CCBHL

Tonight we have our championship game with the Capital City Lions facing off against the defending champions Lights Out.

We will be live streaming the game starting at 8:10 with play-by-play by the great Josh Primeau. Best of luck to both squads in their quest for the cup!

We want to thank all of our players and captains for their support this past season. It was a huge success.

At CCBHL we believe in giving back to our community. With the proceeds from the fall season we have made a donation to CHEO Foundation and The Ottawa Food Bank.

We are looking forward to the winter season, starting on January 10, 2023. Wishing all of our players a wonderful holiday and see you in the New Year!

In a clash of two titans, the Capital City Lions flexed their muscle with back to back wins to take home the first ever CCBHL championship.

In the first game captain Brock Murray had 5 goals and sniper Austin Perron had a hat trick, and tendie Mike Adams was lights out for the 8-2 win.

In the second game Perron was dominant with 7 goals as they pulled away from a close game to take it 10-5.

Congrats to the runner up Lights Out and captain Dan Ballem on a great season.

CAPITAL CITY LIONS DOMINANT IN 6-1 WIN OVER SAVIORS

Our second game had the heavily favoured Capital City Lions taking on the Saviors who were looking for some Cinderella magic to move onto the finals. Saviors were missing their regular goaltender, Simon Laughlin, and we are sending best wishes and hope he is OK. It only takes a couple minutes to see the first goal of the game as Sam Parsonson digs deep for a loose ball behind the spare goaltender, James Spottswood, to put his team ahead 1-0. Exactly three minutes later sharp shooter Austin Perron would put one home off a feed from CCL captain Brock Murray. The first period showed a lot of back and forth play and SV did a great job of hanging in there. At the end of the first with Perron in the box, sniper Jeff Murphy puts one through the file hole to pull his team within one goal. The period would end 2-1 with CCL have a decisive lead in shots, 25-9.

The second period opened up with some back and forth play as both teams wanted it. One goal from SV would tie the game. CCL would be the next to strike as young gun Austin Perron absolutely wires one top shelf off a nice pass from Brock. SV gets into some penalty trouble and CCL capitalizes and spare Amanda Stephens snipes back-to-back goals to pull ahead 5-1. Brock would add one more to close out the game 6-1.

CCL would advance to the finals vs LO next week.

LIGHTS OUT STUN BUZZKILLS 12-5

In our first ever CCBHL playoff matchup we had the favoured Buzzkills taking on Lights Out. These teams, captained by veterans Nevill Carney and Dan Ballem were sure to come out blazing. And they did as there was some serious faces on both sides of the floor and these teams wanted it! Who would be the first to score? BEAST MODE Andrew Stephens opens the scoring to put his team up 1-0 only 8 minutes into the game. Tim Squires responds off a nice pass from Kiyomi Takahara, who have been a strong combination all season long. With two minutes left in the half Dan Ballem snipes one, unassisted, to put LO up 2-1. Shots finished 23-14 in favour of LO at the half.

The second period was a different story as Lights Out came out absolutely haywire and scored 5 goals in the first 4:05 of the second period to go up 7-1 and the Buzzkills were shocked. Goals were from Nicky Soucy, Devin McManus, Andrew Stephens and Zach Thomas with some absolute beauties. Buzzkills would do their best to settle things down and they did come back stgrong with two straight goals from Tim for his second of three on the night, and Brad who had a couple snipes as well. With that the score was 7-3 and Buzz was toying with the idea of coming back. BEAST MODE would not comply as he sniped another unassisted marker followed by Zach Thomas, Amanda Stephens with a nice goal off a feed from Zach who also potted another goal. With 6 minutes to go Tim would fire home his hat trick goal, followed by Bradley's second of the game. It would prove to be too little too late as Andrew Stephens would add one more but this one is over with the final score 12-5.

Lights Out advance to the finals versus the winner of Saviors vs Capital City Lions.