Carruthers Division

Alliston Hornets Huntsville Otters Innisfil Spartans Midland Flyers Muskoka Bears Orillia Terriers Penetang Kings Stayner Siskins

Pollock Division

Fergus Whalers Goderich Flyers Hanover Barons Kincardine Bulldogs Mitchell Hawks Mount Forest Patriots Walkerton Capitals Wingham Ironmen

Orr Division

Caledon Golden Hawks Clarington Eagles Georgina Ice Little Britain Merchants Port Perry Lumberjacks Schomberg Cougars Uxbridge Bruins

Tod Division

Amherstview Jets Trent Hills Thunder Frankford Huskies Lakefield Chiefs Napanee Raiders North Kawartha Knights Picton Pirates Port Hope Panthers

Stobbs Division

Amherstburg Admirals Blenheim Blades Dresden Jr. Kings Essex 73's Lakeshore Canadiens Mooretown Flags Walpole Island Wild Wheatley Omstead Sharks

Yeck Division

Aylmer Spitfires Exeter Hawks Lucan Irish Mt.Brydges Bulldogs North Middlesex Stars Petrolia Flyers Port Stanley Sailors Thamesford Trojans

Bloomfield Division

Dundas Blues Dunnville Jr. Mudcats Glanbrook Rangers Grimsby Peach Kings Hagersville Hawks Niagara RiverHawks Port Dover Sailors Streetsville Derbys

Doherty Division

Dorchester Dolphins Hespeler Shamrocks New Hamburg Firebirds Norwich Merchants Paris Titans Tavistock Braves Wellesley Applejacks Woodstock Navy Vets

Raiders save point against Picton with 1:53 left to play

Hot hand - For a second consecutive game, Marshall McFarland notched a pair of goals in the Napanee Raiders' 5-5 tie with Picton Friday.

NAPANEE – The story was similar from one Friday to the next, but the finish wasn’t as the Napanee Raiders had planned.

For a second consecutive week, the Raiders significantly outshot a visiting opponent only to find themselves in a tight game.  Unlike opening night against Campbellford, where Napanee was ahead, the Raiders found themselves trailing in the dying minutes against Picton.  With goaltender Sam Closs pulled, Michael Patrick capitalized on a scramble with 1:53 left to save a 5-5 tie.

Napanee also carried the play for the balance of the seven-minute extra stanza, but couldn’t beat Pirates goaltender Ethan Schwarz – even with a full two-minute advantage with former Raider Jakob DaCosta off for holding. Schwarz would chip in eight saves in overtime, giving him 51 overall on the day.

After giving up a breakaway goal to local native Jack Osborne on the game’s first shift, the Raiders settled in to grab a comfortable 3-1 lead after 20 minutes with scoring coming from Ben White, Blake Aylesworth, and Marshall McFarland.

The second period was Picton’s opportunity to strike back with Luc Amat and Cole Stevenson beating Closs in succession to send the teams to the dressing rooms even.

In the third, McFarland continued his hot hand to put the home side ahead about halfway through, only to see the Pirates respond with two goals in less than as many minutes off the sticks of Stevenson and Parker Mattis.

The Raiders have a busy weekend ahead. The Amherstview Jets will be in town for the first time Friday at 7:30 p.m., then Napanee hits the road to Port Hope Saturday for their first match-up with the team that upset them from last year’s Tod Division playoffs.