Feb 25, 2019 | BCHADWICK | 537 views
#BETTEREVERYDAY - BEAT THE MAN ACROSS FROM YOU
The Minor Pewee MD All Equip Repair & Service Jr. Warriors went 1-2 February 9th, 10th and 17th against the Hamilton Huskies White, Waterloo Wolves White and Kitchener Rangers Red.
Starting the weekend off fighting against a top seeded team the Hamilton Huskies White, the boys opened up the game giving the dogs room to move and they capitalized by scoring 3 goals in the first. The boys came out stronger in the second, snagging two goals of their own. Scoring for the Jr. Warriors were Dylan Abel and Zach Scrimgeour. The third period brought more aggressiveness and defensive play by the team, holding the Huskies to their 3 goals, but the Minor Pewee Squad couldn't capture another goal to take the W, giving up their first loss of the playoffs.
Sunday, February 10th brought a much different team on the ice to face the Waterloo Wolves White. Although the hungry Wolves put one up on the board in the first period, it did not dictate the momentum of the game. Battling the pucks hard and deking around the attempted bites of the Wolves, the Warriors stormed threw and took a 3-1W. Scoring for the Jr. Warriors were Liam Ollson (assisted by Rowan Smith), Smith (assisted by Ollson) and Nick Wagner.
Sunday, February 17th vs. Kitchner Rangers Red- The team played a strong game, keeping their composure despite having to play short-handed majority of the game. Kitchener was on the board first scoring two goals off back to back power plays. Olson gave the Jr. Warriors some energy, when he tucked in a goal ending the second off Abel's rebound. Scrimgeour lined one up and blasted one past a crowd hovering around the net to tie the game up at 2's starting the third. The team kept the puck in the Rangers end, out playing, out skating them short-handed but the Rangers goalie stood tall in net robbing them of another goal. The Rangers caught a lucky break from a bouncing puck that gave them a breakaway with 1:21 left in the game for them to net the winning goal, taking the W.
- By: Brittany Hallock