Roster

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Name

2

Matt Laframboise

3

Bryce Potvin

5

Mackenzie Caley 

6

Nathan Edlington 

7

Jacob Cunningham

8

Kaeden Canie

9

Lewis Haagsma

10

Garrett Kennedy

11

Cole Molloy        

12

Robert Boccanfuso 

13

Tyra Ballantyne

15

Noah Best

16

Jett Terpstra

17

Bradley Hunking

18

Noah Young

30

Bailey Reinders

Point Atoms Play Doubleheader And Come Away With 4 Points

The Point Edward Atoms played a double header recently and came away with four well earned points. The first game was played against the Mount Brydges Cougars and the second game was at home in the evening against the Lambton Shores Predators.

Hawks attack Cougars to get a 3-0 win

Two of the top teams in the league hit the ice to try to advance themselves in the standings. Both teams came out defensively to feel each other out. The Point took the lead mid-way through the first when the Cougars couldn’t clear the puck during a scramble in front of the net. Bryce Potvin got his first of the year to make it 1-0.

Defense was the name of the game as both teams pushed any offensive rushes to the boards to prevent any good scoring opportunities. Early in the second period the Cougars got into penalty trouble but the Point couldn’t capitalize to extend their lead. Reinders played a strong game between the pipes to keep the lead in the hands of the Point. Play was end to end for the entire period and the game remained at 1-0 in favour of the Hawks.

The third was no different than the first two periods as both teams knew they had a chance to win the game. Not till the middle of the period, were the Hawks able to extend their lead when the Cougars lost their focus and Nathan Edlington scored off a Haagsma pass to make it 2-0. The Cougars pulled their goalie with the last minute to play and Noah Best ended their hopes to end the game at 3-0.

Blackhawk’s Scoring Summary

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After coming off a hard fought 3-0 win earlier in the day, the Hawks started their battle with the Lambton Shores Predators on their heals. Thirty seconds into the period, the Predators made it 1-0 which seemed to wake up the Hawks. Not until the middle of the period, could the Hawks tie the game when Noah Best made a cross ice pass to Kaeden Canie to make it 1-1. As the period grew to a close the Point team seemed to be gaining momentum.

The second period saw the Blackhawks hit the score board five times with Edlington, Caley, Best, Terpstra and Canie all getting goals to extend the Hawks lead to 6-1. The defensive teams of Caley/Ballantyne,  Laframboise/Molloy and Boccanfuso/Cunningham played another strong game in front of a hot Reinders to keep the Predators off the board for the period.

The third period saw the Hawks play more of a defensive game. Not until mid-way through the period were the Predators able to close the gap to 6-2 but shortly thereafter and within a one minute span, the Predators lost their composure and Caley and Terpstra were able to get their second goals of the game to make it 8-2. Best put his second of the game late in the period to end the game 9-2

The Blackhawks have another two game weekend when they travel to Lucan on Saturday December 12^th and then travel to Parkhill on Sunday for a 9am game.

Blackhawk’s Scoring Summary