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🏒 CBHC TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE — WEEK 8 RECAP
📅 September 1, 2026

With the 3 games left in the regular season and the league table taking shape, let's see how Week 8 went:
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7:30 PM — Banana Bullies 4, The Slapshots 0

Scoreless after a period against a short Slapshots side, then the second period broke — Brandon Olsen 24 seconds in, Nolan Thompson Jr. two minutes later, John Ahedo before five minutes were up. Thompson Jr. added his second in the third.

The Bullies came in with one regulation win all season - now they have two. Kyle Danese and Kevin Hahn had two assists each. Jake Patora grabbed his second shutout of the year.
⭐ Nolan Thompson Jr. — 2G, 1A
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8:30 PM — Strange Brew 2, Graveyard Shift 1

Rayson Normandin needed four minutes to give the Brew a 2-goal advantage: 56 seconds in off a Wayne Wright feed and once again minutes. The Brew team looked comfortable in possession, a far cry from last season.

Sergei Sedykh pulled one back midway through the third and Graveyard pushed to the horn, but the Brew held. Joshua Graves made 21 saves in defeat and deserved more. 23 shots to 16, Jesse Milne stopping 15 of 16.
⭐ Rayson Normandin — 2G
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9:30 PM — The Riot 4, The Bison Trains 3

A hat trick, a 3-1 lead, and that wasn't the storyline.

Oliver Shepard scored twice in the first and again early in the second, and the Trains looked home. But Ivan Daehn went to work — a goal in the second, Craig Ishikawa making it 3-2, and Daehn tying it 84 seconds later.

Nate Schultz finished it in the third off Steven Cuevas, his second assist of the night. Three unanswered from two down. HUGE win for the Riot to keep pace.
⭐ Ivan Daehn — 2G
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📊The Current Field: Bullies 14, Trains 10, Slapshots 9, Brew 9, Riot 7, Graveyard 5.

The Bullies are four clear which means a single point will clinch first seed for them in the final two game stretch. Meanwhile, second and third positions are wide open!

Week 9 will be MASSIVE 🔥

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🏒 CBHC SUNDAY LEAGUE — WEEK 5 RECAP
📅 August 16, 2026

🥇 PREMIER

Ball Hogs 5, Pharaohs 4 (OT)
A game that refused to settle. Wilson Jr scored 51 seconds in, Zak answered, and Jakob Nelson and Justin Dixon had the Hogs up 3-1 after one. Wilson Jr struck again, Heckmuller tied it early in the third, Nelson restored the lead, Ahedo tied it with 3:22 left. The Hogs cashed a power play in OT and Dixon won it.
⭐ Justin Dixon — 2G, OT GWG

Chiefs 4, OC Squatch 0
The response game. Shinn back in the lineup, 16 shots in the first alone, Richard Thuesen with a hat trick, all three set up by Tyler Hill. Portillo needed 13 for the shutout; Dymek made 27 as the winless run goes on.
⭐ Richard Thuesen — 3G

🥈 SILVER

Drieser Street Devils 4, Dire Wolves 3
Ahedo put the Wolves ahead and Drieser took it away in a hurry — Colin Lou, Gene Hoffman, Chris Degoeas. Shinn made it 4-1 early in the second. The Wolves clawed back through Wilson Jr and a John Gamm goal with the net empty for a frantic finish. The champs held.
⭐ Scott Shinn — 1G, 2A

Fighting Irish 1, Misfits 1 (OT)
Two goals inside the first nine minutes, then hard-nosed goaltending. Mayo opened it a minute in, Noah Gilbert answered, and nobody scored again — including the Misfits on a power play for the final 32 seconds.
⭐ John Mayo — 1G

Flavorinos 4, Diamondbacks 1
The D'Backs had the play but none of the finish. The Flavs were relentless: Hokanson and Nowakowski struck 37 seconds apart late in the first, Pat Kelly added one in the second, while Allen Ghazarian settled it on the power play. The D'Backs are no pushovers though — they'll win plenty playing like this.
⭐ Andrew Nowakowski — 1G, 2A

🥉 BRONZE

Zero F's Given 1, The Timbers 0
Billed as the main event, and it was a battle. Both sides looked for an edge; Desembrana found it midway through the second. The Timbers tested Jordan Shannon all day but he did enough for another shutout.
⭐ Jordan Shannon — 14-save shutout

Wu Killa Bees 6, Nasty Boys 2
Shut out last week, six this week. John Mayo was on a mission — a big 4-point night. The Nasty Boys battled, adding Heckmuller and Ahedo to their lineup, but the Bees were too much.
⭐ John Mayo — 2G, 2A