Submitted By Jesse House on Friday, January 19, 2018 (614 views)
Your
Minor Atom A Petes are off to a great start in the OMHA
Playoffs winning Game 1 in the series against North Durham. The game was tied
2-2 late in the 3rd period when a late goal by Colby Kekki, with
less than a minute to go, secured the 3-2 win. Other goals by Aedan Temple and
Calvin Hogan, assists by Max Bidgood and
Temple, solid goaltending by Rhys Johnson and intense battle and effort by the
whole team allowed the team to gain this momentum. Next action is Saturday in
Port Perry for Game 2. GO PETES GO!
Submitted By Matthew Temple on Sunday, January 14, 2018 (314 views)
The Minor Atom A Petes beat the Stittsville Rams in an early morning semi-final game today at the Evinrude Center to advance to the Liftlock Atom Tournament Championship game. The Petes are unbeaten so far in the tournament and look to take home the Championship vs Oshawa Generals at 12:45 pm at the Peterborough Memorial Center.
All weekend the team has played well and hope to carry that into today's game. Scoring for Peterborough in today's semi final game was Max Bidgood, Kaleb Jamieson, Kyle Duda and Aedan Temple. Assists went to Cobly Kekki (2) and Ashton Bell.
Come out and support the Petes today at the Memorial Center at 12:45pm
Go Petes Go!!
Submitted By Jesse House on Tuesday, November 28, 2017 (434 views)
The Minor Atom A Petes had a 2 game homestand this past
weekend. On Saturday the Petes faced a strong Whitby Blue Team. The Petes were
not able to find their groove and fell 9-3 to the visiting team. Peterborough
goals by Aedan Temple (2) and Colby Kekki. Assists by Kekki, Tristan Boucher,
and Blayden Davis. On Sunday, the Clarington Toros came into town to face a
re-grouped and focused Petes team.
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Submitted By Jesse House on Friday, November 3, 2017 (761 views)
Holiday Ford and RBC Dominion Securities Minor Atom A Petes
win on the road Wednesday night in North Durham 3-2. The Petes came out
sluggish but outstanding goaltending by Nathan Sorichetti kept our chances
alive. Goals were scored by Aedan Temple, Kaylynn Fisher and Colby Kekki.
Assists came from Kekki, Calvin Hogan, Casey Richardson, Ashton Bell and Kyle
Duda.
Last night’s game marked the halfway point of the regular season.
The Petes have been 9-2-1 since October 1st and are ready to
continue the battle through to the end of the season.
Petes are in action next week in Oshawa…
GO PETES GO!