Wednesday November 1

Senators triumph over Hurricanes on the back of T.Settino’s hat trick

(3)Hurricanes vs Senators(5)

Getting the games first two goals came a long way for the Senators close win over the Hurricanes. Although the Hurricanes kept pushing the pace going down without a fight, they just couldn’t get that extra tally in order to level. They narrowed the gap by one on three occasions on the back of Ari.Daghlian scoring twice. The pace of the game was relentless with both goaltenders doing their part keeping it extremely close. As good as H.Psaroudis was making plenty of key saves, the net minder didn’t have an answer on how to shut down T.Settino. The Senators got three of their five goals-from their top gun that undoubtedly made the difference in this encounter. S.Mascitto got credited the winner, and M.Mascitto allowed only three goals after facing 26 shots.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Tony Settino of the Senators. The highly skilled forward shined throughout the entire match scoring three big goals to lead his club past the Hurricanes.

F.Bchara hat trick breaks 6-6 deadlock, Blues edge out Oilers

(6)Oilers vs Blues(8)

In a high scoring and thrilling hockey game, the Blues saved their best for last notching two big goals. It was clear that this game would be a goal scoring extravaganza. Both teams never let up displaying their offensive fire power burning the lights on the score board with a flurry of goals. The lead got exchanged a few times which suggested for a very unpredictable ending. With the game all tied up at six goals apiece with less than two minutes remaining, the Blues had the extra gear posting a pair of back breaking tallies. First, F.Bchara notched his third to snap the tie, and C.Arnoldo followed up in the dying moments to also complete a hat trick. The Oilers put up a great challenge, but perhaps didn’t get the memo on who to watch on the Blues side of the court. F.Bchara and C.Arnoldo have been lighting it up all season, and tonight wasn’t any different as the two players did more than their fair share to help secure the win.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Fadl Bchara. Known for his scoring ability, sometimes its when you put the ball behind the net that counts the most. F.Bchara bagged his third toward the latter stages of the game that snapped a 6-6 tie which ultimately held up for the winner.

Stars use late surge to down Golden Knights

(9)Stars vs Golden Knights(6)

In a roller coaster of a ball hockey match, the Stars orchestrated a breathtaking finish rattling off four consecutive goals to defeat the Golden Knights. From-the initial faceoff, it was clear that both teams were eager to assert their dominance. The game was showcased by a flurry of goals with both sides taking turns leading. It was see saw battle that had everyone guessing on who would score next. As the game progressed, the Golden Knights felt they were in a good spot when G.Lamothe buried his second for a 6-5 lead. But the Stars weren’t ready to admit defeat just yet. They intensified their offensive efforts and began a late game surge that would leave the fans in awe. In a remarkable turn of events, the Stars managed to score four unanswered goals, shocking the Golden Knights and the fans watching. S.Tosi was a big part of the operation netting two of those last tallies. During that mix, J.Bergola potted his second, and J.Musi had an incredible finish posting four markers. Although the Golden Knights put up a valiant effort, it was the Stars that emerged victories thanks to their late surge.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Joe Musi of the Stars. Musi’s four goal performance propelled his team to a thrilling victory. His goals weren’t just about quantity, but about turning the tide of the match and inspiring his teammates to raise their game to new heights.