Onatten 3, Bjaward 3: In a game that was nonstop action from start to finish, Onatten put a damper on Bjaward's home opener by not allowing them to come away with a win. Joris Sudmass had a chance on a breakaway with 5:12 to go in the third period to win it for Bjaward, but Skylar Magnusson, the burly Swede, turned him away.
Summary
Scoring
Onatten 1 1 1-3
Bjaward 1 2 0-3
Shots Bjaward 36-31
Penalties: None Goals: Onatten: Meern, Tjaard (2) De Jong, Dietrich Bjaward: Sudmass, Joris (2) Sudmass, Jelle
Assists: Onatten: Meern, Tjaard De Jong, Dietrich Martlich, Axel Bjaward: Diederik Eisinga (3)
Gottwrischer 2, Bevinlunz 0: Without Sikke Pfelward, Bevinlunz's offense vanished from the face of the earth. Gottwrischer won its home opener to bounce back from its disappointing upset road loss at Lojren. Sjoerd Bommelansch had two goals for Gottwrischer.
Summary
Scoring
Bevinlunz 0 0 0-0
Gottwrischer 0 1 1-1
Shots: Gottwrischer 38-24
Goals: Gottwrischer: Bommelansch, Sjoerd (2) Assists: Gottwrischer: Van der Wal, Pieter (2)
Matexipar 3, Sajbell 1: The Iron Sticks started off strong at home, defeating Sajbell by a pair of goals. Heiko Moordfors gave up an early goal, but staved off all of the other 37 attempts to get the win. Conrad Bartul had two goals to lead Matexipar.
Summary
Scoring
Sajbell 1 0 0-1
Matexipar 0 2 1-3
Shots: Sajbell 38-36
Goals: Sajbell: Weidheim, Japik Matexipar: Bartul, Conrad (2) Falkland, Ekkehardt Assists: Sajbell: Stemme, Elias Matexipar: Bartul, Conrad Falkland, Ekkehardt (2)
Te Staff 4, Sichebach 1: Sherm Reinhardt had two goals and two assists for Te Staff, as they bamboozled Sichebach with their superior skating and defense. Siemen Metterherst had an essentially meaningless goal for Sichebachwith 4:47 left in the third period.
Summary
Scoring
Sichebach 0 0 1-1
Te Staff 1 2 1-1
Shots: Te Staff 45-27
Goals: Sichebach: Metterherst, Siemen Te Staff: Reinhardt, Sherm (2) Sybrandy, Hauke (2)
Assists: Te Staff: Reinhardt, Sherm (2) Sipken, Uwe (2)
Wrischer 2, Lojren 1: Wrischer followed up on its earlier success by defeating Lojren at home. Kai Ganesmund recorded two goals, including the game-winner with 1:32 left. Te Lughaus had a tepid offensive performance, generating just 25 shots.
Summary
Scoring
Lojren 0 1 0-1
Wrischer 0 1 1-2
Shots: Wrischer 36-25
Penalties: None
Goals: Lojren: Diefenhoven, Klaes Wrischer: Ganesmund, Kai (2)
Assists: Lojren: Dykstra, Olbert Wrischer: Knapp, Dierk (2)
Rijward 3, Menesanne 0: Rokus Osthav'n made 34 stops to record his second straight shutout as Rijward won easily at home. Gottschalk Wickham had a hat trick, the third so far in this season's short life.
Summary
Scoring
Menesanne 0 0 0-0
Rijward 1 2 0-3
Shots: Rijward 40-34
Penalties: Dekkinga, Anso 2:00 Tripping
Goals: Rijward: Wickham, Gottschalk (3)
Assists: Rijward: Stryker, Gunther (2) Ockley, Helmut
Mechen 2, Atterische 0: Mechen's Wiebe Kappe had a goal and an assist in Mechen's win over Atterische. Atterische failed to deliver a goal in their home opener, and only generated 22 shots, drawing sporadic boos from the fans.
Summary
Scoring
Mechen 1 1 0-2
Atterische 0 0 0-0
Shots: Mechen 38-22
Penalties:None
Goals: Mechen: Kappe, Wiebe Holwerde, Doutze
Assists: Mechen: Kappe, Wiebe Idsarda, Aiko
Tarlunz 1, Domatische 1: Friday's performance was a far cry from Tarlunz's opening game, in which they scored four goals. Domatische was just happy to get on the board and get a tie out of it. Josef Vogel beat Lubbert Veststaff with 10:24 left in the third period to get Domatische the tie.
Summary
Scoring
Tarlunz 1 0 0-1
Domatische 0 0 1-1
Shots: Tarlunz 28-25
Penalties: None
Goals: Tarlunz: Jent, Deinuma Domatische: Vogel, Josef
Assists: Tarlunz: Baarda, Habel
Please comment. Saturday's games will be reported on Sunday, but all teams get off days on Sundays.
8 comments:
Two games with the upland cowboy teams and two ties. So no decision on whether fish is better than beef as a diet for hockey players - ha ha. Not a bad start, and the game with Bjaward was terrific. Really too bad about Pfelward's sprain. I heard Ackervoort was pretty angry, though at the game you'd never have known but for set of his jaw and that grim line of his mouth. He'd make a good Finn.
Erki
Reinhardt is illegal player throw him out
No ouslanders in Borschland
--United Borschland Movement
PS Go Matexipar
Thank you for the input, members of the United Borschland Movement. However, if Reinhardt is thrown out, this will necessitate a removal of all players of non-Borschic origin. This would considerably thin the rosters of the teams. It's just not viable at this time.
I'm glad that Wrischer did well, and particularly glad that Kai Ganesmund had a good game. I remember there being some doubts about him in the beginning.
Eggnog
OK, Mr. Batchelder, I've got the first team item ready, but I will need an e-mail address to send to. If you'd rather not post an address here, you can send me an e-mail at erkiturkommen Aaattt yahoo ddot ccom. It's a cryin' shame that we have to cover up an address like that so vile contraptions can't read it and use it for spamming.
Is Reinhardt just like that scoundrel Dave the Hammer Schultz?
In answer to your question, Kell, Dave Schultz was an "enforcer". He was a much more physical player than Reinhardt is. The nature of Borschic hockey tends more towards good skating rather than heavy physical contact, which was favored by Schultz.
Eggnog, I'm glad to see that Borschic hockey is appealing even to lemurs. A traveling dance troop, eh? Sounds great. I hope you can get newspapers even if you can't make it to games.
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