Two Austins power goals for Prince Edward County Kings

Administrator | Oct 20, 2026 | Comments 0

This weekend marks the return of the 15th annual Milk Up Prince Edward County Kings hockey tournament in Picton, Wellington and Deseronto. The tournament kicks off with games Friday morning. Upward of 40 teams in five age brackets from as far away as Parry Sound, Ottawa and Collingwood will be in Prince Edward County to take part. For a full schedule and details, visit https://pecmha.com/Tournaments/1830/

Admission is free of charge. Go Kings Go!

The U13 Terra Vista Kings stranded the visiting Gananoque Islanders 4-1 in their only game last weekend.

The Kings got off to a hot start in the first, potting a pair in a span of 37 seconds to take a 2-0 lead on the Isles.

Dylan Di Berto had the ice breaker at 7:57 to open the scoring. On the following shift, Bently Hicks set up Franklin McGinnis at the 7:20 mark.

Austin Howe had an unassisted goal for the U13 Terra Vista Landscaping Kings in their 4-1 win Saturday.

The Kings kept up the pressure in the second and as Austin Howe tickled the twine on a solo effort with 2:29 left in the middle frame.

In the third, the Kings’ power play unit went to work in the late going. McGinnis and Timothy Logan Cox fed Everen van der Bij with five minutes left to make it a 4-0 game.

Kings puck stopper Aiden Hebert was big for his club in this one and took a shutout bid into the final two minutes of the contest.

After coming ever-so-close in Douro on Saturday, the U15 Heidelberg Materials Kings were not going to be denied a win on the weekend and posted their first victory of the Eastern Ontario Minor Hockey League Season on Sunday.

Playing in Peterborough County for the first time this season, the Douro Dukes managed to get up on the Kings 2-0 into the second stanza. But Bodin Reddick had other ideas on Saturday afternoon and his solo effort on the power play at 5:08 gave the Kings some life after two periods.

The Kings surrendered a goal midway through the third but the locals battled back.

Tristan Grant found Declan Vader and the East Lake native made no mistake with just over 90 seconds left to get the game to within a goal. Try as they might in the final minute, the Kings were denied an equalizer.

Austin Dayton scored his first of the season in the U15 Heidelberg Materials Kings win over Gananoque

On Sunday in the Thousand Islands, the Kings rolled early and were up 4-0 after the first thanks to four different goal scorers. Vader, Riley Davidson, Harrison Kerik and Austin Dayton all lit the lamp for the locals.

Helpers went to Tristan Ellsworth (2), Vader, Grant, Reddick, Elliott van der Bij, Trystan Macalister and Chase White.

The Islanders finally solved Parker Nyman in the second to get the score to 4-1 but the Kings cranked out a pair early in the third to win this one skating away.

Nolan Rand and Macalister set up Ben Markland on the power play at 12:16 and then Ellsworth bagged his first of the season thanks to help from Lukas Copeland and Davidson at 7:53.

Gananoque tacked on a power play goal late that made the final 6-2.