WEEKLY UPDATE:
Week 6 brought offensive explosions, DS dominance, PSM’s comeback, and STH’s mercy-rule masterpiece. Goalies everywhere had a rough night, and defense remained suspiciously optional!

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT***

Jonathan Lachance (7G/3A)

Kelly Brant (1G/4A)

Top Goalie: Mathieu Lachance (17/19 saves, 1A)

Off the Chaine vs The Vintage Seven: TVS opened the scoring, but OTC quickly decided they’d had enough of that nonsense, responding with four unanswered goals to seize control. TVS managed to interrupt the run, only for OTC to add another before the first-period buzzer, taking a commanding 5–2 lead into the break. The second period brought a little more hope for TVS, as they traded goals with OTC and chipped away at the deficit. With time running out, TVS pulled their goalie for the extra attacker, hoping to spark a miracle comeback. Unfortunately, the rally ran out of time before the miracle arrived. OTC held on for the 6–4 victory!

OTC – Gianfranco Manto – 39 shots

TVS – Jeff Squires – 50 shots

The OGs vs Pugi Smalls: TOG and PSM put on an offensive showcase, with defense apparently taking the night off. TOG struck first, and after PSM answered, TOG rattled off three straight goals to build a 4–1 lead. PSM fought back with two of their own, but TOG added another to finish the opening period up 5–3, despite being outshot 19–15. The second period started with PSM closing the gap, but TOG briefly restored their two-goal cushion. Then PSM unleashed an absolute scoring avalanche, burying five straight goals to flip the game completely. TOG kept battling, but two empty-netters sealed PSM’s impressive 11–8 comeback victory!

PSM – Nadeem Irfan – 35 shots

TOG – Dalton Brown – 39 shots

Dangle Squad vs Co-Ed Crusaders: DS came into this matchup ready to remind everyone why they’re one of the toughest teams to beat. After trading the opening goals with CEC, DS unleashed an absolutely ridiculous six-goal scoring streak before CEC managed to interrupt the party. DS added another before the break, taking a commanding 8–2 lead while outshooting CEC 23–11. The second period brought more of the same offensive fireworks, although CEC managed to find the net four times to make things a little more respectable. DS simply responded whenever needed, adding five more goals to finish the night in style. Another game, another dominant performance, another DS victory: 13–6!

DS – Matt Mossop – 28 shots

CEC – Gianfranco Manto – 33 shots

Grandpa Doug and Friends vs Scotty’s Too Hotties: GDF and STH started with a goal apiece, but then STH apparently decided one goal was simply not enough. STH exploded for seven unanswered goals, turning a competitive opening into an absolute scoring avalanche. By the end of the first period, STH held an 8–1 lead and an 18–12 shot advantage. The second period offered little relief for GDF, as STH added another before GDF managed to score their second. STH responded with three more goals, bringing their total to an astonishing 12. With ten minutes still remaining, the mercy rule mercifully ended the contest. STH cruised to a dominant 12–2 victory, leaving GDF searching for answers!

STH – Mathieu Lachance – 19 shots

GDF – Nick Jaz – 28 shots