Hometown Sports Recap — Friday, November 6, 2026 — 59ers U12A Blank South Huron
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Thursday brought a defensive gem to Norwich, where the Delhi-Norwich 59ers U12A shut out the South Huron Sabres 2-0 with a goal in each of the final two periods. Elsewhere, the Haldimand River Kings were busy at home and on the road. The U16A side won 8-1 at Garden City, the U12As topped Hamilton 6-2, and the U10As battled to a 4-4 draw. Saturday night, the Hagersville Hawks host Dundas.
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Game of the Night: Delhi-Norwich 59ers vs. South Huron Sabres (U12A)
Patience was the story in Norwich on Thursday. The Delhi-Norwich 59ers U12A and the South Huron Sabres went to the first intermission with nothing on the scoreboard, a 0-0 opening period that kept everyone guessing.
The 59ers broke the ice in the second period and carried a 1-0 lead into the third. South Huron had its chance to answer, but the home side held the door shut.
Delhi-Norwich added a second goal in the third period for a little breathing room, and South Huron never found the net. By period, it read 0-1-1 for the 59ers and 0-0-0 for the Sabres.
It was a full-team shutout in a U12A matchup that proved you do not need a pile of goals to have a great night. Two was plenty for the 59ers, and the zero on the other side belongs to everyone wearing the jersey.
Final: Delhi-Norwich 59ers 2, South Huron Sabres 0.
Around the Ice
Haldimand River Kings U16A poured it on in Garden City, scoring four times in the second period on the way to an 8-1 win in NDHL play. Haldimand led 2-0 after one and 6-1 after two.
Haldimand River Kings U12A scored in every period and held Hamilton off the board until the third in a 6-2 win at HCCC (Clark). Haldimand led 4-0 after two.
Haldimand River Kings U10A and Hamilton traded blows at HCCC (Clark) and settled for a 4-4 tie. The teams were level after one, Haldimand scored three in the second to lead 4-3, and Hamilton pulled even in the third.
Haldimand River Kings U15B lost a one-goal game to NOTL at HCCC (Clark), 2-1. The first period stayed scoreless, and Haldimand got on the board in the third but could not find the equalizer.
Delhi-Norwich 59ers U13B led 1-0 after the first period at Wellesley but could not hold it, falling 3-1 to the Twin Centre Stars. Twin Centre pulled even in the second and scored twice in the third.
Delhi-Norwich 59ers U18A ran into a fast start at Wilmot Complex, trailing New Hamburg 3-0 after one period on the way to a 6-1 loss. The 59ers got on the board in the third.
Coming Up: Dundas Blues at Hagersville Hawks
The Hagersville Hawks have a score to settle. Dundas beat them 6-2 in September and then 7-0 on October 29, a game where the Hawks still put 30 shots on net. Saturday at Hagersville Arena (7:30 p.m.), the second-place Blues come to town with 13 wins in 18 games, 28 points and 88 goals for. They did lose their most recent game, so no one in blue is coasting.
Hagersville is sixth in the Bloomfield Division at 6-8-2 with 14 points, fresh off a 4-3 win over Glanbrook. The Hawks have played just 16 games, fewer than anyone in the division, so they sit level with Streetsville on points with a game in hand and are three points back of fourth-place Glanbrook. The number to fix is goals against: 87 allowed, compared with 63 scored.
Dundas runs through Spencer Gendall (24 points in 16 games) and Kael Andrew (23 points in 17), with Brody Roberts adding 13 goals in 18 games. For Hagersville, defenceman Boston Strauch leads the way with 12 goals and 19 points in 16 games, and Luca Campolo has 11 goals in 15. It is a short drive for Haldimand fans, so get to the rink early, or catch it on SportsEngine Play.
