Novice AE, U9, 2015-2016, Rep (Belleville Minor Hockey Association)

The Quinte Smiles/Landtech Design/McCarten Travel Belleville Novice AE Junior Bulls have done it again.  The Lakeshore League champions of last week travelled to Cobourg on Saturday for a 2 game series against the York Simcoe League champions (Schomberg Red Wings) and won the York Simcoe/Lakeshore Challenge Cup!  This series victory capped a very successful eight month journey.  A journey that netted this team a Regional Silver Stick Championship, the Lakeshore League Championship, and a Challenge Cup Championship.  Players and their parents share with great pride in these victories and are ...

  The Quinte Smiles/McCarten Travel/Landtech Design Novice AE Junior Bulls Have won the Central OMHA York Simcoe vs. Lakeshore Championship.  Completing a championship hat-trick.  2015 Georgina Regional Silver Stick Novice AE Champions, 2015-2016 Lakeshore Hockey League Novice AE Champions and now 2015-2016 Central OMHA York Simcoe vs. Lakeshore Novice AE Champions.  Congratulations to the Team and Coaching staff for a great year. 

The Quinte Smiles/McCarten Travel/Landtech Design Novice AE Junior Bulls are 2015-2016 Lakeshore Champions. More to come ........

 The Quinte Smiles/McCarten Travel/Landtech Design Novice AE Junior Bulls have been defeated by the Whitby Wildcats in a thrilling 5 game series in which our team fought and hustled with everything that they had.         Belleville swept the Napanee Stars in three straight games by beating them 5-1 in their third meeting.  Our team continued to play disciplined letting the play develop in the offensive zone.  Five different scorers lit the lamp: Isaiah More, Connor Kerik, Noah Roy, Sam Brearley, and Travis Whitmore.  More had two assists while Kerik, Roy, Whitmore, and Brearley had one ...

The Quinte Smiles/McCarten Travel/Landtech Design Junior Bulls have had a roller coaster ride to present day.  Our last update was before our trip to the International Silver Stick tournament in St. Clair Shores , Michigan.  Long hours of practice were spent in anticipation and preparation for this tournament, but nothing we could have done would have prepared us for our experience.  To make a long story short, there are A LOT of really good Novice AE teams out there.  We played three of them and got trounced in two.  We were able to keep it close in the third game which allowed our boys to ...