Slice and Dice was going to the title of this post but that changed quickly after I found the title swimming in my head.
6-2 win baby. The Waterloo Black Hawks are going to the Clark Cup finals. This game was freaking amazing that's the only way to explain it.
Game starts and its off to the races for the Hawks. 13:16 left on the clock and the Stars Mike McKnee gets a penalty for cross checking. Power play. Power play ends and the Hawks score. Alex Barron puts the Hawks on the the board with help from A.J. Michaelson and Max Edson. Not even ten seconds later the Hawks go shorthanded when Edson goes the box for two minutes after high-sticking a Stars player. Stars were unable to capitalize on their power play. Play continued and Lincoln was given two more penalties(2 minute roughing and 2 minute hooking) and the Hawks failed to score with both opportunities. With only about a minute and a half left the Hawks have possession in front of the Stars net and Jamie Hill hits the puck so that it went through the goalie's legs and just trickled past the line into the net. A slow-motion replay of this goal would be perfect for a highlight reel to be honest. No scoring for either side in the rest of the first period. So, the Hawks head to the locker room with the lead again.
Second period starts and the Hawks take the puck. 35 seconds in and SCORE. Jamie Hill again with help from Aaron Pearce and Mitch Witek. A slashing penalty sends the Stars Friebergs to the box for two minutes. No score this power play. About three minutes later the whistle blows after a Stars player knocked the puck behind Williams with either his hand or a high stick, and there is a mass confusion in front of the Waterloo net a swarm of players in both uniforms and the refs trying to break them up. Hooked together with a ref attached to each player is Waterloo's captain Aaron Pearce and Lincoln's Dominik Shine. The refs managed to break them apart and send them both to the penalty box for roughing. The Stars players that were left on the ice each looked to have a Hawk in their grasp. Mike McKnee was also put in the box for roughing at the same time as Shine and #10 Will Suter was sent off ice after receiving a 10 minute misconduct for Abuse of an Official which probably means he punched a ref or linesmen. Needless to say the goal didn't count. The penalties fade off the clock and no scoring for either side. Paul LaDue 2 minute holding penalty at 11:24. This power play seemed to be okay when... Ian McCoshen scores with Jamie Hill and Max Edson getting credit for the assists.Twenty seconds later Scott MacDonald for Waterloo and Zach Frye receive offsetting delay of game penalties. James Hanson took a visit to the sin bin at 15:57 in the second and the Hawks finish the second up four.
Third period starts and play starts to heat up for the Stars because as you can imagine they can feel the clock ticking on the chance to make it to the finals and they finally make it past Stephon Williams at 2:33 and 11:51 Kevin Roy scoring both goals. Taylor Camarata tallies the fifth goal with help from Jamie Hill. After the goal was scored Jimmy McGoarty was penalized for abuse of an officials and given a two minutes in the bin. Josh Nenedal scored the last goal of the game with that power play opportunity. Play continued and with only about a minute of play left Waterloo's Vladislav Lysenko was given a roughing penalty, and even after the refs had broken him and the other guy Brad Hawkinson apart Vladislav still continued after the guy so much so that one of the refs just escorted him of the ice instead of sending him to the penalty box. Lincoln's Matt Friese was sent off for a charging penalty and Dominik Shine received two penalties 2 minute roughing and a 10 minute unsportsmanlike conduct to end the game. After the teams shook hands the goalies did the celebratory chest bump and the Hawks gathered around the emblem in the center of the rink. The crowd was going wild the whole entire time. And to end the night the announcement of the three stars of the game and that the Hawks will play Green Bay in the finals.
Three Stars of the Game
1. Jamie Hill
2. Stephon Williams
3. Max Edson
And as an added bonus to this wonderful win, it was also the Hawks 15th straight home game win!!!! wooh-whooo!!!!
6-2 win baby. The Waterloo Black Hawks are going to the Clark Cup finals. This game was freaking amazing that's the only way to explain it.
Game starts and its off to the races for the Hawks. 13:16 left on the clock and the Stars Mike McKnee gets a penalty for cross checking. Power play. Power play ends and the Hawks score. Alex Barron puts the Hawks on the the board with help from A.J. Michaelson and Max Edson. Not even ten seconds later the Hawks go shorthanded when Edson goes the box for two minutes after high-sticking a Stars player. Stars were unable to capitalize on their power play. Play continued and Lincoln was given two more penalties(2 minute roughing and 2 minute hooking) and the Hawks failed to score with both opportunities. With only about a minute and a half left the Hawks have possession in front of the Stars net and Jamie Hill hits the puck so that it went through the goalie's legs and just trickled past the line into the net. A slow-motion replay of this goal would be perfect for a highlight reel to be honest. No scoring for either side in the rest of the first period. So, the Hawks head to the locker room with the lead again.
Second period starts and the Hawks take the puck. 35 seconds in and SCORE. Jamie Hill again with help from Aaron Pearce and Mitch Witek. A slashing penalty sends the Stars Friebergs to the box for two minutes. No score this power play. About three minutes later the whistle blows after a Stars player knocked the puck behind Williams with either his hand or a high stick, and there is a mass confusion in front of the Waterloo net a swarm of players in both uniforms and the refs trying to break them up. Hooked together with a ref attached to each player is Waterloo's captain Aaron Pearce and Lincoln's Dominik Shine. The refs managed to break them apart and send them both to the penalty box for roughing. The Stars players that were left on the ice each looked to have a Hawk in their grasp. Mike McKnee was also put in the box for roughing at the same time as Shine and #10 Will Suter was sent off ice after receiving a 10 minute misconduct for Abuse of an Official which probably means he punched a ref or linesmen. Needless to say the goal didn't count. The penalties fade off the clock and no scoring for either side. Paul LaDue 2 minute holding penalty at 11:24. This power play seemed to be okay when... Ian McCoshen scores with Jamie Hill and Max Edson getting credit for the assists.Twenty seconds later Scott MacDonald for Waterloo and Zach Frye receive offsetting delay of game penalties. James Hanson took a visit to the sin bin at 15:57 in the second and the Hawks finish the second up four.
Third period starts and play starts to heat up for the Stars because as you can imagine they can feel the clock ticking on the chance to make it to the finals and they finally make it past Stephon Williams at 2:33 and 11:51 Kevin Roy scoring both goals. Taylor Camarata tallies the fifth goal with help from Jamie Hill. After the goal was scored Jimmy McGoarty was penalized for abuse of an officials and given a two minutes in the bin. Josh Nenedal scored the last goal of the game with that power play opportunity. Play continued and with only about a minute of play left Waterloo's Vladislav Lysenko was given a roughing penalty, and even after the refs had broken him and the other guy Brad Hawkinson apart Vladislav still continued after the guy so much so that one of the refs just escorted him of the ice instead of sending him to the penalty box. Lincoln's Matt Friese was sent off for a charging penalty and Dominik Shine received two penalties 2 minute roughing and a 10 minute unsportsmanlike conduct to end the game. After the teams shook hands the goalies did the celebratory chest bump and the Hawks gathered around the emblem in the center of the rink. The crowd was going wild the whole entire time. And to end the night the announcement of the three stars of the game and that the Hawks will play Green Bay in the finals.
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