MAJOR BROOKLIN REDMEN 13 SIX NATIONS CHIEFS 19
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2005, IROQUOIS PARK ARENA, WHITBY
Period Scoring:
Brooklin 3, 3, 7 = 13
Six Nations 8, 6, 5 = 19
Shots:
Brooklin 17, 23, 18 = 58
Six Nations 20, 16, 11 = 47
PIMS:
Brooklin 4, 7, 8 = 19
Six Nations 2, 15, 6 = 23
In net:
Brooklin – Gee Nash (21 shots, 9 goals allowed) from start until 11:34 of the first and start of second until 7:47 of the second, Josh McNaughton (26 shots, 10 goals allowed) remainder of the time;
Six Nations - Ken Montour ( 57 shots, 13 goals allowed)until 18;29 of third period, Ryan Avery (1 shot, no goals allowed) finished.
Powerplay goals:
Brooklin 4; Six Nations 2
Shorthanded goals:
Brooklin 1; Six Nations 0
Scoring Summary:
Brooklin – Josh McNaughton (0,1); Jon Durno (1,0); Garet Kikot (0,3); Ashton McLean (0,2); Derek Suddons (1,0); Steve Hoar (1,2); Mike McLellan (3,0); Steve Toll (0,4); Jeff Zywicki (1,4); Matt Taylor (0,1); Ryan Sharp (1,1): Mike Morrison (1,0); Shawn Williams (4,1)
Six Nations – Ken Montour (0,2); Mike Longboat (1,0); Delby Powless (3,6); Brock Boyle (3,0); Cal Smith (0,1); Cam Bomberry (1,5); Daryl Gibson (0,1); Roger Vyse (3,3); Stew Montour (1,1); Tom Montour (2,2); Cory Bomberry (1,3); Kim Squire (4,2))
Brooklin Player of the Game: Jeff Zywicki
Refs: Jeremy Morrison, Dan Floyd
Time of game: 2 hrs., 0 mins.
Attendance: 319
50/50 Winnings: $104.00
Game Summary:
BRK SN
First Period:
0 - 1 1. 0:25 SN Stew Montour (Squire)
0 - 2 2. 1:15 SN Squire (Cam Bomberry)
1 – 2 3. 3:54 BRK Sharp (Toll, Taylor)
1 - 3 4. 8:54 SN Roger Vyse (Powless)
1 - 4 5. 10:28 SN Boyle (Ken Montour)
1 - 5 6. 11:34 SN Squire (Powless, Cam Bomberry)
2 - 5 7. 12:43 BRK McLellan (Kikot, McLean) PP 5 on 4
2 - 6 8. 15:07 SN Squire (Powless) PP 5 on 4
2 - 7 9. 15:56 SN Cam Bomberry (Smith, Powless)
2 - 8 10. 17:32 SN Tom Montour (Gibson)
3 - 8 11. 18:55 BRK Hoar (Toll, McNaughton) SH 4 on 5
Second Period:
3 - 9 12. 2:00 SN Cory Bomberry (Roger Vyse)
3 - 10 13. 3:49 SN Powless (Roger Vyse, Ken Montour)
3 - 11 14. 4:05 SN Roger Vyse (Cory Bomberry)
3 - 12 15. 4:57 SN Powless (Cam Bomberry, Roger Vyse)
3 - 13 16. 7:47 SN Tom Montour (Stew Montour, Powless)
4 - 13 17. 9:26 BRK Williams (Kikot, McLean)
4 - 14 18. 10:07 SN Roger Vyse (Powless)
5 – 14 19. 17:51 BRK McLellan (Zywicki)
6 – 14 20. 19:54 BRK McLellan (Zywicki, Toll) PP 5 on 4
Third Period:
6 – 15 21. 0:10 SN Boyle (Tom Montour)
6 – 16 22. 0:15 SN Boyle (Cory Bomberry)
6 – 17 23. 2:11 SN Squire (Cory Bomberry)
7 – 17 24. 2:18 BRK Derek Suddons (Hoar)
7 – 18 25. 2:41 SN Powless (Tom Montour, Cam Bomberry)
8 – 18 26. 2:47 BRK Williams (Hoar)
9 – 18 27. 3:47 BRK Williams (Sharp)
10 – 18 28. 8:00 BRK Williams (Zywicki, Toll) PP 5 on 4
10 – 19 29. 13:55 SN Longboat (Squire, Cam Bomberry) PP 5 on 4
11 – 19 30. 14:31 BRK Durno unassisted
12 – 19 31. 15:35 BRK Morrison (Zywicki)
13 – 19 32. 16:11 BRK Zywicki (Kikot, Williams) PP 5 on 4
Shenanigans –
At 3:22 Jon Durno and Rayce Vyse had a disagreement about the late start of the game. Durno landed more punches until wrestled to the floor by Vyse. Vyse was heard to say that he was tired from the long bus ride and he could have done better against Durno. Both received 5-min fighting majors.
Notes:
The Chiefs arrived 10 minutes before game time because of traffic jams on the way. However, they were able to have a full warm up as the referees were delayed. Jeremy Morrison was filling in for a sick Gary Martin at the last minute. The second assigned referee did not show up. Dan Floyd was pulled away from reffing a Women’s Master League game to do this game.
Brooklin appeared disoriented. Made bad passes. Could not hold on to the ball. Ken Montour came up big when needed to stop the Brooklin shooters. Both Nash and McNaughton struggled in net.
Jeff Zywicki hustled throughout the game and could have had a couple of more goals if not for Montour. Steve Toll after his suspension reprieve showed a lot of heart trying to rally the troops. He did show his frustrations by the team’s lack of success.
Six Nations were able to kill a 3 on 5 situation starting at the 8:00 mark of the second period. Superb ball handling and passing kept the ball out of Brooklin’s hands.
Slow starts in each of the three periods hurt Brooklin’s chances.
Thanks to Trina for verifying the stats.
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