The Al White Landscaping Peewee AE Jr. Bulls began their OMHA semi-finals series Saturday in Richmond HIll.  As they have done so many times this year the Al White squad struck first, a blistering shot from Matthew Petto (His 6th of the playdowns) that beat the Stars goaltender high glove side.    The Stars proved why they are York-Simcoe champs knotting the score with only 36 seconds left in the first period before adding another in the second to go into the third with a 2-1 lead.     The Jr. Bulls played end to end hockey, but Richmond Hill would add a third and an empty net goal to take Game 1 of the series 4-1.   Tyler Quance had a stellar performance in net.   Game two was here at home, but even home ice couldn't save the Jr. Bulls this day.   Richmond Hill skated away with a 6-0 victory and a 2-0 series lead.   Despite the scoreline, both Tyler Quance and Blake Freitag were solid in net.   The Jr. Bulls hope to extend the series Friday evening back in Richmond Hill.

The Al White Landscaping Peewee AE Jr. Bulls were crowned Lakeshore AE2 Champions over the weekend.    Up 5-points to 1 in their 6-points series the Jr. Bulls traveled to Ajax to take on the Knights in game 4 of their Lakeshore Championship series.    It only took 3-minutes for the Al White squad to open the scoring with Brayden Peters lighting the lamp on a beautiful feed from Nolan Parliament.   Two-minutes later it was Parliament's turn, this time off a nifty pass from Jason Berry.    Josh Love would extend the lead to 3-0 just minutes later on an incredible solo effort.     Penalty troubles hampered the Jr. Bulls in the second period and allowed Ajax to creep back into the game with 2 unanswered goals.    Ajax would score again early in the third to tie the game at 3-3, but like so many other times this year, the Peewee AE Jr. Bulls roared back.  A powerplay strike by Max Hoskin assisted by Colin Taugher would prove to be the game, series and championship winner.   Matt

After winning the Lakeshore Championship series opener 4-3 at home last weekend, the high-flying Al White Landscaping Peewee AE Jr. Bulls took their show to Ajax in hopes of extending their lead.   The Jr. Bulls dominated the first period, but it was Ajax who struck first to take a 1-0 lead into the second period.  The Al White squad continued to press, but Ajax scored twice more on the break to extend their lead to 3-0.   The never-say-die Jr. Bulls fought back with a pair of goals to close the gap to 3-2, but Ajax fired back twice to extend their lead to 5-2.   Most teams would have packed it in, but the Al White Peewee AEs are not most teams.   The Jr. Bulls dominated the rest of game, scoring three unanswered goals and coming within inches of an overtime winner.  Final score 5-5.  Goals were scored by: Rylan Young (2), Brayden Peters, Matthew Petto and Josh Love.  Assists went to Young, Spencer Stone (2), Jordy Grigoriou,  Jason Berry and Nolan Parliament. Game

The Al White Landscaping Peewee AE Jr. Bulls opened the Lakeshore Championship series this past weekend.     Undefeated in their last 9 games coming into this tilt with the Ajax Knights the Al White squad came out like champions, but found themselves down 1-0 early in the first.   As they have done so many times this year, the Jr. Bulls bounced back immediately, taking only 30 seconds to knot the score at 1-1.   The Jr. Bulls scored early in the second period to go up  2-1 before once again seeing Ajax bulge the twine, not once but twice sending the Bulls into the dressing room after two periods down 3-2.    Once again the Al White squad came back, taking only 1:37 off the clock in the third before scoring to tie it 3-3 and then adding another to put them one step closer to the Lake Championship and a berth in the OMHA Semi-Finals. Goals were scored by: Cameron Bardell (2), Rylan Young and Dawson Closs.   Assists went to: Lucas Gagne (2), Josh Love, Colin Taugher,

The Al White Lanscaping, Peewee AE Jr. Bulls wrapped up their 2nd round OMHA playdown series in convincing style this week with a 4-1 victory over the visiting Uxbridge Stars.  Much like the other games in this series the Jr. Bulls came out fast scoring with only 1:14 off the clock before adding two more to end the first period up 3-0.   The Al White squad wouldadd one more in the third and concede one on their way to a 4-1 victory and a series sweep.    Goal scorers were: Josh Love, Colin Taugher, Matt Petto and Brayden Peters.  Assists went to: Jordy Grigoriou, Cooper Christopher, Cam Bradell, Lucas Gagne, Rylan Young and Petto.   The Jr. Bulls will play either Ajax or Clairington in the Lakeshore Champion and OMHA quarter-final. 

After posting an incredibly successful season, the Al White Landscaping Peewee AE Jr. Bulls earned a bye through the first round of the OMHA playdowns.  Their second round opponents, the Uxbridge Stars defeated Cobourg in three straights games in the previous round.    It didn't take long for the Jr. Bulls to get back in form opening the scoring in Game 1 at the 5:04 mark of the first period on their way to a 4-0 victory and a 1-0 lead in the series.   Goal scorers were Brayden Peters, Rylan Young, Max Hoskin and Matt Petto.   Assists went to Jason Berry, Peters and Colin Taugher.  Game 2 took place in Uxbridge where the Al White squad was even quicker out of the gate.  It only took the Jr. Bulls 30 seconds to put their first of six goals on the board as they outworked, outpassed and outplayed the Stars on their way to a 6-1 victory and a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series.   Goal scorers were:  Peters, Lucas Gagne, Josh Love, Ben Stoliker, Spencer Stone and Matt