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WEEKLY UPDATE

Week #10… Second last week to regular season games. Majority of the days games were won with three or more goals. We saw a few one goal games and a shootout. TS still remained undefeated. Congrats to The Spartans for securing 1st in the A division. B division can still have lots of movement with 1st still up for grabs. Well see what happens next weekend.

** A stick was left in the gym, please grab it next week **

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Pat Portelance (5G/1A)

2. Tyler Grandy (5G/1A)

3. Steph Masson (4G)

TOP GOALIE – Andrew Riff (22 saves/26 shots)

PLAYOFFS

-Playoffs are tentatively scheduled for April 28th and May 5th.

-All players must have 4 games played to qualify for the playoffs and we go by the website.

-Any goalies that do not have 4 games played must be approved by the league to ensure fairness.

-The playoff format will be decided at the end of the regular season and the higher seeds have priority on game times, shirt colour and which side of the gym they want.

IMPORTANT NOTES

-Enter and leave by the school’s main front doors (V100 above) facing Smyth.

-All players must be complete the waiver (above) before stepping on the floor.

-No outside footwear in the gym.

-All team players must have the same colour shirt.

-Velcro strip must be applied to every blade (including goalies) before stepping on the floor. If the strip comes off during the game you must change and get off the floor.

-Spectators can watch at their own risk, however, children should not be unsupervised as we do not want to see anyone get hit with the ball.

-As per the rules we strongly recommend everyone wear the following equipment which is optional: helmet with facial protection, jock, hockey gloves, shin pads and elbow pads.

RECAPS

Ottawa Mighty Drunks vs Ball Busters

Slow start… The slow start was due to the awesome saves Blanchard was making from the get go. The first goal came eight minutes in and on the powerplay. Cam Anderson was inside the dot when he snapper it far side over the shoulder. 1-0. A minute later Ben Bridy (2G/3A) snapped it top cheese. 2-0. Less than a minute later BB had a quick 3-0 lead. OMD got on the board at the six-minute mark with a goal from Elliott Coleman. BB answered with another three quick goals with three minutes. Francis Blackmore scored top shelf, Devlin Brunet tucked it under the goalie and Patrick Juneau (1G/2A) fired it under the bar. BB up 6-1. Seconds after Evan Zhor was in the slot when he scored upstairs, 6-2. BB scored one more before the buzzer and took the period 7-2. The shots were 15-12 BB. Three minutes into the second Aaron Dover (2G) stepped over half and wired it upstairs. Halfway through the period Bridy crashed the net looking for the rebound, the rebound bounced off the side of him into the net. BB up 9-2. OMD scored another one, but that was all. BB took the game 9-3.

BB – Dom Giroux – 23 shots

OMD – Austin Blanchard – 27 shots

Care vs Great Balls of Fire

Not enough… Brando Boire (2G/1A) had a crowd in front of his when he shot it on the pad from half, Spurgeon didn’t see it go into the net. 1-0 CA. GBF won the following face-off back to Cameron Manning, while Jacob Ahearn (2G) raced to the let. The deep shot came and Ahearn was all alone to tap in the rebound. 1-1. CA took back the lead with another deep shot on the pad by Adil Abdulla (1G/1A). Adrian Keklikian (2G) tied it back up after he slot the ball in the slot, walked in and snapped it five-hole. 2-2. There was three minutes to go when Steve Anderson (1G/1A) scored inside the post, 3-2 CA. The last two minutes CA had the powerplay. Phil Giroux was inf front of the net when he chipped the rebound up over the Spurgeon who was sprawled out. CA led the first 4-2 with shots for 16-9. It took some time to see another goal. Ahearn and Keklikian scored two quick goals and tied the game up, 4-4. The last ten minutes CA took control. CA took back the lead with a pass out of the corner to Bill Carkner Jr on the doorstep for the tap in. Then Brandon Rae (2G/1A) scored back-to-back goals, CA up 7-4. In the last seconds GBF scored one more but weren’t able to do anything else. CA won the game 7-5.

CA – Christopher Mark – 16 shots

GBF – Scott Spurgeon – 26 shots

Fumbuckers vs Vicious Chickens

Neck and Neck… The game started with nice shots on both ends that rand off the posts and out of danger. Two minutes later Riff came up with the last second toe save. FB down the wing, passed the ball into the low slot where Alex Hubert redirected it on net and it squeaked its way through. 1-0. Halfway through the period VC got on the board after Joao Medeiros tapped in the rebound. Jack Lutzko was in the slot when the loose ball came to him and he snapper it over the glove, 2-1 VC. Gabriel Grimard tied it up with less than a minute to go. First was locked at 2-2, shots were 17-11 VC. FB had the face-off to the right of the Riff. Carolyn Campbell won the draw, saw the open space and went straight to the net scoring inside the post. FB up 3-2. A minute later Tony Chavez cut to the net from the wing sniping it over the shoulder under the bar. Tied back up, 3-3. Durkin made the glove save that dropped in front of him, which Brandon McGrath stepped into scored the slapper. 4-3. VC won the face-off over to Dylan Atkinson (1G/2A) who snapped it short side. 4-4. There was twenty-two seconds left when Ryan Gareau tipped in the point shot for the game winner. VC won 5-4.

VC – Andrew Riff – 26 shots

FB – Mike Durkin – 31 shots

Weekend Warriors vs Godsons

One sided…WW started the game without a goalie, which ended up costing them three goals. Marty Leury found the back of the net for WW three minutes in. GOD took an early 3-1 lead. Bissonnette jumped in the net with eight minutes to go. His first shot on net was a save, but the second was not, Steve Varette (1G/2A) snapped it home. There was two to go when Michael Reid got his name on the scoreboard. GOD up 5-1 with shots in favour 14-7. Jeff Beaupre (1G/1A) opened the period with a quick shot, 6-1. Halfway through the period GOD were on the powerplay when Nick Habib scored up high. There was five minutes to go when Christian Ferrante scored WW’s last goal. GOD took the game 10-2.

GOD – Matt Shaheen – 15 shots

WW – Even Bissonnette – 26 shots

East Infection vs Healthy Scratches

Come one Pat, only 5 goals... Pat Portelance (5G/1A) opened the scoring less than two minutes in with a slapper. HS tied it up seven minutes later. Brock Murray was in front of the net when he tipped in the point shot. In the last two minutes HS gave it away to the wrong person, Portelance in the high slot for the shot inside the post. Seconds later Portelance picked up the loose ball and turned and buried the slapper. EI took the first 4-1, but if not for Paquet the score would have been much, much different. EI had the shots 22-17. Portelance scored back-to-back goals with in a minute, EI up 5-1. There was eight to go when EI gave the ball away, Nick Perron stepped in from half scoring five-hole. In the last five minutes Noah Turgeon (2G) sniped it short side and over the blocker. EI took the game 8-2.

EI – Steph Portelance – 33 shots

HS – Jean-Francois Paquet – 47 shots

Goblins vs Biff’s Bullies

Opened up in the second… There were only two goals in the first. Eric Belanger (1G/2A) tapped in his own rebound with eight minutes left. In the last thirty seconds Tyler Grandy rang it off the post and in. 1-1 after one, shots were 15-13 BIF. GOB took the lead three minutes in with a deep slapper from Kyle Agar. Jordan O’Doherty (3G) raced to grab the ball in the corner, turn and fired on net scoring off Moreau. Seconds later O’Doherty streaked up the slot to redirected the pass through the five-hole. 3-2 BIF. Trevor Polk (2G/1A) snapped it high blocker side then deked his way to his second. BIF up 5-2. Less than a minute later BIF turned over the ball at half, Bernard Murdock (1G/1A) fired it home. 5-3. Any other give away lead to another goal, O’Doherty scored the hattie and led his team to the 6-3 win.

BIF – Sebastien Guy – 27 shots

GOB – Jeff Moreau – 35 shots

Misfits vs Jailbreak Goblins

Lopsided… JBG opened the scoring two minutes in with a rebound goal from Jace Ratcliffe (2G/1A). In the next three minutes Tyler Grandy (5G/1A) scored three back-to-back for an early hattie. JBG up 4-0. Warren Gies (1G/1A) made it 6-0 after he cut into the slot scoring with the backhander blocker side. Samer Rohani got MF on the board with a slow trickle under the arm. In the last two minutes Ratcliffe was left alone to pick his spot. JBG took the first period 10-1 with shots for 25-4. It only took a few minutes for Wade Kirkpatrick (2G/1A) to bury the slapper under the blocker for the win. JBG took the game 11-1.

JBG – Jeff Moreau – 11 shots

MF – Kyle Dehaan – 27 shots

Panthers vs The Spartans

Second half take over…The first goal came just over three minutes in. PAN made it 1-0 with a goal from Brandon Franklin. Halfway through the period Jon Lachance was in front of the net when he tapped in the rebound. The first ended with a 1-1 score, TS had the shots 16-10. Steph Masson (2G/3A) carried the ball up, cut into the high slot shielding of the D, then snapped it back across under the glove. TS up 2-1 with thirty minutes to go. There was five minutes to go when Brandon Moreau was on the side of the net when he buried his second chance rebound. 3-1. There was two minutes left when John Stewart was in the high slot scoring through the five-hole. 4-1. TS went on to score another goal and took the game 5-1.

TS – Mathieu Lachance – 19 shots

PAN – Max Alaire – 39 shots

Les Gars vs Morning Sherwood

To the shootout… MSW opened the scoring, the shot came from deep, Xavier Quirion was in front to put the rebound into the open side. 1-0. Three minutes later Roch Decoeur found the back of the game and tied it up at 1. The first ended with a few penalties with each team getting a powerplay. 1-1 after one, shots 15-8 MSW. LG started the period on the powerplay, seconds after it was over before MSW could get back in Daylen Birch batted in the rebound into the open side. 2-1. Three minutes later Simon Loiselle (1G/1A) was along the wing behind half when he threw it on net through the crowd scoring shot side, Leclerc didn’t even see it. 3-1 LG. MSW cut the lead down to 3-2 with a goal through the five-hole from Eric De Repentigny. Two minutes later Dominic Lefebvre got the pass in the middle when he snapped another one five-hole. Game tied at 3. LG carried the ball up the wing, made the drop pass back to Yanick Lalonde scoring on the ground under the pad. Seconds later MSW made the through crease pass to Francis Lalande (1G/1A) for the tap into the open side. Game tied at 4. This one had to go to the shootout. Leclerc closed the door while Legare scored the winner. MSW took the game 5-4.

MSW – Justin Leclerc – 24 shots

LG – Guillaume Auger – 29 shots

Underdogs vs Garbagemen

Controlled… GBM started the game without a goalie and still got the first goal. Brendan Johnson (3G/1A) was deep in his own end when he blasted the slapper. On the next play Steph Masson (4G) scored the empty netter from the slot. 1-1. Gill showed up seconds after. GMB came down the floor on a two-on-one, the pass went backdoor where Parenteau stretched out to make the save, then made a second save on the rebound. Seconds later Parenteau flashed the leather making a glove save. GBM pulled ahead with a pass out in front of the net to Alex Does (3G) for the one-timer goal. A minute later, GBM went up by 2 goals with a rebound goal scored by Johnson. Arthur David (1G/2A) and AJ Does (2G/2A) add another 2 goals to the GBM total to give their team a comfortable lead, 5-1. Masson picked up his second of the game with a low slapshot from outside of half. GBM led the first 6-2 with shots in favour 24-13. Masson got the hattie two minutes in with a slapper. 6-3. In the five-minute mark GBM scored two goals within seconds of each other from the Does brothers. GBM went on and took the game 10-3.

GBM – Usaamah Gill – 33 shots

UND – Patrick Parenteau – 45 shots