The Nauss Tim-Br Mart Lumberjacks began their tough three games in three nights road trip in Dieppe on Thursday night. Mike Snow's power-play goal early in the third period put the Lumberjacks up 3-2. The Commandos captilaized on a Tony Pisano penalty, mid way through the third period,  to tie the game at three and shortly after scored the go ahead goal when a Phlip Wright save bounced off a Dieppe player into the net. Dieppe outshot the Lumberjacks 42-36 and held a 16-9 third period advantage. Mitchell Hare and Scott Theriault scored the other Lumberjacks goals. The next stop for the Lumberjacks is Friday night in Woodstock when they tangle with the Meek Division second place team.

The Halifax Lions roared out of the gate in Saturday's Showcase game vs the Nauss Tim-Br Mart Lumberjacks and lead 1-0 after one period. The Lions outshot the Jacks 21-11 in that period. The dressing room "talk" resulted in a different Lumberjacks team in the second as they jumped out to a 7-1 shots on goal advantage and kept the pressure on until Mickey MacDonald scored, on the powerplay. Both Kody Blois (Halifax) and Travis Hall (Lumberjacks) were solid in their respective nets and the game went to overtime. For Lumberjacks fans there was an uneasy feeling as overtime has been unkind to them so far in the season. But it was joy in Jacks land as defenceman Tony Pisano scored on a shot from  the point 1:09 into the five minute overtime frame to earn the win. Travis Hall was named star number 2 and Pisano was rewarded for his overtime winner by being named star number 1. The Lumberjacks return home to prepare for a tough weekend upcoming when they play three games on the road in three days. They begin Thursday night in Dieppe, move to Woodstock for a Friday night tilt and close it off with a Saturday game in Truro. 

The Nauss Tim-Br Mart Lumberjacks played a home game in Summerside on Friday, as part of the MJAHL Showcase Tournament. Matt Snow opened the scoring for the Lumberjacks in the first period on route to a 4-2 win. Anthony Pisano set the tone just 3 seconds into the game as he tangled with a Miramichi player.

Jordan  Burke, Mickey MacDonald & Jacob Conrad (into an empty net) added goals for the Lumberjacks. Taite Paul marked his return to the line-up with a spirited game highlighted by a second period fight. Philip Wright picked up the win in the Lumberjacks net. Mickey MacDonald was selected the first star with RD Chisholm picking up star number two. The next game for the Lumberjacks is Saturday at 3:00 PM when they tangle with the Halifax Lions.

The weekend road trip was not kind to the Nauss Tim-Br Mart Lumberjacks. In Amherst Saturday night the host Ramblers dropped the Lumberjacks 4-2. Mickey MacDonald & Matt Shannon scored for the Lumberjacks who outshot the Ramblers 28-25. Travis Hall was in nets for the Lumberjacks. On Sunday it was all Summerside as they whitewashed the Lumberjacks 8-0. Summerside outshot the Lumberjacks 34-23 with Philip Wright facing the Summerside wrath. Over the two games the Lumberjacks went 1-16 on the power-play, a problem that has plagued the Lumberjacks since the start of the season. The next action for the Jacks is this weekend when they travel to Summerside to participate in the MJAHL Showcase Tournament. Each MJAHL team plays two games, one that counts as a home game and one that counts as an away game. On Friday the Lumberjacks host the Miramichi Timbervolves and then visit the Halifax Lions for a Saturday game. All games will be played at the Credit Union Place Wellness Centre in Summerside.

The Nauss Tim Br-Mart Lumberjacks lost for the second straight game to the Yarmouth Mariners, this time 3-1 in a shootout. The two teams ended regulation tied at two. Matt Doudelet & Jake Lewis scored for the Lumberjacks. Ryan Nickerson's shootout goal stood up as the only goal ecored. Justin Collier was the first star of the game as he stopped 52 Lumberjacks shots.