Every PEC rep minor team in action on the weekend

A pair of Kings teams wound up in Splitsville this weekend and every rep Prince Edward County Minor Hockey Association team was in action.

The Tim Dainard Electric U11 Kings were nipped by the host Norwood Hornets on the road in the final minute of play Saturday. They weren’t about to befall the same fate in Picton on Sunday.

The Kings used excellent puck passing and some big saves from Evie MacDonald to down Norwood 6-3 on the back end of the home-and-home set with the Bees.

Emmett Cameron had a pair of goals for the U13 Terra Vista Kings in their 6-3 win over Norwood on Sunday.

Captain Emmett Cameron had a pair of goals for the Kings in the first to help pace the offence. After Norwood swarmed back to tie it, Emmett Engelsdorfer stuffed home a puck on a shorthanded effort that put the locals in front to stay 3-2.

Mason Mitchell also lit the lamp. Lennix Bulley tacked on a clutch insurance goal midway through the third and Engelsdorfer doubled down off a scramble in the crease at the end of the game.

Mason Mitchell had three goals in two games for the Kings in their home-and-home series against Norwood

A day earlier, the Kings and Hornets played back-and-forth in a contest that wasn’t decided until the final seconds.

Down 4-3 into the third, Maxx Benson pumped home a solo effort at the 3:58 mark to square the affair at four goals a piece. This one seemed destined for a tie until the Hornets took advantage with just 56 seconds left to skate off with the victory.

Mitchell scored a pair of goals for the Kings while Engelsdorfer also found the range.

Assists went to Benson (2), Oliver Dainard (2), Zach Rice and Cameron.

The Tim Dainard Electric Kings are back in action this weekend when they host the Centre Hastings Grizzlies at 4 p.m. in Wellington. On Sunday, the Kings skate off to Brighton to battle the Bolts.

The U18 Prinzen Ford Kings took a 2-1 lead into the third period on Saturday at Wellington against Loyalist only to drop a 3-2 decision to the Jets.

On Sunday, the Kings weren’t about to let history repeat itself as they whitewashed the visiting Stirling Blues 7-0.

Goaltender Jack Lavender had the clean sheet for the Kings while Trent Bucknell fired a hat trick for the victors.

Blake Shephard-Benway and Jaydon Hass had points in the U18 Prinzen Ford win over Stirling Sunday.

Jaydon Hass, Caleb Krentz, Mason Hennigar and Drake Wight also scored for the locals. Easton Vanhecke had four helpers on the afternoon while assists also went to Weston Byford (2), Krentz (2), Hass, Bucknell, Lavender, Mason Lloyd, and Blake Shephard-Benway.

On Saturday, Hass had goals in the first and second period but a pair of goals less than two minutes apart in the final five minutes play upended the Kings effort.

Ryan Ouimet and Bane Baverstock Wood picked up assists on Hass’s first of the day.

Goaltender Ross Martin and defenceman Brady Terpstra of the U18 Prinzen Ford Kings in action.

The U18 Prinzen Ford Kings are at home in Wellington on Saturday when they host the Newcastle Stars at 5:30 p.m.

The U15 Heidelberg Materials Kings engineered a little third period magic to turn a 4-2 deficit into a 4-4 tie against the visiting Centre Hastings Grizzlies on Sunday in Wellington.

Down a pair, Zach Lucas set up Riley Davidson 3:25 into the final frame to give the locals a sporting chance at a comeback.

After the Kings came close a couple of times, Ben Markland turned in some good work in the offensive zone to feed Chase White. With just 36 seconds left, White beat the Centre Hastings netminder with a beautiful blast to make it a 4-4 draw.

White had a hand in Lucas’s first period tally as did Preston Ellsworth.

The other Kings goal came off the stick of Auston Dayton and was set up by Lukas Copeland and Elliot van der Bij.

Parker Nyman kept the tie in order with several big saves in the Kings’ cage.

The U 15 Heidelberg Materials Kings head north this weekend with games in Frontenac and Orno.

The U13 Terra Vista Kings fell behind the host Gananoque Islanders 6-0 through the first two periods of Saturday’s contest but came roaring back with three goals of their own in the third period to make a game of it.

Austin Howe, Carson Norman, and Franklin McGinnis all scored for the Kings on Saturday.

On Sunday, the visiting Brighton Bolts doubled up on the locals 4-2.

Norman was set up by Howe and Evern van der Bij in the first while Henry Lavender scored in the final minute.

The U13 Terra Vista Kings are back in action Friday, Nov. 13 when they travel to Tweed.

The Kings are back home in Wellington on Nov. 14 at 3:30 p.m. when they host Loyalist.