In a thrilling display of hockey prowess, the Wellington Dukes and Haliburton County Huskies battled it out on the ice, resulting in a hard-fought tie game. The match, which went into double overtime, ended with both teams scoring four goals each, showcasing the skill and determination of the players. The Huskies dominated the first and second periods, while the Dukes waited until the third period to make their mark on the scoreboard. Aiden Lee led the Dukes with a brace, supported by Justin Doak and Cole Ellis, each contributing a single goal. This game was a testament to the competitive spirit of the OJHL, with the Trenton Golden Hawks preparing for their upcoming journey to North York, and the Battle of Quinte featuring Wellington in Trenton, both scheduled for a 2:30 start on Family Day. Meanwhile, in the Jr. C league, Frankford secured a shutout victory over Trent Hills with a 7-0 score, and Port Hope kept a clean sheet against Picton, winning 3-0. The Northern Premier League's playoff series saw the Deseronto Bulldogs emerge victorious over Wellington County in overtime, 6-5, while the Tweed Oil Kings easily defeated the Westport Lumberjacks 8-3. As the series progresses, Westport will travel to Tweed for the second game, set to begin at 2:30 on Sunday. This round of matches promises to be an exciting spectacle, leaving fans eager for more.
