WEEKEND PREVIEW:
The Orillia Terriers return to Rotary Place this weekend for the first time in two weeks. Hoping to get back into the win column after dropping their last two games.
On Saturday November 17th, the Caledon Golden Hawks will come to town, looking to avenge their loss that the Terriers handed them earlier this year when they visited Rotary Place. Caledon currently has a record of 14-7-0-0, placing them in a two way tie for first place in the North Carruthers Divison with the Stayner Siskins.
Orillia won the first matchup of season by a score of 2-1, led by Jake Beard (1 Goal and 1 Assist) and Corey Miller who netted the game winning goal. Jason Cumbo stood on his head stopping 30 of 31 shots on way to the victory. The second matchup, the Golden Hawks took down the Terriers 5-3 in Caledon on the backs of a 4 goal 2nd period for the Golden Hawks. Nick Holenski , Jake Beard & Corey Miller led the way for the Terriers with Beard and Miller picking up a goal and a assist each and Nick Holenski with 2 assists.
Caledon has been on fire as of late, winning 4 of their last 5 games. Marc Simonetta has been on fire and now sits at 40 points through 21 games in his second season in the PJHL, Leading Caledon in points. Forward Matthiau Young is just behind him with 18 goals and 19 assists for 37 points in 21 games,
Puck drop is at 7:00pm, and fans can get their tickets for the game at the ticket table inside Rotary Place beginning at 5:30 PM on each Gameday. If you are not able to make It to Rotary on Saturday follow us on social Media to follow the game live. Twitter- @TerriersPJHL and Facebook- Orillia Terriers PJHL
On Sunday November 18th, the Midland Flyers will come to town, looking to avenge their 2 losses that the Terriers handed them earlier this year with both in Midland. The Flyers currently sit 5th in the North Carruthers Divison, with a record of 10-9-1-0.
Orillia won the first matchup of season by a score of 6-1, led by Corey Miller ( 4 goals , 1 assists ) and Jake Beard ( 4 Assists) Cameron Plante stood on his head stopping 20 of 21 shots on way to his first PJHL victory. The second matchup, the Terriers took down Midland 6-4 on the backs of a 2 goal performance from Owen King. Kyle Heitzner and Corey Miller also led the way for the Terriers with Miller picking up 2 assists and Kyle Heitzner with a goal and 2 assists.
Midland has been on fire as of late, winning 4 of their last 5 games Forward Alex Sebestyen currently leads the team in points with 11 goals and 11 assists for 22 points in 18 games. Forward Casey Stevens sits who has 10 goals and 11 assists for 21 points in 20 games sits 1 point behind Sebestyen.
Puck drop is at 7:00pm, and fans can get their tickets for the game at the ticket table inside the Rama Mask beginning at around 5:00 PM . If you are not able to make It to Rama on Sunday follow us on social Media to follow the game live. Twitter- @TerriersPJHL and Facebook- Orillia Terriers PJHL.
