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WEEKLY UPDATE

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

M – Adam Al-Kadri (4G/1A)

F – Alex Laird (3G/1A in two games)

G – Ryan Girgrah (90/104 saves in two games)

RECAPS

Dekes of Hazzard vs. Westboro Gamblers

B Semis #1… DOH struck first as Eric Campbell found the back of the net but captain Dave Allston responded right away for WG to tie the game. Midway through the period, WG took their first lead of the game as Allston buried another one. It was a back-and-forth battle with DOH adding the next two to take the 3-2 lead heading into the second period. DOH kept that momentum early in the second as Tyler Savard buried one on his backhand on the breakaway to push the lead to two. Both teams exchanged a goal to make it a 5-3 game with 14 minutes to go. WG got within one with Geoff Chadsey’s one timer in front but DOH’s Lance Sliliker scored his second of the game to get it right back. WG couldn’t score after that and DOH kept the pressure as Eric Campbell added his 4th and teammate Lance Sliliker his 3rd. WG pulled the goalie with three minutes left but an empty net goal made this one finish 9-4 DOH.

DOH- Ethan McFarlane- 35 shots

WG- Jamie Charbonneau- 48 shots

Monday Knights vs. The Subs

There was something in the air tonight about this game as the semi final was destined to be a good one. The Subs were putting their perfect record on the line as the played short-handed against the Monday Knights who had a full squad and up for the challenge. MK would open the scoring thanks to Zach Thomas but The Subs got two back to take a 2-1 lead. MK would strike again to even this out, but Eric Buckshon would surprise the tender with a shot from his own end and TS took a 3-2 lead with just over 9:00 left in the opening frame. MK would take advantage of a power play as Zach Thomas would pick up his hat trick goal and this one was tied at 3 and it stood that way into the break with TS holding a slight 16-15 lead in shots. The Subs would strike seconds into the second frame as star goalie turned player Fraser Harvey-Rideout would score his second of the game with soft hands down low. That goal would hold until 9:00 to go in the game when Alex Laird went top shelf with a beauty giving TS a two-goal cushion. TS would get another later but MK answered right away to set-up 2 minutes to go and a TS 6-4 lead. MK would pull their goalie and get their chances but a few posts and some big saves from Girgrah would secure the win as TS moves on.

TS – Ryan Girgrah – 41 shots

MK – Randy Miles – 30 shots

Night Furies vs. Throwing Absolute

This game was a back-and-forth battle and could have gone either way, which is what you want for an A final. TA opened the scoring as Noah Turgeon buried a back door pass. Five minutes went by before the equalizer came from NF’s Rick Roy as he sniped one off a turnover. Both teams exchanged two goals to make it a 3-3 game with three minutes left in the first half. Just as it looked like we were heading into the second tied, TA’s Sam Andrews was in the right spot for a deflected goal that beat the buzzer. NF’s James Moreau went to work and popped in back-to-back goals to complete the hatty and put his team up 5-4. Justin P-P then wanted in on the action as he responded with two of his own to steal the lead back. Each team traded another two goals and TA were up 8-7 with just over two minutes left on the clock. NF pulled the goalie but unfortunately for them, TA added two empty net goals as they win the trophy with the 10-7 final.

TA- Dan Ballem- 34 shots

NF-Eric Carbonneau- 39 shots

Dekes of Hazzard vs. The Subs

Here we go, both teams playing their second game of the night for all the marbles. Our first goal came just 150 seconds into the game as Alex Laird who popped the game winner in the semis went shelf giving TS a 1-0 lead. DOH would come right back as Tyler Savard tied the game on a delayed penalty. DOH would then grab the lead thanks to Lance Sliliker and Savard found the net again from the far side making it 3-1 DOH. Midway through the frame DOH would add another thanks to a five-hole goal from Eric Campbell and DOH looked good up 4-1. The Subs haven’t lost all season and their experience came through as Harvey-Rideout would score the next two goals cutting the lead to 4-3 at half with DOH leading in shots, 29-20. The second would had both teams pushing with key opportunities but the goalie kept things as is. DOH would kill off a penalty and take the momentum into a PP of their own where Campbell would display some nice mittens and give DOH a 5-3 lead. Both teams would swap a couple goals a piece and DOH held a 7-5 lead with 6:30 to go and 50 shots on net. Now 8-6, Tyler Savard would rip a rocket from the point making it 9-6 with 2:42 to go. DOH would end The Subs perfect season with a huge 10-6 win and earning the B championship!

TS – Ryan Girgrah – 63 shots

DOH – Ethan McFarlane – 35 shots