<u><b><div align="center">SMJHL Daily - Game Reviews</div></b></u>
<center>by Kobe Jones</center>

<center>Unsung Hero
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My Unsung hero of the game is Vesa Perhonen of the Montreal Militia. He played over 18 minutes and registered 3 shots and 2 hits. He was imposing in the faceoff circle wining 11 out of 17 for an impressive 65%. He was a complete center out there and made sure his team started with puck possession most of the time. For his strong play, he gets the unsung hero of the night.

<center>TSN turning point
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The turning point of this game is the faceoff won by Colorado Mammoths’ Krike Dingo in the Montreal zone which lead to Maxwell Andrews goal tying the game. Krike only won two faceoffs the whole game and this was the most important one. It allowed Mammoths’ fourth to forecheck and put pressure on Militia’s third line which bore fruit by tying the game which went to overtime, Mammoths winning the game eventually.

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1 - Landon Boeing (COL)
The busiest of the netminder making 27 for his 11th win of the season. Calm and composed performance for the sophomore tonight. Kept his team in the game forcing overtime. He bested the veteran Thaddeus Prince and deserved the first star.
2 - Ted McDonald (MTL)
The veteran defender scored the first goal of the game in the first period. He hustled to get the free puck in the offensive zone and fired a canon from the point for his first of the season. Played a solid 19 minutes registering 1 shot blocks and two hits got him the 2nd star of the game.

3 - Teddy Kesler (COL)
Kesler gets the 3rd star of the game for scoring the game winning 20 seconds into overtime and for an inspiring all round performance. The center played both in the powerplay and penalty kill unit for a total of 20 minutes in ice-time and won 19 faceoffs out of 31, an impressive 61% efficiency.