It was an action-packed final at the Buster Harvey Tournament on November 9, 2025, as two undefeated powerhouses, the East/Est Beavers and East/Est Lynx, clashed for the championship title. Both teams entered the matchup with pristine 3-0-0 records, setting the stage for a fantastic showdown. Ultimately, the Beavers powered their way to a 5-2 victory to claim the hardware.

1st Period: Back and Forth Action

The game started with high energy as both teams looked to establish momentum early (image_99fa63.png).

06:46: The Beavers opened the scoring when Chase Ivey (#91) found the back of the net, set up by a great feed from Z. Leblanc (#97) to make it 1-0.
09:52: The Lynx answered back exactly three minutes later. Owen Mcgillis (#27) showcased great individual effort, scoring a beautiful unassisted goal to tie the game up at 1-1.
13:15: Before the period closed, the Beavers regained the lead. Xavier Landry (#9) struck for his first of the game, finishing off a play assisted by M. Savoie (#71) and O. Arsenault (#27).

2nd Period: The Beavers Pull Away

The Beavers came out flying in the middle frame, putting up a strong offensive push that ultimately gave them control of the game (image_99fa63.png).

03:04: Matthew Weston (#34) extended the Beavers' lead to 3-1, capitalizing on a play constructed by A. Chae (#77) and S. Roy (#21).
04:26: Shortly after, the Beavers struck again. Owen Arsenault (#27) scored to make it 4-1, with Xavier Landry (#9) picking up his second point of the night with the assist.
07:37: The Lynx showed their resilience and capitalized on a power play opportunity midway through the period. Owen Mcgillis (#27) netted his second unassisted goal of the game, bringing the Lynx within two.
12:18: The Beavers responded with a power play marker of their own. Xavier Landry (#9) scored his second goal of the game, with helpers from J. Doull (#4) and P. Dixon (#13), pushing the score to 5-2 before the second intermission.

3rd Period: Locking It Down

The final period saw a strong defensive effort from both sides. The Beavers focused on maintaining their three-goal advantage, while the Lynx continued to push for opportunities. The Lynx's William Wilson duguay (#98) played a hard-fought final frame for his team, though the score remained locked at 5-2 as the final buzzer sounded.

Congratulations to the Beavers on a fantastic tournament victory, and to the Lynx for an incredible, undefeated run to the finals! Both teams showcased amazing skill and determination all weekend.