Canucks, PeeWee Division (11-12), 2012-2013 (Dundas Minor Hockey)

The Canucks finished their 4-game round robin on Saturday Feb.16th, losing 6-1 to the Kings and finishing with a record of 1 win, 2 losses and a tie. Ending in 3rd place, the Canucks will now face the 2nd-placed Senators in a one-game semi-final on Saturday Feb.23rd in what should be a very good and entertaining game.  Come on out and cheer the boys on!! ONE WIN is all it takes to GO TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!  Let's go Canucks!

In their 3rd game of the playoff round-robin, the Dundas Canucks did not produce the same type of effort as the previous week and came up short, losing to the Stars by a score of 5-3 on Saturday Feb.9th.  Although a few individual efforts were really solid, somehow the team effort just was not there and the kids looked tired....HOWEVER, the kids have all promised that if they are going to stay up late and party before a big game that they will this time....INVITE THE COACHES TOO!!! Hehe. All joking aside, the team needs to get their game back and have promised a superior effort next week ...

In the 2nd game of their 4-game round- robin playoff series on Saturday Feb.2nd, the Dundas Canucks faced the top team in their division, the Senators. Through an incredible TEAM effort, the Canucks earned a well-deserved 0-0- tie and earned themselves a spot in the semi-finals on Feb.23rd. Great all-around determination and a great passing as well as checking game,  kept the Canucks dominant through a large part of the game. Great goaltending on both teams but the Canucks outchanced the Sens almost 2 to 1.  Congrats guys!  WELL DONE!!

At the Sunday morning game of the semi-final in Cambridge, the Dundas Canucks showed great effort through strong positional play and hard skating. Ultimately Dundas lost 4-1 to one of the strongest teams in the tourney but displayed lots of heart and great play! Congrats to all the players from the parents and bench staff! We're very proud of all you guys!!

In the 2nd game of the Hockey Loft's tournament in Cambridge, the Dundas Canucks faced a tough and talented Guelph team. Dundas played hard keeping to within two goals of Guelph with goals coming from Callum McGuire, Zak Stulla and Daniel Clasen(2) but it was not enough and the Guelph team dominated the last part of the game. A strong effort from the whole team and much fun was had afterward in the Hockey Loft's training facility.  Next game is Saturday night at 9:30 against the Hockey Loft's home team.