Minor Peewee Select, 2015-2016, RS (Halton Hills Minor Hockey)

The Halton Hills Thunder finished off their season with a dominant performance over Brampton.  The Thunder jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead after the first period and continued to roll.  The game ended with an 8-0 win as the Thunder sent their fans home for the summer after a successful season. The win gave the Thunder a season series sweep over Brampton.

The Halton Hills Thunder started the day off with a 3-0 win over the Black Ice (Vermont) which booked them a spot in the Championship versus the St. Catherine Coyotes  (Quebec) The Championship featured the same two teams that opened the tournament with a 4-4 tie.  The game was a hard fought battle which saw the Coyotes take a 2-0 lead.  The Thunder got on the board late in the third period with their net empty and pushed for the equalizer, however the Thunder settled for the silver medal while falling 2-1.

The Halton Hills Thunder booked a spot in the semi finals with a 5-0 win over the Black Ice (Vermont).  The Thunder got off to a slow start, but were able to continue on with their march to the Championship. The same two teams will also face off in the semi-final game on Sunday morning, with the winner advancing to play the St. Catherine Coyotes (Quebec) for the Championship on Sunday afternoon.

The Halton Hills Thunder travelled to Montreal as a representative of Ontario. The Thunder opened their tournament on day one with a tie and a loss.   The day began with the Thunder battling the St. Catherine Coyotes (Quebec) to a 4-4 tie. The Thunder opened up a 4-1 lead in the game and eventually settled for the tie. In their second game of the day, the Thunder were challenged to keep up with the Jersey Wolves (New Jersey) and fell 8-3.  This game was the single cross over game where the Thunder had to face the older and A level squad from New Jersey.   After day one, the ...

The Halton Hills Thunder dominated the Brampton Marlies in front of a packed house at the Moldmaster Arena on a Sunday night. The Thunder led from start to finish in displaying a dominant brand of hockey in an overall team effort.  The Thunder prevailed with a 6-1 victory and now turn their focus to representing Ontario in a tournament in Montreal next weekend.