Monday April 1

Blistering Pace, Les Yables Outgun Snipers in Dominant Ball Hockey Display

From-the opening faceoff, Les Yables set the pace with their blistering speed, quickly gaining control of the ball and dictating the flow of play. Their relentless offensive pressure resulted in several early scoring opportunities, which they capitalized on with precision shots past the Snipers' goaltender. With M-Brouillard controlling the play resulting in fours assists, D.Marcotte and D.Pellerin each scored twice, and Les Yables were on their way to an easy win. Although the second encounter saw a more engaged Snipers team, the bad start proved to be their down fall with Les Yables establishing early control on three first period goals. The slight advantage came a long way despite H.Awada narrowing the gap by one. In their attempt to even the score after pulling out their net minder, the Snipers suffered another defeat after giving up two empty net goals. Les Yables took the second game on an overall team effort that saw five different players score while getting another exceptional performance in net by J-F Simard.

(6)Les Yables vs Snipers(1)

(5)Les Yables vs Snipers(2)

Chiefs Outlast Hustles in Thrilling Double-Header

The opening game of the series set the tone for the intense battles to come, as both teams traded scoring chances and defensive stops throughout the match. Despite the Hustles' relentless pressure, the Chiefs managed to capitalize on key opportunities, taking an early lead with their precise passing and sharp shooting. Captain J.Gagne set the tone for his team, showcasing his playmaking ability and offensive prowess. With pinpoint passes and deft ball control, he orchestrated numerous scoring opportunities, putting relentless pressure on the opposing defense. His two goals and two assists was definitely a big reason why the Chiefs took the opener against the Hustlers. As both teams entered the second game, the intensity only heightened as the Hustlers sought some pay back after an earlier letdown. This time, they got it right by setting the tone on two quick goals by P.Arkalis and P.Musto before S.Athanasopoulos provided a 3-1 lead early in the second period with a power play goal. Despite the deficit, the Chiefs refused to conceded defeat as they bounced back on consecutive tallies that eventually forced a shootout. O.Valiquette was the catalyst in this particular game as the veteran cashed in twice participating in all three goals for the Chiefs. The rally then set the stage for a dramatic shootout with both teams sending some high end talent to figure out the goaltenders. As the tensions mounted, G.Vermette calmly remained composed in net denying all three Hustler players he faced. It came to no surprise that the Chiefs got their lone goal by their captain. With nerves of steel, Gagne stepped up to the challenge, calmly beating the  goaltender and burying the lone shootout-winning goal with precision and finesse, capping off a thrilling victory.

(5)Chiefs vs Hustlers(2)

(4)Chiefs vs Hustlers(3) S.O

Second game surge, Sharpshooters Blank Assadi Consulting inc after first encounter Stalemate

In a double-header matchup that saw contrasting fortunes for both teams, the Sharpshooters showcased their offensive prowess and defensive dominance to secure a commanding victory over the Assadi Consulting inc in the second game after a hard-fought draw in the opener. The Assadi Consulting inc should have banked three easy points in the first encounter if not for giving up two tallies in the last minute of play. As the Sharpshooters battled back to even the score, both sides were locked in a stalemate by the time the shootouts concluded. Buoyed by their solid performance in the first game, the Sharpshooters came out firing on all cylinders in the second matchup, determined to assert their dominance-from the opening whistle. With relentless offensive pressure and suffocating defense, they quickly seized control of the game, leaving the Assadi Consulting inc struggling to keep pace. A.Lepore took charge in the first period striking twice along with A.Reid for a commanding 3-0 lead. It was evident that the Assadi Consulting inc didn’t quite have the same energy like in the first game in order to compete with a formidable opponent. Rather than slowing down the bleeding, things continued the same way in the final frame with the Sharpshooters padding their lead on three more goals. M.Vinciguerra did his part stopping everything in sight which enabled his team to play with confidence and run way with the match.

(5)Assadi Consulting inc vs Sharpshooters(5) S.O

(0)Assadi Consulting inc vs Sharpshooters(6)

Turning the Tables, Degenerates Split Night with DHK in Impressive Fashion

In a remarkable turnaround, the Degenerates bounced back-from a lopsided loss to DHK with a display of determination and resilience in their rematch. After a disappointing performance in their previous matchup, the Degenerates hit the ball hockey court with a renewed sense of purpose, eager to make amends and split their night with DHK. Right-from the opening draw, it was evident that the Degenerates meant business. They came out with a relentless intensity, dominating possession and dictating the tempo of the game. With precision passing and sharp shooting, they quickly found themselves in the driver's seat, determined to erase the memory of their previous defeat. The DHK gave their opponent a lesson in the first encounter running up the score for an easy win. J.Molloy buried a pair and D.Seguin accumulated four points. Unable to keep their rhythm going, the DHK didn’t quite look the same in the ensuing match. Often, they seemed a step behind trying to chase the game against a team determined to bounce back. The Degenerates did an excellent job keeping their strategy simple, resulting in scoring efforts-from different players while getting a solid performance in net by R.Ranieri.

(2)Degenerates vs DHK(6)

(4)Degenerates vs DHK(2)

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Jonathan Gagne of the Chiefs. In both his clubs wins, the captain was influential, collecting four points in the earlier contest while capping off the second encounter with the games lone shootout marker.