Saturday,
November
17
vs.
Leamington
Saturday
Night's
Not
Alright
for
the
Blast
Final
Score:
Leamington
-
4
Sarnia
- 1
by
Deb
Lawrence
Before
a
crowd
of
just
over
400,
the
Blast
once
again
fell
to
the
Flyers
on a
Saturday
night
game,
just
as
they
did
two
weeks
ago.
Picking
up
the
win
for
Leamington
was
Mike
Morissette
and
taking
the
loss
for
the
Blast
was
John
Faulkner.
In
the
first
period,
Sarnia
opened
the
scoring
with
a
marker
at
7:56
off
the
stick
of
AP
callup
Tyler
Peters
from
Alex
Yardy
and
John
Faulkner
who
had
just
come
up
with
some
big
saves
in
his
own
end.
Leamington
tied
the
game
at
one
each
on a
Ryan
Green
marker
at
the
14:06
mark
with
an
assist
picked
up
by
Adam
Wallace.
Leamington
took
two
minor
penalties
near
the
end
of
the
period
and
the
Blast
had
62
seconds
of
five
on
three
play
but
were
unable
to
convert.
Shots
on
goal:
Leamington
-
9
Sarnia
-
10.
The
Flyers
were
0
for
1
with
the
man
advantage
and
Sarnia
was
0
for
3 on
the
power
play
this
period.
In
the
second
period
it
was
all
Leamington.
They
took
the
lead
in
the
game
at
the
1:42
mark
and
never
looked
back
on a
Travis
Winkworth
goal
from
Ryan
Green
and
Thomas
Luxik.
Then
it
was
the
Flyers
who
enjoyed
an
extended
two
man
playing
advantage
with
the
Blast's
Clark
MacPherson
going
off
at
8:25
for
slashing
and
joined
by
team
mate
Matt
Pereira
just
13
seconds
later
as
he
took
a
cross
checking
penalty.
Leamington
notched
a PP
goal
at
9:41
and
scoring
it
was
Thomas
Luxik
from
Travis
Winkworth.
With
1:30
remaining
in
the
period,
Ben
Dubois
knocked
one
home
to
complete
the
scoring
for
this
game.
Picking
up
the
lone
assist
was
Cale
Peltier.
Shots
on
goal:
Leamington
-
14/23
Sarnia
-
10/20.
The
Flyers
were
1
for
2
with
the
man
advantage
and
Sarnia
was
0
for
1 on
the
power
play
this
period.
In
the
final
frame,
no
scoring
took
place
but
there
were
plenty
of
fireworks
at
the
16:11
mark
as
four
skaters
per
side
squared
off
and
the
goalies
almost
looked
like
they
wanted
to
join
the
melee.
All
eight
of
them
received
fighting
majors
and
game
misconducts
with
Sarnia's
MacPherson
picking
up
some
extra
time
away
from
the
game
due
to
his
game
suspensions.
The
puck
dropped
and
just
as
it
did,
another
pair
of
skaters
went
at
it
and
they
too
had
an
early
night.
Shots
on
goal:
Leamington
-
13/36
Sarnia
-
7/27.
Leamington
was
0
for
1
with
the
man
advantage
this
period
and
were
1
for
4 in
the
game.
Sarnia
was
0
for
2 on
the
power
play
this
period
and
were
0
for
6 in
the
game.
Sarnia's
next
game
is
at
home
on
Thursday
the
22nd
when
the
Chatham
Maroons
visit
for
a
7:30
game.
On
Saturday
the
24th
the
Blast
travel
to
Strathroy
for
a
7:30
game
against
the
Rockets.
