Scores 3/15-3/17

[Thunder23]

Rocky Mountain Division Scores from Friday Night:

Minor:
Southwest Fire-4, Front Range Thunder-2
Southwest Fire-5, Front Range Thunder-3

PRO:
Lakewood Fire-3, Colorado Springs Thunder-2 (OT)
Lakewood Fire-2, Colorado Springs Thunder-6

Tour arena was packed! Standing room only. The Fire came to play, including Kyle Mikel (G), who played out of his mind the first game and should have been the first start of the night. He played unbelievable in net making rediculous save after save. The Fire were able to pull out the win in the first game in overtime (3-2) with Brian Roger's laser shot that capped a very intense first game. The second game was just as intense, if not more. Both sides took alot of penalties, and that lead to special teams play for the majority of that game. Thunder special teams prevailed and won 6-2.

The night ended with the results from a silent jersey auction to help raise money for the family of Riley Siver. It has become an annual event, and this year over $2,400 was raised for the "Go Green for Charity" event. The jerseys auctioned off looked great! Each jersey was worn by the players during the games that night for the charity event.....Good times

[BLIZARD_HOCKEY]

Lakewood Fire-3, Colorado Springs Thunder-2 (OT)

See their stopable. Those who picked the Thunder in their Pick'Em wont be to happy. Good job Fire!

[alex]

Looks like Midwest Tornados pretty much have best record wrapped up then.

[BLIZARD_HOCKEY]

If they win the next three, they lock it up.

[Dave Garland]

Tornados are ridiculously good this year!

[CoachClipboard]

not necessarily

[BLIZARD_HOCKEY]

not necessarily

Oh yeah they are. 25-1 in the most competitive division in PIHA.

[treytai]

Typhoon/Mavericks

Minors game 1: 1-0 Typhoon
game 2: 5-4(ot) Mavericks

Pro game 1: 4-3 Typhoon
game 2: 7-4 Mavericks

[wildpuck]

Revolution vs. Fury

Minors
Game 1: Fury 4 / Revolution 1
Game 2: Fury 4 / Revolution 2

Pros
Game 1: Fury 6 / Revolution 5
Game 2: Fury 4 / Revolution 6

Revolution finally snapped their losing streak. The second pro game had a ton of penalties and ejections near the end.

Photos are up at http://pics.wildpuck.com.

[CoachClipboard]

AJ, I can do the math. I wasn't debating that. But they still have to win them to do so. I wont debate it is a competitive division. But the most? ehhhh...well see. But the post was made that they have the best record pretty much locked up. Which obviously isnt the case to date.

[Maskman00]

Minors:

Ants 4 ISCA 2
ISCA 3 Ants 2 2OT

Pro

ISCA 4 Ants 2
ISCA 2 Ants 1

[ProPIHAGoalie]

Pro games:

Game #1

Maryland Knights 4
Winchester Generals 3


Game #2

Maryland Knights 9
Winchester Generals 3

[alex]

Interesting games in Phoenix last night between Phoenix Dragons and El Paso Black Diamonds...

Minor
Phoenix 1, El Paso 0
Phoenix 3, El Paso 1
Phoenix took both games, 1-0 and 3-1, handing El Paso just their 2nd and 3rd losses of the season. If I remember correctly, that means these minor teams have split their 6 meetings at 3 wins each. Phoenix is still only team to beat El Paso.


Pro
Phoenix 4, El Paso 3 (OT)
El Paso 6, Phoenix 4
Phoenix fought off a hungry El Paso team in the first game, scoring late to tie the game, and winning it 4-3 in OT on a high glove snipe by Danny Marmorstein. Playing the first game with 7 skaters left Phoenix unable to match the intensity and emotion of El Paso in the second game. Black Diamonds got an early lead and a potential late comeback was eliminated with a late goal by Jimmy Rodriguez and an empty netter to seal it. El Paso is still the only non-Phoenix team to beat either Phoenix team (Dragons and Strike). They visit the Desperados later today in Tucson to finish the roadtrip and get a leg up on clinching that last playoff spot.

[GROWL]

Minor League All-Star Game: Northeast vs Atlantic

Northeast 14 - Atlantic 9

MVP: Chris Rosso (Long Island 495ers)

Skills Competetion Winners

Fastest Skater: Nick Tomczak 14.25 (Glastonbury Fire Ants)
Top Goaltender: Andy Pettolo (Glastonbury Fire Ants)
Breakaway Winner: Cole Smith (Holbrook Swamp Donkeys)
Accuracy Shooting: Chris Rosso (Long Island 495ers)

SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE SPONSORS OF THE EVENT:

Tour Hockey
RBK
Rink Rat Wheels
Skate Safe America

[joisyan]

in last night's matchup between the waldorf knights and stephens city generals (minor) one of the waldor knights players, i believe i was told john price?, broke his femur going into the wall hard. i'd like it if everyone could keep him in your prayers, and hope that he makes a complete and speedy recovery. good luck man