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WEEKLY UPDATE

It’s all over, congratulations to Stealth (A) and Hockey Balboa (B) for taking home the championships in their respective divisions. To see their winning team pictures before they are uploaded to the website check us out at www.facebook.com/htbhl and don’t forget to LIKE US!

On this final night, we had both the A Semifinals and Final to determine our A division champ. The Semifinal were won handily with closest margin of victory being 5 goals with the higher seed going 1/1 while the Final was decided by a 3 goal margin. To find out what happened check out the recaps below.

Thanks to everyone that helped make this season possible. We hope you enjoyed the league and see you back on the floor this summer.

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Cory Lindsay (4G)

2. Adam Winges (3G/1A)

3. Mike Gallivan (2G/2A)

TOP GOALIE – Brad McCallen (0.90 SV%)

RECAPS

A Semi - Wild Hogs (5) vs Stealth (1)

STH went straight to the offence scoring in the first minute. Cameron Romain (1G/2A) found the rebound and tapped it through the five-hole. A minute later Mathieu Barrette (1G/2A) shot on net trickled through the pads for the quick 2-0 lead. Another minutes another STH goal. Michael White (3G/1A) was in the mid-slot when he scored five-hole. Seconds later WH had possession, passed it across to Adam Winges (3G/1A) for the goal under the glove. Evan McKibbon created a turnover, then picked top corner. 3-2. The rest of the period was all for STH. Cory Lindsay (4G) scored two low shots. Mike Gallivan (2G/3A) deked his way into the back of the net before the buzzer. STH had the first period 8-2 with shots in favour 21-13. Five minutes into the second STH turner over the ball again. Dominic Caminiti (1G/2A) was in front of the net when he got the pass scoring glove side. STH answered with two goals within forty seconds for the 11-3 lead. Winges tried to get his team back in this one with back-to-back goals. In the last five minutes Mark Pharaoh (2G/3A) carried the ball around the zone into the slot scoring with the backhander. We saw another two goals in the last few minutes. STH won the game 16-6 and await to see who they will play in the finals.

STH – Brad McCallen – 29 shots

WH – Matthew Lavryssen – 44 shots

A Semi – Pylons (3) vs The Farm (2)

TF got on the board first a minute in with a deep goal from Gio Balice (2G/1A). Two minutes later Andrew Stephens (1G/1A) went upstairs and made it 2-0. Halfway through the period PYL got on the board. Austin Miljour-Selkirk (1G/2A) backed the rebound off Bourada from the below the goal line. 2-1. Three minutes later Jay Wilson (2G) buried the second rebound goal for the equalizer. Landon Prosty (3G) got he pass out from the corner for the one timer down low. PYL took the lead and the period 3-2 with shots in favour 22-18. PYL made this a two-goal game with another one-timer from Brendon MacKay (1G/1A). Prosty curled off the wing to the point scoring with a hard wrister past the blocker. PYL 5-2. Balice was in front of the net when he roofed it, then Brock Murray tipped in the point shot, TF back in this down one goal. Halfway through the period Wilson was sitting backdoor when he tapped it in. Dave Doran was in front of the net when he got just enough of it to score. PYL back up 7-4. There was five minutes when Cosgrove came up with the big save to frustrate TF even more. PYL went on to on to score another two and won the game 9-4. PYL would face STH in the finals.

PYL – Matt Cosgrove – 37 shots

TF – Mike Bourada – 41 shots

A Final – Pylons (3) vs Stealth (1)

The first goal came just over three minutes in. Jordan Stumpf picked up the rebound scoring with the backhander over the downed McCallen. PYL up 1-0. Midway point, STH were on the powerplay when Jacob McKenzie was on the point scoring. 1-1. Michael White (2G) was at half when he picked top cheese over the blocker for the lead, STH up 2-1. With seconds left Mike Gallivan (2G/2A) roofed it from the side of the net. STH led the first 3-1, shots belonged to PYL 17-16. Miljour-Selkirk got the ball off the draw roofing it in front. One goal game. STH got back the cushion goal two minutes after with a wrister off the post from White. Less than a minute later, Mark Pharaoh (1G/2A) came up the middle rung it off the post, off the Cosgrove and in. 4-2. STH found the back of the net, but the goal got called back due to kicking motion. There were four minutes left when PYL were on the powerplay. There was a scramble in front when Ryan Childerhouse (1G/1A) roofed it. STH went on to score their own powerplay goal and secured the championship. STH won 6-3. Congrats A Champs!

STH – Brad McCallen – 31 shots

PYL – Matt Cosgrove – 30 shots

B Final - Screaming Eagles (7) vs Hockey Balboa (3)

B Finals, 9 vs 3… HKB were quick to get to work. Darryl Patterson (2G) cut through the slot scoring with a backhander. 1-0. Less than a minute later Hugh Campbell buried the point shot glove side, 2-0. Aaron Holmes (1G/1A) put the pressure on in front of the net which created the turnover scoring in front. 3-0. Zachary Neath won the face-off firing the wrister on net making it 4-0. There were seven minutes left when Joel Roblin (2G/1A) fired the low slapper from the wing and got SE on the board. Tim Riopelle (2G) scored back-to-back goals within a minute and got SE back in the game. HKB were on top 5-3 after one, with shots in favour 18-16. HKB got an early powerplay which led to the point shot goal from Chris Ward. Four minutes later, Jason Mawson was station in front of the net when he tipped in the point shot. There were seven minutes to go when HKB turned over the ball, SE made a nice pass to Roblin who picked his spot over the blocker. That was the goal of the game, HKB won 6-5. Congrats to HKB, B Champs!

HKB – Russ Latham – 32 shots

SE – Al Villeneuve – 34 shots