Wayzata was one of just two Bantam AA teams to emerge from the highly competitive Centennial Bantam AA Preview with a perfect 3-0 record, with the other squad being Eden Prairie. The Trojans marched past Blaine 6-2, Rosemount 3-2, and Lakeville North 6-1 over the weekend, while the Eagles scored wins over White Bear Lake, Cloquet, and Centennial by a combined score of 14-2.

Rounding out the undefeated teams from Circle Pines include Lakeville South and Osseo-Maple Grove, which both went 2-0-1 on the weekend. The Cougars have already proven that they can play in close games, scoring one-goal wins over Andover (2-1) and Centennial (1-0) before tying the Leafbirds 1-1 in the finale. Osseo-Maple Grove cruised to a 3-0 win over Andover and an 11-0 trouncing of Duluth East before the aforementioned tie with the Cougars.      

15-Under

Gentry Academy remains the only undefeated team in the NAPHL 15U Division with a 9-0 record, including several convincing wins during this past weekend's showcase. The Galaxy won their four games by a combined score of 35-2, including shutouts of the Esmark Stars, Everett Jr. Silvertips, and Meijer AAA.

The Sioux Falls (SD) Power also went 4-0 on the weekend, earning close victories over the Arizona Bobcats, Valley Forge Minutemen, and the Florida Alliance. The Power also shut out the Colorado Springs Tigers 5-0.  

16-Under

Nearing the end of October, the Alaska Oilers 16U sit atop the NAPHL's High Performance standings with a record of 7-1-1. Bret Link leads the Oilers in scoring with seven goals and 17 points, tied with Cameron Morris' three goals and 17 points.

Leading the 16U Division in scoring is Kolton Watts of the Nashville Jr. Predators with 11 goals and 19 points, followed by Pursuit of Excellence forward Yusaku Ando with 10 goals and 18 points.

2006 Division

The Mississauga Senators earned the 2006 Peewee Major title in Detroit, edging the Toronto Jr. Canadians 4-2 in the championship game. The final four featured three Canadian teams and just one team from the U.S., the Middlesex Islanders. The Senators rocketed to a 6-0 record on the weekend, outscoring opponents 29-6, and are currently ranked No. 1 in the Ontario province by MyHockeyRankings.  

2008 Division

The 2008 Squirt Major Division came down to an all-Windy City final, with the Chicago Young Americans taking on the Chicago Fury. The Fury came out on top 3-2, with the two goals being the most allowed in a game by the Fury, as the team outscored its six opponents 32-5. Joining the Chicago teams in the final four were the Chicago Mission and Detroit Honeybaked.   The tourney win for the Fury sets the tone for the entire Fury organization, which has been down the last few years at the highest levels of Tier 1 hockey.