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PJHL Recap - Oct 9th and Oct 10th

Tuesday, 13 October 2026 07:29

By Marcie Culbert X @marcieculbert

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The Braves sit on top of the Doherty Division standings and the Trojans are at the bottom of the Yeck Division standings.

PJHL - It was a mixed weekend for Oxford County's Junior C hockey teams.

The Norwich Merchants suffered a 6-1 loss to the New Hamburg Firebirds on Friday, but they were able to bounce back with a 5-2 victory over the Dorchester Dolphins on Saturday. Liam Nunn scored the lone goal for Norwich on Friday, while Jack Birkbeck, Gavin Balazs, Logan Van Den Akker, Boden Brimmell, and Tyler McDole scored during Saturday's game.

The Tavistock Braves doubled the Dolphins 4-2 on Friday with Jacob Skuta, Tucket Otto, Nolan Miller, and Carter Otto scoring for the home team. The Braves went on to suffer a 7-6 loss to the Firebirds on Saturday with Kaiden Cormier scoring the game winning goal for New Hamburg in overtime.

The Thamesford Trojans only had one game over the long weekend, where they lost to the Aylmer Spitfires 3-2 in overtime on Friday. Yusuf Jomaa scored the first goal of the game from Thamesford, and Rowan Reid scored in the second period for the Trojans.

The Braves sit on top of the Doherty Division standings with 17 points. The Firebirds are tied with the Wellesley Applejacks for second place with 14 points, and the Merchants are in third place with eight points. The Paris Mounties are in fourth place with seven points, while the Dolphins are in fifth place with four points, only one ahead of the last place Hespeler Shamrocks with three points.

The Trojans sit at the bottom of the Yeck Division standings with five points. They're only one point behind the Lucan Irish with six points, while the Port Stanley Sailors sit in fifth place with seven points, and the Petrolia Flyers sit in fourth place with nine points. The Spitfires and tied with the Exeter Hawks for third place with 10 points each, while the North Middlesex Stars sit in second place with 12 points, and the Mount Brydges Bulldogs top the standings with 14 points.

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