A slow first period cost UCC this game. After ending up down 3-1 in the first it was tough for UCC to try and come back. 

Goal scorers this game were:
Josh Chan from Artem and Dumas
Zain Assaf from Ed and Piaget
Edward Moskowitz from Piaget on the Power-Play 
Johnny Wright from Dumas

After narrowly getting to the finals with a win over Trinity, UCC looked to their last obstacle to the cup, Stanstead. 

Edward Moskowitz gave UCC the early lead from a pass fom Piaget Ntakarutimana. Standstead responded 4 minutes later with their goal also in the first. In the second, Steanstead took the lead in the second but Matthew Sheehy evened up the game shortly after. UCC again took the lead in the 3rd with help from Ben Attkinson. The Blues had 8 minutes to hold their lead and win the tournament but with 7 minutes left Zack Dumas took an unfortunate interferance penelty. Looking to kill the Power-Play the boys lined up only to have Josh Chan join Dumas in the box after he was called for slashing. A clearance attempt by the Penalty-Killers was blocked by a linesman and resulted in an unfortunate goal for Stanstead who tied the game. Shortly after Stanstead managed a 4th goal and finally an open net goal as well. 

Congratulations Stansted.

With the chance to play in the finals on the line UCC and host team Trinity College. Trinity college took an early lead in this game and the Blues fought to catch up. A superhuman effort from the Trinity keeper turned away chance after chance from the Blues until only 1 minute remained. 

Goals came aplenty in this 2nd game of the Trinity College Tournament. Jeremy Bello had an excellent game but his shut out was taken away on the very last shift of the game with 16 seconds left. 

Goals were scored by: Alex Xiang, Zac Dumas, Anthony Dicriscio (2), Piaget Ntakarutimana, Owen Eubanks, Ben (Zappone) Attkinson (2), and Johnny Wright. 

In the first game of the Trinity College Tournament the Blues lined up opposite King's Edgehill School who came all the way from Nova Scotia. 

Coulter Taylor recorded a shut out as KES could not manage to get anything past him. The UCC offense however, was firing on all cylinders. Our seven goals were scored by Johhny Wright, Christian Coffey (2), Anthony Dicriscio, Ben (Zappone) Attkinson, Zack Dumas and Alex Xiang.

A highlight of the match was Christian Coffey's second goal which was an absolute blast from outside the blue line. The puck found itself neatly tucked into the top corner of the net.  

The Blues traveled down the street to our neighboring boy's school St. Michael's College for another game in the CISAA league. Unfortunately although the team played a good game of hockey, SMC came out on top this time. 

SMC opened scoring but were soon down a goal after goals coming from Anthony Dicriscio and Matthew Sheehy. SMC would net two more goals, both on power-plays, in the first allowing them a lead for again going into the second. An early goal in the second put SMC up by two. Piaget Ntakarutimana cut the lead down to one but it wasn't enough and SMC took this game with a score of 4-3.

This game was the first of two games played at Appleton Arena at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York.

In a tough, scoreless, loss UCC heavily out chanced Ulysse academy but were not able to get any numbers on the scoreboard. Ulysse won the game in a sudden death overtime.

In the second of two game at Appleton Arena at St. Lawrence University, UCC worked to produce a better result! 

In this game our goals came from Ben Attkinson and Johhny Wright. Coulter Taylor also recorded a shut out in his excellent performance.

This Winterfest, the team must have heard that blondes have more fun because the entire team came out to play with bleached blonde hair. The only exceptions were our natural blondes who opted to turn their hair blue. After some smoke, lights and the team's national anthems, we were off.

In his first game back from injury, Super Swede Klas Frykfeldt opened scoring with help from Ed Moskowitz and Ben Attkinson. UCC would hold the lead through the first but had trouble in the second period where Nichols found themselves three back to back goals. Ed Moskowitz put the team back in the game with a late goal in the second with help from Piaget. The Blues battled in the third but couldn't even the score. Nichols would add an empty net goal and win the game 4-2.

In the first of three games in Lake Placid, New York, the Blue's took on the tournament's host team, Northwood School. 

An absolute standout this game was Jeremy Bello who faced close to 40 shots on goal and did more than his share to keep the team in the game. Even with a standout performance in net, Northwood scored late in the first and held onto that lead until Zack Dumas netted one in the third. Unfortunately, Northwood's second goal came with 3 minutes left in the 3rd and that was enough for them to take the game.

In the second game of the Northwood Tournament, UCC faced Shawnigan Lake. A team coming all the way from British Columbia. 

The Blues left burnt Shawnigan only a minute into the game with a great goal from Anthony Dicriscio. On the power-play 12 minutes later, Edward Moskwitz would net one with help from Piaget Ntakarutimana. Shawnigan cut the lead in half with a goal at 5 minutes left in the first. Mathew Sheehy brought the lead back up to two with his power-play goal assisted by Owen Eubanks. Again Shawnigan crawled back into the game with their power-play goal 2 minutes later. Another power-play goal later in the second brought the game back to even again. The thrid was a great period with no edge coming to either team. After a 3 on 3 overtime failed to find a winner this game had to go to a shootout. 

Jeremy Bello played another amazing game and did not allow any goals on Shawnigan's shootout efforts leaving Zach Dumas and Ben Attkinson to tidy up our shootout win.

The UCC boys showed some character in this game. After previously losing to Northfield Mount Hermon by at score of 6-0 and knowing that Taft had just beat them the previous game 4-0 the Blues were expecting a challenge. 

Taft opened scoring late in the first with a goal on the power-play and it wouldn't be until the second when Zack Dumas tied it up after a great pass from John Chan. Later that period Matthew Sheehy would put the team in the lead with a power-play goal with help from Klas Frykfeldt and Zach Dumas. Taft brought it back to even with a goal late in the third, taking the game into overtime. It would be call-up Noah Varga who turned out to be this games hero as he netted the overtime winner with help from Ben Attkinson and Edward Moskowitz.

Taft would go on to win the tournament's 3rd place game.

The Blues had a fantastic opportunity to play the second game of the Lawrenceville Tournament in Princeton University's Hobey Baker Memorial Ice Rink. 

In this game UCC faced off against the Tournament's eventual champions, Belmont Hill. UCC opened scoring as Edward Moskowitz put one past the keeper with help from Anthony Dicriscio. Belmont Hill played a great game and would go on a 5 goal run which put the game out of reach. Johnny Wright would net his great effort in the second with assists going to Zack Dumas and Matthew Sheehy.

In the first game of the Lawreneville tournament UCC matched Northfield Mount Hermon in shots throughout the game but could not capatilize on their opporunities. NMH managed a shutout win against the Blues. 

After slowing down for exams the team looked ready to compete in their first game back against the Bylth Jr. Cougars. The Blues came out firing and netted 7 goals in the firsts half of the game. The Cougars managed a goal in the second half and kept the Blues to only 3 additional goals.

Goals this game came from Johhny Wright (2), Edward Moskowitz, Josh Chan (2), Howard Yu, Zach Dumas (2), and call-up Brendan Meisner. David Wood also buried his first goal as a Varsity Blue and went home with the puck. 

Coulter Taylor managed a shut-out in his half and call-up Dylan  did well to keep Blyth to only 1 goal.

After the previous day's defeat, the Jr. Cougars made sure to play their best hockey against the Blues. Blyth took a 2 -0 lead in the first before the UCC boys woke up. The Blues scored 1 in the first and 3 in the second to lead the Jr. Cougars 4-2. With a great effort, Bylth manged 2 more goals in the third and brought the game to even. 

Goal in this game were scored by, The newst Varsity Blue, Ben Attkinson (2), Owen Eubanks, and Zack Dumas.

Earlier in the year, at Ridley's Tiger Cup, the Blues lost to Blyth by a score of 3 to 2. Since that time, the team has come a long way and become much more competitive. By the end of the first of two periods, UCC outscored Blyth 6 to 1. Goals came from Piaget Ntakarutimana(2), Howard Yu, Zach Dumas(2), and Artem Meshcherin. Alex Xiang would add another in the 2nd. Great job Blues!

With Ridley and Ulysse headed to the finals, UCC and A21 met to play for third place. After their shootout loss to UCC in the last game, A21 played a great game to beat the Blues. Johnny Wright scored the opening goal of the game to put the Blues up 1-0. A lapse in the second saw A21 to take the lead 2-1. They would add another in the third and take the game 3-1

In the second game of the Barrow, UCC faced off against Ulysse acadamy who hosted UCC in their E.T. Cup where the Blues placed second. In this game a weak second period caused Ulysse to go up by two. A strong effort in the third wasn't enough to bring the boys back to even and the Blues lost 2-1.

Anthony Dicriscio scored the single goal with assists from Zack Dumas and Cam Scott.

Skating like we know they can, The Blues lead A21 3-0 midway through the second. James Moffat had a great game, scoring two in the first period. Zack Dumas added a third mid-way through the second. A three goal lead wasn't enough and A21 responded with 3 back to back goals.This game had to be decided in a shoot out. It was fortunate that Jeremy Bello was in net and stopped all three shots he faced. Zach Dumas put one past the A21 keepers and sealed the win for the Blues.

Tough first loss for the boys in the Barrow Tournament. Penalties continue to trouble the Blues as they spent a combined entire period in the box. Goal scorers this game were Matthew Sheehy who scored two and Johnny Wright.

On Sunday November 17th UCC played their second game of the Standstead showcase against the host team, Stanstead. The first two periods of the game were tight, ending 2-1 for Stanstead. Penalties and injuries slowly wore down the team however and Stanstead added 3 goals in the 3rd to take the game 5-2. 

Josh Chan was again great at the point. His power-play snipe tied the game at 1 all in the second. Matthew Sheehy also found the back of the net with help from an assist by Josh as well.

Although the team did not win their games, they still showed very well to the gathered scouts. Coming from the NHL, US colleges and Canadian professional leagues,the scouts saw what the boys could do.

The UCC blues took a 8 hour road trip to Stanstead, Quebec to play in the Standstead showcase this weekend. In the first of two games UCC faced off against Northwood School. Coming from Lake Placid, New York, Northwood have only taken 1 out of the last 5 games the teams have previously played.

On Saturday November 16th Northwood managed to bring their record vs. UCC to 4-2. Northwood manged to capitalize on their powerplay opportunities and wore the Blues down, scoring 3 goals in the third. The Blue's offense came from Anthony Dicriscio and Matthew Sheehy. The player of the game was #18 Josh Chan who was asked to play his first game on defense and shut down many of Northwood's scoring opportunities. 

Jeremy Bello did his part to keep the Blues in the game and made some saves that left Northwood players scratching their heads.

Having won their previous 4 games of the tournament, the UCC Blues were handed their first loss by the St. Michael Majors. SMC was strong on the puck and fought hard to win battles all game. UCC had a tough time staying out of the box and even an incredible performance from Jeremy Bello wasn't enough to turn the tide. Congratulations to the St. Michael's Majors.

With a 5 - 1 win against the Richmond Hill Coyotes the Blues secure a spot in the Ulysse Tournament finals. Coulter Taylor played a strong game keeping the score to only one against. Our men at the line, Cam Scott and Klas Frykeldt, produced a goal each. Up front Edward Moskowitz put in a pair and Matthew Sheehy also popped one in.

In the final game of Pool B, UCC defeat Andre-Grasset College with a score of 3 - 1. A pair of goals was scored by #88 Zach Dumas with assists from Edward Moskowitz in each. A final goal was scored by #92 Anthony Dicriscio. 

In the first CISAA game of the season the Blues traveled to the La Brier Family Arena in Aurora, ON to play the St. Andrew's College Saints. The Saints were a fast team who were able to capitalize on many of their scoring opportunities. UCC hopes to regroup as they travel back to Quebec to play in the Stanstead Showcase. 

On Friday November 8th, UCC kicked off the first game of the E.T. Cup in Terrebonne, Quebec. UCC began the tournament across the ice from Windor's A21 academy. This was 3rd meeting of the teams this season. The previous two games resulted in a 2-2 tie and a 2-0 loss for UCC. This time the Blues came away with a 9 -4 win. 

The teams first line was working in overdrive this game and produced 7 of the 9 goals. Zack Dumas, Edward Moskowitz and Matthew Sheehy all came away with multiple goals and assists. Klas Frykeldt and Johhny Wright added a goal each as well.

In the second game of the E.T. Cup UCC defeated Saint-Louis Academy from Quebec City. In this 5-1 victory goals came from Zach Dumas(2), Anthony Dicriscio(2) and Edward Moskowitz. Coulter Taylor made himself big between the pipes only allowing one goal from the many chances Saint-Louis had. 

In another pair of exhibition games, UCC welcomed Loyola to the Mara Rink. This was especially exciting for Anthony Dicriscio who arrived to UCC from Loyola last year. 

The first period of the game remained scoreless but not without its excitement. The Loyola keeper stood on his head to stop the barrage of shots peppered at him by the UCC offense. In the second period the Blues found their finish with 3 out of their 4 total goals coming from the point. Owen Eubanks was fired up after finding himself in perfect position for his pair of goals. The Loyola power-play proved effective however, finding the back of the net quickly on two of their 5 power-plays. Edward Moskowitz and Cam Scott added two more goals to finish the game 4 to 2 for the Blues. 

UCC and Loyola face off again tomorrow for their second game. 

With an extra hour of sleep from daylight saving time, the boys were well rested for today's game. 

In the second meeting of UCC and Loyola, the Blues' offense was working overtime. Highlights included Christian's Coffee's first goal of the season, another goal from Owen Eubanks, and a fantastic game of hockey from Johnny Wright. Zach Dumas was also very impressive finding each of the top corners on the same shift. Edward Moskowitz also smashed in a pair leaving UCC with their highest scoring game of the season.

The Blues are back at it this weekend at the Ulysse tournament. 

In the second of two exhibition games against the Le Sommet Falcons, the Blues came away with a tie. Goals this game came from Josh Chan(2), Artem Meshcherin, and Edward Moskowitz. Playing a role in each of the goals was Zach Dumas who finished the game with four assists.

The Falcons again opened scoring early in the first and kept a lead going into the second. Again, UCC played hard in the second to even the game and eventually take the lead. A late push by Le Sommet brought the game to overtime. Another 3 on 3 overtime didn't decide anything and the game ended in a tie.

UCC now looks to Novembver 2nd and 3rd for two more exhibition games against Loyola.

Our Varsity Blues team hosted Blyth Academy this past Friday afternoon. A sequel to our previous meeting at the Ridley tournament 2 weeks ago. The Blues took control of the game early with speed, physically and good puck control. Shots were loopsided in the blues favour at 42-13 and the goals came from Artem M., Piaget N., Josh C., and capped off by Klas F. who played in front of his mother who is in town from Sweden watching her son play in North America for the first time. Coulter Taylor made a few key saves early to set the tone and ended up with a well deversed shutout. 

After a slow start to the season, the Blues are displayed good growth as a group and their next challenge comes next weekend on the road against a very strong team in "Le Sommet".

It's with great pleasure to announce that Tucker McIntosh commits to SLU.
Tucker was a tremendous player for our program for the past 2 seasons and a valuable member of our National Championship squad in 2018. 

Congratulations Tucker.

In anticipation of A Day, the Blues welcomed Everest College for an exhibition game. Playing an all around good game of hockey the boys locked in a 3-0 win.  

It was a tough tournament for the boys but the saying goes "you're only as good as your last game". In their final game, the UCC Blues secured the "W" with a clutch shootout winner by Piaget Ntakarutimana against a tough Lake Forest Academy in the Meridian Center. 

The Blues kicked off the 4 day Ridley College Tournament in St. Catherines competing for the Tiger Cup. Our boys dropped their first game in a tough shootout loss against St. Francis. Klas Krykfeldt brought the team back to even and into overtime with his effort from the point.

Compuware Hockey out of Michigan came out on top in UCC's second game with Edward Moskowitz jamming in the team's only goal of the game. 

The boys continue tomorrow with two games against A21 and Blyth Toronto. 

On Friday September 20th UCC welcomed the A21 Academy from Windsor to Wilder Arena for the first pre-season game of the year. Alex Xiang opened the season scoring with an early deflection. Josh Chan brought the game back to even in the third with a shot that blew the bottle right off the opposition's net. The boys are back on the ice this weekend for a showcase at Ridley College.