Ryan Bonsteel scored two of the Young Nationals’ four first-period goals, Justin Herman had a goal and an assist, Dalton Ewing made 35 saves and Toronto won its first national title, lifting the TELUS Cup with a victory over the Grenadiers.

Arthur Miller led the way with two goals and an assist, Owen Sillinger added a goal and a helper to his tournament-leading point total and the Pat Canadians took a big lead early to beat the Bisons and take home the bronze medal.

Nolan Regan scored the game-winning goal seven minutes into the third period, and the Young Nationals booked their spot in Sunday’s gold medal game by handing the first-place Pat Canadians their first loss of the tournament.

William Leblanc had two goals, Maxime Comtois added a goal and two assists and the Grenadiers scored the game’s final seven goals to beat the Bisons and book a trip to the TELUS Cup gold medal game for the second consecutive year.

Maxime Comtois scored two goals – giving him seven in three games – and Pierre-Luc Sanche and Xavier Grier had a goal and an assist each as the Grenadiers closed the preliminary round with a win in the all-Quebec showdown.

Cameron MacLeod recorded a goal and an assist for the Gladiators, and Arthur Miller and Conner Chaulk did the same for the Pat Canadians, as the teams combined for five power play goals in the week’s first tie.

William Conley had a goal and an assist, Barrett Sheen added two helpers, Cody Campbell made 40 saves in his first TELUS Cup start and the Bisons clinched third place with a win over the Young Nationals.

Arthur Miller finished with two goals and two assists, Owen Sillinger added another three points and six players had multi-point games to help the Pat Canadians stay undefeated with a win over the TELUS Cup hosts.

Maxime Comtois had a hat trick – all on the power play – and added an assist, Pierre-Luc Sanche and Antoine Morand had three points apiece and the Grenadiers scored three times in the first 12 minutes to get the win.

Gary Haden, Kyle Gordon, Markus Lavallee and Zachary Vinnell each had a goal and an assist, and six different players scored to lead the Bisons to a win over the Gladiators and take another step towards the semifinals.

James Guest’s second goal with 3:32 to go was the game-winner, Ryan Bontsteel also scored and Max Routledge and Jake Joffe added two assists apiece as the Young Nationals earned a back-and-forth victory over the hosts.

Owen Sillinger finished with a goal and two assists, and Jake Tesarowski and Conner Chaulk had a goal and a helper apiece as the Pat Canadians rallied past the Bisons in the third period to keep their undefeated record intact.

Maxime Comtois scored his first two goals of the tournament, Antoine Morand had two assists and Mikael Racine made 22 saves to lead the Grenadiers past the Gladiators and keep the Atlantic champions winless at the TELUS Cup.

Kyle Gordon had two goals and an assist, Gary Haden added a goal and two helpers and the Bisons scored five times in the second period to rout the host Albatros and get their first-ever win at the TELUS Cup.

Max Routledge opened and closed the scoring, Jake Joffe had a goal and an assist and Nolan Regan chipped in with two helpers to lead the Young Nationals past the Gladiators for their first win, and keep the Atlantic champs winless.

Five different players scored, Tyran Brown and Owen Sillinger had a goal and an assist each, and Clarke Flegel stopped all 29 shots he faced as the Pat Canadians blanked the Grenadiers for their second five-goal win in as many days.

Raphaël Bastille’s two goals and assist, Marc-Olivier Lantin’s goal and assist, and Tristan Bérubé’s 20-save shutout were more than enough to propel the host Albatros to a win over the Gladiators to finish Day 1 action.

Pierre-Luc Sanche scored twice and Maxime Comtois, Xavier Grier and Alexandre Desgagnes had two assists each in a four-goal third period, and the Grenadiers erased a 3-1 deficit after 40 minutes to earn a come-from-behind win.

Owen Sillinger scored twice and added two assists, Riley Woods had a goal and three helpers and the Pat Canadians scored three times in the first period and three more in the second to earn a lopsided win over the Young Nationals.