Canadian Hockey Enterprises, Russelle Chiropractic Novice AAA Petes, 2015-2016 (Peterborough Minor Petes)

The Canadian Hockey Enterprises/Russelle Chiropractic Novice AAA Petes beat the Markham Waxers 5-2 on Saturday, March 26th on the road to win the ETA championship series in five games. The Waxers dominated the first period and were first on the scoreboard, but true to the Petes’ never-give-up attitude, they came from behind and put it together in the second. By the third, the Petes were playing some of their best hockey. Great game and great season, Novice AAA Petes!

Please come out and support the Canadian Hockey Enterprises/Russelle Chiropractic Novice AAA Petes as they battle for the ETA League championship on Sunday, March 20th at 3:00pm at the Evinrude Centre!

When Ben Bowen rifled a fifteen foot rocket high over the goalie's blocker four minutes into sudden death overtime, it not only won the game for the Russelle Chiropractic Novice AAA Petes, it also staved off elimination and pulled the team even with the York Simcoe Express in their OMHA first round playoff series. The Petes opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Owen Cassidy assisted by Zach Russelle. In a series where goals have been at a premium, a 1-0 lead at home, at the end of the first period, appeared to put the Petes  in the driver’s seat. However, a strong push by the ...

The Russelle Chiropractic/Canadian Hockey Enterprises Novice AAA Petes are peaking at just the right time. The Petes ran their winning streak to 4 games Sunday with a thrilling 3-2 come from behind victory over the Ajax/Pickering Raiders, that saw them score two goals only 8 seconds apart in the game’s final minute. With three lines clicking, solid team defence and outstanding goaltending, the Petes find themselves playing their best hockey of the season heading into the OMHA playdowns.

The Canadian Hockey Enterprises, Russelle Chiropractic Novice AAA Petes battled the Clarington Toros to a 0-0 tie Saturday, January 9th in Bowmanville. The high scoring Toros, second in the league in scoring, were blanked for only the second time this season, with both shutouts coming at the hands of the Petes. Peterborough started slowly but built momentum through the second period and controlled the play in the third, just missing the go-ahead goal on several occasions.  Despite not scoring, the Petes forwards used their speed effectively, forechecking hard in the offensive zone and ...