"We obviously can score
goals." was the opening
line of Head Coach Dan
Rose after the 12 - 4
win over the St. Marys
Lincolns in Greater
Ontario Jr. B league
action. The
Legionnaires have
tallied a total of 23
goals in the last two
games.
"The kids are moving the
puck around well and our
power play is still
clicking." Rose said
"And we got some
contribution from
different guys tonight,
it's not the same guys
every night and our back
end is creating a lot of
offences."
The Legionnaires scored
six goals in the first
period, two in the
second and added four
more in the third.
Sarnia scored four on
five power play
opportunities.
St. Marys scored two in
the opening period and
added two in the third.
The Lincolns scored once
on six power play
opportunities.
Ryan Vendramin playing
in his first game this
season scored his first
goal on his first shift
that opened the scoring.
Riley Roberts scored a
hat trick, Davis Boyer
and Kyler Keating scored
two each and singles by
Jordan Fogarty, Bobby
King, Brandon Layman and
Cameron Clarke.
Keating was the top
point getter with a
total of 4 points.
"All and all it wasn't a
bad game. They got a
little loose a couple of
times and they scored
some goals but it's hard
to play a game like
that."
Scoring for St. Marys
were Graham Brulotte,
Sean O'Brien, Jared
Lindsay (PP) and Jake
Alkins.
Sarnia outshot St. Marys
52 - 29. Cornel
Felder earned the win in
net for the Legionnaires
with 25 saves.
Tyler Beattie went the
distance made 40 saves.
The Legionnaires are 12
- 0 and look to tie
their 13 game record
that was set in 1989-90
against Lambton Shores
on Saturday.
"Because of the streak
the boys want to tie the
franchise record." said
Rose "We do know
that they are a decent
hockey team this year
and they don't like
playing us. It's on the
road so they will be
prepared to play and
we'll respect that and
our boys will be ready
to go on Saturday
night."
Game time is set for
7:30 pm.
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Davis Boyers
continues to add
points to his game
with a total of 29
(12G, 17A) and leads
the league in
scoring. Cody
Trowell is in third
spot with 21 points
(12G, 9A) and Riley
Babkirk is fourth
with 20 points (8G,
12A)
