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Weekly Updates -

It was a busy with 6 games on the schedule. We saw two games go to a shootout, 3 games were decided by 3 goals, and one game was a bit of a blow out win. Overall, some pretty good hockey. A bunch of penalties were called as it looks like the refs are going to be calling it tighter heading into the last week and into the playoffs. Keep in mind, its great to play fast, hard clean hockey, but everyone needs to work on Monday so keep it clean folks.

NOTE- It's a 7 game schedule with game one going at 1:10 in the final week of the season. See you on the Floor.

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT***

M- Kevin Marleau (2GP- 3G/3A)

F- Arianne L'Écuyer (2GP -2G/6A)

G- Carl Lavictoire 3G on 25 shots / Julien Duval 3G on 31 shots

RECAPS-

Suds Buds and Windmills vs Go Getters

SBW pulled out a big win last week beating a tough OiS team. SBW were solid in the win. This week they face off against GGS who look o make it three in a row and go a game above .500. SBW opened the scoring two minutes into the game. Jack McCauley scored off a rebound from his own shot for the first lead of the game. GGS evened up the score four minutes later when Ellen Wardroper snuck in a hard shot from the low wing. Several minutes later GGS went up by one when Elln Wardroper set Jake Clark at the side of the net. Andrew Hiscock tied the game late in the half when he tapped in a rebound off of a wide shot. The game went into the half tied 2-2. GGS started the 2nd on the PP and went up 3-2 in the first minute of the 2nd half when Jake Clark sniped his second of the game coming out from the corner. SBW tied it up on the next shift when Christian Vandersterre hammered home a cannon of a shot from beside his own goalie. Chris Hamilton GGS’ scored the games next two goals, both slap shots from the point to put make it 5-3 with under 10 minutes to play. SBW got one back with 8 minutes to play. Andrew Hiscock scored his 2nd of the game from the top of the slot to make it a 1 goal game down the stretch. SBW made it a comeback with 5 minutes to play. Pat Charette scored with a turnaround wrister from the high slot to even it up. GGS’ Chris Hamilton would score on the next shift and make it 6-5. GGS would hold off the pressure and would score two late goals, one an empty netter to take this game by an 8-5 final score.

GGS- Felix Boucher – 24 shots

SB&W – Matthew Winges - 35 Shots

Absolute Throwers vs. Goal Diggers

A win for AT would lock up first place in the A division. A GDS win would keep the door open for first overall if they won out the season and got some help. First things first they would need to win today. To say this game was right from the drop of the ball would be an understatement. Both teams traded chances early on as the play went back and forth with very few stoppages in play. GDS were first to strike in this one. Alex Simard scored from the wing to open the scoring. Every inch was a battle in this one as both teams played hard clean hockey. GDS made it 2-0 when Renée-anne Drouin tapped in a loose ball after a blocked shot. GDS opened the door for AT to get back in the game when they took a penalty, but GDS bailed out their teammate and killed off the penalty despite some sustained pressure. AT would get on the board thanks to a Noah Turgeon top corner snipe. Noah Turgeon would score his 2nd of the game two minutes later to tie the game 2-2. AT would go up 3-2 on the PP when Jeff Levey scored on a low shot off a cross floor one timer. AT would come back and take the 3-2 lead into the 2nd. GDS tied the game on the first shift of the second after some strong offensive zone work from Danika Drouin, Cam Duhn scored into an empty net after Drouin sent the all to the slot. Dominik Turcotte scored from the slot 2 minutes later to re-gain the lead at 4-3. Mikael Gaumond made it a two goal lead with 13:00 to play when he sniped one from the slot. GDS kept coming and made it 6-3 when Vanessa Gaumond scored on a cross floor one timer shot. AT was ending but did not break, they scored on a bit of a weird one at the side of the net on the next shift. Noah Turgeon’s hat trick goal found its way in some how and made it 6-4 with 11:00 to play. A minute later, Renee Emby scored on a beauty tip at the top of the crease to make it 6-5 The scoring continued but this time GDS potted one Danika Drouin scored on a wrap around rebound to make it 7-5. AT would then go on to score three straight. Elysia Desmiers would make it 7-6, she would then set up Noah Turgeon up for his 4th of the game on the PP to tie the game 7-7 with 5:35 to play. The game would scoreless for the next 4 minutes until number four Elysia Desmiers picked up her 4th point of the game scoring on a long shot that deflected off a defender. AT were up 8-7 with 1:32 to play. GDS would keep at and would tie the game back up on the next shift, Cam Duhn scored a squeaker five hole to tie it up and send this back and forth affair off to a shoot out. The men shot first. Alex Simard for GDS and Noah Turgeon for AT, Simard would go in a bulge the twine while Turgeon’s hot hand was stopped in the first round. It was up to the ladies to keep it going or end it. Elysia Desmier for AT and Vanessa Gaumond for GDS, Desmier would head in and would try to fire one high glove stop but would be stopped by a huge glove save while Guamond would go in and fire her shot in to the back of the net to give GDS a big win in a great, high flying, fast paced game. 9-8 for GDS in the shoot out.

GDS- Joel Legault – 26 shots

AT- Dylan Cundell – 36 shots

Le Parlement vs. Balls and Dolls

LParl have first place tied up and are now just playing out the season prepping for the playoff run.BD are looking to get ack into the win column after a tough season. BD had some big shooters come out to fill their line up. Newcomver to BD, Trevor Polk got on the board in the first minute of the game when he picked the corner from out far. LParl’s brotherly duo would score the next two goals of the game for their first lead of the game. Matt Denis answered ack for BD cand got them back to even. Adele Serrurier then scored on the PP to give BD back the lead but it was short lived as LParl came back and scored 3 straight in under 3 minutes to play to take a 5-3 into the half. BD recruit Isabelle Blondeau scored early in the 2nd to re-gain some momentum and make it a one goal game at 5-4. Adele Serrurier scored her 2nd of the game and 2nd on the PP to even the game at 5-5 with over 16 minutes to play. 3 minutes later BD took a 6-5 lead when Matt Denis score from the faceoff dot. The game went scoreless for most of the 2nd half but it was eventful with a bunch of PP’s given out, an ejection and some less then sportsmanlike play. Despite all of that the game remained 6-5 until the final minute. LParl scored on the PP after a ball snuck loose and was popped into the empty net by Clément Dupont. The game would remain 6-6 at the final buzzer and was headed to a shoot out. The ladies would shoot first but the goalies came up with the saves. BD sent up Polk while LParl sent up Alex Bélanger-Crévieaux Polk went in quick and scored while Alex Bélanger-Crévieaux went in a slow and got BD’s goalie sprawling but he kept with it and came up with a massive game winning glove stop. BD take a big moral win and 7-6 shoot out victory into the last week of the season.

LPARL – Jacob Schryburt – 25 shots

BD- Carlo De Marinis – 36 shots

Just The Tip vs. Scrub Daddies

JTP are playing in the cross over game this week, they are looking to rebound after a tough shoot out loss last week. SD are most likely to finish third in the A Division but with help could finish higher. SD had a hot start scoring on their first shift. Alexandre Charlebois scored on a wrister through traffic for an early 1-0 lead. The game went scoreless for 10 minutes until Kortnie Legari tied it up for JTP. SD answered immediately and regained the lead on the next shift Kevin Marleau scored on a nice feed from behind the net. The score remained 2-1 until Alexandre Charlebois scored his 2nd of the game with a short side squeaker. JTP battled back before the half and got one back . Heather Patterson scored on a rebound after long point shot came in. JTP went into the half down just 3-2. JTP carried the momentum into the 2nd and scored in the first minute to tie the game. Jason Muscant scored on a long shot that took a deflection off someone on the way to the net. From there the teams traded chances but SD started to take over as the 2nd half rolled on. Mark Legari came up with some big saves but SD kept on pushing. They would get the go ahead goal from Sandrine Lavictoire with 6:25 to play. SD then scored a minute later to make it 5-3 when Kevin Marleau scored his 1st of two straight in under a minute. Mathieu Brunet made it 7-3 when he was given time and space in the slot he pick the corner wide side. Pascale Fréchette would cap off the scoring with JTP pulling their goalie for the extra attacker. She scored into the empty net to make it 8-3 and that would be the final score.

JTP- Mark Legari – 34 shots

SD- Carl Lavictoire – 25 shots

All Stick No Puck vs. Once in Shape

ASNP will lock up first with the win today, but OiS have an outside chance at getting first if things fall into place the right way. Both teams have played some strong hockey so this game could go either way. There was a lot of scoring early on this one, Corey Costanini opened the scoring 2 minutes into the game for the early lead, but OiS Answered back with three straight goals in under two minutes of play. Newbie Yannnick Charette potted his first for OiS to tie it up, Michel Deblois then scored on a high blocker side shot to go up 2-1, then son Felix Deblois scored blocker side as well to make it 3-1. From that point on, it was ALL ASNP, they would go on to score 5 straight through out the game. Potting three PP goals. Kortnie Legari scored back to back goals to tie the game, Legari then was the playmaker setting up Corey Costanini on the power play as he scored from the top of the crease. Steve Viau then hammered home a point shot on the PP to make it 5-3. Corey Costanini then capped off the hat trick on the PP with 1:25 to play. ASNP win with a big comeback and strong play on the PP after OiS ran into a bunch of penalties for some newcomers getting used to the High stick penalty. None the less they score five answered and win the game 6-3.

ASNP- Julien Duval – 31 shots

OiS- Craig MacDonald - 35 shots

Goal Diggers vs. Scrub Daddies

A Division clash… This game showcased two A teams who know each other very well. GDS were playing their 2nd of the day after winning a dramatic shoot out win in game #2 of the day. This game started off with some fast hard hockey and GDS getting on the board first just 2:35 seconds into the game. Renée-anne Drouin opened the scoring and got her team the first lead of the game. Four minutes later, Arianne L'Écuyer scored her first of the game on a one timer heading to the net to even the game up. GDS then lit up the scoreboard with 3 straight goals. Mikael Gaumond scored from the wing to make it 2-1. Cam Duhn then made it 3-1 scoring on the PP. The score would remain 3-1 despite some strong efforts on both sides. GDS went up 4-1 in the dying seconds of the half, Cam Duhn scored his second of the half with a hard wrister from the wing. GDS were looking good going into the half up 4-1. SD didn’t roll over in the second half, they scored on the opening shift of 2nd, Kevin Marleau scored from in close to cut the lead to 2. The game would be scoreless for almost 10 minutes, GDS would go back up 3 when Vanessa Gaumond popped one in on the PP to make it 5-2. SD wouldn’t give up and went on to score the next two goals. Arianne L'Écuyer scored her 2nd of the game to make it a 5-3 game, a minute later Alex Manuel made it 5-4 with 4:45 left to play. SD would call their timeout at the 2:56 mark and plan out their next play. Unfortunately for them their plan didn’t pan out and GDS would go on to score 2 empty netters to seal the game and inch up the standings. GDS go 2-2 on the day and pick up 4 points in the process with a 7-4 win.

GDS- Joel Legault –36 shots

SD- Carl Lavictoire – 35 shots