Wednesday June 6

(3)Golden Knights vs Fat Roy(9)

Fat Roy pound Golden Knights in easy 9-3 win

Fat Roy put a hurtin on the Golden Knights Wednesday night. However, it wasn't until the second period that this contest slipped into one direction. Only up 2-1, Fat Roy distanced themselves by adding four unanswered goals by the second to carry a favourable 6-1 lead. Surprisingly only A.Jalilvand was able to score twice out of the nine that went in. The new additions of Y.Gazura and J.Velenosi went noticed immediately to the existing fire power as both players combined for seven points. The Golden Knights knew they entered the night playing with fire having only seven p-layers dressed. Despite the loss, Y.St-Georges picked up-from where he left off participating in all three goals.

(2)Team Haiti vs Fat Cats(5)

G.Bampos power play goal helps secure win for Fat Cats

Even though the Fat Cats were slightly up in the third period, G.Bampos re assured his teammates that this game was stapled for the win. Team Haiti pulled within one and played thirsty to level up until a costly penalty came to bite them. Bampos made the score 4-2 with just over four minutes remaining. Five different players found the back of the net for the Fat Cats with G.DeMarinnis bagging the winner. Team Haiti had some good sequences but aren't where they would like to be just yet.

(4)HBHA Masters 37+ vs United Armenians (2)

HBHA Masters use two power play goals to rally past United Armenians

Every area of their game appeared to working in full force except for one. The United Armenians took control-from the get go sparking goals in both the first and second periods while getting exceptional goaltending-from G.Follano. They scored once on the power play courtesy of M.Yeramian and had killed off two penalties before playing with fire. By visiting the penalty box two more times, the HBHA Masters 37+ would eventually make them pay. T.Bozinakis and A.Stamiris each scored with the man advantage to help provide a slight 3-2 lead with just over three minutes left on the clock. L.Williams went on to add an empty net marker to cap off a four goal rally.

(4)Les Raymonds vs Hellfish(6)

Les Raymonds late push not enough against F.Benahamadi's hat trick

A late second half push was not enough for Les Raymonds on Wednesday night. They fell 4-0 before A.Henein got on board by the eleven minute mark of the second period. Even though they didn't throw in the towel and fought hard to battle back, they just couldn't contain a key piece-from the other side. F.Benhamadi is a consistent threat and tonight was just another day at the office for the forward who sparked three out of his clubs six goals. After scoring twice late in the second period, Les Raymonds continued their push by the third adding two more goals only to fall short by a pair.

(3)Horsemen vs Kentucky Blue(4)

Three blown leads leave Horsemen in a downer

What more can one player do to get the job done? On three straight occasions, T.Mader would provide the Horsemen with a lead only to see it answered every single time. While that appears to be an extraordinary set of events, what makes matters worse for the Horsemen is that they gave up their third goal on their very own power play. M.Pinella tied the game fairly late with a man short for the Kentucky Blue. And then just to put the icing on the cake, T.Oliveira would put the final dagger on the Kentucky Blue's power play.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Fares Benhamadi of the Hellfish. If there is one player than can be relied on for the Hellfish, F.Benhamadi is that player. Once again he stirred things up notching half of his teams goals for the hat trick in a 6-4 win over Les Raymonds.