<div align="center">Game 134</div>
<div align="center">Kelowna Knights 4 vs 2 Montreal Militia</div>

<div align="center">Game Link</div>

<div align="center">Starting Lineups

LW- Nolan Angello C- Zach Zyvleski RW- Wesley Wells
D- Ilmari Maatta D- Viatcheslav Orlov


LW- Anatoly Yanovich C- Dieter Dominque RW- Geronimo Otto
D- Ty Justice D- Kornel Kasparak </div>

<div align="center">1st Period</div>

The first period was lots of back and forth with both teams posturing to make a strike. Both goalies had lots of opportunities for rest as Montreal had 5 shots on net and Kelowna only 3. Even with only 3 shots in the Fram Kelowna was able to capitalize on 1 late in the period on a Matthew Shea penalty. Justs Simais buried one in the net to make it 1-0 with just over a minute left.

Quote:Justice picks the puck up in his own end after a dump in by Orlov. He feeds an outlet pass to Starosta. Starsota skates over the Militia blue line and puts the puck across to Simais. Simais with the shot, GOAL! 1-0 Kelowna

<div align="center">2nd Period</div>

Beau Bent opened the period with a goal just 2 minutes into the 2nd. Starosta tallied his second point on a beautiful pass that Bent fired home. Just a few minutes later Ty Justice scored to make it 3-0. With the game looking like it was starting to get out of reach Viktor Nerokov scored to get within 2 of the Knights.

Quote:Forbrook with a shot on night. Starosta steps in front of it to block. The puck deflects right back to Viktor Nerokov. No hesitation with that shot, and it's in! 3-1 Kelowna

<div align="center">3rd Period</div>

The 3rd started with lots of minor penalties to get things going. With 5 in the first 10 minuts the most notable was Dominiques back to back minors which resulted with the Militias Johnny Watson potting one in on the PP to get within 1 of the Knights. As the period winded down the scramble was on with the Militia going all out to try and tie the game up. However it was all for naught as with the goalie pulled, the Knights Trevor Wilson put a dagger through the heart of Montreal as he scored an empty netter with 3 seconds left.

Quote:Wilson skates in and gingerly slides the puck into the empty cage. That should be it folks. The game will end 4-2 for Kelowna.

Final score: Kelowna 4, Montreal 2


<div align="center">3 Stars of the Game</div>

3rd Star - Jason Aittokallio - 21 Saves on 23 Shots, .913 SV% - The former 1st overall pick showed why he was picked then. Well by no means his best game of the season he was reliable and consistently bailed out his teams defensive mishaps. The Militia figured out how to put 2 past him, but that's all he was allowing on the night.

2nd Star - Ty Justice - 1G,1A,2P,2S,2H,0SB - Justice played a true 2 way game tonight and helped his team immensely on both ends of the ice. Between his scoring and his physical play, he was the type of player any team would be lucky to have. Ty looked magical on the ice tonight, knowing what plays to make and when.

1st Star - Trevor Wilson- 1G,1A,2P,4S,0H,0SB - Wilson was firing shots all night, while only 4 hit the net, each one looked like a legitimate threat to score. If not for Harris' quick reflexes this could of easily been a hat trick game for Wilson. Any time he stepped on the ice he just looked like he had the confidence that some players only dream of. A great game for him.