Hat Trick Ball Hockey League
Coed Orleans - Sunday
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PICK-UP: Wednesday Orleans needs a goalie
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WEEKLY UPDATE
Welcome to the Sunday Ball Hockey League! Get ready for an exciting season with competitive matchups, new teams, and plenty of action on the rink. Whether you're playing or cheering from the sidelines, it's sure to be an enjoyable experience for all involved! The Sunday Winter season kicks off with two new teams joining the open division, bringing the total to 8 teams. The Draft league also returns with 4 teams, and there are some exciting matchups to look forward to as the season begins.
Game Recaps-
VitD vs GB - It was an evenly matched game with GB missing a few regular players but having strong spares ready. GB struck first to open the scoring, but VitD quickly responded to tie it up. GB then capitalized with two quick goals, taking a 3-1 lead. VitD found their rhythm and went on a scoring spree, netting 4 consecutive goals to make it 5-3. GB didn’t give up, narrowing the gap to 5-4 with over 6 minutes left.With 3:40 remaining, VitD extended their lead back to two goals. However, GB continued to push, pulling within 6-5 with 1:54 to play. On the very next shift, GB tied it up, and it looked like the game was heading to a shootout. But in a dramatic twist, GB scored the game-winner with just 27 seconds left, completing an incredible late-game comeback for the win.
BKDQ vs. PP – BKDQ introduced some new players to the Draft league, and they made a huge impact on the game. PP had some spares filling in, but it was a one-sided affair from the start. BKDQ dominated early, with the newcomers factoring in on 6 of their 9 goals.BKDQ quickly built a 3-0 lead, but PP responded with 2 goals midway through the first half. However, BKDQ finished the half strong, scoring 3 unanswered goals to take a 6-2 lead into half time. In the second half, BKDQ continued their dominance, adding 3 more goals while keeping PP off the scoreboard. BKDQ cruised to a decisive 9-2 victory, earning their first win of the season in impressive fashion.
PaF vs OiS - RaF, a new team this season, made a strong impression with a top-notch goalie, a skilled scorer, and very strong ladies players, positioning them as a top contender. OiS, returning after a solid season, proved to be a tough opponent when their top players are present. RaF came out strong, scoring 2 quick goals in less than 5 minutes. OiS responded with a goal to make it 2-1, but RaF quickly regained control, scoring 3 straight in a 4-minute span to take a 5-1 lead with 5 minutes left in the first half. OiS answered with two goals to cut the lead to 5-3, but RaF ended the half with a goal to make it 6-3.In the second half, OiS came out fast, scoring two goals to make it 6-5, but RaF again regained momentum, scoring 5 straight goals to push the lead to 11-5. OiS added 2 late goals, but it wasn’t enough, as RaF cruised to an 11-7 victory.
LS vs AT - AT returned after taking the fall session off, coming back with a strong lineup full of scorers, top-tier ladies, and players who never stop moving. LS, after a tough semifinal loss in the last session, were eager to start the season strong against a tough team like AT. AT opened the scoring a few minutes in, but LS quickly answered to tie it up at 1-1. AT regained the lead, but LS continued to fight back, scoring two consecutive goals to take a 3-2 lead at halftime. In the second half, AT tied it up 3-3 just two minutes in, but LS regained the lead again, making it 4-3 on the next shift. From there, AT took control, scoring 3 straight goals to take the lead and add a couple of insurance goals. LS pulled their goalie late, but AT capitalized with an empty-net goal at 1:20 to play, then added another at 0:15 to secure an 8-4 win. Despite the final score, it was a tightly contested game.
LParl vs G&G - LParl returned after a tough loss in the finals last season, eager to start the new season strong. G&G, who missed the final four last session, came in with a few new faces looking for an early win. LParl were dominant from the start, scoring early and often. They netted the first three goals before G&G managed to get on the board with 8 minutes left in the first half. LParl responded with 4 straight goals to take a commanding 7-1 lead, and G&G got one back just before halftime. In the second half, LParl continued their offensive onslaught, scoring 4 more goals to make it 11-2, bringing the game close to a mercy win. G&G managed to delay that with a goal at the 10:45 mark. However, LParl quickly scored two more on the next shift, pushing the score to 13-3 and sealing the game with a mercy win. LParl started their season off strong with a dominant 13-3 victory.
ShSt vs. RE RE, last season's league champions, kicked off the new season strong, continuing their dominant form with a team-first approach. They opened the scoring with 3 straight goals, quickly putting ShSt on their heels. ShSt responded with one goal, but RE answered back with 2 quick goals, extending their lead to 5-1. ShSt fought back, scoring 2 goals before halftime to make it 5-3. In the second half, RE pushed their lead back to 3 goals. ShSt kept it close, scoring right after, but RE responded with 2 quick goals to regain control. ShSt got one more back, but that was all they could manage. RE finished strong, winning their season opener 9-5.
*** Players of the Night ***
M- Pat Portelance (5G/1A)
F- Alicia Blomberg (3G/1A)
G- James Spottswood (2 goals against on 31 shots)