Comment One

Three Stars of the Game

1st Star - Gareth Rush - Center - St. Louis Scarecrows - 1 G (GWG), +1, 2 SOG, 10:10 MP, 87.5 FOW%

A surprise candidate for 1st star. 4th Line center, controversy-filled Gareth Rush was a fairly good presence for the Scarecrows. He brought energy, won face-offs, and even scored the game winning goal for the Scarecrows.

2nd Star - Daniel Daniil - Right Wing - Montreal Militia - 1 G, +1, 4 SOG, 1 Hit, 17:39 MP (1:20 PP MP; 1:06 PK MP)

Daniil had a game for the Militia on their first line. He was both an offensive and physical presence for the Militia, scoring the opening goal for the Militia to help get them on the board.

3rd Star - Bernard Freeman - Right Wing - St. Louis Scarecrows  - 2 A, -1, 3 SOG, 2 Hits, 18:04 MP (3:00 PP MP)

Much like Daniil, Freeman also had a great game for the Scarecrows. Assisting on both of the Scarecrows' opening goals, Freeman was a great powerplay presence for the Scarecrows and was also a physical force for the team.

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Comment Two

Unsung Hero - Cody Johansen - Center - Montreal Militia

Johansen was a penalty killing phenom out on the ice for the Militia. Despite not being an offensive force for the team, Johansen played 3:33 on the penalty kill out of the 13:36 minutes he played this evening. Additionally, Johansen attempted to contribute offensively by firing two shots on the net. Regardless, it was a rough go for the Militia's penalty kill this evening, despite Johasen's unrecognized efforts. Any production from your 4th Line center is welcomed, but a 4th line center who can kill penalties is a great addition to any team, but is most valuable for a team like the Montreal Militia.

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Comment Three

Standing Tall