Major Atom, 2012-2013 (Lambton Jr. Sting AAA Hockey )

Major Atom Tryouts and Exhibition games

The Major Atoms finished their regular season at home this weekend on a high note.  The Jr. Sting edged out the West Division third place team Sun County Panthers 1-0. Ethan Kerby, assisted by Blake Butler, notched the lone goal of the game four minutes into the first period of play.  Despite several good scoring chances, neither team was able to find the back of the net.  The lone penalty of the game put Sun County on a power play with only 2 minutes left in the game.  Adam Mino was stellar in net fending off the Panther's last ditch effort to tie the game. On Saturday, a sluggish ...

Congratulations to the 4 boys from the Major Atom team selected to participate in the All Star Game on Sunday at the Preston International Hockey Tournament. Players selected included Caleb Burchell, Ethan Kerby, Ethan Langford and Tyler Steeves.  The boys played a great game with Ethan Kerby notching a goal for the home team in the final seconds of the game.  Walter Gretzky was on hand to make the trophy presentations.  Good job boys, you represented the team well!

The Major Atoms took part in the Preston International Tournament this weekend and had a strong showing. The team opened the tournament on Friday against the Don Mills Flyers.  Despite a penalty riddled game with 21 penalties assessed including 12 to the Jr Sting, the team came out strong and battled hard.  Ethan Kerby opened the scoring in the first period with a power play goal assisted by Wil O'Leary Dilosa and Blake Butler.  Don Mills replied late in the second period to tie the game 1-1.  The Sting regained the lead in the third on yet another power play goal scored by Wil O'Leary ...

The Major Atom AAA Jr. Sting played back to back home games this weekend.  Despite solid goaltending by Ethan Langford and Adam Mino, the boys were unable to break their current losing streak. On Friday night the London Jr. Knights, who are currently in second place in the Pavillion West Division, made the trek to the SSEC.  Looking to overcome the last two games in London ( also known as the Gongshow Series), Adam Mino took the call to the net.  Despite a relatively penalty free game ( unlike the Gongshow Series), the Jr. Sting fell to the Knights 7-0.