On Friday, Nov. 27 the Windjammer varsity played one game and Saturday, Nov. 28 the Jammers’ JV squad played two games at the John Bapst Tournament. 

 

Also, Saturday, Nov. 28 the varsity traveled to Cumberland to participate in the Greely Ice Breaker where the varsity played in two games.

 

Both the tournaments consisted of two 22 minute running time periods. 

 

Friday, Nov. 27 at Sawyer Arena in Bangor Camden Hills varsity took on John Bapst with the two teams playing to a 1-1 tie. 

 

Tyler Wheeler scored for the Crusaders while Perrin Ganter scored with an assist from James Orne and Dan Lydon. 

 

Camden Hills had six penalties for 15 minutes in the penalty box while John Bapst had two penalties for four minutes

 

“CH varsity and John Bapst varsity was a tight game, we took too many penalties which prevented our offense from getting on track,” said Camden Hills head coach Karl Enroth in a news release. “The CH JV hockey team played hard on Saturday going up against varsity hockey teams, goalies RJ Botley and Matt Czuchra played well.” 

 

The JV team played the Hampden Academy varsity Saturday, losing 6-2. Goal scorers for the Windjammers were, Nate Vanbukhuzen and Jack Morse.

 

The varsity headed to Cumberland Saturday for two games in the Greely Ice Breaker. 

 

The first game was Camden Hills 2, Cheverus 0 with a player and James Orne scoring for the Windjammers. Nicholas Tassoni and Jonah Cameron each had an assist.

 

Jet Magri was in net for the shutout. Camden Hills had one penalty for two minutes in the box while Cheverus had two penalties for four minutes. 

 

In the second game, the Windjammers got the best of Greely 3-2. 

 

The first score for the Windjammers was on a power play from James Orne with assists from Nick Czuchra and Matt Prescott. Chase Matteo with assists from a player and Tassoni finished up the first half scoring for the Windjammers.

 

The last Windjammer goal came on a power play from Jonah Cameron with an assist from Orne. Zach Hand was in net for Camden Hills in the win.

 

“Cheverus and Greely were good competitive preseason games with plenty of action on both ends of the ice,” said Enroth. “We took advantage on our power play opportunities, the defense was solid, and goalies Jet Magri and Zach Hand gave us a chance to compete and pull out both games”

 

Camden Hills will be at home for a preseason matchup with Brunswick Wednesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the Midcoast Recreation Center in Rockport.