Hometown Sports Recap — Tuesday, October 27, 2026 — River Kings U11B Rout Port Colborne
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Monday night at Vale, the Haldimand River Kings U11B led Port Colborne 5-1 after two periods, then scored six more in the third for an 11-2 win. Elsewhere, the Norfolk Knights U16AA and the Haldimand River Kings U15B both fell on the road, and the Hagersville Hawks head to first-place Dundas on Thursday.
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Game of the Night: Port Colborne vs. Haldimand River Kings (U11B)
The Haldimand River Kings U11B wasted no time at Vale. Three goals in the first period put them up 3-0 before Port Colborne had a chance to settle in.
Port Colborne got one back in the second, but Haldimand added two more of its own and led 5-1 heading to the third. Still a game, on paper.
Then the third period turned into a runaway. Haldimand scored six times in 20 minutes, and Port Colborne managed one in reply. Three in the first, two in the second, six in the third. That is a team that kept its foot on the gas from the opening faceoff to the final horn.
Final: Haldimand River Kings 11, Port Colborne 2.
Around the Ice
Norfolk Knights U16AA matched Oakville Rangers Blue stride for stride at Trafalgar Park, tied 1-1 after the first period. Oakville took the lead in the second and added the last goal in the third for a 3-1 win.
Haldimand River Kings U15B trailed 2-0 after one period in Thorold, then pushed back with two goals in the third. Thorold scored three times in that same period and came away with a 5-2 win.
Coming Up: Hagersville Hawks at Dundas Blues
Thursday night at Market Street Arena (7:30 p.m.), the Hagersville Hawks visit the team everyone in the Bloomfield Division is chasing. Dundas leads with 21 points through 13 games (10-2-1), scoring 61 goals and allowing 35, although the Blues have lost their most recent game. Hagersville is sixth at 5-7-2 with 12 points, level with fifth-place Streetsville.
The Hawks arrive after a three-games-in-three-nights weekend: a 6-2 loss at Streetsville on Friday, a 7-6 win over the Derbys on Saturday, and a 4-3 overtime loss at Grimsby on Sunday. Two of those were one-goal games, and the offence has 58 goals in 14 games to show for it. The test is the other end of the ice, where 77 goals against make Thursday a chance to tighten up.
Dundas has already made its mark on the other hometown clubs this month, beating the Port Dover Sailors 9-2 on October 15 and the Dunnville Jr. Mudcats 6-2 on October 22. The Blues also have a game in hand on Hagersville, which sits nine points back. Can't get to Dundas? The schedule lists a SportsEngine Play stream for the game. them. Puck drop is 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 22. Get out to the rink, or catch it on SportsEngine Play.
