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WEEKLY UPDATE

Congratulations to Sloppy Seconds who came out with the trophy with back-to-back wins. They came to play as they put up 98 shots in the two games vs the 62 shots against. The first semi final game was lopsided, but the other one could have went either way. And with a 6-4 score for the final game, you couldn’t of asked for a better one.

Monstars vs. Jacking Lumber- In our first semi final game a whole seven minutes went by before we had the first goal. JL’s Yann Koci set the play for back-to-back goals from his teammates to give them the 2-0 lead. Steven Stewart extended the lead to three with a low shot from his own end and it was the last goal of the period. MS were still looking for their first goal with shots almost even 17-16 at half. They increased their chances in the second, but Maiorino wasn’t letting anything by him. Ashton Good popped in two with Ritesh Patel’s back door goal goal in between them. Final 6-0 JL as they took the first seat in the final.

MS- Gianfranco Manto- 32 shots

JL- Leo Maiorino- 40 shots

Slashers vs. Sloppy Seconds- Winner of this one had a date with Jacking Lumber in the final. SL wasted no time getting the first lead just over a minute into the game. SS tied it up shortly after with a tap in on the back door. Teams were exchanging goals one for one and a late powerplay goal gave SL the 3-3 equalizer before the first buzzer. Nine minutes went by in the second before SL’s Charles Gaudreau scored off a wrist shot. The time was running down, and it looked like SL were going to hold on for the win but SS’s Tyler Nash scored his hat trick goal to tie the game at 4 a piece. This game went through the seven-minute overtime and needed the shootout. SS scored both rounds while Keira Eber stopped both shots on her. Final 5-4 Sloppy Seconds.

SL- Michael Sterling- 51 shots

SS-Keaira Eber- 31 shots

Jacking Lumber vs. Sloppy Seconds- Finals baby! JL had the game break to get rested but were facing SS that pulled out a SO win and on a high. JL struck first with a rebound op cheese. SS did not look like they were playing back-to-back and were putting up a lot of shots. One got deflected in front for the equalizer. JL did take the lead before SS’s Tegan Stairs, who was on fire, popped in two goals before the end of the period to give her team the 3-2 lead. JL weren’t getting as many shots on net but they did score the first two of the second half, both off shots from the point, to steal the 4-3 lead. Some 3 on 3 action resulted in Stairs completing the hatty, followed by her set up to teammate’s rebound goal. Down 5-4, JL were late to pull the goalie and SS added an empty net goal to win the final 6-4.

JL- Leo Maiorino- 47 shots

SS-Keaira Eber- 31 shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE DAY ***

M- Tyler Nash (3G), (2G/1A)

F- Tegan Stairs (4A), (3G/1A)

Top goalie: Leo Maiorino (shutout in the semis and 5G on 47 shots in the final)