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SCORING

DETAILS

SCORING SUMMARY

PENALTY SUMMARY

OCN STORM SKATERS

OCN STORM GOALIES

NCN FLAMES SKATERS

NCN FLAMES GOALIES

GAME DETAIL

LEAGUE STANDINGS

SCORING LEADERS

Darian
Sinclair (PJR)

Player	Points
Cash Clarkson (NWH)	44
Lucien Tait-Reaume (NWH)	42
Cedrick Puffalt (OCN)	41
Trayden Guiboche (NWH)	37
Brody McPherson (PJR)	33
Hutton Foster (OCN)	31
Justin Eetuk (OCN)	30
Maddex Long (NWH)	29
Daine Thomas (NWH)	29

GOALIE LEADERS

Chauncy
Jack (NWH)

.916

Goalie	SV%
Kobe Knutson (OCN)	.911
Logan Grenier (OCN)	.899
Louis-Laurent Legros (CLI)	.884
Aiden Hickey (NCN)	.877
Nolan Sinclair Jr. (OCN)	.873
Connor Dawson (NWH)	.868

OCN Storm OCN

December 20th, 2025
7:30PM

FINAL

Gilbert McDonald Arena

NCN Flames NCN

Team	1	2	3	Total
OCN Storm OCN	1	0	0	1
NCN Flames NCN	0	0	0	0

Team	PP	PIM
OCN Storm OCN	0/0	0
NCN Flames NCN	0/0	0

1ST PERIOD

No Scoring

2ND PERIOD

No Scoring

3RD PERIOD

No Scoring

1ST PERIOD

No Penalties

2ND PERIOD

No Penalties

3RD PERIOD

No Penalties

#	Name	+/-
3	W. Hall Wyatt Hall	E
6	D. Ballantyne Dravin Ballantyne	E
7	R. Chartrand Riel Chartrand	E
8	P. Paniyuk Prime Paniyuk	E
9	L. Flett Liam Flett	E
11	C. Puffalt Cedrick Puffalt	E
12	J. Eetuk Justin Eetuk	E
13	M. Dominey Maddox Dominey	E
14	C. Clemons Carson Clemons	E
15	H. Foster Hutton Foster	E
16	L. Marr Logan Marr	E
17	J. Melnyk Jacey Melnyk	E
20	L. Chaboyer Laryn Chaboyer	E
21	B. Burrell Brody Burrell	E
23	G. Desserre Gavin Desserre	E
25	S. Roberts Sydney Roberts	E
28	D. Peters Drew Peters	E
34	R. Fenner Rowan Fenner	E
37	K. Danielson Keestin Danielson	E
54	C. Bourassa Christian Bourassa	E
61	R. Fourre-Cook Rylan Fourre-Cook	E

#	Name	SA	GA	SV	SV%	MP	PIM
29	L. Grenier ST Logan Grenier ST	-	-	0	-	0:00	0
31	N. Sinclair Jr. Nolan Sinclair Jr.	-	-	0	-	0:00	0

#	Name	+/-
1	I. Swanson Irvin Swanson	E
2	D. Smith Daynon Smith	E
4	T. Spence Tyrell Spence	E
5	J. Adams Jacob Adams	E
6	J. Wastesicoot Jevon Wastesicoot	E
7	B. Tulugak Ben Tulugak	E
8	M. Kalluak Mark Kalluak	E
11	T. Flett Trenton Flett	E
14	R. Komalkjuak Ryley Komalkjuak	E
16	C. Nycheporak Cayden Nycheporak	E
17	S. Tattuinee Sandy Tattuinee	E
18	C. Sutherland Cameron Sutherland	E
19	R. Pudlat Jr. Ray Pudlat Jr.	E
23	S. Ouskan Sage Ouskan	E
24	T. Andrews Tye Andrews	E
25	S. Zahayko Seth Zahayko	E
26	B. Clemons Bryce Clemons	E
27	M. Snooks Malcom Snooks	E
28	A. Constant Antonio Constant	E

#	Name	SA	GA	SV	SV%	MP	PIM
31	J. Ollie Jimmy Ollie	-	-	0	-	0:00	0
30	L. Zimmer ST Levi Zimmer ST	-	-	0	-	0:00	0

North Star..

NCN Flames

Cross Lake

Attendance:	-
Suspensions:	- Carter Bassett (NCN) - Eligible to play on Jan 24, 2026 - Kaden Eetuk (NCN) - Eligible to play on Jan 24, 2026 - Marcus Moody (NCN) - Eligible to play on Jan 18, 2026 - Bradley Prince (NCN) - Eligible to play on Jan 17, 2026 - Storm Yetman (NCN) - Eligible to play on Jan 17, 2026

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Sponsorship Announcement

The Keystone Junior Hockey League (KJHL) is proud to announce a new partnership with Western Nations Fuelled by Co-op, which has joined the league as a major sponsor. This collaboration marks an exciting milestone for the KJHL, a league made entirely of First Nations hockey teams dedicated to developing young athletes across Northern Manitoba and beyond. "We are thrilled to have partnered with Western Nations Fuelled by Co-op in promoting Junior Hockey in Northern Manitoba," said Marcel Fontaine, President of the Keystone Junior Hockey League. "This partnership will help strengthen the opportunities for our players, support the growth of First Nations hockey, and enhance the overall experience for our communities and fans." While the KJHL is proudly comprised of First Nations teams, the league welcomes players from all backgrounds and communities across Canada. Young men from every race and region come together through the KJHL, united by their passion for hockey and the spirit of teamwork. The sponsorship from Western Nations Fuelled by Co-op will help support league operations, community engagement initiatives, and player development programs. Both organizations share a commitment to empowering youth and fostering community pride through sport. The KJHL continues to play a vital role in promoting hockey throughout Manitoba’s northern First Nations, offering young athletes the chance to compete at a high level while staying connected to their culture and communities - while also welcoming new players from across the country who share a love for the game.

Message from the President

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

As the President of the Keystone Junior Hockey League, ahead of the start of a new season, I would like to acknowledge all of the hard work of the KJHL Executive Board, all of the team Governors, General Managers and Coaches on a job well done these past couple of seasons and the importance of keeping Junior Hockey alive and well in the North for our younger generation. The level of competition each team brings makes for exciting hockey, and any team can beat any team on any given night. We are excited for the start of a new season!

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