The Mooseheads opened their season with a strong team performance, securing a decisive 7-2 victory over the Chebucto Warriors (U15) at the Lebrun Recreation Center. From puck drop, Bedford asserted themselves with crisp passing, timely forechecking, and a balanced attack. Leading the charge, forwards delivered key goals in each frame, while the stingy defense limited the Warriors to minimal quality chances. Goaltending stood tall, making several vital stops throughout the game as Chebucto attempted a comeback.

Chebucto opened the scoring at 8:05 of the first period, followed by two quick Moosehead goals at 5:24 (short-handed #15 Jake Fleming, #20 Alain Gerard assist) and 4:59 (#11 Nimrod Broide). The Mooseheads continued the pressure in the second period with a goal at 9:02 (#6 Alec MacLean; #15 Fleming assist); this would end up being the game winner. Goals at 8:06 (#20 Gerard), 6:47 (#19 Ben Oldham-Gage, #12 Teige O'Connor assist), and a short-handed goal at 4:45 (#15 Fleming) rounded out the second period. Third period action saw another Bedford goal at 8:29 (#3 Mason Miller) followed by Chebucto's second goal at 5:20 as the Warriors showed no quit right to the end.

Mooseheads are back in action Sunday, November 2 as they take on the TASA Mighty Ducks at Greenfoot Energy Center. Puck drops at 11:15am.

The Bedford Mooseheads (U15) team officially kick off their 2025/26 season this week with their first practice yesterday at the RBC Center in Dartmouth. Excitement and anticipation filled the locker room as players laced up for the first time since tryouts, meeting new teammates and reconnecting with returning ones. Coaches focused on assessing skills, building team chemistry, and setting the tone for a season centered on development, discipline, and fun. Drills emphasized skating, puck control, and communication — key foundations for success in the weeks ahead. Parents and supporters watched from the stands, eager to see how the team will grow this year. Head Coach Chris Lo said the goal is to create a hardworking, positive environment that helps every player reach their potential. With strong energy and early signs of teamwork, the Mooseheads are already looking forward to their first game this coming Sunday. The 2025/26 hockey season has officially begun for The Charging Moose.