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Thursday December 5 (Playoffs Round 1)

 United Overpower Les Grenadiers to Advance

(6)United vs Les Grenadiers(1)

The D Thursday Division first round playoffs brought a highly anticipated matchup between Les Grenadiers and United. Both teams came out strong in the opening frame, trading chances but failing to solve the opposing goaltenders. United’s defensive discipline and Les Grenadiers’ inability to capitalize on their early opportunities set the stage for what was to come. The second period marked a turning point as United seized control. Led by T. Ferreira, the team launched an offensive surge that overwhelmed Les Grenadiers. Ferreira showcased his skill and vision, finding the back of the net twice during this stretch and assisting on another goal. United’s relentless pressure resulted in four unanswered goals, with their depth and teamwork on full display. Les Grenadiers fought to respond but were stymied repeatedly by United's solid defense and the stellar performance of goaltender J. Liopoulos. Liopoulos was a wall in net, making several key saves to maintain his shutout deep into the game. In the dying minutes of the third period, T. Dorneval managed to get Les Grenadiers on the board, but it was too little, too late. By then, Ferreira had completed his hat trick, cementing his role as the star of the game. With a commanding victory, United punched their ticket to the semifinals, demonstrating why they are one of the division’s top contenders.

 Armadillos Edge Snipers in Hard-Fought Battle

(6)Armadillos vs Snipers(3)

The second playoff matchup between the Snipers and the heavily favored Armadillos was a gritty contest-from start to finish. Despite being underdogs, the Snipers refused to back down, forcing the Armadillos to fight for every inch of the court. From-the opening face off, the Armadillos leaned on their experience and skill to set the tone. P. Stroubakis opened the scoring with a quick shot early in the first period, giving the Armadillos an initial edge. However, the Snipers responded with relentless pressure, creating several scoring chances that tested the Armadillos' defense. In the third period, Stroubakis struck again, this time redirecting a precise pass into the net, showcasing his knack for being in the right place at the right time. Meanwhile, G. Bouchard made his mark on the game. The agile defenseman set up two goals with well-timed passes, helping the Armadillos maintain their lead. The Snipers kept the game close with timely goals of their own, staying within striking distance at 4-3 as the third period progressed. Their efforts, however, were thwarted by the Armadillos’ composure and a key power-play opportunity late in the game. With the Snipers pressing for an equalizer, Bouchard delivered the dagger, ripping a flawless slap shot-from the point that sailed past the goaltender to give the Armadillos a 5-3 cushion. That goal provided the breathing room they needed to close out the game and secure their spot in the semifinals.

T.Settino’s Overtime Heroics Propel Assadi Consulting inc to Semi-finals

(5)Assadi Consulting inc vs Fatal Demons(4) O.T

The much-anticipated clash between the Fatal Demons and Assadi Consulting Inc delivered on all fronts, showcasing the intensity and unpredictability of playoff hockey. This match up lived up to the hype, with both teams leaving everything on the court. However, the second period marked a dramatic shift in momentum. The Assadi Consulting Inc regrouped during the break and stormed back with a commanding offensive performance. Four different players found the back of the net for the Assadi Consulting inc, highlighting their depth and ability to spread the scoring around. By the end of the second frame, they had turned a two-goal deficit into a 4-3 advantage. The Fatal Demons refused to back down and fought hard in the final period. With time ticking away, T. Langiano stepped up in a clutch moment, pouncing on a loose ball in the crease to tie the game at 4-4, sending the match into sudden-death overtime. Overtime was a nail-biter, with both teams trading chances as the intensity reached a fever pitch. Finally, it was T. Settino who rose to the occasion. The skilled center man received a pass near the blue line and unleashed a blistering wrist shot that sailed past the Fatal Demons' goaltender, securing a dramatic 5-4 victory for the Assadi Consulting Inc.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Tony Settino of the Assadi Consulting inc. T. Settino proved to be the difference-maker for the Assadi Consulting Inc in their thrilling 5-4 overtime win over the Fatal Demons. The skilled center man delivered a standout two-way performance, showcasing his ability to contribute both offensively and defensively in the high-stakes matchup. Settino was a force throughout the game, consistently breaking up plays in the defensive zone and transitioning the ball up the court to spark the Assadi's attack. His offensive impact was just as impressive, recording two goals which included the overtime winner and an assist to lead his team.

With the first round playoffs in the books, the D Thursday Division semifinals are set to showcase high-stakes action as four teams vie for a spot in the finals. Both matchups promise intense battles, contrasting styles, and no shortage of drama in this best-of-three series.

(1)Generals vs Assadi Consulting inc(4)

The division-leading Generals bring their dominant regular-season form into the semifinals, where they’ll face a resilient Assadi Consulting Inc squad fresh off an overtime thriller. The Generals are known for their offensive firepower and depth, making them a daunting opponent. The Assadi Consulting Inc, on the other hand, will need to tighten up defensively and play a disciplined game to stay in contention. Goaltending will be a critical factor for the Assadi Consulting Inc—a standout performance between the pipes could level the playing field.

(2)Armadillos vs United(3)

This matchup promises to be an intense, grind-it-out series as the balanced Armadillos take on the youthful and energetic United. The Armadillos bring a mix of experience and young talent, which has proven to be a winning formula. Meanwhile, United’s relentless speed and hustle make them a tough team to contain. This series will likely come down to the finer details: disciplined play, capitalizing on chances, and avoiding costly penalties.

As the semifinals get underway, expect thrilling action and no shortage of highlights. With contrasting styles and high stakes, the road to the championship will test each team’s resolve and ability to adapt. Let the battle for the ultimate prize begin!

Wednesday December 4

D.Carlucci's Overtime Heroics Propel Rangers to Win Over Avalanche

(5)Avalanche vs Rangers(6) O.T

The Rangers and Avalanche delivered a back-and-forth thriller that culminated in a dramatic overtime finish, with D. Carlucci playing the hero in the Rangers' 6-5 victory. Every time the Rangers took the lead, the Avalanche displayed their trademark resilience, tying the game on multiple occasions and refusing to concede an inch. Carlucci, who finished with two goals and an assist, sealed the victory in style. His overtime winner came off a sharp pass as he sniped the ball toward the net to end the game. Carlucci's performance not only clinched the win but also underlined his pivotal role in the Rangers' attack. A. Porfido also shone for the Rangers, scoring twice to help them maintain their edge in the seesaw battle. For the Avalanche, D. Fortier and M. Barone were standouts, each scoring twice in a valiant effort. Fortier's goals came-from relentless fore-checking, as he found himself in the right place to capitalize. Barone, on the other hand, used his powerful shot to beat the Rangers' goaltender twice, including a nice finish that tied the game at 5-5 late in regulation. The game was a true showcase of intensity and skill, with both teams exchanging blows in a high-paced affair. The Avalanche's relentless style kept them in the contest, but the Rangers' composure and Carlucci's clutch scoring ultimately proved decisive.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Danny Carluccci of the Rangers. D. Carlucci proved to be the difference-maker in a high-octane clash between the Rangers and the Avalanche, earning Player of the Game honours with a stellar two-goal, three-point performance. Carlucci’s overtime winner was the defining moment—a goal that evoked memories of Cam Neely’s power and precision, set up by an Adam Oates-esque pass.

C.Farion's Wall-Like Performance Secures Oilers' Win Over Hurricanes

(3)Hurricanes vs Oilers(4)

The Oilers leaned on a steady defensive effort and a standout performance-from goaltender C. Farion to secure a 4-3 victory over the Hurricanes in a game that came down to the wire. Farion’s brilliance between the pipes, combined with timely goals-from T.Nardelli, helped the Oilers fend off a late surge by the Hurricanes. For much of the game, Farion was impenetrable, frustrating the Hurricanes with save after save. It wasn’t until the 30-minute mark that F. Vitoratos finally managed to beat him, getting the Hurricanes on the board with a well-placed shot. The Hurricanes didn’t back down, showing resilience as they struck twice more in quick succession to make it 4-3. A mix of speed and pressure allowed them to capitalize on a few Oilers’ lapses, with goals coming-from relentless work in the offensive zone. Despite the late-game momentum shift, Farion remained calm and composed, making several critical stops in the dying moments to seal the win for the Oilers. This game showcased the Oilers' ability to combine structure with standout individual performances while also highlighting the Hurricanes' refusal to quit. Farion’s heroics and the Nardelli’s offensive contributions proved to be the decisive factors in a hard-fought victory.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Chris Farion of the Oilers. Farion’s performance wasn’t just about the number of saves—it was his ability to make timely stops and calm his team during critical moments. Whether it was stopping a breakaway or smothering rebounds, Farion was the difference-maker for the Oilers.

B.Panarello Shines as Golden Knights Overpower Stars in Final Stretch

(11)Golden Knights vs Stars(6)

The Stars showed remarkable resilience in their clash with the Golden Knights, erasing a 5-2 deficit to tie the game 5-5 on the back of G. Pace’s two goals. However, the Golden Knights found another level late in the game, unleashing a dominant push that saw them score five unanswered goals to secure an emphatic 11-6 victory. The turning point came midway through the final stretch, as the Golden Knights tightened their defensive play and capitalized on every opportunity. F. Federico led the offensive charge with a hat trick, showcasing his scoring prowess with precision. T. Koutlis also made his mark, netting two goals, including a well-placed wrist shot that restored momentum for the Knights. While the offensive fireworks stole the spotlight, the true catalyst for the Golden Knights’ success was the stellar play of B. Panarello. Anchoring the backend with poise and vision, Panarello was a disruptive force defensively, breaking up several Stars' rushes and maintaining control under pressure. His clever decisions with the ball not only stabilized the Knights' defense but also generated offense, as he contributed a goal and four assists in a standout performance. The Stars fought valiantly, with Pace and Giannakis playing pivotal roles in their comeback attempt. Pace’s goals, including quick reactions and a gritty effort in front of the net, gave the Stars hope. Ultimately, the Golden Knights’ depth and late-game execution proved too much to handle. With Panarello anchoring the play on both ends of the rink, the Golden Knights closed out the game in dominant fashion, underscoring their ability to shift gears when it matters most.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Bruno Panarello of the Golden Knights. Panarello’s impact was felt early and often. Defensively, he was a force, using his positioning and stick work to break up multiple Stars' rushes and shut down dangerous scoring opportunities. Offensively, Panarello was instrumental as well. His clever decisions with the ball created high-quality scoring chances(1G, 4A), including pinpoint passes that set up key goals.

Senators Stifle Blues in Commanding Victory

(6)Senators vs Blues(3)

From-the opening faceoff, the Senators controlled the game with effective ball play and sound defensive structure, leaving little room for the Blues to establish momentum. K. Oliveira set the tone early, scoring two pivotal goals in the first portion of the game. The early offensive outburst put the Blues on their heels and allowed the Senators to dictate the pace. Defensively, the Senators were a wall, limiting the Blues to perimeter shots and denying second-chance opportunities. Every time the Blues tried to gain traction, the Senators' defense responded with timely interceptions and clearances. D. Apikian was rock-solid in net, making all the necessary saves to preserve the lead. His ability to track the ball and maintain composure under pressure ensured that the Blues couldn’t mount a serious comeback. The Senators' depth was on full display as their balanced attack saw contributions-from multiple players. Quick transitions and sustained pressure in the offensive zone kept the Blues pinned back, eventually leading to more goals that widened the gap. Despite a late push-from the Blues, who had two goals to show for, the Senators maintained control and closed out the game without issue. Their structured play and strong defensive effort throughout the match showcased a complete team performance.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Kevin Oliveira of the Senators. Oliveira’s performance was instrumental in helping the Senators protect their lead, and his offensive contributions were crucial in making sure the Blues never truly threatened a comeback. His two early goals, combined with his playmaking ability, were a clear indication of why he was the best player on the court.

Tuesday December 3

Sharks Dominate Lightning Late in Victory

(10)Sharks vs Lightning(3)

What began as a competitive matchup turned into a rout as the Sharks pulled away in the latter stages to secure a commanding win over the Lightning. Holding a modest lead for much of the game, the Sharks erupted with a flurry of goals in the final stretch to seal the deal. S. Gebrayel was the centerpiece of the Sharks' attack, showcasing his finishing prowess with a well-earned hat trick. Complementing S. Gebrayel's stellar outing, R. Santosuosso and H. Gebrayel each added a pair of goals, capitalizing on defensive breakdowns and odd-man rushes to keep the scoreboard ticking. On the defensive end, M. Smith delivered a steady performance in goal. Despite a couple of sharp plays-from F. Bchara, who notched two of the Lightning’s three goals, Smith’s calm demeanor and timely saves stifled any chance of a comeback. The Sharks’ offensive outburst was a testament to their ability to capitalize on their opponents’ mistakes. The Lightning struggled to contain the relentless pace, particularly in the final stretch, as the Sharks transitioned swiftly and finished their chances with authority.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Matthew Smith of the Sharks. While the Sharks’ offensive stars like S. Gebrayel, R. Santosuosso, and H. Gebrayel filled the score sheet, it was Smith’s consistency and poise in net that laid the foundation for the blowout victory. A strong presence throughout the game, Smith proved that great goaltending can set the tone for a team’s success.

G.DeMarinis’ Hat Trick Lifts Penguins to Win Over Flames

(5)Flames vs Penguins( 8 )

In a tightly contested game, the Penguins found the extra gear late to pull away for an 8-5 victory over the Flames. While both teams exchanged blows throughout the match, G. DeMarinis' timely hat trick proved to be the deciding factor, showcasing his knack for delivering when it mattered most. The Penguins and Flames played an even first half, with momentum shifting back and forth as both teams traded penalties and capitalized on opportunities. The Flames were particularly dangerous during their penalty shots, converting three of their five goals. Their precision under pressure kept the Penguins on edge, forcing the game to remain close. G. DeMarinis was the spark the Penguins needed to create separation. Two of his goals came seven minutes apart which put the Penguins up 7-5. Supporting DeMarinis was Z. Goodwin, who delivered a standout performance with two goals and two assists. Goodwin’s relentless energy on the fore-check and creativity in setting up plays were instrumental in keeping the Flames’ defense on their heels. The Penguins' ability to weather the Flames’ strong push and take advantage of their chances in open play made the difference. Both teams were heavily penalized, but the Penguins’ discipline in critical moments and offensive execution gave them the edge.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Gino De Marinis of the Penguins. G. DeMarinis earned Player of the Game honours for his outstanding performance, notching a crucial hat trick to propel the Penguins past the Flames in a hard-fought 8-5 victory. In a game that was evenly matched for much of the contest, DeMarinis emerged as the difference-maker, capitalizing on key moments to help his team create separation late.

Ducks Rally Late to Stun Canucks in High-Scoring Overtime Clash

(11)Ducks vs Canucks(11) O.T

In a game packed with goals and drama, the Ducks emerged victorious in an 11-10 overtime win against the Canucks. What started as a Ducks-dominated affair turned into a late surge by the Canucks, but a resilient comeback and a brilliant individual effort by C. White sealed the game in extra time. The Ducks controlled much of the early play, building a lead with relentless offensive pressure. However, the Canucks stormed back in the second half, rattling off goals to take a 10-7 lead. Fueled by sharp shooting and quick transitions, T. Nardelli and M. Lang spearheaded the Canucks’ offense, combining for seven goals to give their team the edge. Refusing to back down, the Ducks responded with a determined push in the final moments of regulation. Three unanswered goals, including a clutch tally in the dying minutes by M.Barone, sent the game into overtime tied at 10-10.In extra time, it was C. White who delivered the decisive blow. On a brilliant individual effort, White showcased his skill and composure before burying his fifth goal of the game past the Canucks goaltender. The game-winner capped off a standout performance and solidified White as the star of the night.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Chris White of the Ducks. White’s offensive impact was evident throughout the game. His goals came at pivotal moments, keeping the Ducks in contention as the Canucks surged ahead late. Whether it was his quick release-from the slot or his ability to drive the net, White’s scoring touch was on full display.

Monday December 2( Playoffs, Round 1)

Classics’ Depth and Gingras’ Brilliance Prove Too Much for Sharpshooters

The Monday 4vs4 playoffs opened with a dominant display-from the Classics, who swept the Sharpshooters in two straight games to advance to the semi-final round. Fueled by the unstoppable C. Gingras, the Classics showcased their offensive firepower and disciplined play to seal the series in convincing fashion. The Sharpshooters entered the first game looking to challenge the favored Classics but quickly found themselves overwhelmed. C. Gingras was an unstoppable force, directly contributing to six of the seven Classics’ goals. His six straight points—scoring two goals and assisting on four others—set the tone for the game. The Sharpshooters had no answer for Gingras’ ability to control the ball, dictate the pace, and create scoring opportunities. P.Karvouriaris was also stellar, denying every Sharpshooters' attempt to get on the scoreboard. By the final buzzer, the outcome made it clear that the Sharpshooters needed a significant adjustment heading into Game 2. Facing elimination, the Sharpshooters came out stronger in the second game, determined to force a deciding match. Their tightened defense and opportunistic scoring saw them take a 2-1 lead heading into the final frame. However, C. Gingras once again rose to the occasion. The Classics’ offensive machine kicked into gear in the final period, with Gingras orchestrating pivotal plays. He set up S. Kalaydjian’s second goal of the game to tie the score at 2-2 before assisting Y. Derohannessian on a beautiful go-ahead marker that swung the momentum firmly in the Classics’ favor. As the Sharpshooters scrambled to equalize, the Classics capitalized on counterattacks, adding two more insurance goals to seal the win and complete the series sweep.

(7)Classics vs Sharpshooters(0) Game 1

(5)Classics vs Sharpshooters(2) Game 2

Blackhawks Advance to Semi-Finals with Convincing Sweep of Assadi Consulting Inc

The Blackhawks wasted no time asserting their dominance, jumping out to an early lead that left Assadi Consulting Inc scrambling. The offensive charge was led by F. Gagnon, who was unstoppable throughout the game, scoring four goals with a combination of pinpoint shooting and timely positioning. Despite some pushback -from the Assadi Consulting Inc, including a pair of power play goals-from J.Rochon and Payam Assadi to keep things interesting, the Blackhawks’ defense and goaltending-from C. Fortin kept the opposition at bay. Fortin’s key saves ensured that the Blackhawks maintained their momentum, eventually pulling away for a comfortable 7-3 victory. Game 2 followed a similar script, with the Blackhawks taking control early and dictating the pace. S. Marricco and O. Valiquette both found the back of the net twice, providing a balanced scoring attack that kept the Assadi Consulting Inc chasing the game. C. Fortin was once again a pillar of stability in net, turning aside quality chances-from the Assadi Consulting Inc whenever they threatened to close the gap. The Blackhawks’ disciplined defensive effort ensured that they retained control throughout, while their opportunistic offense sealed the deal. The Blackhawks’ ability to control both games-from start to finish highlighted their preparedness and composure under playoff pressure. They now look to carry this momentum into the semi-final round as they continue their quest for the championship. The Assadi Consulting Inc exits the playoffs after a valiant effort but will need to regroup for future seasons.

(7)Blackhawks vs Assadi Consulting inc(3) Game 1

(6)Blackhawks vs Assadi Consulting inc(4) Game 2

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Carl Gingras of the Classics. Carl Gingras had stellar night, delivering another standout performance to lead the Classics to a decisive quarterfinal sweep over the Sharpshooters. Gingras’ combination of skill, vision, and poise was on full display as he controlled the pace of play and delivered when it mattered most.

With the quarterfinals in the books, the stage is set for two exciting semi-final matchups in the Monday 4vs4 playoffs. The remaining four teams will clash with a mix of experience, depth, and star power on full display.

(1)Plan B vs Blackhawks(4)

The Blackhawks head into the semi-finals riding a wave of momentum after their dominant sweep of the Assadi Consulting Inc. However, they face a daunting challenge in Plan B, the division’s top seed. Plan B brings a dynamic and fast-paced style of play, with a roster known for its quick transitions and clinical finishing. J. Mandracchia, their standout player, will be a key figure as the team’s go-to offensive threat. His ability to create and convert chances makes him a constant danger for opposing defenses. On the other side, the Blackhawks have thrived by focusing on team discipline and execution. Their balanced attack, solid defensive structure, and the steady presence of goaltender C. Fortin have been the backbone of their success. Players like F. Gagnon, S. Marricco, and O. Valiquette will need to replicate their recent scoring prowess to overcome Plan B’s speed and depth. This matchup promises a battle of styles: Plan B’s fast, high-octane game against the Blackhawks’ methodical, team-first approach.

(2)Fat Roy vs Classics(3)

In this semi-final match up, Fat Roy squares off against the defending champions, the Classics, in a clash of talent versus pedigree. Fat Roy enters the series with a star-studded lineup featuring T. Ferreira and D. Lombardi, two players capable of turning games with their skill and creativity. The team’s offensive firepower makes them a legitimate threat to the Classics’ aspirations of repeating their title run. However, the Classics have consistently demonstrated their championship pedigree, built on a foundation of experience, teamwork, and clutch performances. Leading the charge is C. Gingras, fresh off a dominating quarterfinal performance. Gingras’ ability to take over games makes him the player to watch in this matchup. The Classics also bring depth and a winning mentality that could prove decisive in tight situations. Fat Roy’s task will be to disrupt the Classics’ rhythm and find a way to neutralize Gingras. On the other hand, the Classics will aim to leverage their chemistry and composure to outlast Fat Roy’s individual brilliance.

Sunday December 1

G.DeStefano Delivers as Bruins Top Kings in Overtime

(4)Kings vs Bruins(5) O.T

In a game that showcased sharp defensive play and end-to-end action, the Bruins emerged victorious with a 5-4 overtime win against the Kings. Both teams battled fiercely, exchanging goals and momentum throughout the contest before G. DeStefano sealed the game in extra time. The lead shifted a couple of times, with neither side giving an inch. The Kings took a 4-3 advantage late in regulation, fueled by T. Adamacopoulos, who was a force with two goals and an assist. His ability to find open space and capitalize on scoring chances kept the Kings competitive and dangerous all game. However, the Bruins refused to relent. With time starting to wind down, A. Carelli stepped up, delivering a rocket of a slap shot that flew past M. Ottoni to tie the game at 4-4. The goal highlighted Carelli's knack for clutch performances and set the stage for a dramatic overtime finish. In the extra frame, both teams pressed for the win, but the Bruins capitalized on a decisive play. T. Nardelli orchestrated the game-winner with a swift, precise pass to G. DeStefano, who tapped the ball into the net, sparking celebration among his teammates. Goaltending played a crucial role in keeping the game tight. M. Ottoni was solid for the Kings, making several key saves to keep her team in contention. On the other end, K. Stavrakis earned the win, anchoring the Bruins with timely stops, particularly during the Kings' final push in regulation.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Giovanni DeStefano of the Bruins. As a sound and composed defenseman, DeStefano was instrumental throughout the game, disrupting the Kings' offensive pushes with smart positioning and timely clears. He consistently made the right decisions under pressure, allowing the Bruins to transition effectively and generate offensive opportunities, especially in overtime where he buried the winner.

Sabres Dominate Early, Cruise to Easy Win Over Blackhawks

(13)Sabres vs Blackhawks(5)

Falling behind 7-1 within the first 13 minutes proved to be insurmountable for the Blackhawks, who struggled to find their footing against a relentless Sabres attack. M. Chenier was unstoppable for the Sabres, delivering a performance for the ages with six goals, showcasing his ability to find open space and finish with precision. Chenier’s scoring spree set the tone early and kept the Blackhawks on their heels throughout the game. While the Sabres built an overwhelming lead, the Blackhawks tried to claw their way back into contention. Z. Giosi was the bright spot for the Blackhawks, putting up an impressive four-goal effort to lead their offense. Despite his contributions, the team couldn't close the gap, especially with the Sabres maintaining pressure and controlling possession. Adding to the Blackhawks’ woes, the Sabres tacked on three empty-net goals late in the game, further widening the margin and sealing the outcome. The Sabres’ balanced attack and ability to sustain pressure were key factors in their dominant performance. The Blackhawks will need to address their defensive lapses, particularly in the early stages of the game, as they look to rebound. For the Sabres, the victory showcased their offensive firepower and ability to capitalize on their opponent’s mistakes. This lopsided result sends a clear message: a poor start against a team like the Sabres will almost always prove costly.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Mathieu Chenier of the Sabres. M. Chenier was unstoppable  for his commanding performance in the Sabres' dominant 13-5 victory over the Blackhawks. The skilled forward was an offensive force, notching six goals and leading his team to a decisive win.

Wild Edge Predators in Tight Contest

(5)Wild vs Predators(3)

Led by M. Barone’s hat trick and M. Scarpetta’s four-assist performance, the Wild managed to pull away late in a game that was tightly contested-from start to finish. Both teams traded goals throughout the matchup, with neither side giving much ground. The Wild solidified their lead shortly after Barone’s go-ahead goal when F. Mistretta buried an insurance marker, capitalizing on a well-orchestrated play set up by Scarpetta. This two-goal cushion allowed the Wild to shift their focus to defense. The final minutes saw the Wild clamp down defensively, stifling the Predators’ attempts to mount a comeback. Net minder M. Tzouvadakis played a pivotal role, making key saves down the stretch to preserve the win. For the Predators, the effort was there, but they struggled to generate sustained offensive pressure against the Wild’s disciplined defense in the closing moments. The Wild’s balanced attack, spearheaded by Barone’s scoring and Scarpetta’s playmaking, proved to be the difference in a game where both teams were evenly matched for most of the night. This win underscores the Wild’s ability to step up in clutch moments and lock down games when it matters most.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Michael Barone of the Wild. With the game tied 3-3 in the latter stages, Barone broke the deadlock with a perfectly placed shot that beat the Predators’ goaltender, giving the Wild a critical lead. His hat trick energized the team and paved the way for an insurance marker moments later, sealing the win.

Red Wings Hold On for Win Despite Islanders' Late Rally

( 8 )Red Wings vs Islanders(6)

Despite holding a comfortable 6-3 lead late in the game, the Red Wings found themselves in a nail-biter as the Islanders clawed back with two quick goals in the closing minutes. Y. Ben-Boudaoud led the charge for the Red Wings, notching a hat trick capped off by a critical empty-net goal that proved to be the game-winner. His consistent offensive presence was key to the Red Wings maintaining their edge throughout the game. The Islanders, down 6-3 late, refused to fold. A burst of energy saw them net two quick goals, narrowing the deficit to 7-6 and putting immense pressure on the Red Wings’ defense. However, the Islanders couldn’t complete the comeback as A.Albot sealed the game with an empty net marker. For much of the game, the Red Wings appeared to be in control, with balanced scoring and sustained offensive pressure. However, their defensive lapses in the final moments nearly cost them as the Islanders showed remarkable resilience. The Red Wings will take the win but likely focus on tightening their defense in future contests. Meanwhile, the Islanders can take pride in their late effort, showcasing the kind of determination that will serve them well as the season progresses.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Yanis Ben-Boudaoud of the Red Wings. Ben-Boudaoud was the driving force behind the Red Wings' offense, consistently finding the back of the net at crucial moments. His first two goals came at pivotal times, helping the Red Wings establish and maintain a solid lead. However, it was his third goal, an empty-netter, that truly sealed the victory and proved to be the game-winner, ensuring the Islanders' late push fell short.

Panthers Hold Off Kraken in Victory Behind D.Nemiroff’s Hat Trick

(3)Kraken vs Panthers(6)

Despite strong performances-from both goaltenders, S. Fraga of the Kraken and P. Kassaris of the Panthers, the Panthers' offensive firepower proved to be the difference in this tightly contested matchup. The game began with both teams displaying disciplined defense and solid goaltending, as Fraga and Kassaris were sharp between the pipes. The Kraken worked hard to contain the Panthers’ attack, but it was D. Nemiroff who broke through, putting together a hat trick that carried his team to victory. The Panthers' offensive strategy focused on quick passing and smart positioning, forcing the Kraken into tight coverage and limiting their ability to generate counterattacks. While the Kraken played solid defense and were disciplined throughout, they struggled to match the Panthers’ offensive output. Despite some good chances and determined efforts-from their forwards, the Kraken could only manage three goals. Kassaris, while facing some pressure-from the Kraken, was steady in net and made key saves to preserve his team's lead. The Panthers' defense also stepped up when needed, limiting the Kraken's high-danger scoring chances. Ultimately, the Panthers’ strong defensive play, combined with Nemiroff’s offensive brilliance, was enough to secure a hard-fought 6-3 win. The Kraken showed great effort but were unable to overcome the Panthers' balanced game.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to David Nemiroff of the Panthers. His offensive brilliance, combined with the Panthers’ strong team defense, ensured that they walked away with the win. Nemiroff's three goals played a huge role in securing the Panthers’ 6-3 victory, making him the deserving Player of the Game.

Flyers Outlast Canadiens in Momentum-Swinging Thriller

(6)Canadiens vs Flyers(7)

The Flyers came out strong, taking a 4-2 lead early on, thanks to a balanced attack and quick ball movement. However, the Canadiens refused to back down. The turning point came when S. Boulerice delivered a jaw-dropping coast-to-coast goal, giving the Canadiens their first lead of the game at 6-5. It was Boulerice’s second tally of the night and a goal that seemed poised to shift the momentum entirely in favor of the Canadiens. But the Flyers had other plans. Refusing to fold, they battled back late in the game, scoring two unanswered goals to reclaim the lead. T. Passarelli tied the game with his third goal of the night, completing a hard-fought hat trick. Then, J. Musi sealed the victory for the Flyers, netting his own hat trick with the team’s seventh goal, a tally that held as the game-winner. The Flyers’ determination and ability to respond under pressure made the difference in this high-scoring affair. Despite the Canadiens' spirited effort and Boulerice's standout performance, the Flyers’ balanced offense, highlighted by dual hat tricks -from Passarelli and Musi, ultimately propelled them to victory. This thrilling contest showcased the skill and grit of both teams, but it was the Flyers who found a way to come out on top in a game that will be remembered for its dramatic swings and clutch performances.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Joe Musi of the Flyers. Musi was a force throughout the game, finding the back of the net at pivotal moments to keep the Flyers in control during a back-and-forth affair. With the Flyers trailing 6-5 late , Musi stepped up in the clutch. After T. Passarelli tied the game with his third goal of the night, Musi capitalized on a well-executed play, burying the Flyers’ seventh goal to reclaim the lead.

Tuesday May 28(Final)

Team Canada Edges Past Team Greece  to Win Dek Elite Championship

(3)Team Canada vs Team Greece(2) Game 2

In a thrilling conclusion to the Dek Elite Division finals, Team Canada emerged victorious over Team Greece with a hard-fought 3-2 win, clinching the championship in a best-of-three series. With Team Canada leading 1-0 in the series, both teams entered Game 2 with everything at stake. Team Greece, despite being the underdogs, put up a commendable challenge, forcing Team Canada to work for every inch of the court. The game was marked by intense back-and-forth action, with both teams trading blows throughout the match. Team Greece got on board first, taking an early 1-0 lead in the second period on a goal by S.Karageorgos , surprising many who expected Team Canada to dominate. However, Team Canada quickly responded to level the score thanks to a prolific goal scorer in M-A Trudeau. For a second time during the match, Team Greece found themselves up again, but weren’t able to protect it long enough as Team Canada battled back to level the score. With the score tied at 2-2 late in the game, M-A Trudeau came through for Team Canada with a perfect one-timer on the power play. Trudeau's goal broke the deadlock and ultimately secured the championship for Team Canada in a thrilling fashion. With Trudeau's goal standing as the game-winner, Team Canada celebrated their hard-earned championship victory after a gruelling battle with Team Greece. The victory was a testament to Team Canada's skill, determination, and ability to perform under pressure. In the end, Team Canada proved themselves worthy champions of the Dek Elite Division, overcoming a determined challenge-from Team Greece to claim the title. Despite the tough competition, Team Canada's resilience and clutch performances were key factors in their success. As they lifted the championship trophy, Team Canada celebrated their well-deserved victory, capping off an unforgettable season of Dek Elite ball hockey. On behalf of Hockeyballe.com, congratulations go out to Hung Nguyen and the rest of Team Canada for hoisting the Del Elite trophy.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to M-A Trudeau of Team Canada. M-A Trudeau's performance was instrumental in Team Canada's victory, as he scored two crucial goals, including a late one-timer that snapped a 2-2 tie and secured the championship for Team Canada.