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CHL Game Night: 2/7

Submitted by chad on February 8, 2007 - 09:07

Dane Crowley and Everett shutout their rival, Try-City, 5-0 in another fight filled third period between the two. Crowley was scoreless and plus-1 and got into the fisticuffs with 9 penalty minutes. Crowley fought 6-0, 194-pound center Joel Broda. He had a roughing penalty tacked onto his fighting major and a boarding penalty earlier in the game.

Meanwhile, Prince George and Vladimir Mihalik dropped their second in a row, 3-2 in Vancouver. Mihalik was minus-2 with a minor penalty. The Cougars managed just 16 shots on goal.

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Salisbury School Game Night: 2/7

Submitted by Nigel on February 8, 2007 - 08:50

Kevin Quick was scoreless but played a key defensive role in the game, finishing a +1 in Salisbury School's 1-0 win over Taft School. The defensemen also picked up 2 PIM.

The win marked the 8th in a row for the Knights (14-3-2, 6-3-1) who sit in second in the Founders League one point behind first place Avon Old Farms. The Knights host Loomis Chaffee School (4-13-0, 1-8-0) from Windsor, CT. on Saturday.

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ECHL Game Night 2/7: Chiefs at Cyclones

Submitted by pete on February 7, 2007 - 21:17

Now THAT'S an impressive win.

JHN-4
CIN-1

Morgan Cey stopped 23 of 24 shots faced in the win. Someone break up Johnstown's checking line. Eric Przepiorka led the Chiefs attack tonight with 1 goal and 1 assist while Ryan Gibbons had a pair of assists. Brandon Elliot stayed hot scoring his 10th goal of the season while Randy Rowe and Maxime Boisclair had the other Chiefs goals. Andrew Martens and John Adams had individual helpers.

A convincing win on the road against the first place team in the North Division is a strong strong signal the Chiefs have righted their ship and are ready to make a run toward the playoffs. Johnstown improves to 1 game under .500 and are 5 points back of 4th place Toledo. The Chiefs have won three straight games.

First Period
JHN Boisclair, (12) (Martens), 2:54 (PP)
JHN Przepiorka, (6) (Gibbons, Adams), 3:10
CIN Stewart, (6) (Starling, Aubin), 7:07

Second Period
JHN Elliott, (10) (Przepiorka, Gibbons), 7:56

Third Period
JHN Rowe, (13) , 14:03

Game sheet from ECHL.com.

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AHL Game Night 2/7: Falcons at Devils

Submitted by pete on February 7, 2007 - 21:02

Almost.

SPR-1
LOW-2

Karri Ramo stopped 28 of 30 shots faced in the loss. The Falcons' lone goal was scored by Adam Henrich off assists from Andy Rogers and Kyle Wanvig. The point is Wanvig's first as a Falcon.

First Period
LOW Pelley, (9) (Harant, Mottau), 8:49
SPR Henrich, (2) (Rogers, Wanvig), 13:25

Second Period
NO SCORING

Third Period
LOW Marshall, (5) (Ryznar, Pihlman), 6:33

Game sheet from TheAHL.com.

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CHL Game Night: 2/6

Submitted by chad on February 7, 2007 - 08:30

Prince George saw their four game winning streak come to an end as they lost in Kamloops 2-1. Vladimir Mihalik was scoreless and even in the game.

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Bolt Prospects Prospect of the Week: 1/29-2/4

Submitted by pete on February 6, 2007 - 21:36

As big as a house, and I'm not referring to Alexander Kharitonov's, well, you know...

NHL Game Night 2/6: Kings at Lightning

Submitted by pete on February 6, 2007 - 21:16

And now it's 5 points.

LA-2
TB-3 (SO)

Johan Holmqvist stopped 29 of 31 shots before stopping 1 of 2 shooters in the shootout for the win. King Holmer's perfection on a shot by shot basis goes by the board, but he still has yet to be bested by another goaltender in the penalty shot session. The Lightning's goals came from Vincent Lecavalier and Blair Jones, with Jones' goal being the first of his young NHL career. Ryan Craig, Brad Richards, Andre Roy and Tim Taylor had individual assists. The Lightning were a perfect 3-for-3 in the shootout with goals from the big three: Lecavalier, Richards and St. Louis.

Jones was +1 in 7:03 tonight with 1 shot, 1 hit and 2 takeaways. He was 1 for 2 on draws as well.

With the Lightning's win and Atlanta's shootout loss tonight the Lightning have moved to within 5 points of the division lead with a game in hand. The Lightning also have moved within 2 points of 4th place Montreal which lost to Carolina tonight.

First Period
Tampa Bay 2:23, Vincent Lecavalier 34 (power play) (Ryan Craig, Brad Richards)
Tampa Bay 4:18, Blair Jones 1 (Andre Roy, Tim Taylor)

Second Period
NO SCORING

Third Period
Los Angeles 1:13, Mike Weaver 1 (Derek Armstrong, Dustin Brown)
Los Angeles 7:41, Mike Weaver 2 (Brian Willsie, Anze Kopitar)

Overtime
NO SCORING

Shootout
Los Angeles- Kopitar
Tampa Bay- Lecavalier, Richards, St. Louis

Game sheet from NHL.com.

Coleman recalled to Springfield; Boutin has minor injury

Submitted by timothy on February 5, 2007 - 16:56

Johnstown, PA (February 5, 2007) – The Johnstown Chiefs on Monday announced that goaltender Gerald Coleman has been recalled to the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League.

Bolt Prospects has learned from sources within the Lightning organization that the reason for the recall is that Jonathan Boutin is not 100% healthy and may not be able to dress for the Falcon's next game.

CHL Game Night: 2/4

Submitted by chad on February 5, 2007 - 09:08

Marek Bartanus was scoreless as Owen Sound lost their fifth in a row, 2-1 in Ottawa. Bartanus was on the ice for both Ottawa goals, finishing minus-2.

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AHL Game Day 2/4: Falcons at Senators

Submitted by pete on February 4, 2007 - 21:45

It's a shame the Falcons couldn't quite get that second point to salvage more out of this weekend.

SPR-2
BNG-3 (SO)

Karri Ramo stopped 43 of 45 shots faced in the loss. Sylvain Dufresne had two assists in the game with Springfield's goals coming from Marek Kvapil and Eric Healey. Adam Henrich and Norm Milley added individual assists. Justin Keller failed to capitalize on a 2nd period penalty shot opportunity and former Falcon Ryan Vesce scored twice in the shootout for Binghampton who emerged triumphant 2-1 in the penalty shots in six frames. Ramo and Healey were named first and third stars respectively.

First Period
BNG David, (2) (Pecker), 6:49

Second Period
NO SCORING

Third Period
BNG Rawlyk, (1) (Cook, Vesce), 4:50 (PP)
SPR Kvapil, (10) (Henrich, Dufresne), 7:00 (PP)
SPR Healey, (22) (Dufresne, Milley), 14:26

Overtime
NO SCORING

Shootout
SPR- Wanvig
BNG- Vesce (2)

Game sheet from TheAHL.com.

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