Langtree Couldn’t Capitalize   In a well-fought battle, Henne’s Jewellery defeated Langtree 6 - 3.  However, game play and, in particular, first-half game play by the navy-shirted Langtree players showed a different game than that indicated by the final score.   After five minutes of game play in the first half, Langtree’s Justin Riley-Meyer scored to make it 1 – 0.  The Langtree players continued to apply pressure, all the while displaying good positional and passing plays.  At about halfway through the first half, Tim MacNaughton of Langtree was awarded a penalty shot wherein he pushed the ball past the goalie to make it 2 – 0.  Langtree’s defensive play was close to flawless and shutdown all of Henne’s Jewellery’s opportunities enabling Langtree to finish the half up 2 – 0.   The second half told a different story as the Henne’s Jewellery players took the field to play and tied the game at two apiece, with two goals in quick succession.  Langtree’s Denver Taylor found the net to make the game 3 – 2.  However, in spite of some great goaltending by Logan Howes and lots of opportunities for Langtree to score, Henne’s Jewellery replied with 4 unanswered goals to finish the game and defeat Langtree 6 – 3.   Right to the end it was a good team effort and a well-fought battle but Langtree couldn’t capitalize on their second half opportunities.