Dec. 11 vs Campbellton

The Wildcats had a tremendous weekend, winning both of their games. They kicked off their winning ways by beating the Campbellton Tigers 5-4 on Friday night. It was an exciting game that went right down to the wire. It was a 4-4 game with under a minute left to play in the game, overtime looked inevitable. However, Jacob McNutt had something to say about that. McNutt found the back of the net with 37 seconds left in the game to put the Wildcats up by one goal. They would hold on to that one goal lead the rest of the way and gain a big two points in the standings.

Dec. 12 vs Pictou

The Wildcats had another nail-biting game on Saturday night. It did not look like it was going to be a nail-biter however, heading into the third period the Wildcats were leading Pictou 5-2. Pictou then stormed back though, scoring three goals with no answer from the Wildcats in the third period. Unlike the night before, this game would go into overtime. Nearly 3 minutes into the extra period, Matthew Nosella banged in a loose puck past Pictou goaltender Justin Ritcey to give the Wildcats the victory and a 4-point weekend. With the overtime victory, the Wildcats now sit in second place in the Eastlink division, 5 points behind the division leading Pictou County Weeks Crushers.

Major Midget

Dec. 10 vs Steele Subaru

The Wildcats could just not take the lead against Steele Subaru on Thursday night. The game was a back and forth affair right till the end. However, Steele Subaru ended up coming out on top with Andrew Coxhead scoring the winning goal for Steele Subaru in the third period.

Dec. 12 vs Cape Breton

Josh Foster scored two goals for the Major Midget Wildcats on Saturday Afternoon but it was not enough to pull out the victory. They would lose in a shootout to Cape Breton by a score of 3-2. Dakota Layland made 34 saves in the loss for the Wildcats.

Dec. 13 vs Cape Breton

The Wildcats had a 1-0 lead going into the third period against Cape Breton on Sunday afternoon. However, Sean Smith would score two goals 17 seconds apart to put the Tradesmen up 2-1. Cape Breton would hold on to the lead the rest of the way and come away with the victory.

Major Bantam

Dec. 12 vs Truro

The Bantam Wildcats attempted to make a comeback against Truro on Saturday afternoon but they came up just a little bit short. Down 4-0 heading into the third period, it looked like the Wildcats did not stand a chance to make a comeback. However, two quick goals got them back in it. Truro however, would answer with a goal of their own. They would go on to win the game 6-3. 

Dec. 13 vs Truro

Jon Forsyth would score two goals for the Bantam Wildcats on Sunday afternoon but it would not be enough to give the Wildcats the victory. The Bearcats would pull out the victory by a score of 5-4 to give them a sweep of the two weekend games vs the Bantam Wildcats.