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WEEKEND: February 21-22, 2009 – State Tournament Play-offs at the Forum at Fishers
It was State Tournament play-off weekend and Brebeuf was the #2 seed in 3A. (Interestingly, 2 teams to which Brebeuf lost at every meeting during the season were lower seeds [Cathedral-Chatard, #5 seed/4 loses and North Central, #7 seed/2 loses] and were the 2 teams who advanced to the finals!) Based on previous outings against the teams Brebeuf was slated to play (North Central, South Bend Riley, and Cathedral-Chatard), everything would have to come together quickly for Brebeuf if they were going to advance out of their bracket.
Although the Brebeuf team put forth some of its best efforts of the season, it was not enough. In games that could have gone either way, Brebeuf lost 2-3 to North Central, tied South Bend Riley, 2-2 on Saturday, and lost to Lawrence on Sunday, 2-3.
(SEE THE 3 GAME SUMMARIES BELOW)
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Sunday, February 22, 2009, 10:45AM vs. Lawrence (state tournament)
Although the outcome of the game meant nothing in regard to either team with a chance to advance, the Brebeuf team was still taking this game seriously!
Brebeuf got on the board first at 14:42 in the first period. Trosky started the break-out with a pass to Robbins who raced it up the ice and took a shot. The Lawrence goalie made the save, but the puck ricocheted out to about 6 feet in front of the goal. Ort, who was also sprinting up the ice, picked up the puck and put it in over the right shoulder of the Lawrence goalie before the goalie could recover.
Lawrence answered with a goal at 9:40 and another at 4:57 in the first period to go ahead. Brebeuf continued to work the puck and try to create scoring opportunities. One finally came with 1:43 left in the second period. Trosky made a pass from the point to Robbins who was at the left side of the net. Robbins sent the pass through the crease to Challis, who zinged the puck into the net for the score, tying the game.
Lawrence added the game winning goal at 9:47 in the third. They had another opportunity to score, on a penalty shot, but Wagner shut down the Lawrence player.
Brebeuf continued to put pressure on Lawrence’s goalie, out shooting Lawrence, 34-27, but Lawrence’s goalie snagged too many saves and didn’t give much up in rebounds, effectively shutting down Brebeuf’s chances to score.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Jason Ort – 1
Chip Challis – 1
ASSISTS:
Elliott Trosky – 2
Mike Robbins - 2
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 36; 2 goals (even-strength)
Lawrence – 27; 3 goals (even strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 5/10 minutes
Lawrence – 10/28 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 24
Game Save Percentage: 88.9%
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Saturday, February 21, 2009, 4:45PM vs. South Bend Riley (state tournament)
The last time Brebeuf faced Riley, Riley’s top goalie was serving a game misconduct, and did not play. It was time to see if Brebeuf could stand up against Riley as they had the last time.
With 4:34 gone in the game, Brebeuf was on a power-play. A Riley player intercepted a pass near the blue line and took the puck into his offensive zone and took a shot from probably 15 feet out from the goal. It was almost as though Hammond had too much time to think about the save, and the puck went past him into the net, putting Riley up 1-0. Wagner, who had just come from swimming in state sectionals, went into goal at 10:26 in the first and finished out the game for Brebeuf.
Brebeuf knuckled down and played tough defense after that first Riley goal. At 10:16 in the second, Riley was able to score again, taking advantage of a Brebeuf penalty. Brebeuf kept up the pressure. With possession of the puck in Brebeuf’s offensive zone, Grande was getting pressure from Riley and dished the puck to French at the point. French took a shot that zinged past the goalie…don’t think Riley’s goalie saw it coming!
At 10:46 in the third period, Brebeuf tied the game on a power-play goal by Robbins. Working the puck around the zone, Grande, from next to the net, sent the puck to Trosky at the point; Trosky made a diagonal pass across the ice to Robbins, who one-timed it into the net.
Both teams were held in check, with the game ending in the 2-2 tie.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Phil French – 1
Mike Robbins – 1
ASSISTS:
Ben Grande – 2
Elliott Trosky – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 30; 2 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-play)
Riley – 19; 2 goals (1 power-play, 1 penalty-kill)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 3/6 minutes
Riley – 6/12 minutes
GOALIES: Jackson Hammond (minutes played: 4:34)
Number of saves: 0 (1 SOG/1 goal)
Game Save Percentage: 0.0%
Harrison Wagner (minutes played: 40:26)
Number of saves: 17 (18 SOG/1 goal)
Game Save Percentage: 94.4%
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Saturday, February 21, 2009, 9:45AM vs. North Central Panthers (state tournament)
North Central struck first, scoring a short-handed goal at 11:34 in the first period. Although the Brebeuf players were down, but not out and regrouped to score 14 seconds later. During the same North Central penalty/Brebeuf power-play, Brebeuf won the face-off. Grande took control of the puck at the red line, with Robbins trailing as the crossed the blue line. Both sprinted for the net. The play is always beautiful when it works, and it worked for Brebeuf. Grande, from the left side of the goal, got the North Central goalie to commit, then sent the puck through the crease to Robbins, who put it in the net, wrist shot, top shelf.
Brebeuf scored the next goal, also in the first period at 3:36. With a lot of action around the net, Robbins took control of the puck, took it around the net and took a shot. The rebound was grabbed by Cohn, who protected the puck, dished it off to Marchesani, who took the shot, which rebounded off the goalie (who had lost sight of the puck), and dribbled in across the goal line.
With seconds left in the first period, North Central was moving the puck well in their offensive zone. Just before the buzzer went off to end the period, a North Central player sent a shot from the top of the circle on net. Wagner moved to react, but the puck just snuck in over Wagner’s right shoulder.
Brebeuf played hard and good defense through the second and third periods. With 2:09 left in the game, a North Central player got past the Brebeuf defender, and took an easy shot from about 8 feet in front of the net. Wagner was indecisive with his choice to make the save, and the puck went in between his legs. Brebeuf continued to put pressure on the North Central goalie, but couldn’t get anything to go in.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 1
Andrew Marchesani – 1
ASSISTS:
Ben Grande – 1
Sam Cohn – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 24; 2 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-playl)
North Central – 25; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 penalty-kill)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 2/4 minutes
North Central – 3/6 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 22
Game Save Percentage: 88%
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Sunday, February 15, 2009, 10:30AM vs. North Central at The Coliseum
North Central dominated the scoring, shutting out Brebeuf, 3-0. Brebeuf had another game where they outshot their opponent (30 shots vs. 15 for North Central), but couldn’t get anything past the opponent’s goalie. Brebeuf also didn’t given North Central many power-play opportunities, the Braves only having one player receive 2 consecutive 2-min penalties, one of which was off-setting with a NC penalty. Brebeuf, however, could not capitalize on the 6 power-play opportunities offered by NC. North Central scored one goal in each of the 3 periods, all at even-strength. In the second period, NC had one goal on their one shot for the period.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 30; 0 goals
North Central – 15; 3 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 2/4 minutes
North Central – 7/14 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 12
Game Save Percentage: 80%
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Saturday, February 14, 2009, 8:00PM, Carmel-1 vs. Noblesville Millers
(non-league/SENIOR NIGHT)
Senior Night started with the game against Noblesville. The Braves weren’t very effective on offense, managing only 2 goals on 39 shots-on-goal compared to Noblesville’s 2 goals on 19 shots-on-goal and only capitalizing on 1 of the 7 power-play opportunities.
Noblesville scored first at 6:29 in the first period on a power-play. With 4:05 left in the first, the defense was told to change, so Creighton took a slap shot from the point. It probably surprised him as much as the Noblesville goalie when it went in!
Noblesville’s second goal was also on a power-play, occurring at 5:17 in the second. It was the only scoring during the second period.
Brebeuf continued to fight to mount any type of offense and was finally successful in the third period. Half-way into a power-play, Bosserman picked up the puck behind the net, then lost it. The puck was picked up by Trosky, who took a shot, which rebounded and was sitting a few feet from the goal line when Bosserman descended upon it and put it in over the right shoulder of the goalie.
As hard as Brebeuf tried, they couldn’t get another shot past the Noblesville goalie. The game ended in a 2-2 tie.
After the game, Senior Night festivities took place. Honored were seniors Andru Creighton, Marc Goldsticker, Ben Grande, Mike Robbins, Elliott Trosky, and Daniel Warschauer.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Andru Creighton – 1
Stuart Bosserman – 1
ASSISTS:
Elliott Trosky - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 39; 2 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-play)
Noblesville – 19; 2 goals (2 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 3/6 minutes
Noblesville – 8/16 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 17
Game Save Percentage: 89.5%
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Friday, February 6, 2009, 9:45PM vs. Cathedral-Chatard at The Forum at Fishers (Hoosier League Tournament)
Brebeuf had another dismal Friday night outing, losing in their first and only game of the Hoosier League Tournament, 0-5 to Cathedral-Chatard
There was hope that this game would not be a repeat of other games against Cathedral-Chatard when the Braves were playing C-C even in the first period. Brebeuf held C-C scoreless until 1:37 in the first period. After that, Cathedral-Chatard has an easy time of it, getting 3 goals in the second, including one short-handed goal, and their fifth and last goal at 8:35 in the third period.
Brebeuf couldn’t muster any offense, having only 16 shots-on-goal, and couldn’t capitalize on 9 power-play opportunties.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 16; 0 goals
Cathedral-Chatard – 39; 5 goals (2 even-strength, 2 power-play, 1 short-handed)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 4/8 minutes
Cathedral-Chatard – 9/26 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 34
Game Save Percentage: 87.2%
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SATURDAY, January 24, 2009, 7:45PM vs. Carmel Gold (league)
It must have been Brebeuf’s weekend to meet teams on their senior nights. After playing Noblesville on their senior night on Friday, this game against Carmel Gold was on their Senior Night. Although Carmel Gold has lost some of their top players to the U-18 trael team, they still handled Brebeuf easily, Brebeuf losing 0-7.
Harrison Wagner, who had scored big for Brebeuf in his swim meet that morning and afternoon, played 24:45 minutes, giving up 4 goals. Hammond came in to play the remaining 20:15 minutes, giving up 3 goals.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 13; 0 goals
Carmel Gold – 25; 7 goals (5 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 2/4 minutes
Carmel Gold – 5/10 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner (starter)
Number of saves: 12
Game Save Percentage: 75%
Jackson Hammond (in at 5:15 in the 2nd period)
Number of saves: 6
Game Save Percentage: 66.7%
DID NOT PLAY: Warshauer
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FRIDAY, January 23, 2009, 9:45PM vs. Noblesville (league)
Brebeuf was the chosen team to play Noblesville on their Senior Night. They played Noblesville to a 3-3 tie.
Noblesville started quickly, scoring at 14:18 in the first period, after Brebeuf’s defensemen took themselves out of the play.
Brebeuf didn’t come back until 7:41 in the second, when, on a power-play set-up, Creighton’s shot from the point ricocheted off Grande’s stick, as he tipped it into the net.
Noblesville’s next goal was at 6:41 in the second period.
Brebeuf tied it up at 2:43 in the second and then went ahead at 13:24 in the third period. The first goal was a power-play by Challis. Robbins sent the pass across the ice to Trosky, who sent it cross to Challis. Challis, who was almost directly in line with the goal, fired a rocket, from an almost impossible angle, that hit just inside the goal as a score. The second goal, by Grande, was from a couple of feet outside the net and caught the Noblesville goalie committed to the other side.
Noblesville didn’t give up and tied the game at 8:53 in the third period. Both teams held each other in check, the game ending in a 3-3 tie.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Ben Grande – 2
Chip Challis – 1
ASSISTS:
Joey Hinkebein – 1
Elliott Trosky – 1
Andru Creighton – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 37; 3 goals (1 even-strength; 2 power-play)
Noblesville – 12; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 3/6 minutes
Noblesville – 7/14 minutes
GOALIE – Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 9
Game Save Percentage: 75%
DID NOT PLAY: Warshauer
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WEEKEND, January 17-18, 2009 – (3 games below)
MARTIN LUTHER KING WEEKEND CROSS-OVER GAMES
The Braves went 1-1-1 over the weekend in games played, receving a second win based upon forfeit of the 9:50PM Sunday game by the Valparaiso team (because the players had school on Monday, Jan. 19, and the team was unable to stay for a 9:50PM game). The team has now fulfilled its team and player cross-over game requirement for state tournament qualification
After this weekend, the team’s overall record is now 12-19-5.
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SUNDAY, January 18, 2009, 8:30AM vs. Marian at The Forum at Fishers (cross-over)
The Brebeuf hockey team played Marian to a 2-2 tie in their last cross-over game of the season.
The teams played even through the first period and the first goal wasn’t scored until 14:48 in the second period. The goal belonged to Brebeuf and was an unassisted goal by Robbins.
Marian came back to tie the game at 12:16 in the second period and then went ahead at 3:00.
Brebeuf tied it up at 11:58 in the third with a Grande to Robbins combination on a power-play. This was the last goal of the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 2
ASSISTS:
Ben Grande – 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 29; 2 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-play)
Marian – 20; 2 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 4/8 minutes
Marian – 6/12 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 18
Game Save Percentage: 90%
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SATURDAY, January 17, 2009, 7:40PM vs. South Bend Riley at The Forum at Fishers (cross-over)
Two freshmen goalies faced each other as Brebeuf faced off against SB Riley, with Brebeuf’s Hammond outlasting Riley’s Hammond, 5-3.
Brebeuf struck quickly, with Grande scoring at 13:09 in the first period, with assists by Hinkebein and Dyar. Two more Brebeuf goals were added in the first, a power-play goal by Grande and an even-strength goal by Challis.
Riley added 2 goals in the second at 11:52 and 5;20.
Robbins scored the next 2 Brebeuf goals, the first at 4:50 in the second at even-strength, with assists by Warshauer and Marchesani, and the other at 12:00 in the third.
Riley added the last goal of the game at 9:53 in the third period.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Ben Grande – 2
Mike Robbins – 2
Chip Challis – 1
ASSISTS:
Joey Hinkebein – 1
Hunter Dyar – 1
Daniel Warshauer – 1
Andrew Marchesani – 1
Ben Grande – 1
Chip Challis – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 29; 5 goals (3 even-strength, 2 power-play)
Riley – 17; 3 goals (2 even-strength; 1 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 6/12 minutes
Riley – 7/17 minutes
GOALIE: Ja ckson Hammond
Number of saves: 14
Game Save Percentage: 82.3%
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SATURDAY, January 17, 2009, 8:30AM vs. Penn Gold at The Forum at Fishers (cross-over)
Brebeuf met Penn Gold on the ice before the sun was up on a very cold Saturday morning! This was the second time the two teams met with this game’s score matching the previous outing, 2-1 in favor of Penn Gold.
Brebeuf’s only goal was scored with 57 seconds left in the first period. Ort sent a shot that ricocheted off the glass behind the net and came back over the net, where it fell behind the goalie’s glove as he tried to reach for it.
Pednn Golds’s=2 02 goals wee scored at 1:01 in the first and 4:38 in the second period.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Jason Ort – 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 26; 1 goal (even-strength)
Penn Gold – 18; 2 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 3/6 minutes
Penn Gold – 7/22 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 16
Game Save Percentage: 88.8%
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SUNDAY, December 14, 2008, 11:45AM vs. HSE A (league)
Sunday marked the second and LAST meeting between Brebeuf and HSE A! The Braves did themselves 1 goal better than the last time, with the final score 1-9. The Brebeuf team couldn’t match the depth anddiscipline of the HSE A team.
HSE A put in their first goal at 29 seconds into the game, and then added 3 more goals in the first period (6:45, 2:05, 0:46). Brebeuf only had 1 shot-on-goal that period, and that was on a pass out of their defensive goal that just happened to go on net.
Brebeuf played a better second period, mounting 9 shots-on-goal and getting a goal at 7:57. A 5-on- poer play opportunity put a lot of Brebeuf action around the net. Marchesani sent a pass to Bosserman who skated the puck around the net and slid the puck in past the HSE A goalies, who had lost sight of the puck. HSE A put in 2 goals in the second (13:49, 9:57) before Brebeuf got their only goal of the game.
HSE A added 3 more goals in the third period, bringing their final goal tally to 9. There was running clock in the third period.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Stuart Bosserman – 1
ASSISTS:
Andrew Marchesani
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 14; 0 goals
HSE A – 46; 9 goals (7 even-strength; 2 even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 4/16 minutes
HSE A – 5/10 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 37
Game Save Percentage: 80.4%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Marc Goldsticker
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SATURDAY, December 13, 2008, 12:00PM vs. Munster Mustangs (cross-over)
As a team, Munster was an unknown for the Brebeuf hockey team. The Braves were well-matched against Munster, with the game ending in a 5-5 tie.
Brebeuf seemed to be in control of the game, scoring first. At 9:24 in the first period, Dyar scooped up a Hinkebein rebound for the score. Brebeuf’s second goal was a long time coming. At 13:52 in the second period, Brebeuf had a power-play opportunity and Creighton got off a slap-shot from the point, that was tipped in by Ort. Munster answered quickly, with a goal at 12:32 and 11:29, to tie the game.
Brebeuf went ahead again at 7:13 in the second. Robbins skated the puck up the ice, got the Munster goalie to commit on a faked shot, and sent it across the net to Dyer, who one-timed it into the net. Munster fought back, tying the game at 5:21, then going ahead at 2;34. Brebeuf tied the game with a power-play goal by Marchesani at 2:23.
In the third period, Munster went ahead at 10:45. Challis put in the tying goal at 4:42, with what turned out to be the final goal of the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Hunter Dyar – 2
Jason Ort – 1
Andrew Marchesani – 1
Chip Challis - 1
ASSISTS:
Ben Grande – 2
Mike Robbins – 1
Andru Creighton – 1
Stuart Bosserman - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 35; 5 goals (3 even-strength; 2 power-play)
Munster – 15; 5 goals (3 even-strength; 1 power-play, 1 penalty-kill)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 5/10 minutes
Munster – 6/12 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 10
Game Save Percentage: 66.7%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Marc Goldsticker
LATE TO GAME: Elliott Trosky
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WEEKEND, November 28-29, 2008 – (3 games below)
T-BIRD/SCOTTEN MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT, sponsored by HSE B
The Brebeuf hockey team played in the HSE B-sponsored T-Bird Cross-Over/Scotten Memorial Tournament over the holiday weekend. The players spent their energy skating instead of shopping and their parents passed their time in a rink instead of a store!
The Braves challenged Park Tudor with their best effort of the season against them, but lost 4-6. They split the cross-over games, losing to South Bend Clay, 0-2, but beating South Bend Adams, 6-0.
For the weekend, the Braves were without Brebeuf goalies Harrison Wagner (injured) and Jackson Hammond (family commitment), so the team’s thanks go out to freshman Mack Hays, an HSE C goalie who played against Park Tudor and South Bend Adams, and Cathedral’s Vince Indiano, who played against South Bend Clay. We also thank their parents for allowing them to help us out over their “off” weekend.
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Saturday, November 29, 2008, 4:30PM vs. South Bend Adams (cross-over)
The Brebeuf hockey team ended the weekend with a sound win against South Bend Adams, winning 6-0. Underclassmen found their rhythm, accounting for 4 of the 6 goals. Overall, it was a good game for the less-experienced underclassmen because the Adams team presented a challenge, but the underclassmen found that they could skate with them and score against them! Things started to click, which made good things happen.
Brebeuf’s first goal was scored at even-strength at 9:38 in the first period. Trosky carried the puck up the ice, got off a shot that was blocked, but Grande was there to put in the rebound for the goal. Brebeuf’s next goal was at 4:33 in the second, a Robbins-to-Ort-to-Challis power-play set-up. Goal #3 at 0:44 in the second was an even-strength goal by Cohn. Bosserman had carried the puck up the ice and gotten off a shot at the corner of the net, drawing the defensemen and goalie in that direction. The puck rebounded and was sitting, centered in front of the net about 4 feet from the goalline. Cohn was where he was supposed to be, in front of the net, and before the goalie could come across the net to get into position, Cohn got the score!
The Robbins-to-Ort-to-Challis power-play trio accounted for the 4th goal. Stuart Bosserman set up the 5th goal, as he did the 3rd, only Andrew Marchesani was the forward in front of the net, ready to take advantage of a goalie out-of-position! The last goal was scored with 50 seconds left in the game, with Robbins winning the face-off and directing the puck to Creighton who skated in for another power-play goal.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Chip Challis – 2
Elliott Trosky – 1
Sammy Cohn – 1
Andrew Marchesani – 1
Andru Creighton - 1
ASSISTS:
Mike Robbins – 3
Stuart Bosserman – 1
Jason Ort – 1
Ben Grande - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 43; 6 goals (2 even-strength; 4 power-plays)
Adams – 12; 0 goals
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 5/10 minutes
Adams – 13/29 minutes
GOALIE: (on loan from HSE C) Mack Hays
Number of saves: 12
Game Save Percentage: 100%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Marc Goldsticker, Corben Sherlock, Jackson Hammond
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Saturday, November 29, 2008, 9:45AM vs. South Bend Clay (cross-over)
The Braves couldn’t find any holiday magic to find the net against South Bend Clay, losing 0-2.
Clay got their first at 12:01 in the first period. The Braves played them tough, not giving up another goal until 2:25 in the third period. Neither team could capitalize on power-play situations, with only 7 total penalties being called during the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 25; 0 goals
Clay – 27; 2 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 4/8 minutes
Clay – 3/6 minutes
GOALIE: (on loan from Cathedral) Vince Indiano
Number of saves: 25
Game Save Percentage: 92.6%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Marc Gol dsticker, Corben Sherlock, Jackson Hammond
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Friday, November 28, 2008, 2:45PM vs. Park Tudor (non-league)
It was another fast, physical, and furious game against Park Tudor, with the Braves coming up short, 4-6. This effort was an improvement on the previous 0-2 and 0-3 outings against this team.
There was evidence of a better game for the Braves when they struck first, at 10:05 in the first period. Bosserman caught a pass from Marchesani about mid-ice and motored it up the ice with 2 defensemen closing in on him. With patience, he waited that ½ second to put it over the goalie for the score.
It was deja-vu when Park Tudor put in 4 consecutive goals, the first at 8:42 in the first, then at 7:53, 1:32, and 10:20 in the second. Brebeuf came back with 2 goals. In the second period, Robbins skated the puck up the ice. With 2 opposing skaters on him, Robbins took a shot, the rebound bouncing to Challis who put it in at 8:31. On a Trosky slap-shot rebound, Grande found the puck and put it in at 14:07 to start the scoring in the third period.
Park Tudor came back with 2 more in the third, at 7:15 and 4:37. The Braves didn’t give up. Using a power-play opportunity, with only 29 seconds left in the game, the Braves capitalized on the situation. Playing 5-man hockey, the Braves worked the puck around the zone, getting off a series of shots with a lot of action at the net. Finally, Challis got the puck to Robbins, who got off a shot that was saved by the goalie, but Trosky was there to scoop up the rebound and put it in with 6 seconds left in the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Stuart Bosserman – 1
Chip Challis – 1
Ben Grande – 1
Elliott Trosky - 1
ASSISTS:
Mike Robbins – 2
Elliott Trosky – 1
Andrew Marchesani – 1
Chip Challis - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 23; 4 goals (even-strength)
Park Tudor – 22; 6 goals (5 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 2/4 minutes
Park Tudor – 5/10 minutes
GOALIE: (on loan from HSE C) Mack Hays
Number of saves: 16
Game Save Percentage: 72.7%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Marc Goldsticker, Corben Sherlock, Jackson Hammond
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Sunday, November 24, 2008, 10:30AM vs. HSE B (league)
Turn about was fair play when the Brebeuf hockey team beat HSE B, 3-2, having lost to them previously, 2-3.
Both teams played sound defense and the game could have gone either way. Brebeuf, again, outshot their opponent, 30-24, but this time they held on for the win!
Grande had the first score of the game at 10:19 in the first period, taking advantage of HSE B’s first penalty. HSE B came back, scoring at 4:02 and then took the lead on a power-play goal at 1:19. Robbins tied the game at 14:18 in the second period. Ort fed Robbins the puck in the neutral zone and Robbins took it into the offensive zone with HSE B players in hot pursuit. An HSE B player cut in front of him to stop the score, but as he was going down, he got the shot off. A surprised HSE B goalie didn’t see it coming! The third Brebeuf goal came at 3:34 in the second period. Robbins caught an HSE pass before it went out of the zone and as the HSE players descended upon him, he got the cross-ice pass at the blue line off to Creighton who slapped it at the net from the point for the winning goal.
Hammond had a tremendous game, making several saves that could have made the ESPN highlights! He protected the win through the 18 1/2minutes after Brebeuf’s last goal.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 1
Andru Creighton – 1
Ben Grande – 1
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton 8 0 1
Jason Ort – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 30; 3 goals (1 even-strength, 2 power-play)
HSE B – 24; 2 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 10/28 minutes
HSE B – 8/24 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 22
Game Save Percentage: 91.7%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Marc Goldsticker, Chip Challis
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Saturday, November 23, 2008, 8:30PM vs. Lawrence (league)
As is usually the case, the game against Lawrence was fast and physical. Brebeuf had the effort and the shots, outshooting Lawrence, 35-23, but they couldn’t overcome Lawrence’s hot goalie, losing 0-6.
Brebeuf had 6 power-play opportunities, but couldn’t capitalize. The Braves held Lawrence to 2 goals through 2 periods, but were worn down in the third period. Missing 3 forwards took its toll, and Lawrence was able to score 2 goals at 10:59 and 10:04 and added 2 more at 1:56 and 1:18 in the third to put the game out of reach for Brebeuf.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 35; 0 goals
Lawrence – 23; 6 goals (4 even-strength, 2 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 6/12 minutes
Lawrence – 9/18 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 17
Game Save Percentage: 74.9%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Andrew Demaree, Chip Challis, Marc Goldsticker
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Friday, November 22, 2008, 7:30PM vs. Carmel White (non-league)
Brebeuf hosted Carmel White at the Forum at Fishers ice rink in another of the scheduled “JV” games. The Braves beat them 7-2, but the Carmel White team put forth a better effort than was reflected in the score.
Challis started the scoring for Brebeuf at 12:12 in the first period with a 3-on-5 power-play goal. Robbins added his first of 3 goals for the game at 9:06.
The next score didn’t occur until 12:19 in the second period when Carmel White scored their first. Cohn scored his first Brebeuf goal at 11:55 in the second period. Carmel White was staying in the game, adding their second goal at 6:09. Robbins put in his second goal at 444 to end the4 scoring for the period.
Brebeuf wore Carmel White down in the third. Robbins put in his third goal at 5:31 on a power-play. Bosserman added a goal at 3:40 and Challis put in the final goal of the game at 3:28.
Carmel White’s goalie put forth a tremendous effort, stopping 37 Brebeuf shots.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 3
Chip Challis – 2
Stuart Bosserman – 1
Sammy Cohn – 1
ASSISTS:
Jason Ort – 3
Hunter Dyar – 1
Daniel Warshauer – 1
Philip French – 1
Andru Creighton – 1
Elliott Trosky – 1
Ben Grande - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 42; 7 goals (5 even-strength, 2 power-play)
Carmel White – 13; 2 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 7/14 minutes
Carmel White – 6/20 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 11
Game Save Percentage: 84.6%
DID NOT PLAY: Harrison Wagner, Andrew Demaree, Andrew Marchesani, Marc Goldsticker
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Sunday, November 16, 2008, 12:00PM vs. Perry South Stars Varsity A (league/at Perry)
The Brebeuf hockey team traveled to the southside to take on the South Stars Varisty “A”/Blue team, but couldn’t find any offense, losing 0-4. The South Stars played tough defense, not giving the Braves many opportunities for quality shots on goal. With only 2 South Stars’ penalties, power-play opportunities also did not present themselves.
At the end of the first period, the scoreboard showed a 0-0 tie. The South Stars first goal came on a power-play at 13:22 in the second period. They added 3 goals in the third, all at even-strength.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 21; 0 goals
South Stars Varsity A – 19; 4 goals (3 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 4/8 minutes
South Stars Varsity A – 2/4 minutes
GOALIE: Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 15
Game Save Percentage: 78.9%
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Saturday, November 15, 2008, 7:45PM vs. Columbus Icemen (league/at Columbus)
The Brebeuf hockey team added another tie to their record (5-10-3) against the Columbus Icemen, finishing the game at 4-4. This was an improvement from the previous 2-3 loss to this Columbus team.
Robbins scored the first goal of the game, an angle shot high, blocker side, at 7:53 in the first period to get things going for the Braves, capitalizing on a 5-on-3 opportunity. Columbus answered at 1:51 to tie the game.
With a Brebeuf player in the box, Robbins won the face-off in the neutral zone and sent the puck into the Brebeuf offensive zone. The Icemen got possession and in trying to move the puck out, one of the Icemen whiffed on his pass, allowing Challis to pick it up and put it in the net, past a surprised Columbus goalie.
Columbus then went on the offensive, scoring the next 3 goals, the first at 10:26 in the second period, then at 14:22 and 9:35 in the third. The Icemen were playing tough defense and a 2-goal deficit looked like it might be tough to overcome, but Brebeuf did not give up!!
Creighton scored with a shot from the point at 9:01 in the third period on a defenseman (Sherlock)-to-defenseman across ice set-up at the blue line. The Robbins-to Creighton-to Grande power-play trio added the final Brebeuf goal with 4:18 left in the game. The goal ricocheted off the Columbus goalie, who lost the puck, and the puck dribbled across the line and in to clinch the tie.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 1
Chip Challis – 1
Andru Creighton – 1
Ben Grande – 1
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton – 2
Ben Grande – 1
Corben Sherlock – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 23; 4 goals (1 even-strength, 2 power-play, 1 penalty-kill)
Columbus Icemen – 17; 4 goals (4 even-strength)
PENALTIES:
Brebeuf - 3/6 minutes
Columbus Icemen – 10/36 minutes
GOALIE: Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 13
Game Save Percentage: 76.5%
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SUNDAY, November 9, 2008, 3:45PM vs. Hamilton Southeastern B (league)
Brebeuf came up a goal short against HSE B, losing 2-3.
The only score in the first period was at 5:11 by HSE B. Brebeuf’s only 2 goals came in the second period. The first was by Robbins at 13:07. Robbins was actually sending the puck into the corner to set up a play when the puck ricocheted off the metal post holding the glass. The HSE B goalie had come over to his right to make the stop and the puck went in over his left shoulder. (This is one of those, you take what you can get goals…this one just might make the “most unusual scores” list!)
HSE B went ahead with a goal at 5:48. Trosky added an unassisted goal from the point at 4:58.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 1
Elliott Trosky - 1
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 22; 2 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-play)
HSE B – 17; 3 goals (1 even-strength, 2 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 6/12 minutes
Crown Point – 8/16 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 14
Game Save Percentage: 82.3%
DID NOT PLAY: Henderson
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SATURDAY, November 8, 2008, 3:45PM vs. Crown Point Bulldogs (cross-over)
Brebeuf was well-matched against the Crown Point Bulldogs, playing them to a 3-3 tie
Most of the game’s scoring came in the first period. Grande found the net first for Brebeuf at 11:49. It didn’t take Crown Point long to come back, scoring their first goal at 10:49. Crown Point went ahead at 9:17 on a Trosky to Robbins to Creighton power-play goal. Challis added Brebeuf’s third and last goal at 2:34 in the first period.
Both teams were held scoreless through the second period and well into the third. Finally at 8:52, Crown Point took advantage of the power-play and snuck one in, a shot from the point. Hammond could only watch it slide by on his right side, on the ice, as he was just a fraction-of-a-second too late to make the stop.
Crown Point outshot Brebeuf, 26 vs. 21 shots, and Hammond had some excellent saves to thwart Crown Point’s attempts to get the win, stopping 8 of 9 shots in the third period.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
BenGrande – 1
Andru Creighton - 1
Chip Challis - 1
ASSISTS:
Elliott Trosky – 2
Mike Robbins – 2
Andru Creighton - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 21; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 power-play)
Crown Point – 26; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 7/22 minutes
Crown Point – 7/22 minutes
GOALIE – Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 18
Game Save Percentage: 85.7%
DID NOT PLAY: Henderson
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FRIDAY, November 7, 2008, 9:15PM vs. Hamilton Southeastern A (league)
The Brebeuf hockey team could not compete with the depth and experience of the Hamilton Southeastern A team, losing 0-9. Although the Braves put up a valiant effort, they could not muster any offense, not even on the 6 power-play opportunities.
The Braves held HSE A scoreless until 1:06 in the first period, with only 1 other goal added at the close of the first period (0:17). Then, the depth of the HSE A team wore Brebeuf down and they added four goals in the second period and 3 in the third.
Wagner had 31 saves on 40 shots. Giving the penalty-kill lines credit, HSE A only scored on 1 power-play, their last goal of the game at 2:13 in the third period, although they had 6 opportunities.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 20; 0 goals
HSE A – 40; 9 goals (8 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 6/20 minutes
HSE A – 6/12 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 31
Game Save Percentage: 77.5%
DID NOT PLAY: Henderson
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SUNDAY, November 2, 2008, 8:00AM vs. Carmel Blue (non-league)
The Braves completed their 3-game weekend with a win against Carmel Blue. Goalie Jackson Hammond earned his first win as a Brebeuf Brave.
Brebeuf’s first goal was scored at 13:24 in the first period by Goldsticker. Carmel Blue answered with a goal at 10:15. A power-play goal by Creighton, at 1:53, put Brebeuf ahead. Brebeuf’s lead was lost at 3:50 in the second period when Carmel Blue tied the game, but the Braves got the lead back and the win at 5:14 in the third period when Challis scored a power-play goal with the set-up by Robbins and French.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Marc Goldsticker – 1
Andru Creighton - 1
Chip Challis - 1
ASSISTS:
Mike Robbins – 3
Hunter Dyar – 1
Elliott Trosky – 1
Philip French - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 30; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 power-play)
Carmel Blue – 21; 2 goals (1 even-strength; 1 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 6/12 minutes
Carmel Blue – 10/20 minutes
GOALIE – Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 19
Game Save Percentage: 90.5%
DID NOT PLAY: Grande
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SATURDAY, November 1, 2008, 6:00PM vs. Park Tudor (non-league)
This was the second year that Brebeuf hosted Park Tudor for the Turkey Bowl, a charity benefit for the Wheeler Mission. The 2 teams raised over $6400 for the mission.
Although the Wheeler Mission was a winner, the Brebeuf hockey team was not as fortunate, losing to Park Tudor 0-2. The Brebeuf skaters served up a number of excellent shots, but Park Tudor’s goalie persevered and earned the shut-out. Both teams played even until 8:39 in the second period when Park Tudor scored a power-play goal. They added a short-handed goal at 12:51 in the third period to clinch the win.
GAME SUMMARY:
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 24; 0 goals
Park Tudor – 25; 2 goals (1 power-play, 1 penalty-kill)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 10/20 minutes
Park Tudor – 12/32 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 23
Game Save Percentage: 92%
DID NOT PLAY: Grande
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FRIDAY, October 31, 2008, 9:15PM vs. Columbus Icemen (league)
The Brebeuf hockey team saw ghosts on the ice in the form of the Columbus Icemen, losing to them, 2-3.
The Icemen scored first, at 5:08 in the first period. They added to their lead, scoring at 14:45 and 14:22 in the second period. Brebeuf found some offense at 3:56 in the second period on a power-play goal by Challis with an assist by returning captain, Elliott Trosky. Brebeuf added a second goal at 14:26 in the third period, another power-play goal by Challis, with assists by Grande and Robbins. Both teams were held scoreless for the last 13 minutes and 34 seconds of the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Chip Challis - 2
ASSISTS:
Elliott Trosky – 1
Ben Grande - 1
Mike Robbins – 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 27; 2 goals (power-play)
Columbus – 35; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 5/10 minutes
Columbus – 4/8 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 32
Game Save Percentage: 91.4%
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WEEKEND, October 17-19, 2008 – (4 games below)
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL SHAMROCK TOURNAMENT, Louisville, KY
The Brebeuf hockey team traveled to Louisville, KY to participate in the Trinity High School Sharmrock’s Tournament. Out of a field of 12 teams, Brebeuf finished 4th, losing to the (Indianapolis) Cathedral-Chatard team, 1-3. Both teams had finished 2nd I their tournament divisions. Tournament points were scored based upon wining periods as well as games.
Brebeuf lost their first game on Friday night to Pope John Paul II from Nashville, TN, 6-7. On Saturday, they beat Badin, from Hamilton, OH, 13-0 and Paul Dunbar from Lexington, KY, 2-0.
In the skills competition, the 5 participating Brebeuf players finished no lower than 3rd in each of the categories. The results were as follows:
Chip Challis – 3rd, speed skating
Andru Creighton – 2nd, fastest slap-shot (82 mph)
Ben Grande – 2nd, shooting accuracy
Mike Robbins – 3rd, penalty-shots against goalies from each of 12 teams
Harrison Wagner – 2nd, most saves by a goalie
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SUNDAY, October 19, 2008, 11:15PM 2nd Place Green Division/Brebeuf Jesuit
vs. 2nd Place White Division/Cathedral-Chatard High School (tournament)
After the 3 divisional games, Brebeuf finished with 10 points, earning 2nd place in their division and the chance to play for 3rd or 4th place in the tournament.
Brebeuf scored first, at 3:53 in the first period, an unassisted goal by Grande. As it turned out, this was Brebeuf’s only score in the game.
Cathedral scored their first goal at 3:53 in the 2nd period. They added a second goal at 4:11 in the 3rd. Their last and 3rd goal came with 15 seconds left in the game. Cathedral had a man in the penalty box and Brebeuf pulled their goalie and were set up for the power-play. Cathedral got control of the puck, one Cathedral player sprinti ng up one side of the rink with Robbins in pursuit. Another Cathedral player was coming up the right side with Creighton in proximity. Heading into Brebeuf’s defensive zone, just outside the blue line, Robbins lost his skates, allowing the Cathedral player clear passage into the zone. Creighton moved to catch the Cathedral player with the puck, but the second Cathedral player was now in the zone, caught the pass, and sent the puck into the net. After the face-off, Brebeuf couldn’t get control of te puck and time ran out, leaving Brebeuf with a 2 goal deficit and a 1-3 loss.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Ben Grande - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 29; 1 goal (even-strength)
Cathedral – 26; 3 goals (2 even-strength, 1 short-handed/empty net)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf – 5/10 minutes
Cathedral – 8/16 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 23
Game Save Percentage: 82%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky, Hammond
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SATURDAY, October 18, 2008, 6:45PM vs. Paul Dunbar High School, Nashville, TN
The Braves outlasted Dunbar, winning 2-0. Harrison Wagner earned his 2nd shut-out of the day and of the season.
The Braves scored in the first at 8:26, the goal at even-strength by Challis, with the assist by Creighton. In the second period, Brebeuf had plenty of action around the net, Ort finally finding the net with the set-up from Goldsticker and Marchesani.
Dunbar held Brebeuf scoreless in the 3rd period, but Wagner did the same to Dunbar, getting Brebeuf a tie for the period.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Chip Challis - 1
Jason Ort – 1
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton – 1
Andrew Marchesani – 2
Marc Goldsticker – 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 48; 2 goals (even-strength)
Dunbar – 13; 0 goals
PENALTIES: Brebeuf – 7/14 minutes
Dunbar – 9/18 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 13
Game Save Percentage: 100%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky, Hammond
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SATURDAY, October 18, 2008, 2:15PM vs. Baden High School, Nashville, TN
Brebeuf had an easy time against Badin, winning 13-0. Brebeuf put up 66 shots-on-goal to 6 shots by Badin. Wagner earned his first shut-out of the season.
Brebeuf scored 4 goals in the first period, 5 in the second, and 4 in the third. Brebeuf’s first goal came at 14:17 in the first by Grande, unassisted. Goals followed at 5:41 by Bosserman, 4:20 by Challis, and 1:58 by Goldsticker. Goals in the 2nd period were scored by Challis, Robbins, Grande, and 2 by Bosserman. Robbins scored 2 to start the 3rd, followed by goals from Henderson and Creighton.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Mike Robbins – 3
Stuart Bosserman - 3
Ben Grande – 2
Chip Challis - 2
Marc Goldsticker – 1
Oliver Henderson – 1
Andru Creighton - 1 0D
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton – 4
Mike Robbins – 3
Ben Grande – 3
Andrew Marchesani – 2
Chip Challis – 1
Stuart Bosserman – 1
Andrew Demaree – 1
Jason Ort- 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 66; 13 goals (9 even-strength, 4 power-play)
Baden – 6; 0 goals
PENALTIES: Brebeuf – 2/4 minutes
Baden – 11/30 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 6
Game Save Percentage: 100%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky, Hammond
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FRIDAY, October 17, 2008, 10:15PM vs. Pope John Paul II H.S., Nashville, TN
Brebeuf lost to Pope John Paul II High School (PJP), 5-6, with PJP scoring at 2:22 in the 3rd period to win the game.
Brebeuf established a 3-1 lead by the end of the 1st period. PJP scored first at 14:33, but Brebeuf quickly answered with a goal at 14:02 by Bosserman from an assist by Marchesani. Robbins scored an unassisted goal at 13:08. Goldsticker put one in with 14 seconds left in the period.
PJP scored first in the second period at 11:58. Brebeuf came back at 9:18 on a power-play gaol by Bosserman. PJP scored with 4 seconds left in the period to win the period.
Brebeuf could only muster one goal in the 3rd at 5:21, an unassisted goal by Robbins. PJP scored 3 goals in the 3rd to win the period and the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Stuart Bosserman – 2
Mike Robbins – 2
Marc Goldsticker – 1
ASSISTS:
Andrew Marchesani – 1
Chip Challis- 1
Ben Grande – 1
Mike Robbins – 1
Andru Creighton - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 31; 5 goals (4 even-strength, 1 power-play)
Pope John Paul II – 27; 6 goals (5 even-strength, 1 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf – 4/8 minutes
Pope John Paul II – 6/20 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner< div class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">Number of saves: 21
Game Save Percentage: 77.8%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky, Hammond
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SUNDAY, October 12, 2008, 10:15PM vs. South Stars Red (JV/non-league)
Brebeuf made the trip to Perry Park to snag their second win of the season, 4-2, against the Perry South Stars Red team. This was the second game scheduled as a JV game, with the seniors, again, playing limited shifts.
The teams played even until Challis put in an unassisted goal at 6:11 in the first period. The South Stars came back to score at 2:55 to end the scoring for that period.
Robbins started the scoring in the second period for Brebeuf with an unassisted goal at 13:43. Brebeuf had to wait until 0:15 in the second to get another score, this one a power-play goal by Sherlock, on an assist from Warshauer.
The South Stars fought back, scoring at 9:32 in the third. With less than a minute left in the game, the South Stars pulled their goalie. Brebeuf brought the puck up the ice, with Goldsticker feeding the puck to Ort for the empty net goal at 0:14 to end the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Chip Challis – 1
Mike Robbins – 1
Corben Sherlock – 1
Jason Ort - 1 (empty net)
ASSISTS:
Daniel Warshauer 0 1
Marc Goldsticker- 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 36; 4 goals (2 even-strength, 1 power-play; 1 empty net)
South Stars Red – 15; 2 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf – 8/16 minutes
South Stars Red – 14/36 minutes
GOALIE – Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 13
Game Save Percentage: 86.67%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky
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FRIDAY, October 10, 2008, 9:15PM vs. Lawrence (league)
The Brebeuf Braves started off league play right, winning their first league game against Lawrence, 5-3.
Lawrence struck first, scoring at 13:32 in the first period. Brebeuf evened the score at 6:46 with a power-play goal by Grande, from assists by Creighton and Robbins. Robbins set up the next Brebeuf score with an outlet pass to Grande, for a 3-on-4 short-handed goal at 1:34 to end the period.
Lawrence scored first in the second period at 11:07. Brebeuf answered at 8:28 with a power-play goal by Challis. Lawrence scored their 3rd and final goal to tie the game at 1:30 in the period.
Brebeuf didn’t pull ahead until 3:46 in the 3rd when Challis scored on a 5-on-3 power play. Creighton put the icing-on-the-cake with an empty net goal with 5.1 seconds left in the game.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Ben Grande – 2
Chip Challis - 2
Andru Creighton – 1 (empty net)
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton – 3
Mike Robbins – 3
Marc Goldsticker - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 29; 5 goals (3 power-play, 1 penalty-kill, 1 empty net)
Lawrence – 22; 3 goals (even-strength)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 6/12 minutes
Lawrence – 11/22 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 17
Game Save Percentage: 85%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky
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SUNDAY, October 5, 2008, 12:45PM vs. HSE C (JV/non-league)
This game was the first of several scheduled as “JV” tune-up games for the team. The 3 seniors who dressed (Grande, Goldsticker, Robbins) only played occasional shifts on defense.
The freshmen, sophomore, and junior Brebeuf players found even competition in the HSE C team. The game ended in a 7-7 tie.
Brebeuf opened the game with a goal at 14:097 by Hinkebein. HSE C answered with a goal at 11:27 in the first period. Brebeuf then went on a 5-goal scoring streak. The first of 5 was by Bosserman at 9:28. The second was a power-play goal by Marchesani. The next 3 were at even strength by Bosserman (5:45), French (4:29), and at 4:07 by Dyar. To end the 2nd period (0:51), HSE C scored a power-play goal. Marchesani scored the last Brebeuf goal to start the 3rd period (14:11). HSE scored 5 consecutive goals to finish the game, tying the game with their last goal at 1:22 in the 3rd period.
Brebeuf and HSE C traded penalties through the first and second periods . During the 3rd period, however, Brebeuf had 6 penalties for 20 minutes total time. HSE only had 2-2 minute penalties and capitalized on Brebeuf’s penalty minutes, with their last 3 goals coming on power-play opportunities.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Stuart Bosserman – 2
Andrew Marchesani – 2
Philip French – 1
Hunter Dyar – 1
Joey Hinkebein - 1
ASSISTS:
Stuart Bosserman - 2
Andrew Demaree – 2
Philip French – 1
Daniel Warshauer – 1
Jason Ort – 1
Chip Challis – 1
Mike Robbins – 1
Ben Grande - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 31; 7 goals (6 even-strength, 1 power-play)
HSE C – 22; 7 goals (3 even-strength, 4 power-play)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf – 10/36 minutes
HSE C – 7/14minutes
GOALIE – Jackson Hammond
Number of saves: 15
Game Save Percentage: 68.2%
DID NOT PLAY: Creighton, Henderson, Sherlock, and Trosky
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SATURDAY, October 4, 2008, 8:15PM vs. Cathedral-Chatard (non-league)
The Braves came up short, 3-5, against cross-town rival, Cathedral-Chatard, with Cathedral scoring an empty-net goal with 0:15 left in the game.
Cathedral scored first, at 13:15 in the first period. Brebeuf didn’t tie the score with their first goal until 7:32 in the second period on a Robbins to Creighton to Grande power-play combination. Brebeuf went ahead with Grande scoring at 2:26 and Robbins scoring a short-handed goal at 1:25.
Cathedral scored 4 unanswered goals in the 3rd to tie and then win the game, 2 of them on power-plays.
Cathedral was able to take advantage of 49 penalty minutes that Brebeuf accrued during the game. Brebeuf had 59 total penalty minutes, including 1 major, 1 misconduct, and 2 game-misconduct penalties,
Harrison Wagner had 43 saves, 21 in the 3rd period.
GAME SUMMARY:
GOALS:
Ben Grande – 2
Mike Robbins – 1
ASSISTS:
Andru Creighton – 2
Chip Challis – 1
Mike Robbins - 1
SHOTS ON GOAL:
Brebeuf – 24; 3 goals (1 even-strength, 1 power-play, 1 penalty-kill)
Cathedral – 48; 5 goals (2 even-strength, 3 power-play/1 empty net)
PENALTIES: Brebeuf - 16/59 minutes
Cathedral – 9/18 minutes
GOALIE – Harrison Wagner
Number of saves: 43
Game Save Percentage: 91.5%
DID NOT PLAY: Trosky
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