Wednesday November 8

Blues and Golden Knights clash in roller coaster ride

(14)Blues vs Golden Knights(13)

The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as the Blues and the Golden Knights faced off in a highly anticipated ball hockey clash. From-the drop of the ball, it was clear that this was going to be a high scoring affair. Goals were exchanged at a rapid pace, keeping the scoreboard lit throughout the game. J.DiMauro and T.Nardelli wearing the Blues colors, were on fire. Their chemistry on the floor was undeniable as they executed precise passes and displayed incredible team work. DiMauro’s powerful shots and Nardelli’s finesse around the net left the Golden Knights goaltender scrambling. The game was so unpredictable that it needed every second of it to determine an eventual winner. Tied 12-12 with just over two minutes to go, J.DiMauro snapped the tie followed with a quick tally by E.Mastrosanti that held up for the winner.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Jonathan DiMauro of the Blues. It was clear that J.DiMauro did pretty much what he wanted out there. Out of his clubs 14 goals, DiMauro participated in 11 of them to help lead his side in a wild affair.

Rangers save best for last riding three late goals

(3)Hurricanes vs Rangers(5)

What a comeback for the Rangers! The battle against the Hurricanes was intense, and the late game heroics surely had fans on the edge of their seats. The game started off as a tight contest, with both teams showcasing their skills on the court. The Hurricanes were putting up a strong fight, but the Rangers led by the stellar performance by Joseph Salvo, were determined to turn the tide. Throughout the game, Salvo proved to be a defensive powerhouse, breaking up numerous plays and thwarting the Hurricanes offensive efforts. His timely interventions and strategic moves kept the Rangers in the game when it mattered most. As the clock wound down, the Rangers found themselves trailing by a slight 3-2 margin. Then, in the short span of only four minutes or so, the game turned on its head with the Rangers striking late on three unanswered goals. Joey Salvo had evened the score, J.Gravel then provided the lead while M.Ferrara capped it off with an insurance marker. There was no question that it took a resilient team effort coupled with D.Apikian holding the fort in net for the Rangers late comeback.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Joseph Salvo of the Rangers.  Often neglected, playing well without the ball doesn’t get the credit it deserves. Joseph Salvo broke a bunch of plays that not only prevented scoring chances, but regained ball possession which is essential in a closely tilted battle.

Senators fall short to Stars after staging late comeback

(7)Senators vs Stars( 8 )

As the game unfolded, it seemed like the Senators were facing an uphill battle, but they showcased incredible resilience with a stunning late comeback attempt riding three straight goals. However, the script took a sudden turn when M.Sasso bagged his third snapping the late 7-7 tie. The back and forth nature of the game added to the drama, and unfortunately for the Senators, the Stars managed to regain the lead just when it seemed victory was within each for the Senators. While it goes without saying that you need all your elements in order to get the job done, the Stars were however glad to have S.Tosi and M.Sasso make a little extra noise on Wednesday night. The two were a force to be reckoned with as they both scored hat tricks being undeniably a big reason why the Stars got to the finish line first. It was an exciting tilt that had its ups and downs with plenty of drama. Although a disappointing way to lose, the Senators showed  great determination by never giving when the game looked to be completely out of reach.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Mario Sasso of the Stars. No question M.Sasso was clutch on Wednesday night. Already with a pair of goals under his belt, the forward saved his best for last snapping a late tie to complete his hat trick.