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WEEKLY UPDATE - Thursday June 26th

This Thursday June 26th, at Dulude we had 2 A division games and 2 B division games. Twine Ticklers got their first win of the season. Balls Deep won their game with a mercy. Stealth maintains their ranking at the top of the A division after their win.

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RECAPS

Balls Deep vs. Albany River Rats

The first game of the night started with a short bench for ARR. Only 6 players showed up to play. BD’s Nik Belanger scored the first goal of the night. Shortly after, ARR’s Andrew Charbonneau answered with a beautiful goal. ARR couldn’t keep up with the paste of the game with the short bench. BD scored 7 unanswered goals in the first period. It was 8-1 at half with shots 20-5 in favor of BD. The game remained the same into the second period. The game ended with a mercy. BD won 11-1.

BD – Karson Fenn – 5 shots

ARR – Gurek Deol – 28 shots

Twine Ticklers vs. 50in07

The second game of the night featured Twine Ticklers vs. 50in07. With only one minute into the first period, TT’s Thomas Pezoulas would score a goal assisted from Brendan Whitlaw. Shortly after, 507 got a PP and Nic Whitehead managed to capitalize on it. Few minutes later, TT answered with a goal from Jake Staples. Before the end of the first period, 507’s Antoine Bujold-Roux scored to tie the game up at 2-2. A 4-minute penalty against 507 allowed TT to score 2 PP goals. It was 4-2 for TT at half with shots 14-9 in favor of TT. Only two goals were scored into the second period, and it was from TT’s Thomas Pezoulas and 507’s Carter Hogan-Buck. TT got their first win of the season. They won 5-2.

TT – Travis Guay – 22 shots

507 – Buck Schreider – 18 shots

Stealth vs. Garbagemen

For the third game of the night, we had an A division matchup, featuring Stealth vs. Garbagemen. STH took the lead 2-0 early into the game. One goal was from Michael Gallivan and the other one from Dalon Yeo. It was 2-0 for STH at half with shots 16-4 in favor of STH. STH kept the same momentum for the second half. They added another goal 30 seconds into the second period. With 8 minutes remaining into the game, STH’s Michael Gallivan scored his second goal of the night. STH won 4-0. They maintain their place at the top of the A division.

STH - Brad McCallen – 10 shots

GBM – Usaamah Gill – 25 shots

Mercenaries vs. Gongshow

For the last game of the night, we had a good B division matchup. The game started with a goal from GSH’s Derek Rutten. MCN answered few minutes later to tie the game 1-1. No other goals were scored into the first half. The shots were 7-7. With 4 minutes remaining into the game, GSH got a PP and Victor Marginean-Pitt would score on it. GSH won 2-1.

MCN – Jason G. Roy – 14 shots

GSH – Lee Gratton – 13 shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Nik Belanger (2G/3A)

2. Michael Gallivan (2G/2A)

3. Hayden Bell (2G)

TOP GOALIE – Travis Guay (19 save /22 shots)

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WEEKLY UPDATE – Tuesday June 24th

This week featured 3 games from the A division and 1 from the B division, as the fifth scheduled game was a predetermined forfeit. The games from the A division were close and well matched, with the largest win margin being 3 goals. The B division featured an 8-0 blowout, however. LBJ Usaamah Gill (13 Shots/13 Saves) and OSB Felix Boucher (11 Shots/11 Saves) both recorded shutouts this evening. OSB Jacob Casarin (3G/2A) led all players with 5 points, with his teammate Mitchell Horne (2G/2A) not far behind.

RECAPS

Pylons vs Goblins

Game one on this scorching hot evening was a showdown between Pylons (PYL) and Goblins (GOB). The first period was scoreless but both teams generated good scoring chances, but the goaltenders stood tall. Shots were 9-7 in favour of PYL at the intermission. GOB opened the scoring less than a minute into the second period as David Bottos was driving the net hard and put home the rebound to give his team a 1-0 lead. GOB took a late penalty and PYL capitalized on their opportunity. PYL Landon Prosty was sent in alone and made no mistake roofing his snapper high glove to tie things up at 1 with just over a minute remaining. GOB got their own PP before time expired and had an awesome chance in the dying seconds but were unable to finish. Shootout required. In the opening round PYL Landon Prosty was the only goal scorer, giving his team a 2-1 shootout victory.

PYL – Matt Cosgrove – 13 Shots

GOB – Mike Bourada – 23 Shots

Orlando Solar Bears vs Mighty Drunks

The second game was between Orlando Solar Bears (OSB) and The Mighty Drunks (MD). MD started without a goalie and OSB scored a quick one courtesy of Pete Dickey to give his team a 1-0 lead. OSB capitalized on a PP as Jacob Casarin finished off a nice passing play by tapping the ball home at the far post to extend his teams lead to 2-0. This game was all OSB as Pete Dickey scored his second of the night to make it 3-0. OSB scored on a sweet pass from behind the net to extend their lead to 4-0 with just over 5 minutes to play. OSB added another PP goal as Mitchell Horne snapped the ball high glove from the slot to make it 5-0. OSB added another to finish the period up 6-0. Shots were 11-4 in favour of OSB at the intermission. OSB added a pair of goals in the second half to finish a dominant game 8-0.

OSB – Felix Boucher – 11 Shots

MD – Colin Sanojlenko – 20 Shots

Firewagon vs Blades of Steel

The third game of the night saw Firewagon (FWG) taking on Blades of Steel (BOS). FWG opened the scoring as David Deblois got his stick on a rebound in tight and backhanded it home for the 1-0 lead. FWG increased their lead to 2-0 when Jason Murfitt hammered a slapshot top glove from the top of the circle. FWG Jon Adkin backhanded the loose ball home from the mouth of the crease to make it 3-0 with 5 minutes to play. Before the end of the first period BOS Dana Wright made a flurry of incredible saves in succession to keep his team in the game. FWG drove play in the first, outshooting BOS 15-2. BOS opened the scoring in the second frame as Liam Irwin released a beauty snapshot that beat the goalie high glove to make it 3-1. FWG answered back when Rick Gionta found the back of the net to restore their 3-goal lead, making the score 4-1. BOS pulled their goalie with 2 minutes remaining as they pressed for another goal. FWG ultimately held on to win 4-1 despite a valiant effort from BOS.

FWG – Mike Adams – 8 Shots

BOS – Dana Wright – 24 Shots

Ottawa Nationals vs Lumberjacks

The fourth and final game of the night saw Lumberjacks (LBJ) facing off against Ottawa Nationals (ON). The first period was scoreless with ON outshooting LBJ 10-6. ON was awarded a penalty shot early in the second frame but LBJ Usaamah Gill shut the door to keep the game scoreless. LBJ scored the first goal of the game less than a minute later courtesy of Dan Montpetit. LBJ increased their lead to 2-0 with a nice individual effort by Gabriel Diotte-Joly. ON pulled their goalie with 2 minutes remaining as they tried to get on the board. LBJ scored an empty netter on a fortunate bounce to end the game with a 3-0-win, courtesy of Dan Montpetit.

LBJ – Usaamah Gill – 16 Shots

ON – Nick Boivin – 12 Shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Jacob Casarin – OSB – 5 PTS (3G/2A)

2. Mitchell Horne – OSB – 4 PTS (2G/2A)

3. Brad Campbell – OSB – 3 PTS (1G/2A)

TOP GOALIE: GOB – Mike Bourada – 23 Shots/1GA