Nine point effort from Mitch Coultes!

May 20^th

Tim Hortons continues to hold down top spot in the Sarnia Minor Athletic Midget-Juvenile Inline house league after winning 13-7 over the Sarnia Police Association. Curt Caudle scored four goals and added two assists while Joey Burt notched four goals and one assist for Tim Hortons. Brandon Biggers picked up three goals and two assists in his efforts. Brett Moss rounded out the scoring with a pair. Helping out with the assists were Shawn Waldie with five, Melanie Irwin with two and Andrew Burt chipped in with one. Goalie Dyllon Metzler provided his service in net for Tim Hortons and earned the win. Colin Epps replied with three goals and an assist for the Sarnia Police. Graeme Wattie notched a pair of goals while Ray Donkers earned a goal and an assist. Taylor rounded out the scoring with a single. Additional assists went to Jordan Franchuk with two while both Devon Ring and Stephen Anderson supplied one. Goalie Miles Gillings provided his services in net for the Police.

LanXess and the Royal Canadian Legion both had a record of 0-3 before headed into this contest however it was LanXess who prevailed with a 12-4 win. Derek Nap led the offence from LanXess with a hat trick and two assists. Chris Brown scored a hat trick and one assist while Jason Teschke also found the back of the net three times. Kraig Wright notched a goal and three assists and Mike Myers chipped in with a goal and two assists. Jeff Paulley rounded out the scoring with one. Getting on the score sheet with helpers were Derek Foubister with two, Ryan Metzler and Andreas Lacey each had one. Goalie Dyllon Metzler, in his second game of the night picked up another win. Kevin Hall, from team Legion, opened the scoring minutes into the contest on a penalty shot. Kyle Bucheridge, D’Arcy Brown and Dave Maczko were the other marksman for the Legion. Both Jace Galloway and Zach Lippiatt chipped in with one assist apiece. Goalie Miles Gillings, in his second game of the night, faced a lot of shots during the contest.

May 21^st

Despite having no goalie, LamSar played five on four and topped the Mechanical Contractors 18-11 with the help from Mitch Coultes who scored six goals and added three assists in his efforts. Dustin Ireson also had a solid effort for LamSar as he notched five goals and added a pair of helpers. Brandon Moore scored twice and set up five others while Jamie Aikin chipped in with a pair of goals and a pair of assists. Jon Najim supplied a goal and three assists and Eric Hicks scored once and added one assist. James Keddy was the other marksman. Ryan Glover chipped in with an assist. Matt Pereira answered with four goals and set up three others in his efforts for the Contractors. Travis Mullen found the back of the net three times and also had three helpers. Kevin Acton scored twice and earned three assists while Andrew Labarre rounded out the scoring with a pair of goals. Tyler Harris got on the score sheet with two assists. Goalie Brent Maheu faced a lot of shots during this contest.

The Optimist Club came out flying and never looked back as they defeated Bean’Stock 12-8. John Faulkner scored five goals in his efforts for team Optimist. Mike Nimo supplied three goals and two assists while Tyler Ryan chipped in with a pair of goals and a pair of assists. Travis Harper rounded out the scoring with a pair of goals. Earning helpers were Nick Atkinson with three, Luke Janson with two and Jake McPhail had one. Goalie Christopher Cheong continues to shine as he picked up the win. After being held off the score sheet in his last game Jordan Pennesi led Bean’Stock's offence with a pair of goals and a pair of assists. Joel Workman scored twice and added an assist while Christian Gilfoyle earned a goal and three assists. Singles went to Nicholas Newman, Ryan Jennings and Brent Sauve. Both Darby MacKinnon and Cameron Waters chipped in with an assist each. Goalie Gary Ryan was called upon to provide his services in net for Bean’Stock.