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VIKINGS SHOW OFFENSIVE DEPTH IN THREE-GAME STRETCH GABRIELLE VINETTE gabriellevinette@eap.on.ca
recorded the win with 29 saves. With balanced scoring throughout the lineup and strong goaltending, the Vikings continue to build momentum as the season progresses. They will meet the Winchester Hawks on the ice again on Thursday, January 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the J.R. Brisson Complex.
and Casey Hayward, with the help of Jeremy Bessette and Bodhi Matthew. Goaltender Justin Audet earned the win, stopping 19 of 20 shots. On Saturday, December 10, Casselman followed up with a 4–3 overtime win against the Ottawa West Golden Knights. During the first period, the Golden Knights marked the first goal, but Casselman mat- ched it with a goal of their own by Hayward. The team interchanged scoring during the second period with the Golden Knights scoring their second goal before Lafrance, with the help of Beks and Tristan Simoneau, scored for the Vikings. Both teams scored their third goals, with the Golden Knights first before Lafrance, with the help of Bessette and Kaleb Fogarty, once again tied the score. After a scoreless third period, Tristan Witmer, with the help of Webb and Bodhi Matthew, sealed the Viking’s victory 1:22 into over- time. Myles Boudreau was solid in the net, turning aside 29 of 32 shots. On Friday, January 2, the Vikings capped the stretch with a commanding 10–4 road win over the Winchester Hawks during their first game of the year. During the first period, the Hawks scored the only two goals in the
period. The Casselman exploded for seven second-period goals, while the Hawks only scored one goal. Beks and McCarthy each scored twice throughout the game, while Lafrance, Edouard Ranger, Thomas Ranger, Cloutier, and Hayward also found the back of the net. Casselman finished the night with 47 shots on goal, and Viking’s Boudreau
The Casselman Vikings delivered a strong offensive showing during their most recent three-game stretch, ear- ning two wins in dramatic fashion and posting a dominant road victory after opening the sequence with a convincing home performance. The Vikings began the run on Thursday, December 18, with an 8–1 victory over the Embrun Panthers. Casselman controlled the game from start to finish, outshooting Embrun 40–20 and scoring in all three periods. Kaleb Fogarty, with the help of Alexis Lafrance, opened the scoring on the power play during the first period, while Téo Webb, Simon Toupin, with the help of Marc-Olivier McCarthy and Thomas Ranger, Skyler Beks, with the help of Tristan Simoneau and Alexis Lafrance, and Edouard Ranger, with the help of Thomas Ranger and McCarty for the fifth goal for the team and Webb and Cédric Ouimet for the sixth goal, scored during the second period. During the third period, two more goals were made by Webb, with the help of Makail Poole-Fournier and Ouimet,
Marco McCarthy was the first of the 2026 Viking of the game after a 10-4 victory over the Winchester Hawks. (Casselman Vikings Junior Hockey Club, Facebook)
Conseil d’administration Appel de candidatures Joignez-vous au conseil d’administration de SCS
Board of Directors Call for Nomination Join our SCS board of directors We are a person-centered organization serving the needs of children and adults with developmental disabilities Service Coordination Support (SCS) is the initial contact for people who have a developmental disability or children with autism in Ottawa and the Eastern Region (Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, Prescott Russell and Renfrew). We help people find available resources in the community that are needed to assist them in their daily lives. We empower families/individuals to make informed choices about the supports they seek. SCS is a not-for-profit bilingual organization managed by a volunteer board of directors.
Nous sommes une organisation centrée sur la personne qui répond aux besoins des enfants et des adultes ayant une déficience intellectuelle Service Coordination Soutien (SCS) est le point de contact initial pour les personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle ou pour les enfants ayant un trouble du spectre de l’autisme à Ottawa et dans la région de l’Est (comtés de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry, de Prescott Russell et de Renfrew). Nous aidons ces personnes à trouver les ressources disponibles dans la collectivité dont elles ont besoin pour les aider dans leurs vies quotidiennes. Nous donnons aux familles et aux personnes les moyens de faire des choix éclairés concernant les services qu’elles souhaitent obtenir. SCS est un organisme bilingue à but non lucratif géré par un conseil d’administration composé de bénévoles. Nous sommes à la recherche de bénévoles de la région d’Ottawa et la région de l’Est. Les candidats idéaux possèdent une expérience démontrée en gouvernance et en fonctions liées à un conseil d’administration, font preuve d’un solide leadership et possèdent une expertise dans des • Technologies de l’information; • Leadership communautaire; • Connaissance du secteur des services aux personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle. • Ressources humaines; Nous sommes déterminés à constituer un conseil d’administration qui reflète la diversité des communautés que nous souhaitons servir. Nous encourageons particulièrement les candidatures de personnes bilingues, d’Autochtones, ainsi que d’autres groupes issus de la diversité, car ces perspectives sont essentielles à nos valeurs. Présentez votre candidature d’ici le 16 février 2026 ici : scsonline.ca/candidature Veuillez inclure : • Une lettre de présentation de deux pages mettant en évidence vos domaines d’expertise ainsi que la contribution que vous souhaitez apporter au conseil d’administration. • Votre curriculum vitæ • Le formulaire sur les domaines d’expertise et d’expérience et le formulaire sur les compétences et les capacités, tous deux accessibles ici : scsonline.ca/candidature domaines tels que les suivants : • Relations gouvernementales; • Finances; • Marketing; • Relations publiques;
We are seeking volunteers from within the Ottawa and Eastern Region. Ideal candidates have demonstrated experience with board duties and governance issues and exhibit strong leadership and expertise in areas such as:
• Government relations • Finance • Marketing • Public relations • IT • Community leader • Developmental services sector knowledge • Human resources
We are committed to building a board that reflects the diverse communities we wish to serve. We especially welcome applicants from individuals who are bilingual, identify as Indigenous, and other diverse populations, as these perspectives are essential to our values.
Apply by February 16, 2026 here: scsonline.ca/nomination
Please include: • A two-page cover letter highlighting your area(s) of expertise and the contribution you would like to make to the board. • Your resume • The areas of expertise and experience form, and the skills and capability form, both located here: scsonline.ca/nomination
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