Post by revelstoke on Mar 10, 2020 7:04:43 GMT -7
Bonavista 2 @ Revelstoke 3
Bonavista had a hard time generating any chances at all, with less than double digits in shots in any period, and only the heroics of Keller making it remotely close. Meanwhile, it took 16 shots before the first actual chance on net happened for the Mammoths, and 3/4 of the way through the second period before being able to get one past Casey DeSmith, shortly followed by a second goal for Revelstoke. Keller nearly played the hero with less than 2 minutes remaining in the 3rd period, tying the game at 2 a piece, but Kucherov responded immediately after with a tally of his own off a terrible giveaway by the Bonavista defence.
Revelstoke finished with 49 shots on net, 6 in range chances, while Bonavista was more opportunistic, taking only 21 shots, with 6 of their own in range chances.
Revelstoke 8 @ Bonavista 2
Casey DeSmith was bombarded again, and seemed to have been worn out from the first game, letting in every chance on net in the first two periods. The Mammoths dominated play, especially in the second period, where Bonavista only mustered 4 shots to the 21 fired at DeSmith.
While Bonavista opened the scoring, the next 7 were by Revelstoke before Cirelli tapped one in for Bonavista.
Revelstoke took another 47 shots, this time with 11 in range chances, while Bonavista had 25 shots, 3 quality only.
Revelstoke finishes the season at a 13-4-2-1 record.
Bonavista had a hard time generating any chances at all, with less than double digits in shots in any period, and only the heroics of Keller making it remotely close. Meanwhile, it took 16 shots before the first actual chance on net happened for the Mammoths, and 3/4 of the way through the second period before being able to get one past Casey DeSmith, shortly followed by a second goal for Revelstoke. Keller nearly played the hero with less than 2 minutes remaining in the 3rd period, tying the game at 2 a piece, but Kucherov responded immediately after with a tally of his own off a terrible giveaway by the Bonavista defence.
Revelstoke finished with 49 shots on net, 6 in range chances, while Bonavista was more opportunistic, taking only 21 shots, with 6 of their own in range chances.
Revelstoke 8 @ Bonavista 2
Casey DeSmith was bombarded again, and seemed to have been worn out from the first game, letting in every chance on net in the first two periods. The Mammoths dominated play, especially in the second period, where Bonavista only mustered 4 shots to the 21 fired at DeSmith.
While Bonavista opened the scoring, the next 7 were by Revelstoke before Cirelli tapped one in for Bonavista.
Revelstoke took another 47 shots, this time with 11 in range chances, while Bonavista had 25 shots, 3 quality only.
Revelstoke finishes the season at a 13-4-2-1 record.