Week 3 of the playoffs delivered high-stakes moments across the board, from back-and-forth battles to dominant performances—and one late-game decision that sealed the night.

Platinum Group, World Orphans skate to 5–5 draw
The night opened with a back-and-forth showdown as Platinum Group and World Orphans battled to a 5–5 tie. Momentum swung throughout, with neither side able to find the late winner.

OUTCAN handles AMOS, 5–1
OUTCAN followed with a strong 5–1 win over AMOS, controlling the pace and limiting chances to secure a convincing result.

HollowBrook rolls past Triple J, 6–1
HollowBrook continued its playoff push with a dominant 6–1 victory over Triple J, using sustained pressure and efficient scoring to keep the game out of reach.

OS Offices powers past Nelson, 10–4
OS Offices delivered one of the night’s most lopsided results, defeating Nelson 10–4. Nelson faced adversity with starter Thane Gilmore out on the IR list, forcing Mike Gipson to step in net on short notice.

Velodrome capitalizes late, beats Ace 5–2
The night closed with a tight battle between Ace and Velodrome. Late in the third, Ace pulled their goalie in an effort to tie the game, but Velodrome capitalized with two empty-net goals to secure a 5–2 win.

Week 3 showcased the intensity and unpredictability of playoff hockey, where momentum shifts quickly—and every decision carries weight.

Week 2 of the playoffs kept the pressure high, with more bracket shakeups, a statement rebound, and another tightly contested draw.

World Orphans take down Nelson, 5–3
World Orphans opened the night with a solid 5–3 win over Nelson, controlling key stretches and capitalizing on scoring chances to secure the result.

HollowBrook upsets OS Offices, 7–3
HollowBrook delivered one of the biggest results of the night, knocking off OS Offices 7–3. A strong offensive push and disciplined play allowed HollowBrook to take control and not look back.

Platinum Group rebounds, beats OUTCAN 6–2
After a tough Week 1, Platinum Group responded with authority, defeating OUTCAN 6–2. The top seed showed its form with a complete performance on both ends of the ice.

AMOS, Ace battle to 3–3 tie
In one of the night’s most competitive matchups, AMOS and Ace skated to a 3–3 draw. Both teams traded chances and momentum throughout, with neither able to find the late winner.

Velodrome tops Triple J, 8–4
Velodrome closed out the night with an 8–4 win over Triple J, using consistent offensive pressure to build and maintain a comfortable lead.

Week 2 reinforced a key theme of this postseason: no matchup is predictable, and every team is capable of making a statement.

The postseason opened with everything you’d expect—physical play, tight finishes, and multiple upsets that immediately shook up the bracket.

AMOS outlasts Triple J in physical opener, 5-4
The playoffs kicked off with a hard-fought, physical battle as 9th-seeded AMOS took down 10th-seeded Triple J. Both teams brought playoff intensity from the opening faceoff, but AMOS did just enough to grind out the win and move on.

Ace stuns top-seeded Platinum, 7–3
In the biggest upset of the night, 4th-seeded Ace delivered a statement performance, knocking off 1st-place Platinum 7–3. Ace controlled the tempo and capitalized on their chances, sending a clear message to the rest of the field.

OS Offices & Velodrome battle to dramatic tie
The marquee matchup between OS Offices and COS Velodrome lived up to the hype, ending in a hard-fought 5-5 tie. The teams traded goals throughout, including a chaotic third period with multiple lead changes. A late Velodrome goal that would have put them ahead was waved off, preserving the deadlock.

World Orphans edge OUTCAN, 2–1
Another upset saw 8th-seeded World Orphans slip past 5th-seeded OUTCAN in a tight 2–1 contest. Defense and goaltending took center stage, with Orphans finding just enough offense to secure the win.

HollowBrook dominates Nelson, 9–2
The night closed with the most decisive result, as 6th-seeded HollowBrook overwhelmed 7th-seeded Nelson 9–2. HollowBrook’s offense was relentless, turning the game into a rout and closing out Round 1 with authority.

Round 1 of the playoffs delivered immediate surprises and high-intensity hockey, setting the tone for what looks to be a wide-open postseason.

With two regular season games left, all but Seed 1 and Seed 2 are set. The playoff schedule will look as follows:

Division A	#1, #4, #5, #8, #9
Divison B	#2, #3, #6, #7, #10
Round 1	3/29/26
4:00 PM	#9 vs #10	AMOS vs JJJ	Division A
5:15 PM	#1 vs #4	PLG vs ACE	PLG
6:30 PM	#2 vs #3	OSO vs VEL	ACE
7:45 PM	#5 vs #8	OUT vs WO	OUT
9:00 PM	#6 vs #7	HBD vs N&C	WO
			AMOS
Round 2	4/12/26
4:00 PM	#8 vs #7	WO vs N&C	Division B
5:15 PM	#2 vs #6	OSO vs HBD	OSO
6:30 PM	#1 vs #5	PLG vs OUT	VEL
7:45 PM	#9 vs #4	AMOS vs ACE	HBD
9:00 PM	#10 vs #3	JJJ vs VEL	N&C
			JJJ
Round 3	4/19/26
4:00 PM	#1 vs #8	PLG vs WO
5:15 PM	#9 vs #5	AMOS vs OUT
6:30 PM	#10 vs #6	JJJ vs HBD
7:45 PM	#2 vs #7	OSO vs N&C
9:00 PM	#4 vs #3	ACE vs VEL
Round 4	4/26/26
4:00 PM	#2 vs #10	OSO vs JJJ
5:15 PM	#8 vs #4	WO vs ACE
6:30 PM	#7 vs #3	N&C vs VEL
7:45 PM	#1 vs #9	PLG vs AMOS
9:00 PM	#5 vs #6	OUT vs HBD

Week 26 showcased the importance of depth and endurance, with several games turning in the later stages and one matchup highlighting the challenges of a short bench.

OUTCAN rolls past Triple J, 6–1
OUTCAN opened the night with a commanding 6–1 win over Triple J, controlling the pace early and never allowing the game to slip out of reach.

Platinum Group handles World Orphans, 5–3
Platinum Group followed with a solid 5–3 victory over World Orphans. Consistent offensive pressure and timely goals helped Platinum maintain control throughout.

COS Velodrome cruises past HollowBrook, 7–3
COS Velodrome delivered a strong performance, defeating HollowBrook 7–3. Velodrome’s offensive depth proved to be the difference as they steadily built their lead.

OS Offices pulls away late, beats AMOS 7–4
AMOS kept things tight through two periods, but OS Offices found another gear in the third, pulling away for a 7–4 win. The late surge ultimately broke open what had been a competitive matchup.

Nelson falls short with short bench
The night concluded with a tough 9–3 loss for Nelson, who were only able to dress six skaters. Fatigue became a factor as the game progressed, making it difficult to keep pace down the stretch.

Week 26 reinforced a familiar theme: games aren’t won in the first period, but they’re often decided in the third.

Week 25 delivered a mix of tight battles, a surprising deadlock, and a few teams asserting control as the season continues to tighten.

Ace pulls away late to beat COS Velodrome 6–4
Ace opened the night with a 6–4 win over COS Velodrome in a game that remained tight through much of the action. Velodrome kept pace early, but Ace found another gear late, pulling away to secure the win.

AMOS, World Orphans skate to surprising 2–2 tie
In one of the night’s biggest surprises, AMOS held World Orphans to a 2–2 draw. Both teams battled hard defensively, with AMOS earning a result that few saw coming.

OUTCAN edges Nelson & Company 3–1
OUTCAN continued its steady play, earning a 3–1 win over Nelson & Company. Strong structure and timely scoring allowed OUTCAN to control the game and limit Nelson’s opportunities.

OS Offices handles HollowBrook 8–4
OS Offices delivered another strong offensive showing, defeating HollowBrook 8–4. Consistent pressure and finishing ability helped OS Offices build separation and maintain control throughout.

Platinum Group closes strong, beats Triple J 6–2
Platinum Group wrapped up the night with a solid 6–2 win over Triple J. Balanced play on both ends of the ice allowed Platinum to dictate the pace and finish Week 25 on a high note.

Week 25 featured a blend of expected results and surprising outcomes, keeping the standings as competitive as ever heading into the next slate.

Week 24 delivered a mix of dominant performances, administrative twists, and a thrilling finish that kept fans engaged until the final horn.

Ace controls play in 4–2 win over World Orphans
Ace opened the night with a 4–2 victory over World Orphans in a game that was more one-sided than the final score indicates. Ace dictated the pace for most of the contest, maintaining consistent offensive pressure and controlling possession throughout the game.

HollowBrook’s six-goal effort overturned, Nelson & Company awarded win
HollowBrook Dental appeared to secure a strong 6–3 win over Nelson & Company thanks to an impressive offensive outing. However, with only eight rostered skaters available, HollowBrook relied on substitute players from earlier teams to fill out the lineup. Due to the use of ineligible subs, the result was ruled a forfeit, awarding Nelson & Company the official victory.

OS Offices overwhelms Platinum Group 10–5
OS Offices delivered one of the night’s most dominant performances, defeating Platinum Group 10–5. Platinum had Charlie—an OG from NORAD—subbing in net, but OS Offices’ relentless offensive pressure proved difficult to contain as they steadily built a commanding lead.

COS Velodrome edges Triple J in tight 4–3 battle
COS Velodrome secured a narrow 4–3 victory over Triple J in one of the night’s most competitive matchups. The game remained tense throughout, with both teams trading chances before Velodrome ultimately held on in a nail-biting finish.

AMOS and OUTCAN battle to thrilling 4–4 tie
The evening wrapped up with an exciting 4–4 draw between AMOS and OUTCAN. Both teams traded momentum and goals throughout the game, producing one of the most entertaining contests of the night and ensuring neither side walked away empty-handed.

Week 24 showcased the league’s unpredictability—from dominant wins and administrative rulings to tightly contested matchups—highlighting just how competitive the race remains as the season pushes toward its final stretch.

Week 23 featured a series of decisive performances across the board, with several teams delivering commanding wins and the night closing with a tightly contested matchup between two strong squads.

COS Velodrome opens strong, beats OUTCAN 5–2

Velodrome set the tone early, skating to a convincing 5–2 win over OUTCAN. Velodrome controlled the pace of play throughout the contest, generating consistent offensive pressure while limiting OUTCAN’s opportunities, resulting in one of their more complete performances of the season.

Ace handles AMOS 5–1

Ace followed with a composed 5–1 victory over AMOS. Strong puck movement and disciplined play allowed Ace to build separation as the game progressed, while solid defensive positioning kept AMOS from finding sustained offensive rhythm.

Nelson & Company power past World Orphans 8–4

Nelson & Company brought the offense in their matchup with World Orphans, skating away with an 8–4 win. After a competitive start, Nelson’s scoring depth began to show as they pulled away with a flurry of goals that proved difficult for World Orphans to match.

OS Offices overwhelms Triple J 9–3

OS Offices continued the night’s trend of high-powered offense, defeating Triple J 9–3. With waves of sustained pressure and strong finishing around the net, OS Offices kept the scoreboard moving while maintaining control of the tempo from start to finish.

Platinum Group edges HollowBrook 6–4 in closing battle

The night concluded with one of the most competitive games of the slate as Platinum Group battled HollowBrook. Both teams traded momentum and scoring chances throughout, but Platinum ultimately secured the 6–4 win by capitalizing on key opportunities late in the game.

Week 23 reinforced the league’s offensive firepower, with several teams finding their scoring touch while others continue to push for position as the season moves deeper into its final stretch.

Week 22 opened with a surprise and closed with authority, as contenders tightened their grip and underdogs made noise in a slate packed with momentum swings and headline performances.

HollowBrook stuns OUTCAN, 3–1
The night began with an upset, as HollowBrook delivered a disciplined, structured performance to take down OUTCAN 3–1. Strong defensive zone coverage and timely scoring allowed HollowBrook to best OUTCAN.

Ace dismantles Triple J, 9–2
Ace wasted little time making a statement, overwhelming Triple J in a 9–2 rout. The offense came in waves, with relentless pressure and quick puck movement creating scoring chances nearly every shift. By the midway point, the outcome was no longer in doubt.

Triple J had Isaac Borchert subbing in net, and he faced a heavy workload from the opening faceoff. Despite stretches of strong individual saves under sustained pressure, the volume of high-danger chances proved difficult to contain as Ace continued to press offensively.

Platinum rolls past AMOS, 7–1
Platinum continued its dominant run with a 7–1 win over AMOS. Francis Forte, subbing in net for Platinum, was poised to record his second shutout of the season and looked locked in throughout the night. That bid was spoiled late in the third period when AMOS’s Andrew McIlhany broke through to get his team on the board, preventing the clean sheet but doing little to slow Platinum’s overall control.

Velodrome tops Nelson, 7–3
Velodrome added another strong performance to its resume with a 7–3 victory over Nelson. Balanced scoring and consistent puck possession allowed Velodrome to steadily build separation as the game wore on.

OS Offices closes strong, beats World Orphans 7–3
The night concluded with OS Offices earning a 7–3 win over World Orphans. OS set the tempo early and never relinquished it, finishing Week 22 with a confident, complete performance.

As the regular season pushes deeper into its decisive stretch, Week 22 reinforced the pecking order while proving that no result can be taken for granted.

A friendly reminder that there are no games this Sunday, Feb. 15th due to the youth hockey tournament. We will see everyone back on the ice Sunday, Feb. 22nd.

Thank you,

NORAD Hockey League