats in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at Emera Centre Northside, Thursday.

Daniel Young found the back of the net twice, while Jackson Ford and Evan Fraser chipped in with single markers for the Marauders (1-5-1-0).

Kenzie Carew, Braylan Fitzgerald, Charlie Joe, and Nolan Brophy replied with goals for the Wildcats (2-6-1-0).

Memorial's Jack MacPhee made 29 saves. Sydney Academy's Liam Collings turned aside 40 of 45 shots.

Due to the impending weather, the GBHS @ SA game scheduled for Tuesday, November 23rd has been rescheduled to Tuesday, Dec. 7th. 

Riverview posted an overall 4-1 record at the tournament with the club's only loss coming to Dartmouth on Friday

COLE HARBOUR, N.S. - The Riverview Ravens captured their first tournament title of the season on Sunday, defeating the Halifax West Warriors 4-0 to claim the Auburn Classic High School Hockey Tournament.

Riverview, who posted a 2-1 round in the round robin, were led offensively in the championship game by Gahan Rector and Royce Balcom, both of whom scored twice in the game.

The Ravens' Patrick Hinchey picked up the win in goal. Statistics were not provided.

The Coxheath-based school advance to the championship game with a 4-2 win over the host Auburn Drive Eagles Saturday night.

Rector, Balcom, JC MacDonald, and Arlen Denny potted goals for the Ravens.

Goal scoring information for Auburn Drive was not provided.

Riverview's Hinchey was between the pipes in the game.

Earlier in the day on Saturday, Riverview downed the Prince Andrew Panthers 7-1.

Balcom and Noah MacKinnon each scored twice, while MacDonald, Rector, and Curtis Novak chipped in with single markers.

Hinchey was the winning netminder.

On Friday, Riverview began the event with a 6-4 win over the Sackville Kingfishers.

MacKinnon and Balcom each had a pair of goals, while Liam Robertson and Grant Cameron chipped in with single markers.

Goal scorers and goaltending information were not available for Sackville.  

Hinchey claimed the victory between the pipes.

Later in the day, Riverview was downed 4-1 by the Spartans.

Arlen Denny had the lone goal for the Ravens.

Statistics for Dartmouth were not available.

Goaltending information was not provided.

Coombes, Glace Bay Panthers shut the door on Memorial Marauders

GLACE BAY, N.S. - Owen Coombes stopped all 32 shots he faced to lead the Glace Bay Panthers to a 3-0 victory over the Memorial Marauders in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at the Miners Forum, Sunday.

Johnathan Gallant, Adam Hicks, and Mason Fraser scored goals for the Panthers.

Goaltending information for the Marauders was not reported on the game sheet.

Memorial outshot Glace Bay 32-14 in the contest.