Tight games and a stretched lead in ball hockey league

June 23, 2017 · 0 Comments

The team from 360º Tire Service were finally able to get a cushion at the top of the Inglewood Ball Hockey League last week.
The Tire guys were the only team to post a win last Tuesday, and it was at the expense of their closest rivals, George’s Arena Sports. The other two matches ended in draws.
The Tire team now has 20 points in the standings, four up on George’s, who are still in second place.
Mr. Handyman 3, We Are Creative 3
In a close gaxme, neither team could best the other as Mr. Handyman and We Are Creative drew to a tie.
Net nabbing for We Are Creative were Gavin D’Eri from David Dlugozimc, Dlugozimc from Tony Sousa, and Dlugozimc from Sousa and Joshua Power. Handyman hammers were dropped by Steven DeFrancesco from Daniel Leone and Philip DeFrancesco, Steven DeFrancesco from Philip DeFrancesco, and Joseph Lupo (unassisted).
Carney Plumbing 6, Caledon Hills Cycling 6
In a wild shootout, both teams padded the player stats and seemed to leave the goalies alone, as both Caledon Hills Cycling and Carney got a half a dozen goals.
Lamp lighters for Caledon Hills were Peter Anselmi from Geoff Lyons and Kurt Snell, Kyle Dalcin from Richard Lyons, Dalcin (unassisted), G. Lyons from Dave Philips, James Thompson from Dalcin, and Phillips from R. Lyons. Carney cage crashers were Sandy Shand (unassisted), John Cameron from Brandon Sinclair, Cody Schindel from Shand and Aaron Cameron, Evan Del from Shand and John Simoes, Simoes (unassisted), and Chris Unwin from Terry Leonard.
360º Tire 4, George’s 1
The 360º Tire guys were only ones able to get a win, but it did take them until late in the third period to guarantee it over George’s.
Tire snipers were Andy Williams from Mike Vutcher, Marco Franza from Vutcher, Williams from Vutcher and Jeff Ferguson, and Franza (unassisted). George’s go-to guy was Justin Fiorini from Chris Mete.