Despite being down by 3-1 and 4-2 scores, BCS showed its resiliency as they found their scoring touch in the 7-5 victory over Bear.
The result halts Bears three-game domination of Blue Collar; they had outscored them by a whopping 21-9 margin. Surprisingly it wasn’t who you would expect to provide the offensive surge for BCS, as the Chris “Crown” Royle, Nate “MacKinnon” Strand and Steve “Anti-Stamkos” Dodge line all found the twine with “Crown” and “MacKinnon” combining for five helpers.
This display by the muckers lit a fire under Ron “ning” Dunn, who scored his first FHL marker since January 9, 2002. Snapping a 15.5 year goalless drought didn’t sit well with the Bear D-Men, as he was warned that no more easy ones would be coming his way after he was unceremoniously levelled while looking for nickels in front of the Bear cage later in the game.
Picking up an assist on Ron “nings” goal was Wade “The Blade” Fenton, who scored the winner as “King” Richard Lindstrom also scored the singleton to go with an apple. The short-benched Bear side didn’t roll over easily as Justin “Time” Rasmussen and Gord “Barbecued” Salmons both scored en route to 3-point mornings as “Markie” Mark Sauve collected three assists.
The result of the contest on the size large ice surface still has Serenity looking for its inaugural regulation win as they dropped their eighth of the year, 4-1 to Fraser River.
Leading his squad was Chevy Crews leading point producer, Jason “Junior” Johnson, who notched the natural hat trick to bring his total to a league-leading baker’s dozen. Also rippling the mesh was Ian Hannah “Montana” who was deftly setup by “Jack” Russell Higdon who got off the Schneid with the first point of his FHL career.
Replying for the officially sadsack Serenity side was Wade Price “is right” who has been binge-watching the Happy Gilmour vs. Bob Barker fight scene to find some punch in his game. If he finds it, he better share it with his teammates as the Builders start is now the worst since Green began the 2010 season 0-7-3.