Comment one - shootout analysis
After 3 periods the game was tied at 4-4 and since either team didn't score in OT a shootout was required. Goalies Vivian Leblanc of the Knights and Aleksi O'Koivu were up to the task to pull out an extra point for their team. 

Round 1
Karlstraße Schol: Scholz moved slowly towards O'Koivu and tried to shoot it in the top left corner, but his shot was stopped.
Keegan Angelo: Angelo picked up a lot of speed, tried the fake and go five hole, but Leblanc had none of that.

Round 2
Vladislav Konstantin: Konstantin went really wide on the right side, cut towards the middle, but was poke checked by O'Koivu.
Willy Mack: Mack raced towards the goal, did two fakes and tips it in. Goal for Militia.

Round 3
Nickolas Klaus: Klaus skated towards the net quite slowly waiting for O'koivu to give up some space, but O'koivu had none of that and keeps his sheet clean.

Montreal Militia wins it in the shootout.

Comment two - Nickolas Klaus league leader in points
Nickolas Klaus is league leader in the SMJHL in points and assists. Though in this game against the Militia the Kelowna Knights forward scored 2 goals in a 4-5 shootout loss. Klaus had an opportunity to score an unofficial hattrick, but was denied by O'Koivu in the shootout. Klaus opened the score early in the first period only 4 minutes into the game. He was assisted by the Knights captain Sanyi Kocsis and wristed it in blocker side on Petr Vrana. His second goal came also close to the 4 minute mark at 4:27. Against assisted by Sanyi Kocsis and Karlstraße Scholz. The goal that send Petr Vrana to the bench to be replaced by Aleksi O'Koivu, a turning point in the game. I wonder if Klaus will top the list in points at the end of the season.