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JPHL 4 for SZN4 January 21

Wednesday, January 21, 2026

JPHL 4 for SZN4 January 21^st

17U Island HC

Big Man on Island

In a battle for second place with Coquitlam HC, Island HC split a pair of weekend games and remains tied with Coquitlam.

Mateo Lobos-Worger was a force with four points in two games. He notched three points in the victory and added one more in a loss.

Worger has six points in his last four games, with five goals in that span. On the campaign, the forward has 12 goals and 12 helpers in 21 games for Island HC.

17U Wolves HC

Howling as a Team

The Wolves took on Lloydminster Athletics in a game that featured almost 100 shots and 15 goals.

The contest featured more turns than a maze, with both teams leading at different points.

Three different Wolves HC players – Parker Spencer, Jaxon Burkosky-Gilmour and Ethan Smallwood - notched three points in the 9-6 victory.

The Wolves have now won three in a row.

18U Langley Hockey Academy

Facing Adversity

Despite an opening tournament loss to Titans Hockey Union, Langley Hockey Academy reeled off four straight wins to claim the Jaxon Joseph Memorial Tournament.

Langley defeated Bow Valley in the title game, but had to run the table to reach that point.

They wrapped up the round robin with a win over Surrey Eagles Hockey Academy, and edged HC Edmonton in the quarter-final thanks to an overtime goal from Sevak Gill, the co-leader in points of the tournament.

LHA outlasted Island in the semi-final with Gill sealing the deal into an empty net, and he scored a big goal, while also setting up another in the championship game.

18U HC Edmonton

Brick Wall Kade

Despite not reaching the championship game, HC Edmonton’s Kade Swanson was excellent in goal.

Posting a 2-0 record with a 1.46 GAA and a .930 save percentage, stopping 40 of 43 shots he faced.

Swanson stared down the Titans Hockey Union in a 2-1 overtime victory, kicking out 11 shots in the third and overtime period.

The goaltender then locked the door against Kootenay, down 2-0; he shutout KHA from there until the Edmonton offence got in gear.

Swanson is 6-0 in the regular season with a shutout.

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