Three Cape Breton high school hockey teams will take part in the City of Lakes hockey tournament this week in Dartmouth.

The Glace Bay Panthers, Riverview Redmen and Sydney Academy Wildcats will participate in the tournament, hosted by the Dartmouth Spartans.

Glace Bay opens the tournament Friday with games at 12:45 p.m. against Citadel, and 6:30 p.m. against Park View. The Panthers finish the round robin Saturday at 10:45 a.m. against Miramichi Valley.

Sydney Academy will kick off the event Friday at 1 p.m. against the host Dartmouth, before facing Prince Andrew at 8 p.m. The Wildcats will conclude the preliminary round of the tournament Saturday at 10:30 a.m. against Sussex.

Semifinal and championship details were not confirmed at press time.

Colton Boutilier stopped all 19 shots he faced as the Glace Bay Panthers downed the Memorial Marauders 8-0 in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at Emera Centre Northside on Monday.

Matthew MacIntosh and David Beaton both scored twice, while Jarrett Hicks, Logan Snow, Gavin MacQueen and Connor MacIntyre added single markers for the Panthers (9-2-2-0).

Cole Pygiel stopped 19 of 27 shots in the loss for Memorial (4-9-1-1).

The win marks the second time this week Glace Bay has defeated Memorial.

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Colton Boutilier stopped all 19 shots he faced as the Glace Bay Panthers downed the Memorial Marauders 8-0 in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at Emera Centre Northside on Monday.

Matthew MacIntosh and David Beaton both scored twice, while Jarrett Hicks, Logan Snow, Gavin MacQueen and Connor MacIntyre added single markers for the Panthers (9-2-2-0).

Cole Pygiel stopped 19 of 27 shots in the loss for Memorial (4-9-1-1).

The win marks the second time this week Glace Bay has defeated Memorial.

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The Glace Bay Panthers needed a third period rally to defeat the Memorial Marauders 4-1 in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action on Sunday at the Canada Games Complex at CBU.

The Panthers outshot their northside rivals 35-9, but Memorial goalie Aidan Penny performed admirably to keep his side in the game that was tied 1-1 after two periods. Logan Snow opened the scoring in the first period with a power play marker to give Glace Bay the lead, but the Marauders equalized in the second when Travis Gillis found the back of the net while Memorial enjoyed the man-advantage.

Snow’s second power play goal of the contest came early in the third period and proved to be the game-winner. Liam Burke scored an insurance marker before the Panthers pulled further ahead with a Mitchell Hiscock short-handed goal.

The two teams were scheduled to play again on Monday evening at the Emera Centre Northside.

Riverview leads the four-team loop with 12 wins in 12 games, although three of those were won in overtime and another was due to a Glace Bay default. The Panthers are in second with an 8-2-2-0 record, while Memorial (4-8-1-1) is third and Sydney Academy fourth with a record of 2-9-1-1.

The Glace Bay Panthers went into the holiday break with a victory on Sunday.

The Panthers defeated the Memorial Marauders 8-3 in Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at the Canada Games Complex on the Cape Breton University campus.

Jarrett Hicks scored twice, while Brayden Boutilier, Xavier Johnson, Mitchell Hiscock, Logan Snow, David Beaton and Matthew MacIntosh chipped in with single markers for the Panthers.

Dovi Walker found the back of the net twice, while Nolan Ryan also netted a goal for the Marauders.

Cape Breton High School Hockey League action resumes on Sunday when the Panthers and Marauders play at 7 p.m. at the Canada Games Complex in Sydney.