Dominant Ice Breakers Sweep Semifinals, Eye Championship Glory

The Eastern Ice Breakers left no doubt in their semifinal series against the Tripen Ice, sweeping the best-of-three matchup in commanding fashion. With back-to-back shutouts and a staggering 19-0 goal differential, the Breakers punched their ticket to the AAA U18 Female League Championship game, where they will battle the Central Ice Pak for a coveted spot at the Atlantic Championships.

Complete Team Effort Seals the Series

Game 1 saw the Breakers set the tone early, cruising to a decisive victory behind a stellar performance from Teiana Lambert, who recorded a hat trick to lead the offensive charge. Goaltender Katie Winsor continued her season-long dominance, securing yet another shutout to maintain her perfect record of not allowing a single goal this season.

In Game 2, the Breakers showed no signs of slowing down. Ana Penney took center stage with an explosive five-point performance, showcasing the team’s depth and offensive firepower. At the other end of the ice, Maggie Byer stood tall between the pipes, earning a shutout of her own to complete the series sweep.

Peaking at the Right Time

With their semifinal series now behind them, the Breakers shift their focus to Championship Weekend, where they will face the hometown Central Ice Pak for the provincial title. Preparation has been key for this Eastern squad all season, and with a balanced attack, airtight defense, and elite goaltending, they are determined to peak at just the right moment.

“We’ve worked all year to be in this position,” said a Breakers team representative. “Our goal has always been to play our best hockey when it matters most, and tomorrow is that moment.”

The Breakers will need to maintain their relentless pace and defensive structure as they prepare to face a tough Central Ice Pak squad on home ice. With everything on the line, they will look to ride their momentum and secure their place as Newfoundland and Labrador’s representative at the Atlantic Championships.

Puck drop is set for tomorrow—one game, one championship, one ticket to Atlantics. The Breakers are ready.