Support Local Hockey: Junior Hockey Rundown – Nov.12/26

By: Brock Ormond / InQuinte.ca

WELLINGTON DUKES

Friday, November 6, 2026: Wellington Dukes – 5 vs St. Michael’s Buzzers – 0

Dryden Riley’s first shutout of the 2026-27 season came Friday night at the Duke Dome in the Wellington Dukes 5-0 blanking of the St. Michael’s Buzzers.

A fast start out of the gates was necessary for Wellington to jump back into the win column and the Dukes got goals in spades from Landon Marleau (19th), Sammy Longo (5th) and Cooper Woron (3rd), all in prime scoring areas.

Special teams took over in the second for the hosts, with Blake Berthiaume tearing away to snap a shorthanded goal upstairs on Erik Maki under the crossbar at 12:19 and Zach Anderson roofing a tough-angle shot in the final minute to chase the St. Mike’s start from the game.

The Dukes put a shell up in the third period to help preserve Riley’s goose egg and push Wellington’s record to 12-6-3 on the campaign.

Justin Doak and Jayden Levesque had two assists each, while Cole Ellis picked up a helper on the first Wellington goal in his first game back from a stint in the BCHL.

Anderson, Brandon Mann, Oliver Coyle, Mac Chisholm and Marco Wolf added single assists as well.

Though he had no points in his Dukes debut, former Toronto Warrior Lucas Hill played a solid two-way game.

Sunday, November 8, 2026: Wellington Dukes – 4 @ North York Rangers – 3 (OT)

A key penalty kill in bonus time was the catalyst for a victory in North York for the Wellington Dukes on Sunday.

With Marco Wolf in the box for an infraction, Gavin Godick sprung loose to set up Blake Berthiaume for the heroics on the Dukes only shot of overtime in a 4-3 win at Herb Carnegie Arena.

The Rangers got a three-way connection going for their first goal, with Patrick Farmer finishing it off at the 15:06 mark of the opening period.

The offence picked up in the second for both teams, with the Dukes answering Linden Keith’s early marker with OJHL goals-leader Landon Marleau’s 20th of the season, tapping in a feed from Zach Anderson off a rush started by Jayden Levesque.

Levesque, the native of Milton, tied the game with his fifth of the season at 13:10 off a powerplay faceoff, but the deadlock lasted all of 13 seconds thanks to Reid DeBokx’s go-ahead tally.

That goal lifted the Rangers back into the driver’s seat going into the last regulation period, but the Dukes persisted enough to break down North York, draw another penalty and get back even again.

Marleau worked a give-and-go down low with Anderson and popped his 21st of the season past Isaac Gravelle on the ensuing powerplay to tie the score 3-3 at 6:44.

Justin Doak added the second assist to extend his point streak to six consecutive games.

The equalizer set the stage for overtime and Berthiaume’s winner, his sixth of the season and second shorthanded goal in as many games, set up beautifully by the 16-year rearguard who just came off winning a bronze medal at the Under-17 Challenge in Oakville Saturday.

Wellington outshot the Rangers 36-29, with Dryden Riley making 26 saves.

TRENTON GOLDEN HAWKS

Friday, November 6, 2026: Trenton Golden Hawks – 6 vs Newmarket Hurricanes – 3

The Trenton Golden Hawks are winners of three in a row after a 6-3 victory over the Newmarket Hurricanes.

A pair of newer faces, Pacey Adduono and Thomas Harnett, paced the offensive attack.

A couple of weeks after getting trounced 7-3 in Newmarket, the Hawks didn’t let an early Damir Cherniavskii goal 42 seconds in throw them off.

Evan Norris answered a couple minutes later with his seventh of the year on a rebound from Jax Martin and Harnett.

Nicholas Muzzati put the ‘Canes ahead again 2-1 at the 11:25 mark, but two quick strikes in just 11 seconds from Charlie Gage (6th) and Harnett nearly completely flipped the game on its head.

Aiden Lee did count for Newmarket quickly in the second just 39 seconds in, but it soon became the Adduono show.

The former Peterborough Pete sunk home an even strength tally at 3:52, before his buried a powerplay marker just 31 seconds later after a Newmarket interference penalty.

Trenton kept the pressing ‘Canes at arms length for the remainder of the night and Kaiden Harmon’s empty-netter with a little more than two minutes left put the game away.

Beckett Ewart, Ryan Foley, Norris, Harmon and Harnett all recorded multiple points, with one assist each going to Martin, Wyatt Gregory, Ethan Brassard and Liam Fisher.

Eli Zucker stopped 30 of 33 for his third straight personal victory.

Sunday, November 8, 2026: Trenton Golden Hawks – 3 @ St. Michael’s Buzzers – 0 

The Hawks extended their winning streak to four with a shutout win Sunday in Toronto.

For the second time in five starts since becoming a Hawk, Eli Zucker kept the back of his net unmarked with 25 saves for a shutout in a tidy 3-0 win at St. Michael’s College Arena versus the St. Mike’s Buzzers on Sunday afternoon.

Trenton edged the Buzzers in shots 12-11 in a goalless first period but found the net through Beckett Ewart’s ninth of the season less than five minutes into the second stanza.

The assistant captain from Cobourg walked through the middle and snapped a shot over Jonathan Frattaroli’s glove hand for the opening goal and the eventual winner, assisted by Nathan McHattie and captain Wyatt Gregory.

The stingy defence of the Hawks continued in the third, with Zucker being a brick wall behind them, enabling a key late insurance marker.

Pacey Adduono beat Frattaroli for his third goal in two games as a Hawk from Liam Fisher in the late stages of the third.

Kaiden Harmon iced the game with his eighth of the season into an empty-net, the second straight game he’s notched an empty-netter.

Trenton outshot the offensively challenged Buzzers 40-27 overall, handing the hosts their second straight shutout loss and fifth defeat in a row overall.

Tuesday, November 10, 2026: Trenton Golden Hawks – 2 vs Lindsay Muskies – 3

Two third period goals helped the Lindsay Muskies skate away with another one goal victory over the Trenton Golden Hawks, 3-2 on Tuesday.

In front of a loud crowd of youngsters at a School Day Game at the Dunc, Trenton outshot Lindsay 13-7 in the opening frame, but couldn’t sneak one past Luka Gelinas in the Muskies cage.

Quinte Red Devils graduate Jack Foley got a piece of a point shot that switched directions on Eli Zucker for the opening goal not long past the halfway point of the second.

The Hawks response was swift, with Evan Norris hammering an Owen Rivers pass into the mesh behind Gelinas for his eighth of the season just over a minute later to even the score.

The start was strong for the Hawks in the third.

Defenceman Nathan McHattie squeezed home his first of the season, pouncing on a rebound off the right pad of Gelinas at the 2:35 mark of the frame.

But, Lindsay managed to flip the game on its head, getting a pair from Grant Jokic on the powerplay and another Foley goal on a bouncing puck with about seven minutes remaining to spur the Muskies to victory.

Final shots favoured Trenton 39-37, with Zucker making 34 saves as the Hawks’ four-game winning streak was snapped.

PICTON PIRATES

Thursday, November 5, 2026: Picton Pirates – 4 vs Trent Hills Thunder – 2

PIRATES 4 THUNDER 2

The Picton Pirates were winners on home ice at the Prince Edward Community Centre Thursday night over the Trent Hills Thunder.

Jonathan ‘Jonny’ Bonter made his return to Picton with a goal and an assist, which was duplicated by Ben Smith and Ty Mulder to thrill the faithful at the ‘Pirateship.’

Joey Coates had Picton’s other goal and Kirk Stevenson pitched in with two assists.

Cohen Bedore, named to the PJHL Top Prospects game, made 35 saves in one of his best performances of the season.

Sunday, November 8, 2026: Picton Pirates – 2 @ Amherstview Jets – 4

Gerrit Kempers accounted for all the Pirates offence in a 4-2 defeat in Amherstview.

Kempers, the veteran Picton captain, tied the score late in the first and buried a powerplay equalizer in the second before the Jets pulled away.

Coates had two assists, while Mulder and Blake Brown had one each.

Bedore was solid again in the loss, making 31 saves.

Join the Wellington Dukes and Trenton Golden Hawks at CIBC Place, the home of the Belleville Senators, for an OJHL Challenge game as part of Sens Hockey Weekend in Quinte. The matchup on Friday, November 13, 2026, revives the longstanding tradition of the Jr.A teams from Trenton and Wellington meeting for a regular-season game in Belleville. Tickets start at just $15 and are available anytime via Ticketmaster.

ON DECK

Thursday, November 12, 2026
Port Hope Panthers @ Picton Pirates – 7:30 p.m.

Friday, November 13, 2026
Trenton Golden Hawks vs Wellington Dukes – 7:00 p.m. (CIBC Place)
Picton Pirates @ Napanee Raiders – 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, November 14, 2026
Wellington Dukes @ Newmarket Hurricanes – 4:30 p.m.

Sunday, November 15, 2026
Cobourg Cougars @ Trenton Golden Hawks – 6:30 p.m.
Toronto Warriors @ Wellington Dukes – 7:00 p.m.

The full 2026-27 Belleville Senators schedule is available by clicking here.

Single-game tickets are now on sale via Ticketmaster. More information on season seat memberships, Sens on Demand ticketing, premium seating, the Business Edge program, and more is available on the Belleville Sens Website. 

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