Marauders’ Gracie aiming to win another Mae Kibyuk Memorial Green and Gold Hockey Tournament in final season
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As of Tuesday night, the Marauders are on top of the league standings with a 4-1-0-0 record, followed by Riverview (4-1-0-0), Glace Bay (3-1-1-1) and Sydney Academy (0-6-0-0).
Gillis is in second place in the five-team league with a 3-2-0-0 record.
He followed that up by finishing fourth overall in league scoring in 2025-26, posting 24 goals and 39 points in 15 games.
He currently leads the league with eight goals and 14 points in five games, heading into the green and gold tournament.
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Marauders’ Gracie aiming to win another Mae Kibyuk Memorial Green and Gold Hockey Tournament in final season
'It’s a really important tournament because the community really loves it'
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By Jeremy Fraser
Published Nov 04, 2026
Owen Gracie of the Memorial Marauders prepares for the faceoff during Cape Breton High School Hockey League action at the Cape Breton County Recreation Centre in Coxheath last month.…
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