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WEEKLY UPDATE

Welcome to the Monday night Coed league at Hintonburg – six of our eight teams kicked off their season last night and overall, it went relatively well. It was nice to see faces we hadn’t seen in a while and also fun to see so many new faces. We saw a couple blowouts in the first two games, which doesn’t mean much this early in the season, and the final game was nice and tight defensive battle. Looking forward to see how teams look midway through the season as players get to know each other.

A few reminders for you:

White tape is required around your blade.

There are changerooms with showers behind the bathrooms – please use them by going through the washroom.

The community centre has reminded us that we shouldn’t use the kitchen, so please stay out of it.

RECAPS

Byron Beauties VS Ready To Duo

RTD scored the first two goals of the season with the very first one belonging to Tim Squires. BB would get one back later in the frame but JF Parent would score his 2nd of the game and set up the next one giving RTD a 4-1 lead. A few more goals were scored before half as RTD held a 6-2 lead with shots being equal on both sides with 18 a piece. The second period saw the same as the first as RTD flexed their muscle finding the back of the night three more times and walking away with a 9-3 victory.

BB – Michael Mirdamadi – 33 shots

RTD – Vatt Dhaliwal – 31 Shots

Team 3 VS Hintonburgers

HB would get on the board first thanks to a nice one by Maaiyaa Sundralingam who beat Mr. Jaz. The lead was short-lived, but HB would get it back minutes later taking a 2-1 lead. This seemed to ignite T3 as they would score the next three taking a 4-2 lead into the break while dominating heavily the shot count 37-15. The second half would see T3 turn on the switch and spend a lot of time in the offensive zone as they scored the next four goals to take a commanding 8-3 lead. Asthon Good would find the back of the net for the second time in the game, but T3 was just too strong as they walk away feeling good with their 10-3 win. HB goalie wasn’t feeling that good as he faced a crazy 65 shots.

T3 – Nick Jaz – 31 shots

HB – Phil Laurenco– 65 shots

The Natural Disasters VS Super Snipers

Captain Paul Bourgeois could have set a record for the first goal in the game as he won the draw forward and scored just three seconds in giving SS a very early 1-0 lead. Things would slow down for a bit but not completely as Paul would be at it again and would open up a 2-0 lead. As you would expect, it was only fitting for him to score the third goal to earn the natural hat trick, but most importantly for SS a comfortable 3-0 lead. TND would continue to press and get rewarded in the second frame as their captain; Robby Perrigo would sneak one by making it a 3-1 game. TND would pull their tender and throw everything on net, but couldn’t get the next one as SS hold on for a 3-1 win.

TND – Travis Guay – 34 shots

SS – Phil Laurenco – 37 shots

*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***

Male- Warren Gies (5G)

Female- Rachel Bolzon (2G, 3A)

Goalie – Phil Laurenco (1G on 37 shots)