EWSHL 2011-12 Fall Entry Draft Cancelled

 

The East West Suburban Hockey League and Lancaster Centennial Hockey League have merged.  The EWSHL draft and pre-draft scrimmages have been cancelled. 

Please refer to the LCHL website for draft information for the new, combined nine team league.

http://www.lancastercentennial.com/

	Playoff Scoring Leaders
		GP	G	A	Pts	Pim
1	Jarred Fitzgerald - Auto Barn	5	7	3	10	17
2	Craig MacKenzie - Vito's	6	5	5	10	2
3	Craig Taylor - Moosehead's	7	3	7	10	12
4	Daryl MacKenize - Vito's	6	6	3	9	0
5	Tim Vincent - Auto Barn	5	6	2	8	14
6	Steve Mason - Auto Barn	5	2	6	8	15
7	Cory Ouellette - Moosehead's	7	4	3	7	0
8	Brad Tesink - Kacey's	5	3	4	7	8
9	Nick Palmer - Auto Barn	5	3	4	7	0
10	Darren Langille - Moosehead's	6	3	4	7	6

THE LOWERY REPORT

by Steve Lowery

GAME FIVE OF BEST OF SEVEN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

 

Molson Vito’s Bruins 4   Auto Barn Wheelers 3

 

The Molson Vito’s Bruins had an explosive first period, scoring four goals, and then held on for the ride, winning 4-3 over the Auto Barn Wheelers, and are now within one win of repeating as East West Suburban Hockey League Champions.

 

Trevor Scott put the Bruins on the board 1:45 into the game, and then put the Wheelers on edge, setting up the next goal, six seconds later by Kamil Forgie.

 

The game was 3-0 before the five minute mark, with Forgie setting up John Childs. 

 

Then, the Wheelers got into some penalty trouble, taking back to back minors, giving the Bruins a minute and a half with a two man advantage – cue the 4-0 lead, with Craig MacKenzie scoring the power play goal.

 

The Wheelers would kill off the last half of that two man advantage, and score their own power play goal in the last minute of play in the first, Nick Palmer notching that one.

 

A pair of Wheeler goals in the second would make things interesting the rest of the way, but the third period went scoreless, giving the Bruins a 3-2 lead in the best of seven final.

Game 6 is set for Thursday, March 31^st, 830pm at the Charles Gorman Arena

THE LOWERY REPORT

by Steve Lowery

SUNDAY, MARCH 27th

GAME FOUR OF BEST OF SEVEN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

 

Molson Vito’s Bruins 7   Auto Barn Wheelers 3

 

The Molson Vito’s Bruins scored early, and often, cruising to a 7-3 shellacking of the Auto Barn Wheelers, evening the best of seven league championship series at two games a piece. 

 

Greg Connolly opened the scoring with a blistering shot, high blocker side 1:27 into the game and the Bruins would throw in three more in the first, carrying a 4-1 lead into the second.

 

Aside from Connolly’s goal, Paul Holder had a pair for the Bruins; Trevor Scott, Craig MacKenzie, Trevor Shannon and Cal Hatfield one each.

 

Rob Vincent, Nick Palmer and Jarred Fitzgerald replied for the Wheelers.

 

Game 5 in the series is set for Tuesday, Mar 29^th, 8:30pm at the Stu Hurley Arena.

THE LOWERY REPORT

by Steve Lowery

THURSDAY, MARCH 24th

GAME THREE OF BEST OF SEVEN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

Auto Barn Wheelers 6    Molson Vito’s Bruins 3

 

Tim Vincent fired a hat trick and assisted on two more for a five point night, powering the Auto Barn Wheelers to a 6-3 win over the Molson Vito’s Bruins, the Wheelers taking a 2-1 lead in the best of seven league championship series in the process.

 

Vincent opened the scoring 5:57 into the game and Nick Palmer would give the Wheelers a 2-0 lead to take into the second, his goal the only one Vincent didn’t have a hand in.

 

The Wheelers would again take the heavy side of the penalty ledger, and it would cost them … the Bruins connected on two of three power play opportunities handed to them in the second, climbing back within one goal in both instances.

 

However, Vincent would complete his hat trick in the second, and would set up Steve Mason, and Rob Vincent, the latter with 8 seconds left in the period, giving them a 6-3 lead to carry into the third. 

 

The Wheelers killed off two penalties in the third, which was scoreless.

 

The Bruins goals came from Paul Holder, Greg Connolly and Cal Hatfield.

 

Game 4 is set for Sunday, 730pm at the LBR.

 

THE LOWERY REPORT

by Steve Lowery

GAME ONE OF BEST OF

SEVEN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

Molson Vito’s Bruins 4  Auto Barn Wheelers 1

 

The Molson Vito’s Bruins capitalized on a constant parade of Auto Barn penalties, taking the opening game of the best of seven league championship series by a score of 4-1 over the Wheelers.  

 

The Bruins had 8 power plays to work with, including two extended stretches with a two man advantage, compared to surrendering just two power plays to the Wheelers.  

 

The Bruins scored all four goals on special teams, the first, early in the second period from Craig MacKenzie to open the scoring.

 

 

Jarred Fitzgerald gave the Wheelers their lone goal 4:33 into the second, and the 1-1 tie would carry into the third. 

 

By then, the penalties would start catching up to the Wheelers. They would get burned on both ends of a two man advantage, Daryl MacKenzie making it a 2-1 game 1:37 into the third, Ben Scott on the back end of the two man advantage, with just two seconds left in the penalty.

 

Craig Mackenzie’s second of the game would come shorthanded, into an empty net, with 45 seconds left on the clock.

 

Game two in the best of seven league championship series is set for 8:30pm Tuesday at the Stu Hurley Arena.

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