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Noel Sanderson scored what proved to the game winning goal at 17:53 of third period and added an assist to lead the Petrolia Flyers a 4-3 win over Port Stanley Thursday night before 301 fans at Greenwood arena. Newcomer Dylan Demeulenaere notched a power play goal just under two minutes earlier for his first as a Flyer. He was acquired

All but one skater with the Petrolia Squires registered at least one point in a 10-4 home ice win over Milverton in Western Ontario Athletic Association senior hockey Friday night at Greenwood. Ryan Trottier led the way for the winners with a hat trick and an assist while Curtis Helps and Jared Pageau both added a goal and an assist.

The visiting Essex 73’s scored three times in the first period, including twice on the power play and went on to beat the Flags, 5-1 Saturday night in Mooretown. Petrolia’s Ethan Kerby had the lone goal for the Flags. John Chartrand made 33 saves as the 73’s outshot Mooretown, 38-36. The Flags were 0-for-10 with the man advantage. Mooretown is

The Tilbury Bluebirds scored twice in the third period including the game winner with 13 seconds left in regulation time to beat the Killer Bees, 5-4 in Western Ontario Super Hockey League action Saturday in Alvinston. It’s the first of four meeting between the Birds and Bees over the next month. Tyler Winquist, Avery Antone, Blair Derynck and Bayly Fryfogle

The Mooretown Lady Flags won the U13 B division at the annual Fallfest Tournament in Kitchener. The Flags won all six of its games, not allowing a single goal in the process. Mooretown defeated Windsor in the final on Sunday.

Two Petrolia Oiler U18 teams were big winners this weekend. The U18 AE Team claimed the regional Silver Stick Championship in South Huron with a 3-0 victory over Strathroy in the final. The Oilers lost to Strathroy 6-2 in the round robin play. Petrolia went into the semi finals with a record of two wins and that single loss. They

Runners from LCCVI cracked the top 25 at the provincial high school cross country championships in Uxbridge on Saturday. Charlie Shaw was 18th in the senior boys’ race and James Grant was 24th in the novice boys’ competition. Shaw finished his 6K race in a time of 20:47.70.  Grant’s time over his 4K course3 was 15:05.59. To qualify. Grant was second in

The Petrolia Squires rallied from a 5-2 third period deficit to force overtime and defeat previously unbeaten Seaforth, 6-5 in WOAA senior “AA” hockey on Saturday. Kraig Wright had the game-winner in extra time. Kole Keating scored twice for Petrolia who are now 3-0 on the road this season and 5-2 overall. Zach VanEyk, Brandon Merritt and Curtis Helps had

Evan Morningstar of the Petrolia Flyers scored and Jace Dupuis of the Mooretown Flags drew an assist in Team West’s 4-3 win over Team North in the PJHL Top Prospects game in Mitchell on Saturday. Owen Campbell of the Dresden Jr. Kings scored twice for the winners, including the game-clinching goal late in the third period. Dylan Campbell of the

The Alvinston Killer Bees’ winless streak has now reached four games after a 5-2 loss to Stratford on the weekend. Tye Johnson and Cam Rombouts had given the Bees a 2-1 lead early in the second period but the visitors tied the game in the final minute of the second period and added three unanswered goals in the third for

Jace Dupuis had the game-winning goal at 18:17 of the third period to lift the Mooretown Flags to a 4-3 win over Blenheim in PJHL action on Saturday at Walpole Island. The winner came about three-and-a-half minutes after Gavin Black tied the contest. Logan Gardner and Brody Genyn also scored for the Flags. Black, Gardner and Genyn each had an

The Mooretown U15’s won the bronze medal at the Strathroy Olympics tournament on the weekend. The Flags downed Aylmer, 3-1 in the third-place contest. Overall, Mooretown was 2-2-1 over the three-day affair. The Flags tied Aylmer and beat the host club in the preliminary round and suffered losses to Walkerton and Wasaga Beach.