Team ALLIANCE Pulls Ahead in the Second for a 6-2 Win Over Team NOHA
Kitchener, Ont. – Team ALLIANCE sends four home in the second period for a 6-2 win over Team NOHA in the last game of day 2 at the OHL Gold Cup at Activa Sportsplex in Kitchener.
Team ALLIANCE made the first move, Cayden Faust scoring from Nicholas Beneteau, Landon McCallum. However, Mitchell Martin answered back for Team NOHA from Chase Stillman before the end of the first period.
Team ALLIANCE pulled ahead in the second, scoring four and holding NOHA. Deni Goure scoring the tiebreaker from Ryan Burke, Brett Harrison. Near two minutes later Maddox Callens got his first of the game from Raymond Hamlin, Cooper Way. Shortly after Marko Sikic put home one of his own from Steven Laforme, Braeden Bowman. And with only 20 seconds left in the frame, Cayden Faust got his second of the game from Landon McCallum, Luc Brzustowski.
Brett Harrison sent home a power play marker from Sam Sedley, Michael Simpson in the third period. And Chase Stillman had the last word, scoring for Team NOHA with 40 seconds from Devon Savignac, Christopher Innes to go to place the final score at 6-2 in favour of Team ALLIANCE.
Players of the Game was Chase Stillman for Team NOHA and Cayden Faust for Team ALLIANCE.
Quotes
“The win was awesome, everyone is super, super excited we just want to bring the same energy into tomorrow,” Cayden Faust for Team ALLIANCE. “We are just going to go as far as we can and keep working as hard as possible and see where that gets us.”
“We just have to stick to what we do best and I think we have a lot of speed on our team so we are playing a good GTHL Red team tomorrow, and we were just going to have to stick to the basics, just playing the right way,” said Chase Stillman for Team NOHA.
Link to Game Recap: http://bit.ly/2UV7NQh
Team Alliance Roster: bit.ly/2GVAvLR
Team NOHA Roster: bit.ly/2DJn0hy
Schedule: bit.ly/2VbGPZF
About the OHL Gold Cup
The OHL Gold Cup is an annual showcase event featuring top under-16 talent in Ontario. As part of the Hockey Canada Program of Excellence (POE), players competing at the OHL Gold Cup have an opportunity to be evaluated for invitation to the national under-17 development camp, where Hockey Canada gathers the top talent from across the country to introduce players to the national team program and provide a foundation of development as they progress through the POE.
