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PREP BOYS HOCKEY January 6-8

 

After 28 days without skating...

Boys Prep hockey jumped on the ice Wednesday and then took the trip to Gilmour Academy to play 4 league games. Game 1 was a game that, as a former goalie, gave me nightmares. Both teams were flying but LFA had a little too much firepower and handed A21 their only loss of the weekend with a 9-5 win. Charlie Campbell got the win in net stopping 15-20 shots. Will Soloway had the hat trick while Aidan Stubbings, Owen Hardy, Mason Culley, Mathieu Fehr, Asher Goduco and Tommy Enrietto rounded out the scoring.

Game 2 the next morning the team kept it rolling with Ian Vandenberg picking up another shutout in the league with 22 saves and a 5-0 win. James Delia scored a big shorthanded goal and Fehr and Hardy each had 2 goals.

Game 3 the players hit a wall and had no legs to get the job done and fell 4-1 to Shady Side. Tommy Enrietto had the lone goal and Charlie Campbell stopped 17-20 shots. Sunday morning the kids jumped back on the ice for game 4 against Rice. The game was a very even back and forth match with both teams skating well. The penalty killers came up big killing a penalty with 2 minutes left to help get the point. Rice got the extra point scoring in OT while playing 3 on 3. Mathieu Fehr, Aidan Stubbings, Masen Culley and Tyler Gearman scored the goals and Ian Vandenberg stopped 20-25 shots. Overall a 2-1-1 weekend was a lot better than we expected after this long layoff and the kids will sleep well on the bus home. Conor Drobny had a big weekend on defense with some huge hits and great defensive plays.

~Head Coach Darrin Madeley

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