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Fatal Demons winners of Masters 35+ division

Thursday September 23(Final)

Fatal Demons coast toward victory, crowned winners

The Fatal Demons were able to pull it off, but it was far from-plain sailing throughout the entire series. Their strong start allowed them to lead the way in all key metrics at both ends of the court. Their domination on the ball and high press has also been unrivalled forcing the Pylons to chase the game while having to play catch up. Rolling three lines was definitely a determining factor for their success. All three trios proved to be a handful for the Pylons defense, who were often stuck trying to contain rather than dictating the pace. The strike partnership of M.Chenier and F.Benhamadi were curial in tonight’s case with both players scoring big goals at key moments during both games. The Pylons were resilient by narrowing the gaps in both encounters but just fell short unable to crack S.Morante enough times. The net minder was stellar as expected. P.Santullo’s side have looked destined to claim the league crown for most of the season after showing a level of relentless consistency that their rivals could not match. In the end, the better team that dominated the regular season proved to be the deserving clear cut winners. On behalf of Hockeyballe.com , congratulations go out to Pat Santullo and the Fatal Demons for capturing the Masters 35+ division.

(3)Fatal Demons vs Pylons(2) Game 1

(3)Pylons vs Fatal Demons(5) Game 2

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Mathieu Chenier. Although a strong portion of his fan base may suggest that M.Mavroudis is deserving of the honour, the Fatal Demons had an unanimous vote that M.Chenier is the true player of the night.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Claude Kfoury of the Islanders. Never once did C.Kfoury take a shift off. His pace and determination to win the game came a long way leading all teammates with six points that included a hat trick.

Strong start propels Bruins past Predators

(5)Predators vs Bruins(12)

The Bruins got off to the start they wanted and never looked back en route to a convincing win over the Predators. It wasn’t up until the fifteen minute mark that the Predators were able to finally stop the bleeding. Although it looked like the damage had already been done with the Bruins up 5-0, the Predators showed immediate signs of  life on three quick goals. Out of nowhere, they caught fire and looked to build of it. Unfortunately, the Bruins weren’t impressed as they went back to their good habits by taking over for good. The offense rode in harmony with many contributing. M.StMartin didn’t score but helped set up five goals. E.Gabrielli, M.Porato and  Z.StMartin all chipped in with a pair while A.Benedetto rebounded after a shaky sequence to get the job done in net.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Mathis StMartin of the Bruins. Feeling generous, M.StMartin enjoyed moving the ball to his teammates that resulted in him collecting five nice assists.

Kings use strong finish to down Wild in overtime

(7)Wild vs Kings( 8 ) O.T

It took a while to get going, but the Kings eventually got there as they barley edged out the Wild in overtime. The better start did belong to the Wild as they got most of their scoring done in the first portion of the game. M.Moison and M.DiNiro scored two goals each, P.Carone was lighting it up with four points, and V.Orsini was doing his part in net making the key stops. It’s not like the Kings were in a huge jam, but something had to give. Eventually, the tides started to shift and things were slowly falling into play. That’s when their top guns took over with T.Settino leading the charge with help of a  natural goal scorer in S.Marricco. The catalyst and motor behind the structure of the team is T.Settino, who always makes that impact . After setting up three goals while netting the equaliser, T.Settino made a huge play in overtime by using his back hand that barely touched S.Marricco as the ball trickled behind the goal line.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to T.Settino of the Kings. Unless you pay very close attention to him throughout the entire game, the highly skilled forward won’t ever be denied and provide a huge impact for his team.