Mar 07, 2011 | lmcdougall | 740 views
A 3 GAME WINNING STREAK!
The Rams have brought March in like a lion!
The Atom Rams travelled to Hanover February 23 for the first of two games against the Falcons. The first two periods saw lots of action in the opponent's end, but no score until into the third. Then, the Rams poured on the pressure with Nathan Zeinstra, assisted by Kaleb Rice and Tyler Duncan, firing a shot in suprising the Hanover goalie minutes into the third.
Then, Tyler Stewart sniped his first goal of his career (congrats Tyler!) the Ram's second of the game, assisted by Colby Storey and Austin Mallot. But the action didn't stop there: Cole Whitten, assisted by winger Eli McCook and defenceman Ben Wildeman, torpedoed one from the blue line. Minutes later, Whitten, asssisted by Brett Stewart, fired in his second of the game for a final score of 4 - 0 Rams.
The Falcons met the Rams days later. This time the Rams were on home ice and they came out swinging! Winger Kaleb Rice blasted the puck, assisted by Tanner Gordon, early in the first period. Then Rice passed the puck to Nathan Zeinstra who followed suit. Score at the bottom of the first: Rams 2, Falcons 0.
Second period action saw goalie Rourke Elliot make some incredible saves, staving off the opposition. Then, defenceman Tanner Gordon, assisted by fellow defenceman Alexander Valarro, threw in the team's final goal for a final score of Rams 3, Falcons 1.
The Walkerton Capitals met Mount Forest Rams on home ice March 1, and the month came in like a lion!
Game 3 of a 3 game winning streak for the Rams.
First period action saw Eli McCook open the scoring with a shot fired from an assist by Cole Whitten. Moments later, McCook, assisted by winger Colby Storey, threw the Ram's second goal of the game. Period two saw McCook, unasssited, throw in his third for a hat-trick, Rams now up by 3.
But the action continued in the Capitals end as Tanner Gordon, assisted by Caleb Rice, launched the puck. To wrap things up, Whitten produced what would be the team's fifth goal of what looked like it would be a shut-out for goalie Rourke Elliot. In the end, the Capitals retaliated, but ran out of time: Mount Forest 5, Capitals 2.
Way to go RAMS!