Friday April 15

Brewers get torched by Generals

(9)Generals vs Brewers(1)

The Generals made sure they didn’t overlook the Brewers, handing them a 9-1 thumping. They weren’t many, but everyone joined the attack for a team that can sometimes score at will. S.Legare did lead the pack with four goals and three assists. The Brewers couldn’t have thought things would end the way they did, especially how well they have been playing as of late. This just goes to show that it takes everything to go right in order to defeat the Generals. If you don’t prepare a proper game plan, they will walk all over you. The Brewers played well for nearly half the game keeping it within reach. The back breaker occurred late in the second period when M.Pinheiro widened the score for a three goal cushion heading into the third. From-there, the Brewers couldn’t compete anymore allowing five unanswered tallies.

Armos take advantage of depleted Chiefs team

(1)Chiefs vs Armos(7)

It took some time, but the Armos were able to take advantage of the Chiefs short bench. Usually teams hold up for a good period and maybe two, but that was as good as it got for the Chiefs. Already with a beautiful  goal under his belt, A.Mercan repeated the same type of finish by cranking a bullet for his second straight power play goal. No doubt that tally sank the legs and morale of the Chiefs, who knew they didn’t have it in them to overcome a 4-1 third period deficit. A.Mercan would eventually complete his hat trick on another sweet finish as he patiently faked out S.Morante on his back hand. The only bright spot for the Chiefs came-from the blade of D.Galloro. From-practically his own blue line, Galloro whistled off a ball that had eyes freezing J-F Aumais for a rare time. The Chiefs did have some great chances throughout the match only to hit a well positioned net minder every time.

J.Brunet launches a bunch of heat seeking missiles to down Sonic

(8)Generals vs Sonic(3)

The Generals couldn’t have asked for a better outing in their double header night. What more can you ask for when you score 17 total goals while giving up only four. Although the score may suggest for an easy win, it wasn’t quite the case versus the Sonic. This contest was fairly close up until two third period goals in the span of 15 seconds put the Generals in the clear. J.Brunet has a slap shot that most radar guns cant detect. His accuracy and ability to release the ball that fast is almost unfair for any goaltender. B.Madonis was stuck trying to figure out where the ball was headed, and by the time he did, it was already to late. Teams will need to figure out a player of that stature  should be limited to how many times he can shoot the ball. Unless you contain him, he will put five behind you like he did versus Sonic.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Ari Mercan of the Armos. In his season debut, Mercan turned heads at least three times impressing his teammates on some gorgeous goals.