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Thursday November 7

Last-Second Equalizer and OT Winner Lift Armadillos Over Generals

(1)Generals vs Armadillos(2) O.T

In a battle that felt more like a playoff clash than a regular season game, the Armadillos and Generals fought tooth and nail in a low-scoring, tightly contested showdown. Both teams came prepared for a defensive struggle, with each side committing to disciplined play without the ball, making scoring chances hard to come by. The net minders were the real stars of the show, as F. Gagnon for the Generals and A.Ekonomakis for the Armadillos turned in standout performances, frustrating shooters at every turn. The Generals looked set to secure the win after V. Lamarche finally broke the scoreless tie with a precise shot early in the third period. With Gagnon in top form, the Generals seemed poised to ride out a hard-earned victory. But with the clock winding down, the Armadillos’ persistence paid off. With just over five seconds remaining, M.Moshopoulos found the back of the net, tying the game 1-1 in dramatic fashion and sending it to overtime. The Armadillos carried their momentum into the extra frame, and G. Bouchard delivered the knockout blow, netting the game-winner off a slick feed-from N. Chiminian. Chiminian's playmaking was crucial throughout the contest, earning him his second assist on the night and sealing a gritty 2-1 victory for the Armadillos over their rivals.

Assadi Consulting Inc Outlast Les Grenadiers

(4)Assadi Consulting inc vs Les Grenadiers(1)

After a scoreless opening period filled with tight defense and strong goaltending, the Assadi Consulting Inc and Les Grenadiers entered the second frame eager to break the deadlock. Early in the period, it was Payam Assadi who finally got his team on the board, snapping the stalemate and giving the Assadi Consulting Inc the momentum. Not long after, M. Richard doubled the lead, showcasing impressive skill as he drove to the net, putting the Assadi Consulting up 2-0.Les Grenadiers pushed back and managed to get one past net minder E. Parent later in the second. On a power play opportunity, R. Augustin-Registe capitalized, cutting the deficit to 2-1 and giving Les Grenadiers hope as the game remained within reach. But the Assadi Consulting quickly seized control again in the third period when N. Kokovidis struck early, restoring the two-goal cushion at 3-1.Despite Les Grenadiers' best efforts to claw back, E. Parent stood tall, turning away every attempt and denying Les Grenadiers any chance at a comeback. As the clock wound down, Les Grenadiers pulled their goalie in a last-ditch effort, but T. Bozinakis took advantage, firing into an empty net to secure the 4-1 victory for the Assadi Consulting Inc.

Fatal Demons Edge Out Rated R in Hard-Fought Victory

(5)Fatal Demons vs Rated R(4)

In a game where resilience and grit took center stage, the Fatal Demons managed to outlast Rated R in a thrilling 5-4 win. The Fatal Demons jumped out to a 4-2 lead but saw their advantage erased late in the second period when Rated R stormed back, leveling the score at 4-4. Undeterred, the Fatal Demons regrouped and once again took advantage of a crucial power play opportunity. K. Kavan delivered the go-ahead goal, reclaiming the lead at 5-4—a margin that would ultimately hold for the victory. M. Mavroudis spearheaded the offense, notching an impressive hat trick and setting the tone for the Fatal Demons' attack. Y. Derohannesian was equally pivotal, collecting four assists and showcasing his playmaking ability. T. Langiano also contributed significantly, tallying three assists to keep the offense rolling. In the end, the Fatal Demons' disciplined play and timely scoring proved too much for Rated R to overcome, sealing a hard-fought win in a game that could have swung either way.

Defensive Chess Match Sees United Edge Snipers

(3)United vs Snipers(1)

The matchup between the United and the Snipers played out as a disciplined, low-scoring battle where both teams relied on structure and defensive resilience to limit offensive opportunities. Right-from the start, it was clear this would be a tightly contested game as both sides remained cautious and focused on avoiding defensive breakdowns. The United managed to strike early in the opening period when A. Chiapetta found a seam in the Snipers' defense, sliding one past S. Catalano to give his team a 1-0 lead. After this initial marker, chances remained few and far between, with both teams content to clog up the middle and keep shots to the outside. The deadlock continued well into the second period, with the Snipers getting on the board only after drawing a power play. D.Gkeivelopoulos took advantage, delivering a precise shot that leveled the score at 1-1. This momentum boost, however, didn’t open up the game, as both teams quickly returned to a defensive posture, setting up for a nail-biting final period. The third period kept the benches on the edge of their seats as both teams continued to grind, searching for the game-breaking goal. But as time wound down, an untimely penalty against the Snipers gave the United an advantage, and J. Del Torto wasted no time, cashing in to make it 2-1. Desperation set in for the Snipers as they pushed for an equalizer, but E. Maroun sealed the game with an empty-net goal, finalizing the score at 3-1.Though they weren’t overly busy, both goaltenders were sharp when called upon. J. Liopoulos stood tall for the United, and S. Catalano of the Snipers was similarly solid, each making key saves to keep their teams in the game.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Manny Mavroudis of the Fatal Demons. In a game that saw Rated R rally to erase a 4-2 deficit, Mavroudis’ goals proved invaluable, each one keeping the Fatal Demons a step ahead in a game where every goal counted. His final point came at a crucial juncture, helping to preserve the Fatal Demons' momentum and fend off a determined Rated R comeback. With his lethal scoring touch and relentless drive, Mavroudis was instrumental in this gritty win, showcasing his ability to deliver under pressure.

 Wednesday November 6 (Semi finals)

Oilers Edge Golden Knights in Wild Overtime Thriller to Reach Finals

( 8 )Golden Knights vs Oilers(9) O.T

In a high-stakes, rollercoaster of a semi-final, the Oilers triumphed over the Golden Knights with a heart-pounding overtime win. This back-and-forth showdown saw both teams exchange leads, delivering a nail-biting experience-from start to finish and keeping everyone guessing until the very last moment. The Oilers' F. Bchara stole the spotlight with an incredible five-goal performance. Known for his power and relentless drive, Bchara turned up the heat, netting four consecutive goals in the final portion, including the overtime clincher that sent the Oilers to the final. His scoring spree not only anchored his team’s offense but also left the Golden Knights reeling as he continued to find the back of the net at critical moments. Supporting Bchara’s remarkable showing was A. Maraj, who played the role of playmaker to perfection, collecting an impressive five assists. His quick reads and precision passes gave the Oilers key scoring opportunities, pushing their offensive momentum. A. Kalaydjian also made a significant impact, scoring twice and adding two assists of his own to further bolster the Oilers’ attack. The Golden Knights refused to go down without a fight, however. Z. Johan stepped up as their key weapon, matching Bchara’s intensity with four goals of his own, keeping his team in the game and making the Oilers work for every inch of their victory. In the end, the Oilers managed to break the deadlock in overtime, thanks to Bchara’s final, decisive tally. With this electrifying win, the Oilers advance to the championship game, carrying forward the momentum of a thrilling semi-final victory. The stage is set for a showdown in the final, where the Oilers will look to capture it all.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Fadel Bchara of the Oilers. Bchara’s ability to come through in key moments was unmatched, and his relentless effort and offensive firepower set the tone for his team. His performance of five total goals including the overtime winner was the foundation of the Oilers' victory, and they’ll be counting on that same determination in the championship game.

Avalanche Surge Past Hurricanes in Semi-Final to Book Spot in Finals

(10)Avalanche vs Hurricanes(6)

Despite a strong start-from the Hurricanes, who held slim leads early on, the Avalanche found their groove midway through and hit a stride the Hurricanes couldn't keep up with. The Hurricanes came out strong, putting the Avalanche on the defensive and clinging to slight leads as they looked to set the tone. But as the game progressed, the Avalanche's offense began to build momentum. M. Petrarca was instrumental in this shift, scoring two goals that helped turn the tide. C. White also made a significant impact, tallying twice to keep the Avalanche’s offense rolling. The pivotal player of the night, however, was M. Barone, whose late-game heroics sealed the victory for the Avalanche. Barone found his scoring touch in the final stretch, netting three goals that broke open the game and left the Hurricanes scrambling to keep pace. His relentless scoring burst proved to be the backbreaker, extinguishing any hopes of a Hurricanes comeback. While the Hurricanes showed resilience and had several bright moments, they ultimately couldn’t keep up with the Avalanche’s relentless pace in the latter half of the game. With this well-rounded 10-6 victory, the Avalanche advance to the finals, riding high on the rhythm they found in this semi-final clash.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Michael Barone of the Avalanche. With the game still up for grabs and the Hurricanes pressing to stay in contention, Barone took charge, finding the back of the net multiple times when it mattered most. His late-game scoring spree not only shifted the momentum firmly in the Avalanche’s favour but also effectively closed the door on the Hurricanes’ chances of a comeback. Barone’s composure under pressure and his ability to finish in key moments made all the difference, energizing his team and securing their path to the finals.

The Wednesday Draft division has reached its thrilling conclusion, with just two teams left standing: the Oilers and the Avalanche. Both teams fought through intense semi-finals, showcasing potent offensive firepower, and now they’re set to face off in a championship game that promises plenty of action and goals.

The Oilers enter the final fresh off a dramatic 9-8 overtime win over the Golden Knights, propelled by a remarkable five-goal performance-from F. Bchara, including the game-winning strike in extra time. Known for their aggressive, high-tempo style, the Oilers will look to carry that intensity into the final. On the other side, the Avalanche are coming off a decisive 10-6 victory over a resilient Hurricanes team, where M. Barone’s three late goals proved instrumental in securing their place in the final.

With both teams boasting prolific scorers and dynamic playmakers, the championship game is expected to be a high-scoring affair. The Oilers and Avalanche have shown a knack for seizing momentum, and whichever team can control the pace and capitalize on key opportunities may just emerge victorious. Fans can expect a thrilling contest between two powerhouse teams, with the Wednesday Draft division title on the line.

Tuesday November 5 (Semi finals)

Penguins Punch Ticket to Final in High-Scoring Semifinal Victory Over Canucks

(8)Canucks vs Penguins(13)

In a thrilling semifinal showdown, the Penguins’ offensive machine propelled them to a commanding win over the Canucks, securing their spot in the finals. The Penguins wasted no time establishing their dominance, quickly building a significant lead that allowed them to control the pace of the game-from start to finish. While the Canucks’ offense found some rhythm, they couldn’t keep pace with the relentless Penguins. Key contributions powered the Penguins’ victory, as both C. White and G. DeMarinis delivered hat tricks, showcasing their offensive prowess. T. Angelis was equally impactful, scoring twice and dishing out three assists to help orchestrate the attack. These three players proved unstoppable, consistently breaking down the Canucks’ defense and keeping the pressure on throughout. On the Canucks’ side, F. Bchara put in a valiant effort, netting four goals in a standout performance despite the tough loss. Bchara’s productivity highlighted the Canucks’ resilience, but without sufficient support, they couldn’t close the gap. With this explosive semifinal win, the Penguins now advance to the championship round, where they’ll look to carry their offensive momentum forward. Their high-powered attack will be one to watch as they chase the title in the finals.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Gino DeMarinis of the Penguins. DeMarinis played a crucial role in the Penguins’ fast start, racking up an incredible seven points—three goals and four assists—in the team’s first eight goals. His early offensive explosion allowed the Penguins to build a commanding lead, setting the tone and creating a cushion they maintained throughout the game.

Sharks Rally Past Ducks in Dramatic Comeback, Advance to Finals

(7)Ducks vs Sharks(9)

In this thrilling semifinal clash, the Sharks staged an unforgettable comeback to defeat the undermanned Ducks 9-7, punching their ticket to the finals. The Ducks played a nearly flawless game for most of the night, overcoming a short bench to build a commanding 7-4 lead with just eight minutes left. T. Nardelli led the charge for the Ducks, notching a hat trick, while his teammates contributed solid defensive plays and timely offense to keep the Sharks at bay. However, the game took a sudden turn when the Sharks found their spark. In a mere sixty seconds, the Sharks swung the momentum with two rapid-fire goals—first-from T. Perluzzo and then S. Panetta—to close the gap to 7-6. Energized by the shift, the Sharks continued their offensive surge, with Panetta striking again to level the score. Shortly after, D. Lipinski delivered the go-ahead marker, giving the Sharks an 8-7 lead that they would hold onto until the final buzzer. Perluzzo and Panetta were unstoppable forces in the Sharks’ comeback. Perluzzo showcased his playmaking and finishing skills, racking up three goals and three assists, while Panetta was equally lethal, scoring four goals and adding a helper. Their combined efforts proved too much for the Ducks in the final minutes, ultimately sealing the Sharks’ place in the championship. With this dramatic come-from-behind victory, the Sharks now advance to the finals, carrying significant momentum-from their resilient performance. The Sharks’ ability to capitalize on the Ducks’ late-game fatigue will be a key storyline as they prepare to battle for the title.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Tony Perluzzo of the Sharks. In a stunning semi-final showdown, Tony Perluzzo proved to be a difference-maker for the Sharks, earning Player of the Game honours in their 9-7 comeback win over the Ducks. With his team trailing 7-4 late in the game, Perluzzo sparked the Sharks’ offense, delivering a crucial three-goal, three-assist performance that turned the tide and carried the Sharks to victory.

The stage is set for an electrifying championship clash between the Sharks and Penguins as they face off for the Tuesday Draft division title. Both teams boast balanced rosters with deep offensive talent, promising a high-octane matchup where limiting mistakes and solid goaltending may tip the scales.

The Sharks enter the final riding high on momentum after their remarkable comeback victory over the Ducks in the semifinals. Led by the dynamic duo of Tony Perluzzo and S. Panetta, the Sharks have showcased their ability to strike quickly and capitalize on any lapse in their opponents’ defense. Perluzzo, in particular, has been on fire, with a six-point game that highlighted his scoring touch and playmaking prowess. Panetta has been equally formidable, contributing multiple goals in key moments. If the Sharks can maintain this offensive chemistry while staying disciplined on defense, they’ll be a tough team to beat.

On the other side, the Penguins come into the title game fresh off a dominant 13-8 win over the Canucks. The Penguins have a proven scoring arsenal, with players like C. White, G. DeMarinis, and T. Angelis consistently finding ways to break through defenses. DeMarinis was the star of the semifinals, amassing seven points to keep the Penguins in control early on. His ability to create plays and generate scoring chances will be crucial against the Sharks, who have shown they can rally under pressure. For the Penguins, getting an early lead could be pivotal, especially if they can contain the Sharks’ offensive surges.

Monday November 4

Blackhawks Find the Win Column in Week 4 with Balanced Attack

After three weeks without a victory, the Blackhawks came out determined to make their mark, finally notching their first win of the season in a commanding 7-2 performance against the Sharpshooters. This team-wide effort saw seven different Blackhawks players get on the score sheet, underscoring their tenacity in loose-ball battles and creating prime scoring opportunities through balanced contributions. Their relentless work ethic and possession allowed them to dictate play and finish their chances. In the second game, the Blackhawks initially appeared set for another solid win as they held a 6-4 lead late into the game. However, the Sharpshooters mounted a comeback, with D.Gkeivelopoulos and A. Reid scoring crucial late goals to level the match at 6-6, forcing a shootout. Not to be denied, the Blackhawks stayed resilient and sealed the victory with clutch shootout markers -from O. Valiquette and M. Richard, securing a hard-fought win to close out a successful night.

(2)Sharpshooters vs Blackhawks(7)

(6)Sharpshooters vs Blackhawks( 8 ) S.O

Classics and Fat Roy Split Hard-Fought Victories

In a matchup showcasing two well-matched and determined teams, the Classics and Fat Roy each earned a win in a thrilling, gritty doubleheader. The opener went to the Classics, who managed to pull ahead with a strong, cohesive effort, ultimately securing a 6-3 victory. Their organized play and balanced scoring allowed them to stay a step ahead, with contributions across the lineup ensuring no single player had to shoulder the load. The second game kept the intensity high, as Fat Roy responded with resilience and determination. In a closely contested battle, they edged out the Classics 5-4 to claim their own victory. The effort was once again spread across the roster, with every player stepping up, making it a team effort on both ends of the rink. Both sides demonstrated a willingness to battle for every ball, leaving it all on the floor in an evenly matched showdown that showcased the depth and determination of each squad.

(6)Classics vs Fat Roy(3)

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Randy Beaver's Hat Trick Propels Assadi Consulting Inc. to Easy Victory Before Pan B Strikes Back in a Shootout Thriller

Randy Beaver made an immediate impact for the Assadi Consulting Inc, setting the pace with a first-period hat trick that left no doubt about his side's intent. His scoring outburst ignited the Assadi Consulting Inc.'s confidence and established an early lead they would never relinquish, ultimately cruising to an 8-1 victory over Pan B. Backed by a stellar performance in net-from Pedram Assadi, who allowed only one goal, the team’s defense and goaltending proved just as dominant as their offense. In the second matchup, however, Pan B was determined not to fall into the same trap. Adopting a tighter defensive structure, they kept the game close, pushing the Assadi Consulting Inc to their limits. N. Chiminian played a crucial role for the Assadi, recording four primary assists and helping his team take a slim 4-3 lead late into the game. But just when it looked like the Assadi Consulting Inc would secure another victory, Pan B’s B. Daniele delivered a dramatic equalizer, beating the clock with less than a second to spare. The setup came-from P. Musto, who also tallied four assists, demonstrating Plan B's newfound synergy and resolve. With the score knotted at 4-4, the game went to a shootout, where Plan B showed remarkable poise. They converted on all three attempts, leaving the Assadi Consulting Inc unable to respond, and claimed a hard-fought 7-5 victory to split the night. The shootout win capped off an intense game filled with clutch moments, as Plan B avenged their earlier defeat with a thrilling comeback.

(1)Plan B vs Assadi Consulting inc( 8 )

 (7)Plan B vs Assadi Consulting inc(5) S.O

 Fat Roy and Classics Split Doubleheader Again in Hard-Fought Rematch

After splitting their first encounter, Fat Roy and the Classics met again in another doubleheader, and this time, Fat Roy came out with a statement. They dominated -from start to finish in the first game, setting the tone early in the opening frame with P. Stroubakis leading the way, racking up three points. By the final period, C. Chirola took over, netting a hat trick to put the game well out of reach. Fat Roy’s commanding performance ended in a lopsided 9-2 win, signaling their intent with a decisive display. Determined to bounce back, the Classics brought renewed energy and urgency to the second encounter. They matched Fat Roy’s intensity-from the start, leading to an intense, back-and-forth first period that ended 3-3. The momentum then swung in the Classics’ favor, courtesy of a highlight-reel goal -from C. Gingras, who broke away after a perfectly timed pass-from M. Destounis. Moments later, Gingras returned the favor, finding Destounis open for a powerful one-timer that gave the Classics a 5-3 lead. Despite a late goal by Fat Roy, the Classics held firm, closing out the game with disciplined play to secure a 5-4 victory and earn another split for the night. This resilient effort by the Classics demonstrated their ability to rebound against a tough opponent, proving they wouldn’t back down-from a challenge.

(2)Classics vs Fat Roy(9)

(5)Classics vs Fat Roy(4)

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Nicko Chiminian of the Assadi Consulting inc. Whether setting up teammates with perfectly timed passes or making plays to sustain offensive momentum, Chiminian’s performance was pivotal. His combination of playmaking and scoring elevated the Assadi Consulting Inc, highlighting his essential role in the team’s game plan and securing him the spotlight for the night.

Tuesday November 5

Classics Split Doubleheader with Assadi Consulting Inc in Tight Battles

The Classics and the Assadi Consulting Inc faced off in a gripping doubleheader, with both games coming down to the wire. In the first encounter, the Classics showed resilience, clawing their way back-from a 2-0 deficit to force a shootout. A. Argiroudis led the comeback effort, netting two crucial goals to level the score and give his team a chance to secure the win. However, once they reached the shootout, the Assadi Consulting Inc demonstrated their precision, converting three straight shots to clinch the victory. Determined to avoid another slow start, the Classics came out with renewed energy in the second game, focusing on building an early lead. In another closely contested match, the Classics managed to edge out the Assadi Consulting Inc 4-3, thanks in large part to the standout performance of C. Gingras. Gingras was a driving force, participating in all four goals and playing a pivotal role in controlling the game’s tempo. His offensive contributions ensured the Classics maintained a slim lead and ultimately secured the win. Despite the loss, T. Bozinakis was a bright spot for the Assadi Consulting Inc, recording two goals and keeping his team within striking distance throughout. His efforts, along with the Assadi Consulting’s shootout success in the first game, highlighted their depth and competitive edge.

(5)Classics vs Assadi Consulting inc(7) S.O

(4)Classics vs Assadi Consulting inc(3)

The SalumiVino player of the game goes to Carl Gingras of the Classics. After the Classics' close loss in the shootout of the first game, Gingras made sure they started strong in the second encounter. He set up key plays, using his skill and vision to orchestrate scoring chances while keeping the Assadi Consulting inc defense on their heels. His involvement in all four goals was a testament to his ability to drive the play, combining speed and precision to generate consistent offense.

Sunday November 3(Semi finals)

Sabres Overwhelm Undermanned Kraken to Advance to Finals

(0)Kraken vs Sabres(7)

The semifinal showdown between the top-seeded Kraken and the Sabres was expected to be a tightly contested battle, but the game unfolded in a far different manner. The Kraken entered the matchup shorthanded, lacking key players that contributed to their regular season success. Their hope for an early boost fell flat when G. Santacroce of the Sabres struck first, seizing momentum and shifting the game’s dynamics. With the opening goal secured, the Sabres shifted to a more conservative, calculated approach, a move that played directly into their hands. This strategy forced the Kraken to push forward and take risks to level the score, but these aggressive tactics left them vulnerable on the counterattack. The Sabres capitalized on these opportunities, extending their lead as the game progressed. Santacroce continued to spearhead the Sabres’ attack, completing a hat trick and showcasing his lethal finishing ability. Not to be outdone, K. Labelle put on a show of his own, joining Santacroce with a hat trick that underscored his knack for finding scoring lanes and punishing defensive lapses. On the defensive end, the Sabres were airtight, and in net, F. Koch delivered a performance for the ages. Koch’s rare shutout in such a high-stakes game was a testament to his quick reflexes and poise under pressure. His ability to read the game and make critical saves kept the Kraken off the scoreboard and deflated any hope of a comeback. As the minutes ticked down, the Sabres only grew stronger, steadily building their lead and displaying a well-rounded game that highlighted their depth and tactical discipline. The final score of 7-0 spoke volumes about their preparation and execution. With this decisive victory, the Sabres punched their ticket to the final, sending a clear message to their upcoming opponents. They showcased offensive firepower, rock-solid defense, and exceptional goaltending — a combination that will make them a formidable force in the championship game.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Felix Koch of the Sabres. From-the drop of the ball, Koch demonstrated unwavering focus and sharp reflexes. Despite the Kraken’s desperation to claw their way into the game, their scoring attempts were repeatedly thwarted by Koch's stellar positioning and anticipation. His ability to track the ball through traffic, make key saves in close quarters, and deny the Kraken's shooters provided the backbone for the Sabres' defensive effort.

Kings Edge Panthers in Thrilling Semifinal Comeback, Secure Final Berth with Close Win

(5)Panthers vs Kings(6)

In a highly anticipated semifinal clash between the Kings and the Panthers, fans were treated to a back-and-forth showdown that lived up to expectations. The intensity was palpable as both teams exchanged blows, with neither side able to establish full control in the early stages of the game. The Panthers looked to seize momentum midway through, stringing together two consecutive goals. F. Mastrocola was instrumental, netting his second tally of the night to push the Panthers ahead 4-2. At this point, the Kings sensed the game was slipping away but showed remarkable composure and resilience. Rather than panicking, they stuck to their game plan, which paid dividends when L. Bavellas sparked a comeback with his standout performance, completing a hat trick that electrified the bench and leveled the score at 4-4.The back-and-forth drama continued as A. Zarzour stepped up for the Panthers, scoring his second goal to regain the lead at 5-4. Despite the setback, the Kings demonstrated their fighting spirit once more. A. Kalaydjian buried a crucial goal to tie it at 5-5, giving the Kings renewed life as the clock ticked down. With time winding down and both teams pushing hard for the game-winner, it was M. Barone who stepped up in the clutch. Barone’s precise wrist shot found its way past the Panthers’ net minder, sending the Kings ahead 6-5 in the dying moments of the match. The crowd erupted as the Kings celebrated what would become the game-winning goal. Equally noteworthy was the performance of S. Morante between the pipes for the Kings. Morante was rock-solid throughout the game, making critical saves at pivotal moments to keep his team within striking distance. His poise and sharp reflexes were essential in preserving the Kings’ narrow lead late in the game and ensuring their place in the final.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Sandro Morante of the Kings. Thanks to Morante’s rock-solid goaltending, the Kings overcame the relentless push of the Panthers and secured their spot in the final. His effort not only stabilized the defense but also inspired the entire line-up to push for victory. The Kings’ advancement was as much a testament to their collective will as it was to Morante’s stellar night in net.

The Sunday draft division has reached its pinnacle, with only two teams remaining: the resilient Sabres and the formidable Kings. Both squads are riding high after their respective semi-final victories and enter this championship matchup with momentum and confidence. This game promises to be a battle of strategic execution, strong defensive schemes, and clutch performances-from standout players on both sides.

The Kings' success this season has been built on a foundation of sound defensive play combined with timely offensive bursts. Their ability to lock down opponents and seize opportunities has proven effective, and they’ll be looking to replicate this approach in the final. Leading the offensive charge are skilled players like L. Bavellas, known for his scoring touch and recent hat trick heroics, and A. Kalaydjian, whose timely goals in the semi-finals underscored his ability to step up in key moments. S. Kalaydjian’s contributions add further depth and unpredictability to their attack. The Sabres have also shown that they can rise to the occasion, demonstrated by their dominant semi-final win where they posted an impressive 7-0 shutout. Their confidence stems not only-from their offensive firepower but also-from their ability to match the defensive prowess of any opponent. In net, F. Koch has been sensational, recently earning Player of the Game honours for his shutout performance. His composure and skill will be tested as he faces a balanced Kings offense.

The stage is set for an epic championship game that will test the mettle of both teams. With stars ready to shine and defensive units poised to protect their nets, the Sabres and Kings are prepared to leave it all on the floor in pursuit of Sunday draft division glory.

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.