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RECAPS – Thursday May 29th

Orlando Solar Bears vs. Gongshow

OSB took the lead early into the first period. OSB had a 5-3-man advantage halfway through the first period. Another penalty for GSH gave OSB a full 4 minutes on the PP. GSH’s Matthew Romain scored a beautiful shorthanded goal. The game was tied for a short time as OSB scored in the last seconds of the powerplay. It was 2-1 for OSB at half with shots 11-5 in favor of OSB. Only one minute into the second half, OSB’s Murat Camci scored a goal and gave his team the two point lead. OSB scored two more goals. GSH had two PP and few opportunities but couldn’t capitalize on them. The game ended 4-1 for OSB.

OBS – Aaron McPherson – 10 shots

GSH – Lee Gratton – 24 shots

Blades of Steel vs. Pylons

In the second game of the night, we only saw one goal in the first period, and it was from PYL’s Jack Gasperetti. It was 1-0 for PYL at half with shots 13-4 in favor of PYL. PYL stayed in the other team’s zone for most of the period. BOS’s goalie Dana Wright helped his team to keep the lead, to just one goal as he would make some impressive saves. PYL added two more goals right before the end and would win the game 3-0.

BOS – Dana Wright – 26 shots

PYL – Matt Cosgrove – 12 shots

Goblins vs. Twine Ticklers

For the third game of the night, GOB’s Bernard Murdoch opened the scoring assisted by David Bottos. Few minutes later, TT answered with a shorthanded goal from Hayden Bell. GOB took control at the end of the first period and scored two goals. It was 3-1 for GOB at half with shots 13-6 in favor of TT. Only 30 seconds into the second half, Malcolm Simpson from TT scored an unassisted goal. GOB continued to lead the game even while being outshot by TT. Both teams would exchange goals till the end of the game. TT had a PP in the last 2 minutes of the game but couldn’t capitalize on it. GOB won 5-3.

GOB – Mike Bourada – 25 shots

TT – Sean Haughian – 9 shots

Balls Deep vs. Mighty Drunks

The last game of the night started strong with a goal from MD. Two minutes later, BD’s Will MacDonald answered with a goal. BD took the lead halfway trough the first period and managed to keep their lead until the end of the game. MD would manage to add another goal but couldn’t keep up with BD’s momentum. Will MacDonald completed a hat trick, and Noah Maitland scored a powerplay goal. BD won 6-2.

BD – Karson Fenn – 10 shots

MD – Liam Avery – 22 shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Will MacDonald (3G/1A)

2. Hayden Bell (2G)

3. Mitchell Horne (1G/2A)

TOP GOALIE – Dana Wright (23 save /26 shots)

WEEKLY UPDATE – Tuesday May 27th

We kicked off week #5 with 5 games on the slate including 4 in the A and 1 in the B with some intriguing matchups. Out of the 5 games, 3 were decided by 2 goals or less. Traitors and Stealth are tied atop the A while Mercenaries are currently holding down top spot in the B with 2 teams still looking for their first win of the season.

Reminder that all spares must complete the waiver link at the top of the page before playing. It is also the responsibility of each captain to ensure the game sheets are correct so please check in with the scorekeeper prior to the start of your games.

RECAPS

Firewagon vs Stealth

The first game of the night saw Firewagon (FWG) facing off against Stealth (STH). STH opened the scoring with under 8 minutes remaining in the first period when Thomas Gallivan found the back of the net to make it 1-0. Both teams generated good scoring chances, but STH had the only goal of the period, leading 1-0 at the break. Shots were 7-6 in favour of FWG at the intermission. STH increased their lead to 2-0 early in the second courtesy of Mike Gallivan. FWG broke the ice as their PP expired when Jason Murfitt snapped the ball home to make it a 2-1 game. STH Mike Gallivan potted his second of the night shortly after to restore the two-goal lead, 3-1 STH. FWG made things interesting when Sean Mullan found the back of the net with under 3 minutes to play, making it a 3-2 game. STH added an empty netter to win 4-2.

STH – Ben Bisson – 17 Shots

FWG – Mike Adams – 16 Shots

Traitors vs Garbagemen

The second installment of the nigh saw Traitors (TRA) taking on Garbagemen (GBM). TRA got a pair of goals from Mike Quesnel in under 10 seconds to give them a 2-0 lead halfway through the first period. TRA Nick Smith scored a third goal for his team within the same minute to make it a 3-0 game. GBM responded shortly after with a goal scored by Ali Sandhu to make it a 3-1 game. TRA head into the intermission leading 3-1 and outshooting their opponents 11-6. TRA added a pair of goals in the second period courtesy of Andrew Bean and Zack Salsman to make it a 5-1 game. TRA added a couple more as they cruised to a 7-1 win.

TRA – Ryan Girgrah – 13 Shots

GBM – Usamaah Gill – 26 Shots

Twine Ticklers vs Lumberjacks

The third game of the night was between Twine Ticklers (TT) and Lumberjacks (LBJ). LBJ opened the scoring a few minutes in as Brad McCarter found the back of the net to make it 1-0. TT tied things up before the end of the period as Braeden Staples corralled the loose ball and fired it home to make it a 1-1 game. LBJ regained the lead before the break as Nathan Rehner made it a 2-1 game. Shots were 6-5 in favour of LBJ. LBJ Ashton Good snapped the ball high glove to make it a 3-1 game early in the second frame. TT Thomas Pezoulas was the recipient of a slick passing play, making it a 3-2 game. LBJ Nathan Rehner got his second goal of the game into the empty net to make it a 4-2 game with just over a minute remaining. TT made things interesting with a nice goal from Brendan Whitlaw to make it a 4-3 game in the final minute. LBJ hang on for the 4-3 win.

LBJ – Alex Paquette – 15 Shots

TT – Travis Guay – 17 Shots

Ugly Pucklings vs Ottawa Nationals

The fourth game of the night was between Ugly Pucklings (UP) and Ottawa Nationals (ON). UP opened the scoring when Nick DiMuzio converted on a 2 on 1 to give his team a 1-0 lead. UP Nicolas Petrut scored a nice goal five hole from in tight to give his team a 2-0 lead. UP added another pair of goals courtesy of Jake Hardwick and Matt Gray to make it a 4-0 game. ON Fraser MacQueen scored before the period ended to make it a 4-1 game. Shots were 6-3 in favour of UP at the intermission. UP increased their lead when Carson Kazda snapped the ball from the slot through a screen to make it a 5-1 game. Both teams added another pair of goals, with the final score being 7-3.

UP – Mike Cyr – 10 Shots

ON – John Maccauig – 16 Shots

Mercenaries vs Albany River Rats

The fifth and final game of the night saw Mercenaries (MCN) playing against Albany River Rats (ARR). ARR opened the scoring midway through the first period as Dave Martyniuk found the back of the net. ARR increased their lead to 2-0 courtesy of Scott Rail. MCN scored shortly after to make it a 2-1 game as Kirk Lehman beat the goalie with a snapshot. MCN Craig Schneider helped his team convert on the PP as he hammered a slapshot from he point to knot things up a 2. Shots were all tied up at 6-6 at the break. MCN gained their first lead of the night courtesy of Shain Raichura as he beat the goalie clean from in tight to make it a 3-2 game. ARR pushed hard to tie things up but MCN hung on for the 3-2 win.

MCN – Jason G Roy – 17 Shots

ARR – Gurek Deol – 16 Shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

1. Marc-Antoine Petrut (2G/1A)

2. Nicolas Petrut (1G/3A)

3. Nathan Rehner (2G/1A)

TOP GOALIE : STH – Ben Bisson – 17 Shots (15 Saves)