January 15, 2007
LAKEHEAD AND WATERLOO SPLIT WEEKEND SERIES
Lakehead 3, Waterloo 0
The Lakehead Thunderwolves (12-5-2-1) earned a weekend split with the No. 6 Waterloo Warriors (16-3-1) as the Wolves shut out the Warriors 3-0 Saturday night in a hard-fought game at Thunder Bay’s Fort William Gardens. Chris Whitley (Oshawa, Ontario) recorded the shutout for Lakehead stopping all 28 Waterloo shots. It was a gritty game from both teams which saw 33 penalties assessed throughout the contest. The first period saw a back and forth battle before Lakehead put themselves ahead in the second period by goals from Brad Priestlay (Kamloops, British Columbia) and Richard Molenaar (North Delta, British Columbia). Andy Zulyniak added a late third period powerplay goal to ensure the win for Lakehead. With the series split between Waterloo and Lakehead and two Western wins against Windsor (8-11-0), the Mustangs (11-5-2-2) now move within a point of division rival Lakehead Thunderwolves.
UQTR 3, McGill 2…. With files from McGill Sports Information
Defenseman Mathieu Simoneau (Drummondville, Quebec) fired a 30 foot wrist shot past Mathieu Poitras (Gatineau, Quebec) midway through the second period as the No.9 UQTR Patriotes (11-2-2-3) solidified their top spot in the Far East Division with a 3-2 win over No.5 McGill (10-4-3-1). Samuel Béland (Sherbrooke, Quebec) opened the scoring for UQTR on the power play at 7:10 of the first period but Redmen defenseman Louis-Simon Allaire (Sherbrooke, Quebec) evened the score with his fifth goal of the season on the powerplay, only three minutes later. Thiery Poudrier (Victoriaville, Quebec) put the Pats back on top with UQTR’s second powerplay goal of the game early in the second period and the Pats never looked back. The teams each had 30 shots on net as Pats goaltender Dany Dallaire (St. Narcisse-de-Beaurivage, Quebec) was credited with 28 saves and improved to 6-3-1. Poitras, who made 27 saves for the Redmen, saw his record drop to 6-4-2.
Other Scores
January 10, 2007
Queens 2, RMC 2 (OT)
January 11, 2007
Brock 5, Laurier 4
York 4, Guelph 3 (OT)
Toronto 9, Ryerson 2
Jaunary 12, 2007
McGill 7, Concordia 2
Western 5, Windsor 3
Ottawa 3, UQTR 3 (OT)
Waterloo 6, Lakehead 4
Jaunary 13, 2007
York 4, Guelph 3 (OT)
RMC 4, Queen’s 3
Western 9, Windsor 1
Toronto 6, Ryerson 1
Laurier 7, Brock 3
January 14, 2007
UQTR 5, Concordia 3
The Lakehead Thunderwolves (12-5-2-1) earned a weekend split with the No. 6 Waterloo Warriors (16-3-1) as the Wolves shut out the Warriors 3-0 Saturday night in a hard-fought game at Thunder Bay’s Fort William Gardens. Chris Whitley (Oshawa, Ontario) recorded the shutout for Lakehead stopping all 28 Waterloo shots. It was a gritty game from both teams which saw 33 penalties assessed throughout the contest. The first period saw a back and forth battle before Lakehead put themselves ahead in the second period by goals from Brad Priestlay (Kamloops, British Columbia) and Richard Molenaar (North Delta, British Columbia). Andy Zulyniak added a late third period powerplay goal to ensure the win for Lakehead. With the series split between Waterloo and Lakehead and two Western wins against Windsor (8-11-0), the Mustangs (11-5-2-2) now move within a point of division rival Lakehead Thunderwolves.
UQTR 3, McGill 2…. With files from McGill Sports Information
Defenseman Mathieu Simoneau (Drummondville, Quebec) fired a 30 foot wrist shot past Mathieu Poitras (Gatineau, Quebec) midway through the second period as the No.9 UQTR Patriotes (11-2-2-3) solidified their top spot in the Far East Division with a 3-2 win over No.5 McGill (10-4-3-1). Samuel Béland (Sherbrooke, Quebec) opened the scoring for UQTR on the power play at 7:10 of the first period but Redmen defenseman Louis-Simon Allaire (Sherbrooke, Quebec) evened the score with his fifth goal of the season on the powerplay, only three minutes later. Thiery Poudrier (Victoriaville, Quebec) put the Pats back on top with UQTR’s second powerplay goal of the game early in the second period and the Pats never looked back. The teams each had 30 shots on net as Pats goaltender Dany Dallaire (St. Narcisse-de-Beaurivage, Quebec) was credited with 28 saves and improved to 6-3-1. Poitras, who made 27 saves for the Redmen, saw his record drop to 6-4-2.
Other Scores
January 10, 2007
Queens 2, RMC 2 (OT)
January 11, 2007
Brock 5, Laurier 4
York 4, Guelph 3 (OT)
Toronto 9, Ryerson 2
Jaunary 12, 2007
McGill 7, Concordia 2
Western 5, Windsor 3
Ottawa 3, UQTR 3 (OT)
Waterloo 6, Lakehead 4
Jaunary 13, 2007
York 4, Guelph 3 (OT)
RMC 4, Queen’s 3
Western 9, Windsor 1
Toronto 6, Ryerson 1
Laurier 7, Brock 3
January 14, 2007
UQTR 5, Concordia 3
