The 18U AAA Island HC used a relentless and balanced attack to secure a decisive 6-3 road victory over the Okanagan HC in a penalty-filled contest. The game's tone was set early, with both teams exchanging power-play goals in a frantic first period. Okanagan's Cale Cross opened the scoring on the man-advantage, assisted by Dylan Bruce, but Island quickly responded with even-strength markers from Carter Stamp-Vincent and Hunter Yanick, the latter assisted by Brendon Daniels and Liam Butsavich, to take a 2-1 lead into the intermission.
The middle frame saw Okanagan's Hendrix Whittle emerge as a bright spot, scoring two power-play goals of his own to briefly knot the game and then pull his team within one. Both tallies were set up by William McGrath, with Sahaj Pannu and Marco Pomponio providing the secondary helpers. However, every time Okanagan threatened, Island had an answer. Hunter Yanick netted his second of the game late in the period, assisted by Dawson Power and Cooper Hollink, to restore a two-goal cushion and swing momentum firmly back to the visitors. The period was marred by discipline issues, particularly for Okanagan's Grayson Mckeown, who took a cross-checking minor and a subsequent ten-minute misconduct.
Any hopes of an Okanagan comeback were extinguished in the third period as Island poured it on. Dawson Power scored what would stand as the game-winner, with Yanick returning the favor for an assist alongside Nolan Ganter. Just over two minutes later, with Mckeown in the box again for an illegal check to the head, Ganter capitalized on the power play to make it 5-2. Riley Mellis would add one more for Island, sealing a dominant offensive performance. While Okanagan's William Marshall and Island's Aneel Parmar were credited with the goaltending decisions, the shot totals told the story of Island's persistent pressure, as they outshot Okanagan 36 to 35 in a game defined by special teams and timely scoring.