Post by revelstoke on Apr 2, 2024 17:18:43 GMT -7
Rematch of the semifinals from last year: Chelsea's revenge
Revelstoke 1 @ Chelsea 3
Chelsea was in full control for the most part this game, easily doubling the shot count, and if weren't for them not being able to hit any ranges, the score would have been much worse. Thatcher Demko was solid as well, matching Sorokin save for save until a broken stick from David Savard early in the second period caused a breakaway for Rafael Harvey-Has-Too-Many-Names-Pinard, with the game winner. Dominik Kubalik added an empty net goal with an extra attacker on for the Mammoths.
Shots were 47-22 for Chelsea, 6-5 in quality shot chances.
Chelsea 5 @ Revelstoke 4
The game started out with not much going on, but the 9th shot on net caught Sorokin in the throat, giving way to Matt Murray less than 10 minutes into the game.
With a few minutes left in the period, the teams swapped goals by Frost and Chris Tanev respectively, to head into the first intermission tied.
The second period saw Lehkonen open the scoring for the Mammoths, only to be one-upped by Taylor Hall, scoring two in 24 seconds on a startled and unready Murray. Cody Ceci scored on the powerplay, assisted by both McNabb and Petterson screening Demko and not allowing him to see the puck, but Jonathan Marchessault restored the lead late in the second for the Dingos. The Dingos also had some discipline issues, taking 3 penalties in the second.
More penalties marred the third period, with Aaron Ekblad tying the game on another p6owerplay tally with less than 3 minutes to go, but Chelsea's star forward Marchessault once again came to the rescue with the game winner, only 30 seconds from overtime.
Shots were much more even here, Revelstoke with 28, Chelsea with 32, the Dingos once again out-chancing the Mammoths 8 to 6.
A funny note: Sorokin would have stopped 3 of the goals Murray let in, so the injury changed the game significantly.
The Mammoths are still hoping other teams come up with wins, so they can get back on track to potentially miss the playoffs, with a 7-8-2-3 record.
Revelstoke 1 @ Chelsea 3
Chelsea was in full control for the most part this game, easily doubling the shot count, and if weren't for them not being able to hit any ranges, the score would have been much worse. Thatcher Demko was solid as well, matching Sorokin save for save until a broken stick from David Savard early in the second period caused a breakaway for Rafael Harvey-Has-Too-Many-Names-Pinard, with the game winner. Dominik Kubalik added an empty net goal with an extra attacker on for the Mammoths.
Shots were 47-22 for Chelsea, 6-5 in quality shot chances.
Chelsea 5 @ Revelstoke 4
The game started out with not much going on, but the 9th shot on net caught Sorokin in the throat, giving way to Matt Murray less than 10 minutes into the game.
With a few minutes left in the period, the teams swapped goals by Frost and Chris Tanev respectively, to head into the first intermission tied.
The second period saw Lehkonen open the scoring for the Mammoths, only to be one-upped by Taylor Hall, scoring two in 24 seconds on a startled and unready Murray. Cody Ceci scored on the powerplay, assisted by both McNabb and Petterson screening Demko and not allowing him to see the puck, but Jonathan Marchessault restored the lead late in the second for the Dingos. The Dingos also had some discipline issues, taking 3 penalties in the second.
More penalties marred the third period, with Aaron Ekblad tying the game on another p6owerplay tally with less than 3 minutes to go, but Chelsea's star forward Marchessault once again came to the rescue with the game winner, only 30 seconds from overtime.
Shots were much more even here, Revelstoke with 28, Chelsea with 32, the Dingos once again out-chancing the Mammoths 8 to 6.
A funny note: Sorokin would have stopped 3 of the goals Murray let in, so the injury changed the game significantly.
The Mammoths are still hoping other teams come up with wins, so they can get back on track to potentially miss the playoffs, with a 7-8-2-3 record.