Riverview Blues vs Moncton, Monday, November 9, 2026 — win 3–2

The Riverview Blues fell behind the Moncton Hawks twice on Monday night and answered both times, and Jake McAllister's unassisted goal late in the second period gave them a 3–2 win at Byron Dobson Arena. Hudson Inglis and Carson Chappell scored the tying goals, and Ayden Best made the lead stand in goal. It was the Blues' first league win on home ice, at the fourth time of asking.

The Blues came into the night 0–1–2 in league games in Riverview, and a week and a half removed from their last game. They had also tied these Hawks 2–2 in Moncton 11 days earlier. This time Moncton led 1–0 in the first period and 2–1 in the second. The Blues tied it both times, went ahead with 2:35 left in the second, and McAllister's goal held up as the winner.

Inglis answers first

Moncton opened the scoring in the first period. Inglis tied it 1–1 with 9:15 left in the period, set up by James Baxter-Barkhouse. It was his first goal of the season, and the teams went to the second period level.

Two goals in under two minutes

The Hawks went back in front 2–1 in the second period, and the Blues answered late in the period with two goals in under two minutes. Chappell tied it with 4:30 left, from Lennon Lamkey and Levi Cameron, and 1:55 later McAllister scored unassisted, with 2:35 to go, to put the Blues ahead for the first time. It was the Blues' last goal of the night, and it was enough.

Chappell's goal was his fifth of the season, the most on the team. McAllister's was the game-winner and his third of the season.

Cameron's assist extended his point streak to four games: a goal against Shediac / Cap-Pelé, then assists in Moncton, in Richibucto and on Monday. Lamkey has a point in two straight games.

Best stays unbeaten

Neither team scored in the third period, and the one-goal lead held.

Best was in goal for his first league win. He has yet to lose this season, with two wins and two ties in the four starts the team has game sheets for, and he has been in net for all three of the Blues' meetings with Moncton: a 5–2 pre-season win, the 2–2 tie and Monday's 3–2 win.

In the box

The Blues took three minor penalties: Jase Inglis for body checking in the first period, then Cameron for roughing and Hudson Inglis for interference in the second.

Where it leaves them

The Blues are 2–1–3 in league play with seven points, two behind second-place Shediac / Cap-Pelé and four behind first-place Dieppe / Memramcook, all three teams with six games played. They are unbeaten in three straight league games since the 4–2 loss to Shediac / Cap-Pelé: the 2–2 tie in Moncton, the 4–2 win in Richibucto and now this one.

Moncton is still looking for its first league win. The Hawks are 0–2–2, after one-goal losses in their last two games: 2–1 at Dieppe / Memramcook on Saturday and 3–2 in Riverview on Monday.

Up next

The Blues get their first league look at the unbeaten leaders on Saturday, November 14, at 11:45 a.m., when they visit Dieppe / Memramcook at the Uni Plex. The Week 4 league recap has the full picture of the division.

Goal by goal

• Moncton, first period: Hawks lead 1–0
• Hudson Inglis, first period, 9:15 left: 1–1 (James Baxter-Barkhouse)
• Moncton, second period: Hawks lead 2–1
• Carson Chappell, second period, 4:30 left: 2–2 (Lennon Lamkey, Levi Cameron)
• Jake McAllister, second period, 2:35 left: Blues lead 3–2 (unassisted)

Riverview scoring

• First period: Hudson Inglis (James Baxter-Barkhouse)
• Second period: Carson Chappell (Lennon Lamkey, Levi Cameron); Jake McAllister (unassisted)
• Third period: none

Penalties

• Riverview: three minors, 6 minutes: Jase Inglis (body checking, first period), Levi Cameron (roughing, second), Hudson Inglis (interference, second)

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