News for Sarnia Church Hockey League

Ejections & Suspensions

Posted Tue Nov 20, 2012 - 02:01 PM

Chris Simard & Brandon Wilpstra of the Stars were each ejected from the early game against the Flyers because each of them received three minor penalties. This is the first time that this has occurred for each of these players this season, so they are both okay to play in the next game this Friday.

Eric Bakker of the Cattle Barons was ejected from the late game against the Ice Dogs for receiving three minor penalties. This is the second time that this has occurred for Eric this season, so he is still okay to play in the next game this Friday.

Brett DeBoer of the Ice Dogs reached the 30 minute plateau in penalties and will be suspended from playing this coming Friday (November 23).

It was not mentioned in last week's updates, but Lance Ross of the Omegas received three minor penalties in the game on November 9 against the Flyers. This was the first time that this has occurred for Lance this season, so he was okay to play in the game this past Friday (November 16).

Week 7

Posted Tue Nov 20, 2012 - 01:40 PM

In the early game, the Flyers beat the Stars 6-3. The Stars got off to a good start by scoring their first "first period" goal of the season and were making a game of it until they got themselves into some penalty trouble. Undisciplined penalties proved costly for the Stars with the Flyers going five for seven (71.4%) on the power play. Brandon Wilpstra had a three point night in the Stars' loss. The co-winners of the Player of the Game will go to Ryan Cross & Kev Karelsen of the Flyers. Ryan got four points, while Kev had five points.

The middle game saw the Hawks pull out a "squeaker" with a 7-6 win over the Omegas. It looked like the Hawks were going to run away with it earlier on. They held a 3-1 lead after the first period and a 6-2 lead early in the third period. In an eight minute span in the third, the Omegas put on their rally caps and scored four straight goals to tie it up at 6-6. It was all-for-not because with 30 seconds to go in the third period, Calvin Pelleboer scored the game winner to give the Hawks the victory. Pat Dam of the Hawks & Chad VanReenen of the Omegas are the co-winners of the Player of the Game, with each of these defensemen scoring a hat-trick.

The late game between the Cattle Barons & the Ice Dogs was another close one. The Ice Dogs came out on top with a 3-1 win. The Ice Dogs got off to an early 2-0 lead, but the Cattle Barons kept battling and eventually were able to put one past Josh Tamminga late in the third period. They pushed to tie it up, but Joe DeBoer sealed the victory for the Ice Dogs with an empty-netter. Both goaltenders, Josh Tamminga & Steve Pastoor are the co-winners of the Player of the Game.

Week 6

Posted Mon Nov 12, 2012 - 01:54 PM

This week's early game saw a match-up of the two teams tied in the top of the standings. The Hawks prevailed over the Ice Dogs with a 6-4 victory and now sit alone at the top of the standings.
The Ice Dogs got off to a quick 2-0 lead, but the Hawks had a big second period and found themselves holding a 5-2 going in to the third. The Ice Dogs brought the game within a goal by scoring two quick goals in the third, but Rob Nutma scored a beauty from the point to seal the win for the Hawks. Rob takes the Player of the Game honours by scoring two goals and adding an assist in the game.
Joe DeBoer also had a three point night in the Ice Dogs' loss.

Once again, the Stars found themselves at the losing end of another close game in this week's middle game. The Cattle Barons won the game 4-2 over the Stars. Newcomer, Chris Helps led the Cattle Barons in their win by scoring his first two goals in our league and had an assist on another. He earns the Player of the Game for his efforts. Brady DeBoer also scored his first goal in our league.

The late game between the Flyers & Omegas is currently under protest.

Week 5

Posted Wed Nov 07, 2012 - 01:38 PM

If you missed the games this past Friday, shame on you! All three of the games were great games that came right down to the wire. The parody in our League this season is really starting to show.

The early game between the Flyers & Cattle Barons saw the Flyers squeak out a 6-4 win. The Cattle Barons got off to a quick start when Kevin Ryan scored his first goal in our league on his first shift. He followed that up with his second goal later in the period. By the end of the first period, the Cattle Barons looked comfortable with a 3-1 lead.
The second period was all Flyers thanks to two goals by Kev Karelsen. Joel VanVeller scored his second goal of the game late in the second to give the Flyers a 4-3 lead going in to the third.
When Ryan Cross scored early in the third and the Cattle Barons got into some penalty trouble, it looked like the Flyers were going to cruise to victory. Billy Freer of the Cattle Barons responded with his first goal in our league while his team was playing two men short-handed. This goal lifted the Cattle Barons' hopes again, but Ryan Cross sealed the victory for the Flyers with an empty net goal with a minute to go.
Kev Karelsen gets the nod for Player of the Game with his four point game.

The Ice Dogs suffered their first loss of the season in the middle game against the Omegas. This was another close game all the way through, but the Omegas pulled off a 5-4 win.
After a pretty quiet first period, the teams traded goals in the second and went into the third period all tied up at 3-3. After each team scored a goal in the third, it looked like we were bound for overtime. With 40 seconds to go in the third, Chad VanReenen blasted one in from the point and the Omegas held on to take the win.
Joe DeBoer of the Ice Dogs earned the Player of the Game honours with his four point performance.

The late game between the Hawks & Stars was yet again another great game. The Hawks came out on top with a 5-4 overtime victory.
The Stars got off to another slow start, going down 2-0 before they were able to put one by new Hawks' goaltender, Scott Solomon. By the end of the second, the teams found themselves deadlocked at 2-2. Jon Vanderlinde scored to give the Stars a brief lead, but Dave VanOostveen of the Hawks responded with his third goal of the game to tie it up again at 3-3. Things were looking good for the Stars when Curt Moesker scored his second goal of the game to put them up again 4-3.
Call him "Mr. Clutch" - Jake Huizinga, playing in his first game in our league, scored his first goal late in the third to tie it up yet again.
The teams each earned a point by taking it to overtime, but the Hawks erased the Stars' hopes of getting their first win of the season when Pat Dam scored the game winner early in overtime.
Dave VanOostveen is the Player of the Game by scoring a hat-trick and adding an assist on Pat Dam's game winner.

Schedule Correction Reminder

Posted Tue Oct 30, 2012 - 06:26 AM

Some of you might have an early copy of the schedule (printed out on paper) that says the next game is "Nov.25". This is obviously a mistake. The next games will be this Friday, November 2.

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