Wednesday,
January
23 @
Tecumseh
No
Late
Game
Heroics
for
Blast
Against
the
Chiefs
Final
Score:
Tecumseh
-
4
Sarnia
- 1
by
Deb
Lawrence
Picking
up
the
win
for
the
Chiefs
was
Jon
Hunter
and
taking
the
loss
for
the
Blast
was
John
Faulkner.
1st
Period:
Both
teams
took
a
few
penalties
with
four
offsetting
roughing
minors
handed
out
at
the
10:25
mark.
The
lone
goal
was
a
power
play
goal
that
came
with
Sarnia's
Clark
MacPherson
in
the
sin
bin
for
holding.
Scoring
the
goal
57
seconds
into
the
penalty
was
Ouellette
from
Viselli
and
Paltridge.
Shots
on
goal:
Tecumseh
-
16
Sarnia
- 6.
Tecumseh
was
the
only
team
that
played
with
the
man
advantage
and
they
went
1
for
2
this
period.
2nd
Period:
The
Chiefs
made
it
2-0
at
6:23
with
a
goal
off
the
stick
of
Reaume
with
assists
to
Hogan
and
Broderick.
At
the
7:06
mark,
six
different
players
each
received
roughing
minors
filling
the
penalty
box
area
with
Turner
of
the
Chiefs
picking
up
an
additional
two
minutes
for
boarding,
but
the
Blast
were
unable
to
convert.
Tecumseh's
Reaume
gave
his
team
a
three
goal
lead
to
take
to
the
dressing
room
when
he
scored
at
the
9:22
mark.
Assists
went
to
Broderick
and
Beck.
Later
in
the
period,
Sarnia
enjoyed
a
two
man
advantage
for
25
seconds
but
again,
were
unable
to
put
anything
behind
Hunter.
Shots
on
goal:
Tecumseh
-
21/37
Sarnia
-
8/14.
Tecumseh
was
0
for
1
with
the
man
advantage
this
period
and
Sarnia
was
0
for
4 on
the
power
play.
3rd
Period:
With
Sarnia's
Kyle
Gallinger
off
serving
a
minor
for
hooking
at
6:28,
Tecumseh
scored
their
second
power
play
goal
this
game
with
a
marker
off
the
stick
of
Sharpe.
Picking
up
assists
were
Carter
and
Reaume.
Hunter's
bid
for
a
shutout
disappeared
when
Sarnia's
Josh
Cornelissen
lit
the
lamp
for
the
visitors
with
1:29
remaining.
Picking
up
the
lone
assist
was
Matt
Abercrombie.
Shots
on
goal:
Tecumseh
-
14/51
Sarnia
-
7/21.
Tecumseh
was
1
for
2
with
the
man
advantage
this
period
and
were
2
for
5 in
the
game.
Sarnia
was
0f
or 2
on
the
power
play
this
period
and
were
0
for
6 in
the
game.
Sarnia
continues
its
road
games
with
a
trip
to
St.
Marys
on
Friday
the
25th
and
the
puck
drops
at
7:45.
On
Sunday
the
27th
they
travel
to
London
for
an
afternoon
game,
taking
on
the
Nats
for
a
2:30
game.
The
Blast's
next
home
game
is
Thursday
the
31st
when
the
Nats
trek
down
the
402
for
a
7:30
start.
