2009-10 National Men's Under-18 Team

Red 4 - White 2
 
QUICK START SPARKS RED TO SECOND U18 WIN

CALGARY, Alta. – Call it a tale of two games.

Team White dominated two periods of Monday night’s intersquad game at the National Men’s Summer Under-18 Team selection camp, outshooting Team Red 27-10 and outscoring it 2-1.

Unfortunately for White, its offensive push came after Red had scored three times in the opening 20 minutes, and rode that hot start to a 4-2 win, its second in as many nights in intersquad action.

Brooks Macek (Winnipeg, Man./Tri-City, WHL) and Ryan O’Connor (Hamilton, Ont./Barrie, OHL) scored goals 18 seconds apart midway through the first period after Christian Thomas (Toronto, Ont./Oshawa, OHL) had opened the scoring 4:27 in as Red looked to be on its way to a comfortable win, up three after one frame.

But Gregg Sutch (Newmarket, Ont./Mississauga (OHL) scored early in the second period and Quinton Howden (Oakbank, Man./Moose Jaw, WHL) scored late, and only a missed penalty shot by Sutch prevented the game from being tied after 40 minutes.

With the momentum clearly swinging in its favour, White came out flying in period three, hitting a pair of posts behind Red netminder Louis Domingue (Mont St-Hilaire, Que./Moncton, QMJHL), who turned aside all 12 shots he faced in the final period and 19 of the 20 directed his way overall.

Despite managing only four shots in the final 20 minutes it was Red who had the period’s only goal as Tyler Seguin (Brampton, Ont./Plymouth, OHL) added an insurance marker with 5:17 to go to provide the final margin of victory.

The 40 players in camp have only one chance left to impress the coaching staff before the final 22-player roster is announced on Tuesday afternoon. The puck drops for the third and final intersquad game at noon on Tuesday at Father David Bauer Olympic Arena.

Game Information/Reseignements sur le match
Event/Événement NMU18T Summer Sel. Camp Location/Emplacement Calgary, AB
Date Mon. Aug. 3, 2009 Arena/Aréna Father David Bauer Arena
Time/Heure 7:00 pm MT Attendance/Assistance -,---
Round/Ronde Intersquad Game #/No. match 02
Box Score/Compte
1
2
3
Final
RED
3
0
1
4
WHT
0
2
0
2

 

Goals/Penalties
First Period/Première période
Goals/Buts:
04:27 RED Christian Thomas (John McFarland, Brandon Gormley)
10:10 RED Brooks Macek (Steven Shipley)
10:28 RED Ryan O’Connor (Brendan Ranford)

Penalties/Punitions:
03:00 RED Ryan O’Connor (Interference/Obstruction)
12:38 WHT Alexander Petrovic (Cross-checking/Double-échec)
14:55 RED Mark Pysyk (Boarding/Donner de la bande)
17:48 RED Brock Beukeboom (Slashing/Coup de bâton)
18:27 WHT Jeffrey Skinner (Tripping/Faire trébucher)
Second Period/Deuxième période
Goals/Buts:
03:29 WHT Gregg Sutch (Nathan Chiarlitti, Samuel Carrier)
19:33 WHT Quinton Howden (Sean Couturier, Morgan Ellis)
Missed Penalty Shot: 13:11 WHT Gregg Sutch

Penalties/Buts:
11:22 RED John McFarland (Roughing/Rudesse)
11:22 WHT Alexander Petrovic (Roughing/Rudesse)
Third Period/Troisième période
Goals/Buts:
14:43 RED Tyler Seguin

Penalties/Punitions:
11:01 RED Steven Shipley (Slashing/Coup de bâton)
11:01 WHT Ryan Harrison (Slashing/Coup de bâton)

 

Goaltenders RED Calvin Pickard Louis Domingue (in 2nd/11:02)
Gardiens de but WHT Kent Simpson Tyler Bunz (in 2nd/11:02)
Shots on Goal Team 1 p 2 p 3 p Ttl
Shots on Goal RED 11 6 4 21
Tirs au but WHT 8 15 12 35
 
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