The Fury faced the Chatham Attack at the Dante Club on Monday June 1st.  Perhaps the loss against Petrolia was a defeat that Sarnia was determined not to repeat, or maybe these kids are jelling as a team.  With the diverse playing background of these kids, surprises are sure to keep coming.  What the spectators saw this night was one unit, one team, working together to pass, shoot, defend, and outplay their opponents.

From the start Sarnia dominated the game, maintaining possession of the ball, keeping Chatham racing after them, and sending some great passes to the Chatham keeper's lair.  Anthony Fazzalari stepped into the net for Sarnia (in the absence of Nick Speed) and he did a spectacular job, making saves worthy of a pro.  It would be a disservice not to give credit to all 15 players on the field for this game, because it was quite obvious each one of them was trying their best.  Headers, passes, shots on net - from so many of the kids made it a great game to watch.  First to score was Sarnia.  Nick Vozza sent a beautiful pass up the middle to Tyler Vynckier, who then passed it up the side to Trevor McEwan.  Trevor slammed that ball from quite far away, and it zipped past the Chatham keeper's outstretched hands.  The first half ended at 1 - 0 Sarnia. 

During the second part of the game, Chatham managed to slip one past Anthony.  Sarnia quickly took possession and kept it until they scored again.  The second goal started with Sarnia having the ball in front of the Attack's net, and shots were pounding the Chatham keeper.  In the keeper's efforts to stone the Fury players, one of his deflections was sent straight to Daniel Vallee.  From outside of the 18 yard box, Daniel connected and sent it flying into the far top corner way past the keeper's reach.  Final score the game was 2 - 1 for Sarnia.  Way to go Fury!