The regular season is complete, and the road to Ottawa has reached it's most demanding stretch. Ten teams enter CUFLA’s Super Qualifier Weekend with an opportunity to advance to the Baggataway Cup. Five will move on. Five will see their seasons come to an end. Waiting are the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees, who have an automatic berth as hosts of the championship, November 12–14 at Gee-Gees Field. For everyone else, getting to Ottawa means winning one more game.

The McGill Redbirds used a seven-goal second quarter to pull away from the Ottawa Gee-Gees for a 15–8 victory. Callum Olson and Julien Belair traded first-quarter goals before McGill opened the second with three unanswered. Belair added his second, but the Redbirds continued to build their advantage, with Zack Page scoring twice and Torsten Blodgett adding a goal with nine seconds remaining for an 8–3 halftime lead.

The Guelph Gryphons pulled away after an early tie to defeat the Brock Badgers 19–6. Robert Baxter opened with a pair before Guerin Jennings and Colton Armitage brought Brock even. Guelph answered with four straight goals, including two from Brandon Orr, for a 6–2 lead after one. Orr added three more in the second, while Baxter completed his hat trick as the Gryphons took a 10–4 lead into halftime.

The Nipissing Lakers took control early on their way to a 19–5 victory over the Laurentian Voyageurs. Zach Tarr and Ben King opened the scoring before Kai Erkkilä answered for Laurentian. Nipissing responded with four unanswered goals for a 6–1 lead after one. Tarr and King each completed their hat tricks in the second, with Rohan Croisdale answering Jake Sudsbury’s goal just seven seconds later to give the Lakers a 9–2 halftime advantage.

The Toronto Varsity Blues used a six-goal third quarter to come from behind and defeat the Laurier Golden Hawks 13–9. Laurier opened with three unanswered goals, with Wesley Mills completing his hat trick before the end of the first for a 5–2 lead. Carson Reinke added a pair in the second to complete his hat trick, while Scott Del Zotto and Taihang Yan answered for Toronto as Laurier took a 7–4 lead into halftime.

The Trent Excalibur opened with five unanswered goals on their way to an 11–4 victory over the Bishop’s Gaiters. Jordan Dool and Reed Chamberlain got Trent started before Connor Curtis scored twice and Bronsen Muller added another. Emmett Legault answered with a pair for Bishop’s, but Chamberlain’s second and a late Mason Tardiff goal gave Trent a 7–2 lead after one. Muller and Tardiff each added their second in the next quarter for a 9–2 halftime advantage.

The Queen’s Gaels took control early on their way to a 17–7 victory over the Bishop’s Gaiters. Tanner Harrison opened the scoring before Cam Milligan added a pair to give Queen’s a 3–0 lead. Maxwell Chiarella answered for Bishop’s, but Ryan Gonsalvez and Travis Campbell extended the advantage to 5–1 after one. Chiarella completed his hat trick in the second, but the Gaels continued to build, with Milligan and Gonsalvez each reaching three goals before Milligan added his fourt

The Western Mustangs held off a late Guelph rally for a 9–8 victory to remain undefeated. Troy MacDonald opened the scoring shorthanded before Christopher Da Silva added another, with Sam Savery answering late to leave Western ahead 2–1 after one. The Mustangs built a 6–2 lead in the second, helped by a pair from Hayden McIsaac, before Ethan Brown and Savery brought Guelph within two. MacDonald completed his hat trick with five seconds remaining to give Western a 7–4 halftime

The Ottawa Gee-Gees built a big lead before holding off a late Bishop’s rally for a 12–9 victory. Hunter Lubiniecki, Elliot Malcolm and Shaydon Cannon gave Ottawa a 3–0 lead after one. Gabe Young got the Gaiters on the board early in the second, but Ottawa answered with three straight, including Lubiniecki’s second and Malcolm’s second, before Julien Belair scored with ten seconds remaining for a 6–1 halftime lead.

The McMaster Marauders used a seven-goal second quarter to defeat the Laurentian Voyageurs 13–7. Rowan Smith opened the scoring for Laurentian before Caelan Mander tied the game late in the first. Jake Sudsbury restored the Voyageurs’ lead early in the second, but McMaster answered with seven straight. Mander and Brennan Mee each scored twice during the run, with Zac Milne, Nolan Power and Jake Cunningham also contributing as the Marauders took an 8–2 halftime lead.

The Brock Badgers opened with seven unanswered goals on their way to an 18–10 victory over the Laurier Golden Hawks. Adriaan Alderson, Colton Armitage and Carter McBride each scored twice in the first, while Guerin Jennings added another before Carson Reinke got Laurier on the board late. The teams traded goals throughout a busy second quarter, with McBride and Armitage completing their hat tricks and Alderson adding two more as Brock took a 13–6 lead into halftime.

The Queen’s Gaels handed the McGill Redbirds their first loss of the season with a 12–10 victory. Kai Faller scored twice and Travis Campbell added another to give Queen’s an early 3–0 lead before Liam Miletich and Callum Olson answered for McGill. Tyler Miocevich tied the game in the second, with the teams trading goals from there. Cam Milligan put Queen’s ahead with thirty-one seconds remaining, but Miletich completed his hat trick eighteen seconds later to send the teams i

The Guelph Gryphons overcame an early two-goal deficit to defeat the Toronto Varsity Blues 12–4. Ethan Milroy and Benny Konishi gave Toronto the early lead before Brandon Orr scored twice and Robert Baxter added one to put Guelph ahead 3–2 after one. The Gryphons continued their run with three more to open the second before Konishi answered with his second of the game. Baxter then added a pair, followed by Carter MacKay, giving Guelph a 9–3 halftime lead.

The McGill Redbirds continued their undefeated season with a 16–8 victory over the Trent Excalibur. Connor Curtis opened the scoring for Trent before Torsten Blodgett, Jason Bonnema and Zack Page gave McGill a 3–1 lead after one. Blodgett added his second early in the next quarter, but Mason Tardiff and Bronsen Muller brought Trent within one. McGill answered with three straight, including a pair from Tyler Miocevich, to lead 7–3 at halftime.

Emmett Legault scored six goals to lead the Bishop’s Gaiters to a 13–7 victory over the Carleton Ravens. Legault opened with a natural hat trick before Jack Mullen and Lucas Haddaway answered just thirteen seconds apart, bringing Carleton within one after the first quarter. Bishop’s took control in the second, with Ethen Hopkins, two more from Legault and Joel Sweet building a 7–2 halftime lead.

The McMaster Marauders scored six unanswered goals to open the game on their way to a 17–3 victory over the Laurentian Voyageurs. Caelan Mander scored twice in the first quarter, with Ryan Bellamy, Lincoln Gear, Jake Cunningham and Nick Pospisil also contributing before Matteo Di Ciccio answered with one second remaining. McMaster continued to build in the second, adding five unanswered goals, including Mander’s third, to take an 11–1 lead into halftime.

The Brock Badgers opened with seven unanswered goals on their way to a 12–5 victory over the Nipissing Lakers. Colton Armitage, Guerin Jennings, Cody Rudderham and Jack Parker gave Brock a 4–0 lead after one, with Rudderham scoring shorthanded. Armitage added his second before Carter McBride and Adriaan Alderson extended the lead to 7–0. Nipissing answered with a power-play goal from Zach Tarr and a Ben King marker just sixteen seconds apart, trailing 7–2 at halftime.

The Queen’s Gaels defeated the Carleton Ravens 14–7, building an early lead after the teams traded goals to open the game. Ryan Gonsalvez and Dean Fawthrop scored for Queen’s, while Cooper Delorey and Lucas Haddaway answered for Carleton. The Gaels then scored four straight, with Cam Milligan, Zeke Wills and a pair from Tanner Harrison giving Queen’s a 6–2 lead after one. Fawthrop added his second on the power-play and Milligan followed before Delorey scored twice to complete

The Ottawa Gee-Gees used a strong fourth quarter to defeat the Trent Excalibur 12–9. Julien Belair opened the scoring before Trent responded with three straight from Jaiden Maseko, Cameron DeJonge and Keegan Detweiler. Léon Derani brought Ottawa within one to end the first. Jack McCaig and Phoenix Houlahan put the Gee-Gees ahead in the second before Bronsen Muller and Mason Tardiff answered, giving Trent a 5–4 lead at the half.

The Nipissing Lakers used a seven-goal second quarter to defeat the Laurier Golden Hawks 15–6. Zach Tarr opened the scoring before Nolan MacVicar and a last-second goal from Ronan Lamarche gave Laurier a 2–1 lead after one. MacVicar added his second early in the next quarter, but Nipissing responded with seven straight. Tarr scored three during the run, along with two from Ben King and singles from Nick Hulbert and Jack Quinn, giving the Lakers an 8–3 advantage at the half.

The Toronto Varsity Blues defeated the Laurentian Voyageurs 26–6, taking control after a close start. Matteo Di Ciccio and Jake Sudsbury scored for Laurentian, while Scott Del Zotto answered with two for Toronto. Ethan Bahniuk, Del Zotto’s third and Daniel Clarke gave the Varsity Blues a 5–2 lead after one. Toronto continued to press in the second, with Clarke adding three along with singles from Alex Farrington and Devon Auile. Grant Petronech and Rowan Smith answered for La