2022 Petes Training Camp Day Four Wrap-Up: Maroon & White Game and Player Reassignments

Peterborough Petes 2022 Training Camp presented by Pat McCauley, East Side Mario’s and Hybrid Sports wrapped up on Friday with the annual Maroon & White game taking place at 4:05pm at the Peterborough Memorial Centre.

Team White captured the annual intrasquad game by a score of 5-1. Vancouver Canucks prospect Connor Lockhart led the way with 2 goals and Tucker Robertson had a goal and an assist to help Team White to victory. Chase Stillman scored the lone goal for Team Maroon with the assist coming from Jonathan Melee. 

On Friday, September 2, Petes General Manager, Michael Oke, announced that the following players have been reassigned:

• Taylor Bothwell, LW – Elmira Sugar Kings
• Declan Bowmaster, RW – Haliburton Huskies
• Nolan Brett, C – St Mary’s Lincolns
• Brennan Faulkner, C – Strathroy Rockets
• Luca Hobbs, RW – To be determined
• Maximus Macerollo, LW – Cambridge RedHawks
• Rheydan McCoy, D – To be determined
• Jace McGrail, D – Sarnia Legionnaires
• Owen McKinnon, D – London Nationals
• Owen McNamara, RW – Lindsay Muskies
• Gabriel Runco, D – Brantford 99’ers
• Darren Wilson, D – Toronto Jr Canadians

The Petes will clash with the rival Oshawa Generals on Sunday at 2:05pm at the Asphodel-Norwood Community Centre in their first pre-season game of the 2022-23 season. Tickets are sold out for that game, but it will be streamed live on the Petes Facebook Page.

Tickets for the other 2022 Petes pre-season home games are on sale now, with very limited quantities remaining for each of the off-site match-ups. Click here to learn how to purchase tickets for the pre-season games in Millbrook (September 10), and Cobourg (September 23). 

Petes Season Tickets are now on sale for the 2022-23 Petes season, starting at just $299+HST, Petes Season Ticket Members get access to all benefits and perks, for the lowest price. Season tickets available only while supplies last. To reserve your seats, call (705) 743-3681 ext. 6000 or email [email protected]. 

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The Peterborough Petes are the oldest continuously operating team in the Ontario Hockey League, having won nine OHL championships and one Memorial Cup championship over 66 years. The Petes have graduated over 180 players to the National Hockey League. For more information, visit www.gopetesgo.com and follow the Petes on Facebook (facebook.com/petesOHLhockey), Twitter (twitter.com/PetesOHLhockey), TikTok (tiktok.com/@petesohlhockey) and Instagram (instagram.com/petesohlhockey).

Maroon & White Game scoring below: