Oct 22, 2012 | breeves | 860 views
Consulation Champs In Hillsburgh Tournament
The Peewee Rep boys brought in the 2012 season on a winning note, bringing home the Consulation Championship Trophy this past weekend!
Game #1 against Ayr:
This was a hard fought game, which could have went either way with a little luck around the Ayr net. The boys just couldn't find the back of the net. Ayr managed to get the one and only goal of the game in the first period. Rourke Elliot made many great saves keeping the game at 1-0 and earning the player of the game. Nole Black would have to leave the game and the remainder of the tournament before the first puck dropped as he come down with the flu.
Game#2 against Erin:
This was a very rewarding game for the boys as some of the systems they have been working on finally started to pay off. The fore checking and net presence was a big factor in the game. Riley Moore started the scoring off in the first period with a shot from the point with assists going to Liam McArthur and Jacob Reeves. The line of Luke Cowan, Ryan Pacheco and Caleb Rice were a force with Cowen getting the hat trick and adding one assist. Rice would add one goal and four assists, with Pacheco potting one goal and adding an assist. The line of Eli Cook, Parker Snyders and Jacob Reeves were also on their game getting many scoring chances. Reeves would add two more goals with assists going to Snyders and Cook. The defence (Riley Moore, Liam McArthur and Alex Iles) also had a great game making many stick to stick passes and great defensive plays. Iles, Moore and McArthur would each add two assists. Rourke had a great game again when he was called upon. But it was Caleb Rice who would earn the player of the game as he tallied one goal and 4 assists. Final score was 8-1 in favor of the Rams.
Game #3 against Little Britain -Consolation Final:
This game was continuation of the previous game as the boys continued to play hard, working the forecheck and driving to the opponents net creating many scoring chances. The scoring was spread out with singles going to McArthur, Cowen, Iles, Reeves and Cook. Adding assists were Moore and Snyders. The final score was 5-0 for the Rams with Elliot earning the shut out. But it was Riley Moore being rewarded the player of the game for his great defensive play.