AA U11 KC Sabres

Thank you to K C Minor Hockey Thunder Bay for hosting such a wonderful banquet. A great night wrapping up an incredible season with a fantastic group of players.

Congratulations to this seasons Esso Awards Recipients. Well deserved boys!

🏅 Most Dedicated - #11 Grant Succo

🏅 Most Team Spirit - #19 Cullen Fetter

🏅 Most Improved - #8 Myles Nielsen

What a season. What a team. The U11AA KC Sabres made this year one for the books.

While the playoffs didn’t end the way we hoped, this truly was a dream season. Players, hold your heads high. Every shift, every game, every moment showed your dedication, your heart, and your love for the game. You should be incredibly proud of what you accomplished.

A huge thank you to our players families whose unwavering support made it all possible. Early mornings, long drives, full weekends, everyone showed up and together this team and these families created something truly special.

And what a run it was.

Champions at:

🏆Icebreaker Tournament
🏆Winnipeg Jets Challenge Cup
🏆Fort Frances Canadians Cup
🏆Central Canada Stars of Tomorrow

And also:

🏅2nd place out of 64 teams at the Sq**rt B Fargo International, one of the toughest tournaments out there.

🏅Remained undefeated in regular season.

🏅Finishing 5th overall in the province

More than trophies or standings, this season will be remembered for the friendships, the perseverance, and the moments that brought this team together.

This is a season that won’t soon be forgotten. Together, we achieved incredible things. A special group, an unforgettable journey, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Once a Sabre, always a Sabre. ❤️

Game 2 of the SNMHA playoffs saw the KC Sabres take on the Current River Jr Storm, earning a 5–2 victory.

An incredible team effort from the Sabres, with great passing and smart plays all game long.

With the sun shining and the promise of spring in the air, the KC Sabres opened the SNMHA playoffs with a strong 4–2 Game 1 win over the VP Bearcats.

A full team effort and a well-earned start to the playoff run for the Sabres.

Tonight, the KC Sabres played their final regular season game of the year, closing it out with a 4–0 shutout against the Flames.

The regular season is complete and what a run it’s been. The Sabres finish undefeated in regular season play, an impressive accomplishment that reflects the growth, commitment, and heart of this group. Steady coaching helped the team grow and succeed throughout the season. This team took real steps forward all season building trust, strengthening team bonds, and continuing to develop their skills. The chemistry and belief in each other showed every time they stepped on the ice. They played connected, confident, and for one another.

So proud of this team and the season they’ve put together. They head into playoffs confident and ready, with eyes on the City Championship.

Way to go Sabres!

One last road trip of the season!

The KC Sabres hit the road this weekend, heading to Duluth for a two-game exhibition series against the Duluth B1 Sq**rts.

Both games were competitive battles. Game 1 was a tight matchup that ended in a 5–4 loss, followed by another hard-fought game in Game 2, finishing 4–1. Regardless of the results, it was a great experience for our group.

Thanks to the Duluth coaches for the hospitality and warm welcome. A great weekend all around.

64 TEAMS. ONE UNFORGETTABLE RUN

The KC Sabres finished second overall at the 2026 FYHA Fargo Sq**rt International B1 Tournament, a result to be truly proud of. While the final didn’t go our way, this was an exceptional tournament run that showed the character, resilience, and talent of this group.

Earning second place at a tournament of this scale is a memorable feat. This team proved they belong among the best.

A big thank you to our Sabres families. They are amazing and brought the hype all weekend for our players. A weekend filled with matching red sweatsuits and good music, where players and siblings alike learned the art of negotiation with pin trading. These memories will stay with all of us long after the final buzzer.

It was an incredible experience from start to finish. Way to go, Sabres!

KC SABRES PUNCH THEIR TICKET TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE FARGO SQ**RT INTERNATIONAL B1 TOURNAMENT

The KC Sabres took on the Vegas Jr. Golden Knights in a high-energy semifinal and controlled the pace from puck drop to final horn, commanding all three periods in an impressive 4–2 victory.

#10 Falvo and #9 French each buried clutch goals to keep the momentum rolling, while #2 Lindstrom delivered a statement performance netting two goals and earning Team MVP honors.

Sixty-four teams entered. One championship game remains. The KC Sabres are headed to the final, squaring off against Duluth at 2:15 PM at Scheels Arena.

You can watch the championship game live on Scheels Arena page.

https://www.facebook.com/ScheelsArena?mibextid=LQQJ4d

Let’s gooooooooooooo Sabres. 🔥

KC SABRES ADVANCE TO THE TOP 4

Game 4 of the Fargo Sq**rt International Tournament delivered an incredible game of hockey against the Tri-Valley Blue Devils, who were a tough, skilled competitor all game long. Back and forth from start to finish, it was 4–4 at the end of regulation, before #9 French finished it off in overtime with a clutch goal to secure the 5–4 win. French was also awarded Team MVP for his standout performance.

An outstanding display of teamwork, grit, and hustle from all players, and strong coaching carried the KC Sabres into the TOP 4 out of 64 teams.

A true reflection of how hard these boys have worked all season and a testament to just how special this team is.

What a day. Time to rest up. Semifinals tomorrow.

Unreal performance, Sabres. 🔥