Dec 04, 2016 | Lynn Cinnamon | 884 views
The Peewee AE's Rock the Rink over the weekend
The Peewee AE Stars were stellar this past weekend adding 6 more points to their league score with 3 consecutive wins in 3 games and adding a total of 25 goals for and only 4 against to their league stats.
Friday December 2, the Stars visited the Stirling Blues and walked away with a score of 9:1. Scoring for Napanee were Ben Huyck(2), Austin Catena(2), Scott Collard, Caleb Justason, Aiden Haller-Brady(2) and Luc Amat. Assists went to Branson Leveque-Price(3), Bailey Cook-Martin(2), Haller-Brady, Justason(2), William Peterson, Jake Wood and Scott Collard. Holden Breault stood tall for the Stars in net.
Saturday December 3, the Stars welcomed the Blues to the SPC for a re-match. With team work and efficiency, the Stars controlled the game from start to finish earning a second consecutive win, with a final score of 6:0. Nathaniel Cinnamon earned the shutout as the lone gate-keeper making much needed saves as needed. Austin Catena was the first Star to find the back of the Blue's net, within the first 2 minutes of the game. Haller-Brady, Leveque-Price, Wood and Amat followed up with 4 more hits in the second and Mitchell Charlebois earned the 6th goal in the 3rd. Assists were shared amongst Elijah Chadwick, Haller-Brady, Justason, Amat(3), and Cook-Martin(2).
Sunday December 4, the Stars took their show back on the road, this time to the Hamlet of Ennismore to face the Ennismore Eagles. The first period saw end to end play as the teams exchanged goals. Jake Vanberkel struck first unassisted, with a straight shot through a crowd of players from just inside the blue line, busting through the Eagle goalie's five hole. Catena struck next with the assistance of Amat. The Eagles fired back with two strikes to the Star's net tieing up the game. The Stars quickly retaliated early in the 2nd to gain back the lead only to loose it shortly thereafter. With a tied game of 3:3 both teams continued their battle to earn the lead. Amat managed to score in the bottom of the 2nd regaining the lead for the Stars and the boys carried the momentum through to a 10:3 victory. Scoring for the Stars were Catena(4), Vanberkel, Amat, Haller-Brady(3), and Huyck. Assists went to Amat(2) and Leveque-Price. With his glove hand working overtime, and the Eagles out shooting the Stars in the second period, Breault was brilliant in net helping his team earn the win. Special mention goes to Amat who showed exceptional sportsmanship when he stopped mid play to hand an Eagle player back his stick after falling and fumbling it.