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SUMMER 2025 WAIVER

WEEKLY UPDATE

Welcome to all new and returning teams as we are excited to hit the slab again and kick off the summer 2025 season. This is the time of year where teams are scoping each other out to see what moves teams have made in the offseason. On our first night, we had 2 rinks in action with 9 games on the slate and some very intriguing matchups. Due to the Sens playoff game, 2 games were forfeited. Out of the 7 games that were played, 5 were decided by 3 goals or less with the largest margin of victory being 5 goals. Already looking forward to some more great matchups next week.

NOTE: The schedule is posted for the first few weeks so that we an evaluate all the teams to determine appropriate divisions. Once this is done, we will work on releasing the full regular season schedule.

LOST & FOUND: If anyone picked a gold coloured raincoat please let us know.

DULUDE

Mighty Drunks vs. Albany River Rats - With only 5 minutes left in the first period, Dave Martyniuk from ARR managed to score and give his team the 1-0 lead. After the first, shots were 10-6 in favor of ARR. ARR continued to increase to their lead with 4 additional goals making it 5-0 with only 6 minutes remaining. Jacob Bott from MD, would open to scoring for his team, but it was little too late as Ashton Good from ARR would complete the hat-trick and end the game with a 6-1 win for ARR. MD – Liam Avery – 23 shots / ARR – Gurek Deol - 14 shots

Gongshow vs. Balls Deep - GSH took the lead in the game as Matt Delisle scored 5 minutes into the game. Nik Belanger from BD answered with his first of the season. After the first period, the game was tied 1-1 with shots 13-7 in favor of GSH. In the beginning of the second, Zach Louis-Seize from BD would score two quick goals and give his team the lead 3-1. GSH would respond quickly as they would score 3 goals within 3 minutes. 2 of those goals were scored by Victor Marginean-Pitt. BD would continue to pressure to try and tie the game, but it wasn’t enough as BD would win the game with a score of 4-3. GSH – Lee Gratton – 18 shots / BD – Karson Fenn – 23 shots

Mercenaries vs. Orlando Solar Bears - Only one goal was scored in the first half, and it was from MCN’s Kirk Lehman. MCN would lead 1-0 after the first half with shots 7-9 in favor of OSB. MCN continued to lead the game with two additional goals in the first half of the second period making it 3-0 for MCN. OSB finally managed to score not one but two goals within 30 seconds. It was 3-2 for MCN with 5 minutes remaining into the game. The game would end with two more goals from MCN, both from Kirk Lehman, who scored 4 of the 5 MCN’s goals. The game would end 5-2 for MCN. MCN – Jason G Roy – 20 shots / OSB – Aaron McPherson – 21 shots

Garbagemen vs. Goblins - Goblins would open the scoring in the halfway mark of the first with Oskar Kostrzewa scoring his first goal of the season. Shots were 8-7 in Goblins favour to end the first period. Garbagemen wouldn’t take long to respond in the second starting off the period with two quick goals from Arthur David and John Levesques giving them the 2-1 lead early in the second. Goblins would respond minutes later with two goals of their own as Kyle Agar and Tyler Grandy would each score their first goals. Both teams exchanged goals in the dying minutes of the game, but Goblins would come out with the 4-3 victory. GOB - Dom Giroux – 26 shots / GBM – Bilal Syed – 24 shots

50in07 vs. Ugly Pucklings - Not only one minute into the game, Josh Roawlands from UglyPucklings, opened the scoring with his first goal of the season. However, UglyPucklings didn’t have much a lot of opportunity’s afterwards as they would only get 3 shots on net in the first half of the game. 507 had control in the second half of the first period as they would score 3 goals out on 14 shots. It was 3-1 for 507 at the end of the first period. A penalty for 507 in the beginning of the second period would give opportunity to Jon Zinck from UglyPucklings to score a powerplay goal. The goal gave them momentum as they would score another one minutes later to tie the game 3-3. 507 would finish the game strong as they would score 4 unanswered goals to win the game 7-3. 507 – Andrew Teed – 11 shots / UP – Mike Cyr – 33 shots

PINECREST

Pylons vs Stealth – Pylons win by forfeit 10-0

Firewagon vs. Lumberjacks- After killing off a PK, FWG’s Paul Chahal used his hands to get his team the first lead of the game. LBJ had to kill off a penalty of their own but managed to score short handed as Dan Montpetit tucked the ball in short side after a turnover. Score was tied at one a piece with shots 13-10 in favour of LBJ. Five minutes into the second, FWG steal back their lead as Dylan Chahal followed his father’s lead with a low shot off the faceoff win. Each team received another PP but weren’t able to score on them. Jon Growe extended FWG’s lead to two with a one timer in the slot. A couple plays later, LBJ scored one from the slot to put the score at 3-2. With just under two minutes to go, they called a TO and pulled the goalie but could not get the equalizer. FWG held on to the 3-2 win. FWG- Mike Adams- 22 shots / LBJ- Usaamah Gill- 16 shots

Traitors vs Twine Ticklers – Traitors win by forfeit 10-0

Ottawa Nationals vs. Blades of Steel- Our Thursday night finale at Pinecrest had ON playing with a short bench against BOS with two full lines. BOS struck first as Curtis Stacey buried a rebound goal halfway through the first period. ON were given the opportunity to tie the game with a couple powerplays that came forty-five seconds apart to give them some 5 on 3 action. BOS killed it off but ON scored a buzzer beater to tie the game at one. Shots were 15-8 for BOS at half. A few minutes into the second, BOS regained the lead 2-1 with a goal from Joey Natoli. The short bench caught up to ON as the play remained in their end for most of the second. Natoli and Stacey both added another goal each as BOS won this one 4-1. ON- Nick Boivin- 28 shots / BOS- Dana Wright- 10 shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Kirk Lehman (4G)

2. Antoine Bujold-Roux (2G/2A)

3. Ashton Good (3G)

TOP GOALIE – Mike Adams (2G/22SH)