Wednesday 5/25 - The day of the upset
Conard 13 @ Hall 14
-The first upset, see below:
Goals: H --- Eli Fisher (4), Dan Davis (4), Jared Krikorian (2), Dan Carr, Connor Doherty, Ian Dugger, Eddie Blaschinski; C --- Kyle Weber (4), Danny Kycia (3), Bobby Hinds (3), Archie Sullivan (2), Doug Hein.
(2) #10 Joel Barlow 8 vs (3) New Fairfield 10
-Definition of an upset, especially since Barlow beat them 17-7 a week ago; see below:
New Fairfield 1 4 3 2 -- 10
Barlow 3 1 2 2 -- 8
Scoring: NF--Justin Menke 1g 1a; Dylan White 3g 1a; Greg Castro 1g; Ryan Mallon 1g 2a; Liam Moriarty 2g 1a; John Pendergast 1g 1a; Robbie Fiamengo 1g. B--Nolan Stauffer 3g 2a; Brian Sternberg 1g; Liam Rooney 2g 3a; Robbie Palazzo 1g 1a; Mike Mattson 1g.
Goalies: NF--Joe Gephart (3 saves), Joseph Carlucci (5 saves). B--Zach Upton (2 saves), Cooper Brown (1 save).
(1) Netown 11 vs (4) Weston 9
-Great close game but no upset here; see below:
Weston 2 3 3 1 -- 9
Newtown 3 2 4 2 -- 11
Scoring: W--Lyle Mitchell 2g 2a; Matt Brooks 1g; Daniel Rogers 2a; Jack Scheufele 1g; Grey Mack 1g; Richie Miller 3g; Peter Robbins 1g. N--Justin Brophy 4g; Dan Hebert 2g 3a; Colby Summerlin 3g; Will Northrop 1g 1a; Lewis Thompson 1g 1a; Dan Sclafani 1a.
Goalies: W--Alex Peyreigne (14 saves), Grant Limone (0 saves). N--Brandon Body (7 saves).
(2) Cheshire 9 vs (3) Guilford 4
-based on what happened less than a week ago (Guilford 16 @ Cheshire 3), you could say this was an upset too; see below:
Guilford 1 1 1 1 — 4
Cheshire 3 0 2 4 — 9
Goals: G — John Listano 2, Christian Cattaruzza, Andrew DePatie; C — Tom DuPont 3, Jon Bronke 3, Kevin Adams 2, Jack Cunningham.
Assists: G — Jordan Drake, Billy Ring, Troy Raccuia; C — DuPont 3, Adams 2, Cunningham, Spencer Hackett, Bronke.
Saves: G — Jordan Drake 10; C — Will Devine 12.
Shots: G — 21; C — 21.
(1) Fairfield Prep 10 vs (4) Daniel Hand 9 OT
-Sudden death overtime...almost an upset; see below:
Hand 1 2 3 3 0 — 9
Fairfield Prep 2 3 2 2 1 — 10
Goals: FP — Kevin Brown 3, Matt Brophy 2, David White 2, Connor Kelly, Tim Edmonds, Harry Cotter; H — Paul Alberti 3, Alec Pacelli 2, Riley Kirsch 2. Ryan Natusch, Casey Dowd.
Assists: FP — Connor Byrne, Brophy, Joe McBride, Harry Cotter, Edmonds; H — Alberti 2, Hunter Mayhew.
Saves: FP — Mike Seelye 12; H — Connor Carroll 5.
Shots: FP — 20; H — 21
Thursday 5/26
(2) Simsbury 12 @ (1) #9 Glastonbury 10
-Congratulations to the Simsbury Trojans for a well-deserved CCC West Championship. I personally caught the second half of this one (from 6-6 in the 3rd) and Simsbury just looked better on all fronts in the second half. They were playing lights out defense, very physical that cost them penalties sometimes but they did score while a man down and they made Glastonbury really work for their goals. On offense, Simsbury was running the plays they wanted to, Glastonbury's defense would come up with a strip every couple possessions, but Simsbury was scoring on the other ones so they didn't mind. As the fourth period went on, even with the score tied or only being down one Glastonbruy just played scared, didn't run their plays well and got some unnecessary unsportsmanlike penalties to cap off a disappointing game. My MVP for the game, although #12 Timothy Bulmer was in almost every play on offense, would have to be Simsbury's goalie, pardon me for not knowing his name, would made not only a lot of saves, but a lot of really tough saves and did an exceptional job clearing the ball for the Trojans.
(2) Windsor 6 @ (1) South Windsor 5 OT
-This one took overtime but once again, the two seed and regular season loser gets revenge and the championship trophy.
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