Day 2 of the Greater Metro Junior Hockey League showcase is now over and another successful showcase has come to an end. The GMHL would like to thank its players for the quality of hockey they displayed over the last two days. As well, we would like to thank everyone who has taken part in making this event run successfully.

 

 

Showcase Results Recap (Shown in order of Standings Points gained during showcase with Goal differential as tiebreaker):

 

Bradford Rattlers, 2-0-0, 4 Points, 17 Goals For, 3 Goals Against (10-1 Win Vs. Bulls, 7-2 Win Vs. Renegades)

 

Ville-Marie Pirates, 2-0-0, 4 Points, 16 Goals For, 7 Goals Against (7-6 Win Vs. Renegades, 9-1 Win vs. Roadrunners)

 

West Nipissing Lynx, 2-0-0, 4 Points, 11 Goals For, 3 Goals Against (6-3 Win Vs. Stars, 5-0 Win vs. Predators)

 

Meaford Knights 2-0-0, 4 Points, 14 Goals For, 7 Goals Against (6-5 win Vs. Railers, 8-2 Win Vs. Stars)

 

St. George Ravens 2-0-0, 4 Points, 9 Goals For, 5 Goals Against (5-3 Win Vs. Spartans, 4-2 Win Vs. Becard)

 

Temiscaming Titans, 1-1-0, 2 Points, 10 Goals For, 6 Goals Against, (5-3 Loss Vs. Predators, 7-1 Win Vs. Railers)

 

Almaguin Spartans, 1-1-0, 2 Points, 9 Goals For, 7 Goals Against (5-3 Loss Vs. Ravens, 6-2 Win Vs. Flyers)

 

Niagara Predators, 1-1-0, 2 Points, 5 Goals For, 8 Goals Against (5-3 Win Vs. Titans, 5-0 Loss Vs. Lynx)

 

Toronto Flyers, 1-1-0, 2 Points, 6 Goals For, 9 Goals Against (4-3 Win vs. Becard (Shootout), 6-2 Loss Vs. Spartans)

 

Bradford Bulls, 1-1-0, 2 Points, 7 Goals For, 14 Goals Against (10-1 Loss Vs. Rattlers, 6-4 Win Vs. Roadrunners)

 

Le Becard De Senneterre, 0-1-1, 1 Point, 5 Goals For, 8 Goals Against, 4-3 Loss Vs. Flyers (Shootout), 4-2 Loss to Ravens

 

Tottenham Railers, 0-2-0, 0 Points, 6 Goals For, 13 Goals Against (6-5 Loss Vs. Meaford, 7-1 Loss Vs. Titans)

 

North York Renegades, 0-2-0, 0 Points 8 Goals For, 14 Goals Against (7-6 Loss to Pirates, 7-2 Loss to Rattlers)

 

Northumberland Stars, 0-2-0, 0 Points, 5 Goals For, 14 Goals Against (6-3 Loss Vs. Lynx, 8-2 Loss Vs. Knights)

 

Durham Roaddunners, 0-2-0, 0 Points, 5 Goals For, 15 Goals Against (6-4 Loss Vs. Bulls, 9-1 Loss Vs. Pirates)

Top performances from the 2 day event were:

 

Etienne Bourque of the Ville-Marie Pirates with 2 Goals and 5 Assists

Carson Laronde of the West Nipissing Lynx with 2 Goals and 5 Assists

Stephane Phillion of the West Nipissing Lynx with 3 Goals and 3 Assists

Blake Keller of the Bradford Rattlers with 4 Goals and 2 Assists

Max Enge-Kristiansen of the Knights of Meaford with 6 Assists

Mickael Hebert of the Ville-Marie Pirates with 2 Goals and 3 Assists (1 Game)

Xavier Gagnon of the Ville-Marie Pirates with 3 Goals and 2 Assists

Kaden Laverdiere of the Bradford Bulls with 2 Goals and 3 Assists

Alessandro Supino of the Knights of Meaford with 3 Goals and 2 Assists

Milos Hanousek of the Knights of Meaford with 3 Goals and 2 Assists

Cole Ellis of the St. George Ravens with 4 Goals and 1 Assist

Artyom Borisov of the Bradford Rattlers with 3 Goals and 2 Assists

Jordan Paul of Le Becard De Senneterre with 1 Goal and 3 Assists

Vincent Huot-Orellana of the Temiscaming Titans with 4 Goals

Mathis Bernard of the Temiscaming Titans with 4 Goals

Justis Stewart of the Almaguin Spartans with 1 Goal and 3 Assists

Don Jeroen-Jaggy of the Almaguin Spartans with 4 assists

Aidan Waite of the St. George Ravens with 2 Goals and 2 Assists

Blake Anderson of the Bradford Rattlers with 1 Goal and 3 Assists

Arvid Malm of the Bradford Rattlers with 1 Goal and 3 Assists

Linus Callenvik of the Bradford Bulls with 2 Goals and 1 Assist

Nikita Vaisbart of the Toronto Flyers with 3 Goals

Cedrick Lefebvre of Le Becard De Senneterre with 2 Goals and 1 Assist (1 Game)

William Shmyr of the Northumberland Stars with 1 Goal and 2 Assists

Matthew Prock of the Tottenham Railers with 2 Goals and 1 Assist (1 Game)

Timothy Nyugen-Trang of the North York Renegades with 2 Goals (1 Game)

Dylan Denning of the Niagara Predators with 2 Goals

Sultan Ismanov of the Tottenham Railers with 2 Goals

Jackson Kaplan of the Durham Roadrunners with 1 Goal and 1 Assist

Cole Harvey of the Durham Roadrunners with 1 Goal and 1 Assist

Christopher Rende of the North York Renegades with 1 Goal (1 Game)

Lucas Di Risio of the Toronto Flyers with 1 Win in 1 Start making 27 saves

Zane Clausen of the Niagara Predators with 1 Win in 2 Starts making 79 saves

Carson Lockhart of the West Nipissing Lynx with 1 Win in 1 Start posting a shutout

Maxim Ivanov and Oliver Balazs 2 Wins in 2 Starts combined, 3 Goals Allowed Combined

 

Here are the league standings after the showcase:

 

In the North Division, the Bradford Rattlers are in first place with 45 points, only 2 ahead of second place Ville-Marie. After the top two teams you can find a pair of teams tied at the 32 point mark in the Knights of Meaford and the West Nipissing Lynx (Meaford is in the 3^rd position due to one more regulation win) and right behind them is Temiscaming at 31 points in 27 games played for all 3 of those franchises. Almaguin has continued to develop on the season picking up wins every couple of games and has 18 points on the season while Senneterre is at 7 points on the season and looking to further the development of the players and their franchise in their debut year.

 

 

 

In the South Division a more significant gap exists between the top two teams with the North York Renegades sitting at 41 points on the year, 5 points ahead of the second place Bradford Bulls. Currently tracking for home ice advantage in the playoffs In the 3 and 4 spots are Durham and Tottenham with 32 and 27 points respectively. Only 4 points separates teams 5 through 6 with St. George (24 Points), Niagara (22 Points) and Northumberland (20 Points) all jostling for the top spot in the group (Niagara has multiple games in hand on the other two however). The Flyers at 9 points, much like Senneterre are also looking to use this year to establish their franchise after an ownership change in the summer.