Usually in a back and forth game like this one, it's tough to point to something and say that's where things went right or wrong. Not with this one. By the end of the 2nd period, Newfoundland had taken a 5-3 lead on St. Louis, who appeared to be on the ropes after hanging in there early. Jason Vorhees was having a disastrous time in the net, allowing five goals on just 19 shots. St. Louis was left with little choice but to send an unrested Elizabeth Doyle in to try to salvage the game. A bold move from the Scarecrows' coach in a game that already seemed to be a likely loss. But if Doyle needed any additional rest she certainly didn't show it. Despite facing a barrage of shots from the Berserker's Doyle allowed none to get by, and St. Louis rallied with 3 consecutive goals on just 11 shots of their own, stealing this one from Newfoundland on a James Ronlain goal 12 minutes into the 3rd period.