McGill remained perfect at 7-0 with a hard-fought 14-13 victory over Ottawa. The Gee-Gees opened the scoring with goals from Jack McCaig and Aidan Parker before McGill answered through Callum Olson and Torsten Blodgett. The teams continued trading goals throughout the opening quarter, with Ben Kromer scoring with seven seconds remaining to give Ottawa a 5-4 lead. McGill took control in the second, outscoring Ottawa 5-1

The Laurier Golden Hawks defeated the Laurentian Voyageurs 11–5, taking control with a strong first half. Nolan MacVicar opened the scoring off a Ronan Lamarche feed, followed by Carson Reinke also converting a Lamarche pass. Mason Kocher extended the lead to 3–0 before Jake Sudsbury answered for Laurentian late in the first. Ben Barton opened the second-quarter scoring, followed by Kocher’s second and Reinke’s second to give Laurier a 6–1 advantage.

McGill defeated the Carleton Ravens 12–5, pulling away after a close opening quarter. Logan Grant opened the scoring for Carleton before Callum Olson answered to make it 1–1 after one. McGill took control in the second with three straight from Zack Page, John Miraglia and Torsten Blodgett. Griffin Armstrong answered for the Ravens before Dylan Fenton gave McGill a 5–2 lead at the half.

The Western Mustangs defeated the McMaster Marauders 10–3, taking control with the game’s first six goals. Troy MacDonald opened the scoring before Zach Abu-Ali added a power-play marker and Blake Booth made it 3–0 after one. MacDonald scored twice shorthanded early in the second to complete his hat trick, followed by Christopher Da Silva to extend the lead. Brennan Mee answered for McMaster before Abu-Ali’s second gave Western a 7–1 advantage at the half.

The Queen’s Gaels used a seven-goal fourth quarter to defeat the Trent Excalibur 13–6. Trent opened with goals from Nick Fournier and Will White before Queen’s responded with three straight from Ryan Gonsalvez, Travis Campbell and Tanner Harrison to lead 3–2 after one. Gonsalvez added the lone goal of the second quarter, giving the Gaels a 4–2 advantage at the half.

Five weeks into the 2026 CUFLA season, the playoff picture is starting to take shape. Western and defending champion Guelph remain undefeated in the West, while McGill has continued to set the pace with a perfect record in the East.

Western remained perfect with a 10–5 victory over Nipissing on Sunday afternoon. Nick Hulbert and Zach Abu-Ali exchanged goals in the opening quarter before the teams combined for six in the second. Hayden McIsaac and Mason Williams joined Abu-Ali on the scoresheet for Western, while Blake Davies, Taylor Bennett and Ben King answered for Nipissing, sending the game into halftime tied 4–4.

Toronto came from behind to defeat Laurentian 12–10 on Sunday afternoon. The teams exchanged goals throughout the opening quarter, with Taihang Yan giving Toronto a brief lead before Rowan Smith tied the game with 10 seconds remaining. Laurentian took control early in the second, receiving goals from Grant Petronech and two from Jake Sudsbury to move ahead 5–2. Justin Ranger and Yan answered late in the quarter, cutting Laurentian’s advantage to 5–4 at halftime.

Guelph remained perfect with a dominant 26–0 victory over Laurier on Sunday afternoon. The Gryphons took control from the opening whistle, scoring 11 times in the first quarter. Robert Baxter recorded a first-quarter hat trick, while Carter Mackay scored twice and Calum Mackay, Nicholas Volkov, Sam Savery, John Logue, Ethan Brown and Ethan Lee also found the back of the net. Guelph added six more in the second to take a commanding 17–0 advantage into halftime.

McMaster edged Toronto 8–7 in overtime on Saturday evening. The teams exchanged goals in the opening quarter before Toronto scored four times in the second behind Alex Farrington, Daniel Clarke and Gabriel Trozzo to take a 5–4 advantage into halftime. Preston Gear, Lincoln Gear and Caelan Mander answered for the Marauders to keep the game close.

The Brock Badgers held off the Laurier Golden Hawks for a 7–6 victory. Laurier opened with goals from Carson Reinke and Nolan MacVicar before Brock responded with three straight. Jack Parker scored twice, including one on the power-play, followed by Brayden Brown to give the Badgers a 3–2 lead after one. Jared Cook extended the lead in the second before Jack Webley answered for Laurier. Parker’s third and a goal from Guerin Jennings gave Brock a 6–3 advantage at the half.

The Nipissing Lakers defeated the McMaster Marauders 15–10, using a strong second quarter to build their lead. Zach Tarr opened the scoring before Lincoln Gear answered for McMaster. Ben King, Blake Davies and Taylor Bennett also scored for the Lakers, while Brennan Mee and Gear’s second kept the Marauders close at 4–3 after one. Nipissing then scored four straight in the second, with Matthew Lalonde, Tarr, Kaleb Fulkerson and King finding the net before Nick Pospisil answere

The Queen’s Gaels defeated the Carleton Ravens 13–7, taking control early and building on their lead throughout the game. Kai Faller opened the scoring before Griffin Armstrong answered for Carleton. Queen’s then scored three straight, including Faller’s second, to lead 4–1 after one quarter. The Gaels continued to press in the second with goals from Ryan Gonsalvez, Dean Fawthrop, Zachary McLean and Cam Milligan, while Armstrong added his second for the Ravens. At the half, Q

Western remained undefeated with a 14–8 victory over Toronto on Saturday evening. Hayden McIsaac opened the scoring 2:28 into the game before Daniel Clarke answered for Toronto. Cyrus Sinopole and Graham Dicken exchanged late goals to leave the teams tied 2–2 after the opening quarter. The back-and-forth play continued through the second, sending the teams into halftime tied 4–4.

Bishop’s controlled the game from start to finish in a 14–2 victory over Carleton on Saturday evening. The Gaiters took control with a six-goal run led by Emmett Legault, who scored twice, while Sam Young, Maxwell Chiarella and Gabe Young also found the back of the net. Gabe Young scored twice during the run as Bishop’s built a commanding advantage.

Nipissing earned a convincing 14–5 victory over Laurier on Saturday evening. The Golden Hawks battled early behind goals from Nolan MacVicar and Ronan Lamarche, but the Lakers answered with Zach Tarr scoring twice in the opening quarter. Matthew Lalonde then found the back of the net with one second remaining to give Nipissing momentum heading into the second. The Lakers continued to build their advantage in the second quarter, with Nolan Downey adding a goal in the final min

Guelph remained perfect with a dominant 24–1 victory over Laurentian on Saturday afternoon. Robert Baxter scored twice in the opening quarter as the Gryphons built a 6–0 lead. Guelph added four more in the second, including two from Baxter, to take a 10–0 advantage into halftime.

Ottawa edged Queen’s 11–10 in a tightly contested matchup on Saturday afternoon. Queen’s opened a 3–1 lead in the first quarter behind goals from Dean Fawthrop, Ryan Gonsalvez and Tanner Harrison. The teams traded goals throughout the second, with Queen’s carrying a 5–3 advantage into halftime.

Queen’s earned a thrilling 12–11 double-overtime victory over Trent on Thursday evening. The Excalibur opened a 4–1 lead in the first quarter behind two goals from Mason Tardiff and one each from Connor Curtis and Dallyn Rai. Queen’s answered in the second, outscoring Trent 5–1 behind a hat trick from Kai Faller to take a 6–5 advantage into halftime.

Brock earned a hard-fought 10–8 victory over Toronto on Wednesday evening. Graham Dicken and Daniel Clarke gave the Varsity Blues an early 2–0 lead before Dawson Battersby answered for the Badgers late in the first quarter. Alexander May restored Toronto’s two-goal advantage early in the second, but Brock responded with four consecutive goals from Colton Armitage, Battersby, Jared Cook and Guerin Jennings to take a 5–3 lead into halftime.

Guelph remained undefeated with a convincing 20–4 victory over Laurier on Wednesday evening. Carter Mackay opened the scoring on the power play 9:24 into the first quarter before John Logue, Brandon Orr, Robert Baxter and Owen Wamboldt followed, giving the Gryphons a 5–0 lead after one. Laurier got on the board through Bradley Noble 6:36 into the second, but Guelph continued to control the game and carried a 10–1 advantage into halftime.