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Division 3 Scoreboard - Week 10

January 17th, 2025 VetiVa special voucher for all SCIHL players Check out the special offer (email attachment) for your pets needs from VetiVa Center for Animal Wellness. -10% off for health check and vaccination for your pets. (This offer is valid until end of February 2025.) AsiaXpat started fast and never let up AsiaXpat entered this game 1 point up on JOG Sportswear with 6 games remaining in the regular season. JOG recently gained points in the playoff race by beating VetiVa last week and climbing right back into the thick of things, so 2 more important points were in play. However, it was not going to be a good day for JOG. On the first rush, Theo Wong moved past the JOG defense to shoot from the right faceoff dot which beat Carson Leung (JOG LPP) clean on the blocker side to open the scoring. On the next faceoff, Xpat’s big guns swarmed the net and almost scored from the scrum with the puck just sitting on the goal line. Shortly after, Justin Wong doubled up from a Theo Wong pass as he fired it short side. 2-0. Halfway thru the first, David Finifter bangs in a rebound after a Jerry Tian shot from the slot. 3-0 after the 1st period. The pressure continued in the 2nd, as everyone was looking to the right, Finifter cut behind the D from the right side for a breakaway that Leung stopped, but Jason Wong was there to poke the loose puck in to make it 4-0. 4 minutes later, an errant centering pass in front from behind Xpat’s net leads to a 1 on 2 break as Theo beats the defense and cut across the front of net to score on the open side. 5-0. This is followed by Finifter taking a pass from the middle of blueline, walking in 3 steps, and then wired it top corner glove for his 2nd of the night. 6-0, and they weren’t finished. On the next shift, Justin Wong took it to the left corner and tried centering to Theo Wong in the slot, but as he was tied up, the puck found its way to the other side where Felix Lee was there to one-time the puck past Leung for his first of the season. Theo completed his hat trick with 4 seconds remaining in the 2nd to close out the second period 8-0. In the 3rd, Xpat sat back a bit and on the powerplay, JOG was able to break Martin Jim’s shutout bid with a powerplay goal as Alex Ng put in a rebound after his dad, ET Ng, took the initial shot to complete the scoring. Martin Jim (AsiaXpat) faced 12 shots on a light workday, while Carson Leung (JOG Sportswear LPP) faced 31 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Justin Wong (AsiaXpat) 2. Theo Wong (AsiaXpat) 3. David Finifter (AsiaXpat) Young Guns come from behind to stun VetiVa in overtime VetiVa looked to be in tough against top-ranked Young Guns this week. VetiVa needs every point they can get to stay in the playoff race while Young Guns have a nice cushion at the top. It took almost half a period before anyone could convert. This was not to say there weren’t any chances, though. Young Guns had numerous chances but were either stopped by Nicholas Sellars or Sellars' best friend his post! It was Ray Tang to open the scoring for VetiVa after a nice three-way play from Art Tam to Jason Yip, and down to Ray Tang on goal line who then slid out and put it thru the 5 hole. Just a couple minutes later, Danny Chiu tied it when he banged home the rebound off an Eric Pang shot to the net. Late in the period, Art Tam pounced on a Paul Chai rebound and fired it past a screened Cameron Chiu. 2-1 for VetiVa after 1 period. Not long into the 2nd period, it was Chiu again, right place at the right time as he found the loose puck behind Sellars and helped it past the line to tie the game once again. VetiVa was throwing everything at the net and it worked! First Robert Chiu continued his scoring streak when he poked in another rebound, followed by Josh Steinhaus tipping in a pass from Jimmy Lee to make it 4-2. But before the end of the period, it was Chiu once again, this time a hard snapshot in the low circle thru the 5-hole to complete his hat-trick. 4-3 after 2 periods. It was looking like VetiVa might be able to hold out but with just under 5 minutes to go, a failed clearance turned into a powerplay for Young Guns. Luca Loi-Faita making no mistake with a wrister from the point past a number of bodies and the screened Sellars to tie the game 4-4. With 1:26 left in the period, after another failed breakout from VetiVa, Yaann Yuen roofed the puck short side top corner to give Young Guns their first lead in the game 5-4. On the ensuing faceoff, VetiVa pulled their goalie, and just 20 seconds later, Art Tam poked in the tying goal after Jason Yip was able to pound the puck thru Cameron’s pads to tie the game at 5. In overtime, Young Guns pressure thru the most of overtime ultimately forced a penalty and on the ensuing powerplay, Luca Loi-Faita was able to score top corner glove side with only 7 seconds remaining in overtime to complete the comeback. Nicholas Sellars (VetiVa) faced 22 shots against, while Cameron Chiu (Young Guns) received 19 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Luca Loi-Faita (Young Guns) 2. Danny Chiu (Young Guns) 3. Arthur Tam (VetiVa) RBC gets past Unicorns with some timely saves and a solid team defense RBC has been one of the top-scoring teams so far this season, while the Unicorns have been one of the better team defenses. Which storyline were we going to see tonight? It only took 18 seconds for RBC to capitalize on their first powerplay as Scott Strickland made a great pass up the middle to a streaking Warren Ang who walked in on goal and deked past Arthur Chan for the first goal. Midway in the period, Andrew Rueger responded for Unicorns to tie the game, after receiving a breakout pass for a breakaway from the far blueline and blistering a shot past Nick Sellars' (RBC LPP) glove into the top corner to tie the game. This was short-lived though as on the ensuing faceoff, Arthur Tam skated the puck into the zone, behind the net, and then fed a wide-open Ang in front of the net to one time it far side past Chan for his 2nd of the night and restoring RBC’s 1 goal lead to close out the first period. In the 2nd, Unicorns got into penalty trouble midway in the period as RBC ended up with a 5 on 3. Scott Strickland scored on the powerplay to make it 3-1. Unicorns fought off the remaining 2 man advantage, but Ang completed his hattrick with just 4 seconds remaining in the period as he put in another scramble in front of Chan. 4-1 RBC after 2 periods. The third period continued with RBC outshooting Unicorns 12-4, with Leon Mo and Bruce Hicks scoring for RBC, and the only reply from Unicorns being Rick Chu on the powerplay as he skated wide past RBC’s D on the right and did a power move into the middle to chip it by Sellars on the far post. Although the shots against RBC were low, Sellars had some amazing savings stopping one-timers from Andrew Rueger and Tracy Wong to help RBC maintain their lead midway in the 2nd, otherwise the game might have looked very different. Nicholas Sellars (RBC LPP) faced 12 shots, while Arthur Chan (Unicorns) faced 28 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Warren Ang (RBC Lions) 2. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) 3. Leon Mo (RBC Lions) Remember to find us on: 1. Facebook - SCIHL League (submit a friend’s request) 2. 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Division 3 Scoreboard - Week 9

January 10th, 2025 VetiVa special voucher for all SCIHL players Check out the special offer (email attachment) for your pets needs from VetiVa Center for Animal Wellness. -10% off for health check and vaccination for your pets. (This offer is valid until end of February 2025.) Young Guns overcome RBC during the shootout in the battle for top spot This was expected to be a tight game, and we didn’t get disappointed. Young Guns pressed hard to start the game and their first goal on a 2-1 courtesy of a nice pass from Jason Yip (LPP) as Calix Ma fired a shot from the top of the dot and caught Phillips sleeping as the puck found the top corner. Shortly after, Andre Chan fed a pass right in the slot, and Calix gently re-directly the puck under Phillips who seemed to be sleeping so far in the game and still recovering from the effects of the long holiday break and a cold. RBC finally replied with another Scott Strickland goal, followed by Bonnie Lui early in the second to draw even. And shortly after, Matt Ng, scoring his first of the year, as he came down on the right side on a 2-1. The D had the forward tied up but Matt picked the top corner with a snipers goal as he caught Cameron Chiu cheating as he went down in the hybrid - making it 3-2 for RBC 1/2 way in the 3rd period. RBC thought they had the insurance goal when Bruce Hicks had a beauty kick goal but that was quickly waved off by the refs. Going down the wire, Young Guns laid it on as RBC was put on the ropes. Phillips stopped a barrage of shots and with 20 seconds left, RBC should have called a timeout to regroup and put the right people on the ice, but instead, we went with the flow. Another scramble occurred in front of the net. A fanned clearing attempt put the puck on Andre Chan's stick and he fired one at the net, which deflected off Fabrizio Faita and right to Calix standing all alone by the side as he calmly fired a shot over Phillips who had no chance tying the game with 12 seconds remaining and completing his hattrick. In overtime - although there were crazy chances for both teams, nothing was resolved, and in the shootout, Yaann Yuen scored the only goal after avoiding the Phillips poke check, while Cameron Chiu stopped all 3 RBC shooters (Strickland, Chan, and Mo) to give Young Guns a come from behind win to start 2025 while RBC will be looking at the game that got away. Grant Phillips (RBC Lions) faced 33 shots against, while Cameron Chiu (Young Guns) faced 23 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Calix Ma (Young Guns) 2. Cameron Chiu (Young Guns) 3. Grant Phillips (RBC) JOG holds off VetiVa to climb back in the playoff race This was a key 4-point game for JOG as both teams were close in the race for the final 2 playoff spots. Midway in the first, Ray Tang (VetiVa) had a beautiful chance on the breakaway to open the scoring only to be stopped by Martin Jim (JOG LPP) as he closed the 5 hole to take it away. A few minutes later during a VetiVa powerplay, Stephen Levac, went end to end as he cut in the center and fired top corner glove to give VetiVa a 1-0 lead. 3 minutes later - Paul Kim was Johnny on the spot as a deflected puck bounced out of the corner and in front of the net as he beat Sellars to the loose puck first to pop it in the open net tying the game at 1. Very late in the first, Donald Chow curled out of the corner and fired a shot that Paul Kim deflected past Sellars to give JOG the lead with just 12 seconds remaining. The only goal in the 2nd goes to Justin Kuok as he stole the puck at center ice and skated down the right wing firing a laser blocker side past Jim to tie the game at 2. 4 minutes into the 3rd, Rob Chiu collected an inadvertent JOG pass in the high slot as he wired a slapshot top corner blocker side to give VetiVa a 3-2 lead. But shortly after, JOG gets 3 goals in a 5-minute span to respond and take the lead. First, Jimmy Thai backhanding one over a sprawled Sellars after receiving a pass from Corey Ng from behind the net, followed by Corey Ng putting in his own rebound after a cross-ice pass from Ernest Ng, and finally, Hugo Fan stealing the puck at his own blueline and going on a semi-break and going 5-hole on Sellars to give JOG a 5-3 lead with 5 minutes remaining. VetiVa pulled the goalie and Rob Chiu scored a late goal with a minute left, but too little too late as JOG held on for the win 5-4. Nicholas Sellars (VetiVa) faced 22 shots against, while Martin Jim (JOG Sportswear LPP) received 19 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Paul Kim (JOG Sportswear) 2. Hugo Fan (JOG Sportswear) 3. Justin Kuok (VetiVa) Unicorns gets the extra point in the shootout over AsiaXpat Both teams are tight in the playoff race and entered the game tied in the standings. Not much separates the 2 teams this year, and this game was no different. Theo Wong continued his scoring streak getting his first on a solo effort with 5 minutes left in the first period. He followed this up early in the 2nd finishing a pass from Constant Au (Xpat LPP) before Dominic Ng responded for Unicorns, followed shortly by John Wade to tie the game. There was no further scoring and with the scored still tied, the teams went into a 14-player shootout! Rick Chu and Andrew Rueger started the scoring, before Theo Wong and Allan Yee were able to extend the shootout. The goalies then stopped the next 4 shooters before Nathan Chow finally scored with a deke to the backhand lifting it just over the glove of Martin Jim to give Unicorns the win and more importantly, the extra point in the standings. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) faced 15 shots, while Martin Jim (AsiaXpat) faced 13 shots in a little over 2 periods of play. Three Stars of the game: 1. Nathan Chow (Unicorns) 2. Theo Wong (AsiaXpat) 3. Dominic Ng (Unicorns) Remember to find us on: 1. Facebook - SCIHL League (submit a friend’s request) 2. Twitter - @OfficialSCIHL 3. iPhone & Android App - "SCIHL" (pull down the screen a few seconds for updates) For the latest scores, statistics, and game schedule. 4. Instagram - SCIHL 5. Website - www.SCIHL.com

Division 3 Scoreboard - Week 8

December 13th, 2024 VetiVa special voucher for all SCIHL players Check out the special offer (email attachment) for your pets needs from VetiVa Center for Animal Wellness. -10% off for health check and vaccination for your pets. (This offer is valid until end of February 2025.) Good bounces go VetiVa’s way past AsiaXpat for a 3-2 win Last time these teams met, AsiaXpat ran away with a convincing 6-2 win. Xpat were hoping for a continuation, while VetiVa were looking to stop Theo Wong from doing too much damage. The game started even until Justin Wong fired a one-timer past Grant Phillips (VetiVa LPP) after Theo Wong pulled all the D to the left of the net and slid a perfect pass to Justin to finish it off. They had a similar play later in the period, but David Finifter was unable to latch on to the centering pass or he would have also had a gapping net in front of him. In the 2nd, Xpat continued to try the same play, but instead of passing across, Wong dropped it in the slot where Constant Au made no mistake with the empty net to make it 2-0 Xpat. On the other end, VetiVa were generating good chances, but were being thwarted by Martin Jim, back after missing the last couple games. It wasn’t until late in the 2nd, that Rob Chiu fired another clapper after 2 Xpat defenders skated by him, that beat Jim blocker side to make it 2-1. VetiVa started the 3rd with a powerplay, and after many chances, Tracy Wong (LPP) fired bomb from the left point that Chiu was able to tip by Jim to tie the game. 2-2. Halfway thru the 3rd, Stephen Levac, broke up a play in his own end, and proceeded to skate hard up the right side, past the Xpat D and wired a shot far side to give VetiVa the lead. The last few minutes of the game was frantic as Xpat pulled their goalie and created a ton of good chances only to have Phillips holding the fort for a 3-2 VetiVa win. Martin Jim (AsiaXpat) faced 23 shots while Grant Phillips (VetiVa - LPP) faced 25 shots. With the win, VetiVa vaults over Xpat into 3rd spot, with only 3 points separating the bottom 4 teams. Three Stars of the game: 1. Robert Chiu (VetiVa) 2. Grant Phillips (VetiVa) 3. Martin Jim (AsiaXpat) RBC withstands JOG’s early pressure to a 4-1 win Both teams were missing some key players this game. Would the replacements change the outcome? Last time RBC ran away with a 7-1 win. It looked very different this game as JOG was all over RBC and peppering them with shots and takeaways in the opening period. RBC looked slow to start the game and were on their heels. And thru the first a most of the 2nd period, this continued, however Grand Phillips was there to stop any opportunity JOG could muster. When JOG took an early penalty in the 2nd, Leon Mo made them pay with a end to end rush capped off with a shot thru the 5-hole of Stephanie Fok to take the lead. JOG continued to take the play to RBC only to be stopped by Phillips and near the end of the 2nd, Mo once again went end to end with a 5-hole finish to make it 2-0. At the start of the 3rd, Yaann Yuen (JOG LPP) finally was able to solve Phillips as she fired it top corner after stealing puck on the left side and cut into the middle. Unfortunately for JOG, RBC came back shortly as Rob Chiu (RBC LPP) cleaned up a rebound to regain a 2-goal lead. With 7 minutes left, Art Tam (RBC LPP) sprung Mo who had a break from left side, this time cutting across the net and out waited Fok to put into far side to complete his hattrick and round out the scoring. 4-1 win for RBC. Grant Phillips (RBC Lions) faced 28 shots against, while Stephanie Fok (JOG Sportswear) received 17 shots. RBC’s win put them temporarily tied for first ahead of the Young Guns game later that evening. Three Stars of the game: 1. Grant Phillips (RBC) 2. Leon Mo (RBC) 3. Bonnie Lui (RBC) Young Guns hold off Unicorns in another close game Unicorns and Young Guns were the last game before the holiday break. The Unicorns seem to give Young Guns trouble. Last game, Unicorns held Young Guns to 2 goals and were looking to do the same this time. And it started off well with Andrew Rueger opening the scoring with a snapshot from the blueline while surrounded by Young Gun players finding the left post and in. 1-0 Unicorns. Unicorns were all over Young Guns early in the game as on the ensuing play, they hit a cross bar, another post, and another post as they kept the kids hemmed in their own zone. Young Guns finally scored when the "Dad line" led by Danny Chiu replied as he deflected Andy Ma’s point shot past Arthur Chan to tie the game. Late in the period, Calix Ma fired one past Chan to take the lead. 2-1 Young Guns after 1. Mid way in the 2nd, Rueger scored his 2nd of the night from his rear, as he pops in the rebound after Sally Lau almost scored from a Dominic Ng pass. Yaann Yuen with a sweet goal, skating down the left side and scoring far side top corner close in to regain the lead. On the next shift, Danny Chiu doubles down with his 2nd of the night. 3 goals in a 1.5-minute span. Late in the 2nd, Unicorns capitalized on a powerplay as Leon Mo (Unicorns LPP) one timed a slapshot past Cameron Chiu from the lower right circle on a nice play with Nathan Chow and Tracy Wong to draw it back to 4-3 to close the 2nd. Early in the 3rd, Calix Ma scored his 2nd to give Young Guns some breathing room again, but shortly after, Rueger with an unassisted hattrick goal, as he wired one past Chiu. The teams exchanged chances for the remainder of the game, but there were no further goals. 5-4 final for Young Guns. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) faced 33 shots, while Cameron Chiu (Young Guns) faced 18 shots. With the win, Young Guns regain their position at the top of the standings, while JOG sits at the bottom just 1 point away from AsiaXpat and Unicorns. Three Stars of the game: 1. Danny Chiu (Young Guns) 2. Andrew Rueger (Unicorns) 3. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) Remember to find us on: 1. Facebook - SCIHL League (submit a friend’s request) 2. Twitter - @OfficialSCIHL 3. iPhone & Android App - "SCIHL" (pull down the screen a few seconds for updates) For the latest scores, statistics, and game schedule. 4. Instagram - SCIHL 5. Website - www.SCIHL.com

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