| Monday Games - Lightning |
April 23, 2007 - Four games were scheduled, but two were interrupted by lighting strikes in the area. The three
winners were Victor, Midlakes and Newark.
The Waterloo - Mynderse game was suspended with 5:36 to play
in the 2nd quarter with the
score 5-5 due to lightning. Time to continue has not been determined at this
point. The game will be continued at a
date to be determined
  Victor defeated
Livonia 14-7 this afternoon at Victor. 
Livonia controlled the game early as the Bulldogs scored the first
two goals. At 10:01 and 7:20, Livonia scored two fast-break goals.
The first was scored by Tyler Russell (assisted by Oren Taylor),
the latter was by Taylor (unassisted). Victor finally made the scoreboard
with 5:18 remaining as they found their own fast-break goal. Senior
defenseman Tim Gallahan stripped the ball, and upon picking up his
own ground ball and clearing the ball to Frank Valenti who assisted
Andy Savage. Valenti ended the game with 5g-1a and Savage ended
with 3g. Livonia scored another fast-break goal (Brian Sciera from
Chris Baush) and Victor ended the scoring for the first quarter
with the score 3-2 in favor of the Bulldogs. Valenti scored the
last goal with 1:19 remaining as he picked up a ground ball on the
crease and finished it with the goal.
The second quarter saw Victor outscoring Livonia 3-1. All three
goals for the Blue Devils were scored by Valenti, and each with
a different player assisting. The first goal was assisted by Brian
Chapman, the second (a man-up goal) by Alex Rogemoser, and the third
from Jason Houtenbrink. Victor scored the last two goals of the
quarter and continued their domination, scoring all five goals in
the third quarter.
The third quarter began 4-5 but ended 4-10. Each
of the five goals were scored by a different Blue Devil. Alex Rogemoser,
Savage, Eric Willman, Valenti, and Tom Rogemoser each scored a goal.
Alex Rogemoser's goal was assisted by Houtenbrink while Tom Rogemoser's
was assisted by Steve Hearn, the three remaining goals were unassisted.
Victor led 4-3 in the fourth quarter. Livonia scored three of the
first four goals, taking the score to 7-11. That was the closest
that the Bulldogs got, as, on the ensuing face-off Kurt Sullivan
won his own face-off and took the ball in for a goal. Victor scored
the last two goals of the contest, with the final goal scored on
the back-up goalie for Livonia.
Alex Rogemoser for Victor ended the game 9/13 (69%) on face-offs
and his teammate Josh Sahr was 7/11 (64%). Jim Crowell, for Livonia,
ended the game 9/25 (36%).
Scoring for Victor were Valenti (5g-1a),
Savage (3g), Alex Rogemoser (2g-1a), Houtenbrink (1g-2a), Hearn
(2a), Willman (1g), Rom Rogemoser (1g), Sullivan (1g), and Brian
Chapman (1a). Mitchell Liegerot ended the game with 8s/7ga (53%)
for Victor who improved their record to 5-3.
Scoring for Livonia were Russell (3g-2a), Taylor (1g-2a),
Brian Sciera (2g), Paul Nebbia (1g) and Chris Bausch (1a). Justin
Becker, who played 45 min, ended with 8s/13ga (38%) while and Aaron
Miller was 1s/1ga (50%) for the Bulldogs (4-4).
In
a close game, Midlakes was declared the 9-7 winner
over Batavia in a game that was ended by lightning with just less
than 3:00 left in the game. The teams were tied at one at the end
of the first quarter and Midlakes was ahead 4-3 at the half. The
Eagles took a 2-1 advantage in the third and the teams tied 3-3
in the fourth quarter.
Scoring for Midlakes were Nick Newslands (4g), Glen Stevenson (2g),
Tyler Brooks-Lambert (1g-3a), Clay Hemminger (2g-2a). Jared Schoonerman
had 18s/7ga (72%) for the Eagles (2-3)
Scoring for Batavia were Ian Chapman (2g-2a), Joe Muoio (2g-3a),
Will Mulcahy (2g), Chip Chapman (1g-2a). Matt Lanfried had 25s/9ga
(74%) for the Blue Devils (0-7).
It
was Newark 7-4 over Pal Mac. Newark built up a 3-0 lead into the
second quarter on two goals from Stephen Johnson and another from
Matt Clemons. Pal Mac responded in the second quarter, tying the
score at three when Newark was two men down on a goal from Mike
Christ. Just before halftime, Newark took the lead for good on a
goal from Colin Johnson with :01 seconds remaining in the half.
The second half remained tight throughout with Pal Mac taking multiple
shots.
Scoring for Newark were Steven Johnson (3g-1a), Colin Johnson (2g-4a)
while Adam Golding and Matt Clemons each added 1g and John Barrett
and Kevin Granger each added 1a. Goalie Josh Putnam had 21s/4ga
(84%) for the Reds (2-3).
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Ryan Buckley (1g-1a), Mike Christ, Dan
Evans and Jordon Wirthman with 1g each and Jeremy Norsen and
Justin Cclosser who each added 1a. Jon Reeves recorded 6s/7ga (36%)
for P-M (1-5).
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