The St. Walburg Eagles perch atop the North Saskatchewan River Hockey League after two more wins on the weekend and a 4-1-0 record.
The Eagles were at home to Spiritwood Friday and pulled out an 8-3 win. The next night, they were in Wilkie and hat tricks by Aaron Goldade and Jordon Fuder and two goals by Landis Hoffman gave the Eagles the 8-5 win.
Trevor Novak was in net for the Eagles and Nick Pernitsky played the first two periods for the Outlaws before 小蓝视频 replaced by Curtis Sander in the third period.
Barrett Penner scored twice for the Outlaws and Mike Sittler, Mitch Suchan and Rick Cey had singles.
The Outlaws were in Maidstone one night earlier and earned their fourth win of the season with a 6-3 score.
Also Friday night, the Meadow Lake Stampeders earned their second win of the season with a 4-2 victory in Paradise Hill.
The Edam/Turtleford rivalry was renewed Friday and it was Turtleford winning 5-4 in a shootout.
Edam's Joel Jullion and Turtleford's Mitch Perkins scored in the first period. In the second, it was ONeil Baillargeon for Edam and Kris Bloom and Blair Knowlton scoring for Turtleford.
Edam tied the game early in the third on a Daxon Collins goal and 10 minutes later, Joel Budd took the lead. After a Turtleford timeout, the Tigers tied the game with less than five minutes remaining, as Brad Macnab netted his second of the season.
Nothing was solved in overtime and it was Turtleford's first shooter, Bloom, who was the difference scoring on Quinton Gauthier. All three of Edam's shooters were stopped by Chad Therres.
The other game on the schedule had Meadow Lake going to Turtleford, but that game was postponed and no date has been set to play the game.
This weekend has six games on the schedule and Friday Paradise Hill hosts Spiritwood, St. Walburg is at home against Maidstone and Edam travels to Wilkie. Saturday, Spiritwood hosts Turtleford, Paradise Hill hosts Wilkie and Meadow Lake is at home to Maidstone.
