From Atom to Midget, these teams are getting closer to capturing a Pro Hockey Life Cup.
Minor Atom AAA
The Jr. Canadiens (14-0-1) notched their 14th win of the season on Friday, maintaining their undefeated record. The second place Toronto Titans (11-2-2) won their third straight in a 5-0 victory over the North York Rangers (2-11-1). Teams should be keeping an eye on the third place Vaughan Kings (9-1-3) who have not lost a game since falling to the Jr. Canadiens on October 6.
Other finals from Minor Atom AAA weekend action:
Markham Majors 5, Mississauga Rebels 1
Vaughan Kings 7, Toronto Marlboros 2
Minor Bantam AA
Can anybody stop the North York Knights (16-0-0)? The reigning Pro Hockey Life Cup and Scotiabank GTHL Playoff champions added a 5-2 victory to their undefeated record over the weekend. The Knights sit seven points ahead of the second place Leaside Flames (12-3-1). The Flames have now won five straight. Their last loss came at the hands of the first place Knights.
In the West, the Vaughan Rangers (13-0-2) remain on top despite not playing over the weekend. The Mississauga North Stars (12-1-2) are inching closer to first, sitting two points behind the Rangers. The Rangers and North Stars only meeting this year resulted in a draw. The reigning Pro Hockey Life Cup champions, the Mississauga Terriers, (8-3-4) currently sit in fourth. They will play the Humberview Huskies (3-10-2) on November 20.
Other finals from Minor Bantam AA weekend action:
West – Mississauga Blackhawks 0, Streetsville Tigers 1
East – Goulding Park Rangers 5, York Mills 3
East – Ted Reeve Thunder 3, North Toronto 4
Midget Jr. A
Capturing a Scotiabank GTHL Playoff title during their Minor Midget season, the Midget Jr. Leaside Flames (12-2-2) are once again burning up the standings, sitting in first with a game in hand over the second place Scarborough Ice Raiders (11-4-2). The division remains tight, with only six points separating the first and fifth place teams. Teams should be keeping an eye on the Forest Hill Force (11-4-0), who have won six of their last seven.
After a second round playoff elimination last season, the Vaughan Rangers (15-1-3) have started their season red hot. The Rangers settled on a draw over the weekend against the Avalanche (8-6-3) – the reigning Pro Hockey Life Cup champions. Teams should keep an eye on the second place Humberview Huskies (13-3-2). The Huskies have now won 4 straight, with their last loss coming at the hands of the Avalanche.
Other finals from Midget Jr. A weekend action:
West – Avalanche 6, Greater Toronto Capitals 1
West – Duffield Devils 3, Toronto Eagles 3
East – Toronto Aeros 3, West Hill Golden Hawks 1
East – Ted Reeve Thunder 3, North Toronto 4
