Hat Trick Ball Hockey League
Men's Gym - Alta Vista (Sun)
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WEEKLY UPDATE
It was a night full of ups and downs, featuring plenty of goals, assists, and even a few scrums. The action was intense, with the goalie facing a high volume of shots throughout the game. Fans were treated to fast-paced, high-energy play from start to finish. Amid all the excitement, two teams managed to keep their undefeated records intact. Meanwhile, two others are still searching for their first win of the season.
RECAPS
Wolfpack vs Great Balls of Fire
GBF opened the scoring just seconds into the game, setting the tone early. WLF quickly responded with back-to-back goals to take the lead. In a two-minute burst, Justin Beauchamp sparked a three-goal rally, giving GBF a 4-3 advantage at halftime. The second half saw fewer goals, but GBF managed to extend their lead to 5-3. Despite a late push from WLF, who closed the gap to one, GBF held on to secure a 5-4 victory.
GBF – Ethan Parr – 30 shots
WLF – Julien Duval – 14 shots
Panthers vs Jacking Lumber
PAN started strong, jumping out to a 3-0 lead with two goals from Steve Howlett. JKL responded with a powerplay goal by Jake Daigle to get on the board. Early in the second period, JKL narrowed the gap to 3-2. PAN answered back midway through the period with another goal to restore their two-goal cushion. They held that lead the rest of the way and secured a 4-2 win.
PAN – Felix Boucher – 25 shots
JKL – Michael Sterling – 23 shots
Wolfpack vs Panthers
PAN came out strong, taking a 2-0 lead in the first period. They kept the pressure on in the second, adding two quick goals within seconds. WLF fought back with two goals of their own to stay in the game. However, Alex Cousineau sealed the win with the final goal. PAN came out on top with a 5-2 victory.
PAN – Felix Boucher – 14 shots
WLF – Julien Duval – 24 shots
Lumberjacks vs Noel Properties
This was a high-scoring game, with LBJ opening the scoring on the powerplay. NP quickly responded, tying it up less than a minute later. LBJ then went on a scoring frenzy, pulling ahead with a dominant offensive stretch. Pat Portelance led the way for LBJ, contributing heavily to their scoring run. LBJ controlled the second half with four unanswered goals and cruised to an 11-3 victory, despite a late goal from NP.
LBJ – Alex Paquette – 35 shots
NP – Josh Laurin – 27 shots
Blackwater vs The Farm
This game was wild, high-scoring affari with a total of 23 goals. TF came out fast, dominating the first period with a 6-2 lead. Six players - Cole Dashnay, John Bertrand, Austin Perron, John Growe, Matt Trepanier and Nolan Marshall - each recorder four or more points. BW surged in the second period, steadily chipping away at the lead and closing the gap to 8-7 with seven minutes left. TF pulled ahead 11-7, but BW battled back to make it 11-10 before TF sealed the 13-10 win with two late goals.
TF – Josh Laurin – 31 shots
BW – Guillaume Auger – 50 shots
Honey Badgers vs Care
CA opened the scoring three minutes into the game, but HB responded with three straight goals to take a 3-1 lead. CA cut the deficit to one just before the break, trailing 3-2 at halftime. Early in the second, CA came out strong with two quick goals to regain the lead. HB answered with two of their own to go up 5-4, but Brandon Rae tied it at 5. A powerplay goal from Sean Mullan gave HB the edge, and after trading goals in the final minute, HB came out on top with an 8-6 win.
HB – Al Villeneuve – 36 shots
CA – Mark Christopher – 35 shots
*** 3 STARS OF THE NIGHT ***
1. Austin Perron (5G/1A)
2. John Growe (4G/2A)
3. Cole Dashnay (4G/1A)
Top goalie: Felix Boucher (23/25 saves)