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High Scoring Week 7 In The PAHL
Thursday, November 05, 2009 6:56:29 PM

In the A division the Blue Jackets dropped their second straight losing to Stenny’s Big Dogs by a final of 6-5. The Big Dogs are now in sole possession of the top spot in the division. Tom Hoffman and Joe Schreck had the hot paws as they combined for nine points including a hat trick by Hoffman. O’Connor’s improved to 4-2-1 and takes over third with a convincing win over Ticket King, 6-2. Phil Parda led the charge for O’Connor’s scoring a hat trick and adding an assist. Buffalo Wild Wings won their second straight by frying Leonard Insurance 7-3. The Wings are showing improvement and are moving the puck well as seven different players accounted for the goals. Chmill Insurance had an easy settlement as they picked up a forfeit win as Ice Peckers must have been out trick or treating, they were a no show for this one.

Decibel Night Club moved into a three way tie for the B division top spot by simply destroying Labatt Blue 17-3. Yeah that not a misprint 17. Shawn Dempsey had five goals and an assist to lead the way. Other notables were Dan Costello-four goals and two assists, Justin Richter-three goals and seven assists, and Jake Strauss, two goals and four assists. Labatt remains in the three way tie. Also on a roll and in the tie is Benno’s.  Benno’s pounded Beer Barons to the final of 12-1. Steve Harry caught fire and lit the Baron goalie for seven goals. Scott Sengpiel added four of his own en route to the win. Red Hawks meanwhile moved into a tie for second with Korbelly’s by beating them 8-2. Mike Javes recorded two goals and an assist to help seal this one. Stenny’s Big Dogs moved into the basement of the division losing to the Saber Cats 9-1. Team scoring leader Kurt Anderson led the way as he posted two goals and two assists. Ken Stark also had two goals for the Cats.

S&B Undertakers grabbed a share of the lead by burying Fighting Sue 6-2. Steve Schmidt recorded a hat trick and added an assist. The Sue played well for most of the game but gave up three third period goals in the loss. Coyotes remain tied for the lead with a win over Baker Pool 6-4. John Baugnet had two goals for the Coyotes while Mike Turdo added a playmaker. Dusters are alone in second with their victory over Swamp Donkeys 5-2. Jace Raumann led the scoring for Dusters with two goals and an assist. The high flying Aviators picked up a much needed win to secure the third spot downing Predators 4-3.

Brass Monkey remains the only unbeaten team in the league after seven games by extinguishing the Blaze 9-2. Tim Sett had a hat trick while Todd Oleson and Adam Essling each added two of their own to cruise to the win. Korbelly Blues is showing some muscle as they picked up another win and moved into a tie for second by shooting down the Screamin Eagles by a final of 10-3. Pete Fehler would get a hat trick and an assist while Jeff Weiss added two goals and three assists to put this one in the books. Warriors are steadily moving up the leader board winning their second straight by sinking the Ice Breakers 7-2. Kevin Ward had the hot hands once again for the Warriors scoring a hat trick and adding an assist. Jason VanRite also had two goals for the mighty Warriors. O’Donoghues improved to 5-2 and in a tie for second by taking down the Predators 5-3. Tom Albee had two goals and an assist to lead the O’Donoghues scoring.

The Norse moved back into a tie for first by invading Shooters Service 9-4. Clay Stearns and Dewayne Neumann each had two goals for the Norse. Bar Louie also in a tie for the top spot went down to the Pirates by the final of 3-1. Tom Penn, Andy Clithero, and Alex wolf all had a goal to lead the way to a much needed win to keep themselves only one game out of first. St Pats improved to 4-3 by dancing on Crazy Horse 7-3. Tony Tanzillo led the way for St. Pats recording a hat trick and adding an assist. Jason Hughes also had a fine outing scoring twice on the Crazy Horse goalie. Benno’s got a needed victory over 4th Base beating them 6-4. Will Apps had the hot stick recording a hat trick and adding two assists. Dean Sable added two goals of his own to help Benno’s secure the win.

 
 
Only One Remains Unbeaten - Zero Are Winless
Monday, October 26, 2009 2:58:47 PM

Week six A division saw Buffalo Wild Wings sauce the Blue Jackets handing the Blue Jackets their first loss of the season by the score of 7-5. Geddy Krueger had the hot hands for the Wings recording a hat trick while Andrew Araco and Zach Wisniewski each added a goal and an assist. Ticket King improved its record to 4-2 by knocking off the other unbeaten team, Stenys Big Dogs 7-5. The win moves Ticket king into sole possession of second place. O'Connors made a claim against Chmill Insurance in an overtime contest 6-5. The game winner came at the 4:43 mark by Eric Sundstrom. Sundstrom also had two assists on the night. Ice Peckers also got its first win of the season by beating Leonard Insurance 2-0. Darren Tice led the Peckers scoring with a goal and an assist. The Ice Pecker goalie turned away thirty seven Leonard shots to get the goose egg.

In B action, Labatt Blue remained in control of the top spot by one game with an 8-1 victory over Beer Barons. Bryan Prittie was the top Blue scorer with a hat trick and an assist. Colin Shorts also had goal and two assists to help pave the way to the win.  Saber Cats picked up their 1st win by clawing away at second place Decibel Night Club 5-3. Kurt Anderson played a great game for the Cats assisting on four of the five goals as he managed to stay out of the penalty box. Bennos improved to 4-2 and in a tie for second by nipping out Korbellys 4-3.  The always aggressive Bennos squad pulled this one out in spite of a 3rd period that would have them in the box seven times.

The C-1 division saw S&B Undertakers remain in a tie for 1st place by beating a much improved Swamp Donkey team 4-3. Undertakers won this one with only seven players in attendance, six of whom contributed to the scoring. Coyotes also in a tie for that top spot controlled the Fighting Sue beating the Sue by the score of 7-2. Joe Schmidt recorded a hat trick and John Baugnet added two of his own to help lead the Coyote charge. Baker Pool got a much needed win by earning an overtime victory over Predators 3-2. The game winner came with two minutes left in the overtime by Gary Steffanich to seal the deal on this one. Dusters mean while grounded the Aviators by a final of 7-3. John Fitzgerald recorded a hat trick and a playmaker to lead the Dusters scoring.

Brass Monkey has taken the C-2 division by storm with a 6-0 start and a plus thirty six goal differential. Brass Monkey easily knocked off Predators posting a score of 8-1. Brian Peterson and Tim Sett had two goals apiece to lead the Monkey scoring. Paulie’s Ice Breakers remained in second place by beating the Screamin Eagles 7-3. Jay Bruenig put in four goals for Paulie’s while Randy Grubich added four assists. Warriors got a needed victory as they put out the Blaze 8-3. Kevin Keating and Jonathan Frey led the Warrior attack with two goals and an assist each. O’Donoghues moved into a three way tie for that second spot by derailing Korbelly Blues 4-2. O’Donoghues spread the puck well as nine different players put up points.

Bar Louie posted a 6-0 mark to lead the D division with a decisive 6-2 win over St. Pats. Adam Gustafson had two goals and an assist to lead the Bar Louie has been playing well thus far and may be tough to stop. The Norse invaded the Pirates and grabbed possession of the second spot pushing the Pirates to third with a convincing 4-1 victory. Clay Stearns put on a scoring show accounting for three of the Norse goals all coming in the 3rd period. 4th Base improved to 2-4 with a much needed win over Shooters Service. This was a close fought contest that would see 4th Base taking it 3-2. Erik Klung had a goal and added an assist to lead the way. Bennos picked up its first win of the season by stripping Crazy Horse by the score of 5-4. Will Apps caught fire for Bennos picking up the hat trick and scoring two assists.

The PAHL returns to action at the Pettit on Friday October 30 with games slated to begin at 6:00 pm.

 
 
Roster Rules
Friday, October 16, 2009 1:05:50 PM

Attention all PAHL players. The rules of this league state that you can only be rostered on one team in the league unless you are a goalie in which case the goalie eligability rule applies.
 
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