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INSCRIPTION SUMMER 2024
Season will start Mid may
SportXpo in Laval
To all players
We present to you our Summer 2024 registration package.
We offer the following:
4X4 withDek Laval
We present:
Different levels offered each night,
Bar/terrace availablr for after the game to have a drink with teammates
For mre information or to register please contact us via messanger, it will be our pleasure to surve you.
Thanks in advance
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Upcoming events 2024

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Men’s and Women's World Championships
 
The 2024 ISBHF World Men’s and Women's Championships will take place in Visp, Valais, Switzerland, on June 21-29.
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Tuesday March 26(Final)

Epic Battle on the Court: Canucks Outlast Ducks in Championship Thriller

(4)Ducks vs Canucks(7)

In a championship clash that electrified the crowd, the Canucks squared off against the  Ducks in a ball hockey spectacle for the ages. From-the first drop of the ball, it was clear that this game would be a battle of wills, with both teams leaving everything on the court. The Canucks wasted no time asserting their dominance, jumping out to an early lead on a swift finish by J.DiLima. Their relentless offensive pressure seemed to catch the Ducks off guard, as the Canucks capitalized on scoring opportunities to take control of the game. However, the Ducks proved to be a formidable adversary, refusing to let the Canucks run away with the championship. With gritty determination, they clawed their way back into the game, matching the Canucks goal for goal to even the score. The momentum swung back and forth as the teams traded blows, each refusing to concede an inch to their opponent. As the game reached its critical juncture, the Canucks found another gear, unleashing a relentless offensive onslaught that the Ducks struggled to contain. With pinpoint accuracy and unwavering focus, the Canucks surged ahead once again, leaving the Ducks reeling in their wake. No matter how hard the Ducks tried to battle back, the Canucks had an answer. Although only three players found the back of the net with M.Porato bagging a hat trick and J.DiLima along with Marie netting two goals each, the Canucks relied on everyone to capture the victory. Despite the Ducks' valiant efforts to mount a comeback, the Canucks remained steadfast, refusing to relinquish their lead. With time ticking down, the Canucks sealed the deal with a flurry of goals in the closing minutes, putting the championship out of reach for the Ducks. Often, goaltending is a determining factor for championship runs, and tonight wasn’t any different with C.Malkoun dialled in throughout the entire match for the Canucks. Once the buzzer sounded, the Canucks erupted in celebration hoisting the trophy high above their heads in what was a deserving run.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Mike Porato of the Canucks. From-the opening whistle, M.Porato showcased his dominance on the court, utilizing his strength to protect the ball and thwart the Ducks' advances. His defensive prowess kept the Canucks ahead even as the Ducks pressed hard to level the score. But it was in his offensive performance that M.Porato truly shone. With precision and finesse, he netted not one, not two, but three goals, earning himself a well-deserved hat trick. Each goal was a testament to his skill and determination, as he expertly maneuvered through the Ducks' defense to find the back of the net.

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Monday March 25

Classics prevail over Peters in two close encounters

The first match was a high scoring affair filled with fast paced action. Although the Peters pulled ahead 2-1 after the first period, it was the Classics that launched a relentless assault on the Peters defense accumulating five goals in that single period alone. P.Karvouriaris displayed his scoring touch by bagging a pair. Unlike the first encounter, the second game was a defensive battle with both teams tightening up while heavily relying on their goaltenders. C.Gingras did score early on suggesting for more goals to come. But with A.Ekonomakis guarding the cage for the Classics coupled with C.Fortin sharing the task for the Peters, this contest saw both sides struggle to solve the goaltenders. The Peters had no choice but to push the pace a little harder since they needed the equalizer. Unfortunately, after some numerous attempts, the Classics defense held firm and A.Ekonomakis stole the spotlight earning a well deserved shutout.

(6)Classics vs Peters(4)

(1)Classics vs Peters(0)

Les Yables dominate opener, Degenerates strike back to split

The opening match was a dominant display by Les Yables, as they dismantled the Degenerates with a commanding 5-0 victory. From-the opening faceoff, Les Yables asserted their dominance, controlling possession and launching a relentless offensive onslaught. Their precision passing and clinical finishing left the Degenerates struggling to keep pace. Despite their best efforts, the Degenerates were unable to find an answer to Les Yables' relentless attack. With a shutout performance-from J-F Simard and goals coming-from all different players, Les Yables secured a convincing win in the opener. Determined to bounce back, the Degenerates came out strong in the second game, looking to turn the tide in their favor. This time, it was a much tighter affair, with both teams battling fiercely for control of the match. The Degenerates won the opening frame 3-2 thanks to a pair of tallies by the very same J.Courteau. Despite an entire period left over to play, the Degenerates continued to push the pace knowing that a younger and resilient team wasn’t going away. To their credit, they stuck with the game plan by making sure to win their one on one battles while relying on R.Ranieri to make the big saves.

(5)Les Yables vs Degenerates(0)

(3)Les Yables vs Degenerates(4)

Snipers and Assadi Consulting inc clash in in dueling shootout showdown

The first game was a thrilling display of skill and determination-from both sides. From-the opening faceoff, it was clear that these teams were evenly matched, with neither giving an inch on the court. Despite numerous scoring opportunities for both teams, regulation time ended with the score deadlocked, leading to an exhilarating shootout. The Snipers showcased their sharpshooting skills, edging out the Assadi with precise shots and stellar goaltending. In the end, it was the Snipers who emerged victorious in the shootout with J.Hassan netting the lone goal while C.Malkoun denied all three attempts, claiming a hard-fought win in the first encounter. The second game proved to be just as intense as the first, with both teams refusing to give ground. The Snipers and the Assadi Consulting inc battled fiercely for control of the game, trading scoring chances and defensive stops throughout regulation. Despite their best efforts, neither team could find the edge, resulting in a deadlock at the end of regulation time. With the game tied, the teams headed into another shootout, but even the extra competition couldn't break the stalemate. In the end, the second game concluded in a draw, with neither team able to claim victory after an intense back-and-forth battle.

(4)Snipers vs Assadi Consulting inc(3) S.O

(4)Snipers vs Assadi Consulting inc(4) S.O

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Jonathan Courteau of the Degenerates. After a thumping loss in the opener vs Les Yables, J.Courteau fiercely won two big battles in front of the net notching a pair of big goals that would set the tone for a bounce back win for the Degenerates.

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Sunday March 24 (Final)

From-trailing to triumph, Blackhawks secure Sunday division Draft league championship

(6)Blackhawks vs Panthers(5)

In a heart-stopping finale to the ball hockey season, the Blackhawks and Panthers clashed in the championship game, igniting a frenzy of excitement among fans packed in the complex. The tension was palpable as both teams fought tooth and nail for supremacy on the court. The Panthers stormed out of the gate with lightning-fast plays, taking an early lead that they fiercely defended. However, the Blackhawks, known for their resilience, refused to back down. Despite trailing by a goal five straight times, they continued to press forward, determined to seize victory. As the final minutes of the game approached, the Blackhawks found themselves trailing by a single tally once again. But this time, they refused to accept defeat. In a breathtaking display of teamwork and determination, they launched a furious assault on the Panthers' defense. With just moments left on the clock, Musi seized control of the ball and embarked on a solo effort that will be remembered for weeks to come. The forward unleashed a shot that rocketed past the Panthers' goalkeeper and into the back of the net. Pandemonium erupted in the stands as the crowd roared with exhilaration. The Blackhawks had taken the lead for the first time in the game, and with only seconds remaining, victory was within their grasp. As the final buzzer sounded, they celebrated their hard-fought triumph, securing the championship in dramatic fashion. The Panthers worked a near perfect game plan utilising all their strengths in order to reach the finish line first. M.Kardum and M.Chenier had each scored twice and B.Verducci was again a rock in net enabling his side to play ahead. But it was the dynamic play of the Blackhawks that ultimately gave them the edge. They were able to launch wave after wave of blistering attacks, testing the Panthers defense to its limits. With precision passes and thunderous shots, they kept the pressure on, refusing to let up even for a moment. Their key players rose to the occasion with D.Greco leading the charge up front with two big goals and a pair of assists. J.Musi had a clutch game scoring twice that included the late winner while E.Gabreilli took on an important role as a responsible shut down centre man. And finally, P.Kassaris needed to be good in net in which he delivered a standout performance enabling his side to hold the silver wear. In the end, it was the Blackhawks who emerged victorious, their resilience and tenacity shining through in the face of adversity. But regardless of the outcome, one thing was clear – the final had indeed lived up to the hype, delivering a breathtaking display of skill, passion, and sportsmanship that left fans on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer sounded.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Joe Musi of the Blackhawks. With his late winner, J.Musi scored perhaps the Blackhawks most important goal of the entire season delivering a masterclass performance that will be remembered for quite a while.

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Thursday March 21

J.Brunet hat trick rattles the Brew Crew in Generals triumph

(4)Brew Crew vs Generals( 8 )

From the onset, both teams displayed tenacity and determination, but it was the Generals who gradually asserted their dominance. With strategic plays and relentless pressure, they managed to outmanoeuvre their opponents and secure crucial goals. Despite facing a formidable opposition, the Brew Crew fought valiantly, refusing to back down. Their offensive efforts led to some impressive plays and notable goals, but they ultimately couldn't withstand the relentless onslaught-from the Generals. As the game progressed, the Generals' cohesive teamwork and tactical awareness became increasingly evident, allowing them to maintain control of the game and secure a well-deserved victory. The game witnessed a standout performance-from Generals' defenseman J.Brunet, who left a lasting impact with an impressive hat trick. His skilful manoeuvres and precise shots kept the Brew Crew's defense on their toes throughout the match. Although it came in a losing cause, M.Nardi did more than his fair share by posting a hat trick.

Late surge leads to victory for Fatal Demons, Krazy Train continue to sink in the standings

( 8 )Fatal Demons vs Krazy Train(4)

From-the opening whistle, both teams exhibited relentless energy and skill, engaging in a back-and-forth battle for control of the game. The intensity on the court was palpable as each side fought tooth and nail for every possession and scoring opportunity. Despite the closely contested nature of the game, it was the Fatal Demons who found their rhythm in the latter stages of the match. With precise passing, sharp shooting, and unwavering teamwork, they managed to break through the Krazy Train's defense and surge ahead on the scoreboard. Goals came-from many with M.Destounis and T.Langiano sharing two apiece. The game was ultimately decided when T.Karvouriaris scored a late tally to put the Fatal Demons up 6-4. Since both benches played undermanned, it was important for either team to carry the edge. The Fatal Demons used it to their advantage which forced the Krazy Train to spend more energy as the game progressed. By attempting to battle back , their plays got broken up, and the Fatal Demons simply waited to counter and capitalise.

Armadillos ride third period surge to victory over Rated R

(10)Armadillos vs Rated R

In a riveting ball hockey clash filled with momentum swings, the Armadillos showcased resilience and determination as they weathered a second period surge-from Rated R to emerge victorious with a final score of 10-4. From-the outset, both teams brought intensity and skill to the court, engaging in a fierce battle for control. The Armadillos came out better prepared surging off to a 3-1 first period lead. Rated R, however, refused to go down without a fight. With determination and grit, they mounted a spirited comeback, pulling within one goal and applying relentless pressure on the Armadillos' defense. Yet, just when it seemed Rated R might complete the turnaround, the Armadillos dug deep and found another gear in the third period. With impeccable execution and unwavering focus, they rattled off four unanswered goals, effectively extinguishing Rated R's hopes of a comeback. The Armadillos' offensive onslaught, coupled with their resolute defense, proved too much for Rated R to handle in the final stretch of the game. Despite their valiant effort, Rated R fell short in the face of the Armadillos' relentless determination. Its worth noting that half of the Armadillos goals stemmed-from one player. L.Panetta proved to be unstoppable causing fits all game for Rated R’s defence and goaltender.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Jeremi Brunet of the Generals. From-his position on defense, J.Brunet showcased his exceptional skill and offensive prowess, stunning both teammates and opponents alike with his scoring prowess. Despite his defensive responsibilities, Brunet seized every opportunity to join the attack, making calculated moves that caught the Brew Crew off guard, resulting in a four point game that included a hat trick.

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Wednesday March 20 (Final)

Senators Seal Wednesday Division Glory with Late Goal Against Stars

(1)Stars vs Senators(4)

From-the opening whistle, it was evident that goals would be hard to come by, with both goaltenders standing tall between the pipes. The game unfolded as a defensive battle, with each team fiercely contesting every inch of the playing surface. Despite the intense pressure, the scoreboard remained deadlocked at 1-1 through much of the game. Both sides traded scoring chances, but stellar goaltending and resilient defense kept the game tied. As the clock ticked down in the final portion of the match, tension reached a fever pitch. With just minutes remaining, the Senators seized a golden opportunity and found the back of the net to take a crucial 2-1 lead. S.Mascitto was the one to snap the tie on a brilliant effort. Up until that point, B.Verducci gave the Stars every opportunity possible by making some exceptional saves. Unfortunately, the net minder couldn’t control what his offense needed to do as they struggled to penetrate the Senators back line, and more importantly M.Masicitto. T.Nardelli had already scored early in the game while adding his second for some insurance. He wasn’t overly busy, but M.Mascitto nevertheless was a rock in net allowing only one goal in his seasons most important game. As the final buzzer sounded, the Senators erupted in celebration, their victory secured in a hard-fought 4-1 triumph over the Stars. With their Wednesday division championship clinched, they hoisted the trophy high amidst cheers-from their ecstatic bench, etching their names into ball hockey glory.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Joey Teresi of the Senators. His ability to control the ball kept the opposition guessing on what plays he would generated. Teresi occupied both ends of the court, breaking up plays in the defensive end while creating chances on the offense end that led to many creative plays resulting in two big assists.

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Tuesday March 19

Team Canada’s depth proves too much to handle for Armenia.

In a David vs Goliath type ball hockey match-up, Armenia held their own and gave Canada all they could handle. It was clear from the start that this was going to be a very tall order for the Armenian squad, who despite being severely outshot and out chanced, managed to keep it fairly close, thanks in large part to R.Ranieri 's brilliant performance in goal. From the opening faceoff, Canada showcased their formidable skills, controlling possession and dictating the pace of the game. They never trailed throughout the game and as usual, their transition game and offensive depth was on full display, as 5 different players managed to find the back of the net. Although the odds were stacked against them, it was most definitely a good test for Armenia, who can look at this as a good building block, as they remained resilient versus a powerful adversary.

 (5) Canada vs Armenia (2)

 Italy hangs on and triumphs Over Pakistan in back-and-forth Nail-biter.

An intense and fiery match-up was expected, as both teams looked to get back in the win column and build any kind of momentum. From the opening whistle to the final buzzer, both teams left it all on the floor, showcasing skill, determination, and unwavering teamwork.  Pakistan came out strong, taking a 3-1 lead and moving the ball with precision and efficiency and limiting team Italy’s chances offensively. The game however turned in the 3rd period, where Pakistan got into penalty trouble and allowed Italy to capitalize by scoring 2 powerplay goals on blistering slapshots by veteran d-man P.Musto.  Pakistan, refusing to back down, tested Italy's defense and kept the pressure on throughout the remainder of the game, but C.Confuorti and Italy’s defence held the fort and stifled Pakistan’s repeated chances to emerge victorious, clinching a hard-fought 6-5 win.

(6) Italy vs Pakistan (5)

 Greece’s firepower proves too much for Haiti to contain in rout.

Playing a team like Greece requires an overall team effort and of course a good start, which wasn’t the case for team Haiti on this night vs a tough opponent.  Team Greece’s transition game was on full display, as the ball moved quickly from defence to offence, overwhelming Haiti, who were constantly forced to defend and be on their heels. Led by K. Kuczmarski, N.Chiminian & J. Amanatides, Greece never trailed in the game, scoring 2 goals in every frame while rolling 3 solid lines, en route to a 6-1 rout.  Their disciplined positioning and tenacious defending stifled Haiti's offensive momentum, limiting their opportunities to create scoring chances. The lone bright spot for Haiti came in the late stages when they spoiled A. Ekonomakis’s shutout bid. Top of Form

(6) Greece vs Haiti (1)

SalumiVino Player of the week: P.Musto Thanks to the Grizzled veteran d-man’s knack for the spotlight, providing 2 big powerplay goals which swung the momentum in Italy’s favor allowing them to come home with the victory.

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Thursday February 1(Open final)

Chiefs secure victory in thrilling Game 2, clinch title over Black Knights

(3)Chiefs vs Black Knights(2) Game 2

In a heart pounding final to an intense championship series, the Chiefs emerged triumphant in Game 2 against the Black Knights, claiming the title with a narrow 3-2 victory. The dramatic showdown kept fans on the edge of their seats as the Chiefs established an early lead, weathered a comeback attempt by the Black knights, and ultimately sealed the championship in a thrilling contest. The Chiefs came out of the gate with a surge of energy getting two goals by their captain J.Gagne and P.Cherry.  The Black Knights were stuck facing an uphill battle with the Chiefs controlling the pace. Determined to turn the tide, the Black Knights battled back to even the score in the second period courtesy of C.Gingras and C.Kakivelis. Now that the game was levelled, the stage was set for a fierce battle in the third. The Black Knights, fuelled by their desire to pull ahead fell behind the eight ball once more when captain clutch J.Gagne stepped up providing a 3-2 lead. With the Black Knights having their backs to the wall  unleashed a relentless onslaught in hopes of tying the game. No matter how hard they tried however , the Chiefs defence held firm, and F.Gagnon was lights out making every necessary save to help preserve the lead. Once time ran out, the Chiefs celebrated their hard earned victory, lifting the championship trophy amidst jubilant cheers-from their fans. On behalf of Hockeyballe.com, congratulations got out to Jonathan Gagne and the Chiefs for winning the Open division title.

The SalumiVino player of the game goes to Jonathan Gagne of the Chiefs. The narrow 3-2 win in the championship is a testament to leadership, skill and the ability to deliver when it matters the most. The captain had another spectacular night scoring his clubs two of three goals that included the winner.

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Tuesday March 3

(4)GK vs Capitals(2)

GK surge early in third period to top Capitals

Despite giving up the opening and closing goal of the game, the rest in between belonged to the GK. The Capitals managed to hang in there long enough but eventually realised it was done when M.David and F.Belisle each struck early in the third period for a 4-1 lead. It was clear that the up hill battle from that point on felt unrealistic for the Capitals having to go up against a team can shut anybody down. In his season debut, P-O Girouard did not disappoint forming his brick wall structure stopping close to 20 shots. The win saw four different players cash in with M.David’s third period marker holding up for the winner.

(2)Montreal As vs Black Knights(5)

Y.Derohannessian’s late shorty seals the deal for the Black Knights

Y.Derohannessian couldn’t have picked a better time than to notch a shorthanded goal. Although the Black Knights were in front 3-2, that tally pretty much summed up the game between the two sides with just over three minutes remaining. It was an overall solid performance from the two teams with each side carrying the play. M.Ianovale struck first to get the balling rolling for the Montreal As and didn’t give up their first tally till the four minute mark of the second period. Once the game was tied, J.Gagne took over bagging two in a row to put the Black Knights in the drivers seat. A.Lemay did eventually respond to reduce the gap but it was all for nothing as Derohannessian struck shortly after with a huge blow.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Jonathan Gagne of the Black Knights. Big time players know when to show up when the game is on the line. J.Gagne was proof of that once again for the Black Knights collecting back to back tallies after snapping a dead lock 1-1 tie.

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Tuesday March 19

Team Canada’s depth proves too much to handle for Armenia.

In a David vs Goliath type ball hockey match-up, Armenia held their own and gave Canada all they could handle. It was clear from the start that this was going to be a very tall order for the Armenian squad, who despite being severely outshot and out chanced, managed to keep it fairly close, thanks in large part to R.Ranieri 's brilliant performance in goal. From the opening faceoff, Canada showcased their formidable skills, controlling possession and dictating the pace of the game. They never trailed throughout the game and as usual, their transition game and offensive depth was on full display, as 5 different players managed to find the back of the net. Although the odds were stacked against them, it was most definitely a good test for Armenia, who can look at this as a good building block, as they remained resilient versus a powerful adversary.

 (5) Canada vs Armenia (2)

 Italy hangs on and triumphs Over Pakistan in back-and-forth Nail-biter.

An intense and fiery match-up was expected, as both teams looked to get back in the win column and build any kind of momentum. From the opening whistle to the final buzzer, both teams left it all on the floor, showcasing skill, determination, and unwavering teamwork.  Pakistan came out strong, taking a 3-1 lead and moving the ball with precision and efficiency and limiting team Italy’s chances offensively. The game however turned in the 3rd period, where Pakistan got into penalty trouble and allowed Italy to capitalize by scoring 2 powerplay goals on blistering slapshots by veteran d-man P.Musto.  Pakistan, refusing to back down, tested Italy's defense and kept the pressure on throughout the remainder of the game, but C.Confuorti and Italy’s defence held the fort and stifled Pakistan’s repeated chances to emerge victorious, clinching a hard-fought 6-5 win.

(6) Italy vs Pakistan (5)

 Greece’s firepower proves too much for Haiti to contain in rout.

Playing a team like Greece requires an overall team effort and of course a good start, which wasn’t the case for team Haiti on this night vs a tough opponent.  Team Greece’s transition game was on full display, as the ball moved quickly from defence to offence, overwhelming Haiti, who were constantly forced to defend and be on their heels. Led by K. Kuczmarski, N.Chiminian & J. Amanatides, Greece never trailed in the game, scoring 2 goals in every frame while rolling 3 solid lines, en route to a 6-1 rout.  Their disciplined positioning and tenacious defending stifled Haiti's offensive momentum, limiting their opportunities to create scoring chances. The lone bright spot for Haiti came in the late stages when they spoiled A. Ekonomakis’s shutout bid. Top of Form

(6) Greece vs Haiti (1)

SalumiVino Player of the week: P.Musto Thanks to the Grizzled veteran d-man’s knack for the spotlight, providing 2 big powerplay goals which swung the momentum in Italy’s favor allowing them to come home with the victory.

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Events for 2024

Upcoming events 2024

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ISBHF - International Street & Ball Hockey Federation
Men’s and Women's World Championships
 
The 2024 ISBHF World Men’s and Women's Championships will take place in Visp, Valais, Switzerland, on June 21-29.
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