PLAYOFF FORMAT:
A Division - Will be split three ways with the top 6 teams competing in the A1, the next 6 teams competing in the A2 and the bottom 5 teams competing in the A3. **The top two seeds in both the A1 and A2 will have a BYE through the Quarterfinals
B Division – Will be split in two with the top 8 teams competing in the B1 and the bottom 4 teams competing in the B2.
UPCOMING GAMES:
Monday July 20
A1 Quarter - 6 vs 2 (Single Elimination)
B1 Quarter - 7 vs 2 (Single Elimination)
B1 Quarter - 5 vs 4 (Single Elimination)
Tuesday July 21
A & B Semis - (Game #1 - Best of 3)
Wednesday July 22
A & B Semis - (Game #2 - Best of 3)
Thursday July 23
A & B Semis - (Game #3 - If required)
REMINDER
- All players must have 4 games played to qualify for the playoffs and we go by the website.
- Any spare goalies must be approved by the league in advance to ensure fairness.
RECAPS
THURSDAY JULY 16- DULUDE
A2 QUARTER - Lumberjacks (5) vs. Redline (4)
RL took a 3-2 halftime lead behind a natural hat trick from Jeff Armstrong, who scored all three first-half goals with Amit Nanda assisting on each, while Mike MacDougall and Faizan Muhammedi added helpers. LBJ stayed within one thanks to two goals from Gabriel Diotte-Joly, with Noah McDonald assisting on both and Andrew Leroux picking up the second assist on the late first-half marker. In the second half, Ashton Good tied the game with help from Jonathan Lachance and McDonald before Diotte-Joly completed his hat trick off a feed from Good and Brandon Moreau to put LBJ ahead. Lachance added what proved to be the game-winner with 40 seconds remaining, and although Rich Lamoureux pulled RL within one with 23 seconds left off assists from Shawn Parent and Porter Clements, LBJ held on for the 5-4 victory.
LBJ - Mathieu Lachance - 17 shots
RL - Behrooz Amoli - 16 shots
A2 QUARTER - Blades of Glory (6) vs. The Splitting Llamas (3)
TSL struck first when Mitchell Lowe finished a setup from Cam MacMillan and Myles Sreblowski, but BOG responded immediately and never looked back. Jason Bingol-Phillips tied the game just 22 seconds later before setting up Dawson Sharpley for the go-ahead goal 11 seconds after that. Dylan Sharpley, Andrew Franzese, and Liam Galloway added first-half markers to give BOG a commanding 5-1 lead at the break. In the second half, Bingol-Phillips capped off the scoring with his second goal of the game off assists from Galloway and Dylan Sharpley, sealing a 6-1 victory for BOG.
BOG - Brad McCallen - 10 shots
TSL - Chris Trubiani - 15 shots
A3 PLAY IN - Fumbuckers (5) vs. Garbagemen (4)
FUM stormed out to a 3-0 halftime lead and never looked back in a 5-2 win over GBM. Alec St. Gelais opened the scoring off feeds from Kenny Nicolaou and Ben Harris, before Jacob Bernard doubled the lead with help from Tyler McCloskey and St. Gelais. Just 32 seconds later, St. Gelais struck again, finishing a setup from Bernard and McCloskey to give FUM a commanding advantage at the break. GBM cut the deficit with goals from Mohammed Alam and Josh Meuse, but Tyler Maxwell restored the three-goal cushion off assists from Craig Turcot and Jake Pilon. McCloskey sealed the 5-2 victory with seconds remaining, assisted by Andrew Lafosse.
FUM - Mike Durkin - 10 shots
GBM - Jason G Roy - 15 shots
*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***
1. Gabriel Diotte-Joly (3G)
2. Jeff Armstrong (3G)
3. Alec St. Gelais (2G/1A)
Top goalie: Brad McCallen (1G on 10 shots)
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WEDNESDAY JULY 15 - DULUDE
B1 QUARTER - The Northmen (8) vs The Jolly Taxpayer (1)
An offensive-zone draw sparked the opening frame as Ashton Good roofed a rebound off the end boards to put TN on top, though TAX netminder Shawn Pilon kept the deficit to one with a clutch breakaway pad save. The late-period drama escalated when Peter Goddard (2G/1A) broke through the defense to tie it up, followed by TN goalie Josh Laurin standing tall on a buzzer-beating breakaway to keep the game deadlocked at the intermission. After Luc Genereux cashed in on a second-period powerplay scramble to reclaim the lead for TN, TAX pulled their goalie late, allowing Nick Habib to bury a loose ball and force overtime. Both sides traded chances in the extra frame, but it was Goddard who struck again late in the first OT, sealing a thrilling 3-2 comeback victory for TAX!
TAX - Shawn Pilon - 17 shots
TN - Josh Laurin - 15 shots
A1 QUARTER - Morning Wood (5) vs Stealth (4)
After MW netminder Mike Bourada stood tall with ten first-half saves, Mike Gallivan (2G) broke the ice on a late powerplay before Mark Pharoah (2G/1A) doubled the STH lead early in the second with a sleek transition tally. Although Paul Chahal quickly got MW on the board, STH answered with a devastating quick-strike sequence as Gallivan and Pharoah both buried their second goals of the night to stretch the lead to 4-1. Refusing to go quietly, MW mounted a furious late-game rally with a powerplay marker from Zach Thomas (1G/1A) and a clutch strike from Kyle Ager with just 58 seconds left, but STH ultimately shut the door to secure a hard-fought 4-3 victory.
STH - Brad McCallen - 19 shots
MW - Mike Bourada - 15 shots
B1 QUARTER - Vikings (6) vs Parking Lot Boys (3)
Brad Richards got the final game of the night off to an explosive start, blasting a point shot upstairs to give PLB the early lead before VKG's Kyle DeGiacomo quickly answered. PLB then weaponized their special teams as Sean Liebich (1G/1A) and Karter Dube (2G) both cashed in on back-to-back powerplays, though Aiden Ghavami (1G/1A) struck back to pull VKG within one after a potential game-tying slapshot was waved off for a high stick. Dube picked up right where he left off in the second, burying his second powerplay marker of the night before Joao Medeiros finished off a gorgeous breakaway move to extend the PLB lead to 5-2. Nicholas Dimuzio did manage to claw one back for VKG on a quick faceoff play during a too-many-men penalty, but PLB shut things down from there to seal a commanding 5-3 victory.
PLB - Andrew Riff - 20 shots
VKG - Mike Cyr - 20 shots
*** STARS OF THE NIGHT ***
1. Mark Pharoah (2G/1A)
2. Peter Goddard (2G/1A)
3. Sean Liebich (1G/1A)
TOP GOALIE: Shawn Pilon (2G on 17 shots)
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TUESDAY JULY 14- DULUDE
Beer League Bandits vs. McRideau Racoons
The warm temperatures didn't slow down BRB, who put together a dominant performance from start to finish in the opening game of the night. They controlled play throughout the first half, outshooting MRR 15-5 while building a commanding 5-0 lead heading into the break. The second half was more of the same as BRB continued to dictate the pace at both ends of the floor. Three more goals stretched the lead to 8-0 with just over seven minutes remaining, putting the game well out of reach. It was a complete team effort as BRB cruised to a convincing shutout victory.
BRB- Travis Guay – 14 shots
MRR- Matthew Lo - 25 shots
Balls Deep vs. Parking Lot Boys
Every inch of the floor was contested in a hard-fought battle between BD and PLB. BD opened the scoring less than two minutes into the game, but PLB answered a few minutes later to even things up. BD responded with back-to-back goals to build a 3-1 lead before the intensity ramped up, bringing with it a parade to the penalty box. PLB capitalized late in the half to cut the deficit to 3-2 heading into the break. The second half was just as tightly contested. PLB found the equalizer with 7:12 remaining, setting up a dramatic finish. A late penalty proved costly, as BD converted on the power play with just 1:28 left to regain the lead. They then struck again off the ensuing faceoff to seal the victory, pulling away late for a well-earned 5-3 win.
BD- Karson Fenn - 14 shots
PLB- Andrew Riff- 24 shots
Morning Wood vs. TBD
MW took on Just The Tip In, who stepped in to play a makeup game, and controlled the action from start to finish. They dictated the pace throughout the first half, creating plenty of scoring chances and building a 3-0 lead before the break. The second half followed a similar script as MW continued to dominate possession and capitalize on their opportunities, adding three more goals to complete the shutout. It was a complete team performance as MW cruised to a convincing 6-0 victory.
MW- Mike Bourada- 10 shots
TBD- 22 shots
*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***
1. Cody Petrash (1G/6A)
2. Sam Rattray (1G/3A)
3. Noah Maitland (2G/1A)
TOP GOALIE: Travis Guay (0G on 14 shots – 1A )
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TUESDAY JULY 14- PINECREST
Sacred Blue vs. Wang Gang
Sacred Blue struck first in this contest, pulling ahead early on. Wang Gang quickly answered back before the half with a short-handed goal. Wang Gang carried that momentum into the next period, taking the lead with only 3:13 left and securing an insurance cushion at 1:26. Wang Gang won the game by a final score of 3-1.
SB - Aqleem Sipra - 27 shots
WG - Michael Sterling - 10 shots
Blades Of Glory vs. Pylons
Pylons capitalized early on, jumping out to a lead with back-to-back power-play goals. BOG answered back with a strong push of their own, finding the back of the net twice early in the 2nd period. However, Pylons took over in the final minutes of play, scoring two rapid-fire goals to break the tie and ice the game. Ultimately, the Pylons emerged victorious with a final score of 4-2.
BOG – Justin Lee - 26 shots
PYL - Matt Cosgrove - 15 shots
Lumberjacks vs. Redline
After a quiet start to the game, the second period erupted with a flurry of offensive action in what was easily the game of the night. Lumberjacks jumped out to a quick two-goal lead after finding the back of the net. Refusing to back down, Redline mounted a stunning late-period comeback. It only took twenty-five seconds to tie it up. Redline completed the rapid-fire rally with the game-winning goal at the 2:45 mark. Redline secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over Lumberjacks.
LBJ - Bilal Hussain Syed - 24 shots
RL - Behrooz Amoli - 9 shots
*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***
1. Scott Rail (1G/2A)
2. Matteo Disipio (3A)
3. Landon Prosty (2G)
TOP GOALIE: Aqleem Sipra (3G on 27 shots)
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MONDAY JULY 13
Ottawa Nationals vs. Savage Seagulls
The first game of the night was between Ottawa Nationals (ON) and Savage Seagulls (SS). SS opened the scoring early in the game as Tom Powell found the back of the net to give his team a 1-0 lead. SS added to their lead shortly after as Peter Donato made it a 2-0 game. ON Max Birnie redirected a point shot top corner to make it a 2-1 game with just under 10 minutes to play in the first period. Shots were 12-8 in favour of SS at the intermission as they lead 2-1. SS Chase Donaghy and Peter Donato scored to give their team a 4-1 lead with just over 5 minutes to play. SS hang on for the 4-1 win.
SS – Jonah Hogle – 17 Shots
ON – Andy Hoang – 22 Shots
Orlando Solar Bears vs. Vikings
The second game of the night was between Orlando Solar Bears (OSB) and Vikings (VKG). VKG scored in the opening minute courtesy of Adam Campbell to make it a 1-0 game. Both teams generated opportunities throughout the period, but the score remained unchanged. Shots were 7-6 in favour of VKG at the intermission. OSB tied things up with roughly 5 minutes remaining as Jacob Casarin scored on a nice wrap-around to make it 1-1. VKG regained the lead a few minutes later when Nick DiMuzio found the back of the net to make it a 2-1 game. OSB pulled the goalie in the final minute but were unable to score the equalizer as VKG win 2-1.
VKG – Andy Hoang – 13 Shots
OSB – Aaron Macphearson – 15 Shots
Stealth vs. Fumbuckers
The third game of the night was between Stealth (STH) and Fumbuckers (FUM). STH Shane Spencer opened the scoring when he snapped it blocker side from the slot to make it a 1-0 game. FUM answered back a few minutes later when Ben Harris knocked down the point shot before burying the loose ball to make it a 1-1 game. STH Shane Spencer netted his second of the game shortly after to give his team a 2-1 lead. STH Brad McCallen hammered home a one-timer for a nice PPG to give his team a 3-1 lead. STH added another courtesy of Thomas Gallivan to give them a 4-1 lead. STH Mark Pharoah scored a beauty before the end of the period to give his team a 5-1 lead. Shots 14-9 in favour of STH at the intermission. STH made it 6-1 when Thomas Gallivan netted his second of the evening. FUM Jacob Bernard redirected a point shot to make it a 6-2 game with a little less than 10 minutes to play. FUM Alex St. Gelais snapped one from the wall that alluded the goalie to make it a 6-3 game. STH win 6-3.
STH – Jacob McKenzie – 14 Shots
FB – Mike Durkin – 22 Shots
Mighty Drunks vs. The Jolly Taxpayer
The last game of the night the night was between Mighty Drunks (MD) and Jolly Taxpayer (TAX). TAX opened the scoring courtesy of Nick Habib to make it 1-0. Shots were 7-4 in favour of TAX at the intermission. TAX scored in the opening minute of the second period when Brandon Charles hammered home a slapshot off the draw, beating the goalie clean blocker for a 2-0 lead. Tax Christopher Donegan added another to extend his teams lead to 3-0. TAX Marshal Estabrooks and Eric Saunders added goals to make it a 5-0 lead with just over 5 minutes to play. TAX cruise to a 7-0 win.
TAX – Shawn Pilon – 13 Shots
MD – Colin Samojlenko – 29 Shots
*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***
1. Brad McCallen (1G/3A)
2. Shane Spencer (2G/2A)
3. Peter Donato (2G/1A)
TOP GOALIE: Shawn Pilon (SO on 13 shots)
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