News, Major Bantam, 2013-2014, AAA (Waterloo Minor Hockey)

By Craig Warren: The Waterloo Wolves Major Bantam AAA defeated the Huron Perth Lakers 3-2 in overtime in game 5 to take the series.  S.Sparkes scored the game winner in OT at 6:53 mark, with an assist going to M.Sinkeldam.  The series was tied at 4 points each going into the fifth game. While the Wolves controlled ...

By Craig Warren: The Major Bantam AAA Wolves went 4-0-6 in their final 10 league games to secure second place in the East and earned them a first round bye.  With an overall league record of 14-5-13, the Wolves finished 5th overall.  The team has excellent success against the top teams in the league and Ontario.  ...

By Craig Warren: The Waterloo Wolves had an outstanding weekend in the annual Waterloo Gold Puck Tournament.  In the round robin the Wolves went 2-1-1.  Beating Sarnia and Redford, tied against the Miss. Reps, and losing to the Huron Perth Lakers.  In the semis they defeated the Mississauga Reps 6-4. In the final ...

By Craig Warren: With wins in Brantford and at home to Lambton, the Wolves have climbed into second in the East and 4th overall in the league.  The team seems to be firing on all cylinders and have big games this weekend against Hamilton and the Huron Perth Lakers.   The players have done this through grit and ...

By Craig Warren: The Major Bantam AAA have went 3-0-2 in the last 5 games to push through to second place in the East.  The team has had scoring from all 3 lines and the defense have chipped in as well.  The goaltending has been solid since the start of the season.  The biggest contributor to the recent success has ...

By Craig Warren: The Major Bantam AAA team extended their regular season unbeaten streak to nine games with a win and a tie on the weekend.  The Wolves skated to a 3-0 win over the Sun County Panthers (7-3-1) on Saturday, as goaltender Max Wright shut the door on the opponents.  Leading the scoring was Jeremy ...

By Craig Warren: The Waterloo Wolves Major Bantam AAA had a great start, going 3-0-1 in the their exhibition season.  The Wolves outscored their opponents 15-4.  Two wins against Kitchener, one against Brantford, and a tie versus Guelph.  Scoring came from eight different players and everyone hitting the scoresheet ...