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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

Division 3 Scoreboard - Week 7

December 6th, 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.) Another big 3rd period for Young Guns as they continue to roll beating AsiaXpat Young Guns came into the game with a 3-game win streak, while AsiaXpat was looking to bounce back after playing RBC last week, the other team above them in the standings. But it didn’t start well, just 3 minutes in Eric Pang opened the scoring with an unassisted effort. It wasn’t until late in the 3rd, that Wong Cheung drove the puck deep into the corner, and then centered where Nathan Kellar was in the slot to bang home his first of the year to tie it up. However, it took just a couple minutes for Danny Chiu to regain the lead with a strong individual effort firing it just over the pad of Carson Leung (LPP). 2-1 after 1. The teams continued to play an open game exchanging chances, but the only goal came from Calix Ma as he poked it into the open net after a nice pass by Yaann Yuen from the corner. 3-1 after 2. But something changed in the 3rd. All those chances that didn’t go in earlier, were going in for both sides. First Andre Chan with 2 quick goals just 30 seconds apart, before Howard Chun wired one top shelf to finish a play from Justin Wong and Allen Yee. A few minutes later, Theo Wong scored his 18th of the season to make it 5-3. We had a game again. However, 5 minutes later, Calix Ma scored his 2nd of the night followed shortly by his dad Andy Ma just a minute later to put the game away. Theo Wong and Arry Leung exchanged goals in the last minute of the game to round out the scoring. Carson Leung (AsiaXpat - LPP) faced 28 shots while Stephanie Fok (Young Guns - LPP) faced 23 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Andre Chan (Young Guns) 2. Theo Wong (JOG Sportswear) 3. Danny Chiu (Young Guns) Overtime winner by Hugo Fan salvages a 2-1 win over Unicorns Unicorns entered this game on a 2-game losing streak and missing their top scorer Alvin Sham, while JOG was on a 4-game losing streak, their last win against… the Unicorns in a shootout. JOG took the play to Unicorns in the first period outshooting Unicorns 8-3. However, Arthur Chan (Unicorns) was up to the challenge keeping it scoreless as he turned aside multiple prime JOG opportunities. The Unicorns continued to play their defense first game plan and this continued in the 2nd until JOG took a too many men penalty. As Unicorns attacked, they gave up a short-handed goal to JOG captain Eugene Wong. As the period was coming to an end, JOG gave up a breakaway to Andrew Rueger who made no mistake and went bar down on Stephanie Fok to tie the game at 1. Right off the opening faceoff in the 3rd period, the puck was won back to the JOG defense, but both d-men miscommunicated and allowed Rueger to walk in for a breakaway blueline in, and converting to give Unicorns a 2-1 lead, this after only 6 shots all game. JOG finally got another goal as Jimmy Thai tipped in a point shot from the side of the net to once again tie the game. And we headed to overtime. In overtime, Hugo fan was freed by Alton Ho and went in alone to give JOG a long-awaited 2nd win. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) faced 23 shots against, while Stephanie Fok (JOG Sportswear) received 10 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Hugo Fan (JOG Sportswear) 2. Andrew Rueger (Unicorns) 3. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) VetiVa squeak by undermanned RBC RBC looking to keep pace with Young Guns at the top of the league while VetiVa needing a win to stay in 5th spot after JOG won in regulation today. It started off well for VetiVa as they were able to score on their first chance, as Justin Kuok skated down the left boards and ripped a shot past Grant Phillips (RBC) just a minute into the game. Dream start for VetiVa. However, even with multiple powerplay opportunities, VetiVa was unable to build on the lead. It wasn’t for lack of great chances, but Phillips was there when it was needed. VetiVa had 5 or 6 great opportunities in the first and 2nd periods but was unable to get one by Phillips. Late in the 2nd, Ryan Lee circled the VetiVa zone and fired one towards the net that hit a defenseman’s glove and past a startled Marco Au (VetiVa LPP) to tie the game. RBC seemed to gain a lot of momentum from that goal as they then beat VetiVa to most of the loose pucks in the 3rd period and firing shots from everywhere but Au was up to the task. As this game seemed like it was going to go to extra time, Kuok fired a shot from the point which caught a screened Phillips off guard and went 5 hole as Phillips tried to find the puck. This proved to be the decider giving VetiVa a crucial win to stay in the hunt for a playoff spot. Grant Phillips (RBC Lions) faced 14 shots, while Marco Au (VetiVa - LPP) faced 21 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Justin Kuok (VetiVa) 2. Grant Phillips (RBC Lions) 3. Ray Tang (VetiVa) 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 6

November 29th, 2024 NOTE: Schedule update - SCIHL Championship final and last games of the season will be played on 3 April 2025. Please see the SCIHL App for the most up to date game schedule. 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 come from behind in the 3rd to beat JOG Top of the table vs the bottom this week. Young Guns came in tied for first, while JOG was sitting in 5th place just 1 point above VetiVa. However, the first 2 periods you wouldn’t know that. JOG played an excellent first 2 periods withstanding the nice passing and zone possession from Young Guns. Hugo Fan and Henrik Pang exchanged goals in the first, while Alan Lui and Jimmy Thai scored for JOG in the 2nd only allowing Andre Chan to score on a powerplay goal to lead the game 3-2 after 2 periods. This was not due to a lack of opportunities from Young Guns, but either JOG broke up the last pass, or Stephanie Fok made timely saves as Young Guns buzzed around the JOG zone most of the game. It was the veterans that led the comeback in the 3rd. An early marker from Danny Chiu tied the game, following goals from Luca Loi-Faita, Andy Ma gave Young Guns a 5-3 lead heading into the last 7 minutes. A powerplay with 2 min left gave JOG a chance to draw close, but instead of getting a powerplay goal, they gave up a shorthanded goal to Yaann Yuen that essentially sealed the game. Hugo Fan rounded out the scoring in the final 20 seconds, but the game goes to Young Guns. Cameron Chiu (Young Guns) faced 21 shots while Stephanie Fok (JOG) faced 28 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Daniel Pang (Young Guns) 2. Hugo Fan (JOG Sportswear) 3. Henrik Pang (Young Guns) Big 2nd period helps VetiVa overcome Unicorns VetiVa was looking for a win after only 1 win this season, while Unicorns have been playing 500 hockey of late. Jason Yip, playing on defense this week (as VetiVa continues to juggle their lines) opened the scoring with a blast from the blueline after a faceoff win as Arthur Chan found himself screened. Just a couple minutes later, Alvin Sham continued his scoring streak as he popped in a powerplay goal to tie the game at 1. The first period was back and forth but not a lot of clear chances for either team. In the 2nd, Rob Chiu scored another of his patented slap shots from the left circle this time over the far pad of Chan. This was followed by Stephan Levac’s shot from the point that deflected off a Unicorns defenseman and lobbed in by Chan for a 3-1 lead. Jimmy Lee then scored his 2nd of the season also from the left faceoff dot as it eluded Chan on the far post. 4-1 VetiVa lead after 2 - a new position for the team. VetiVa tempted fate by continuing to give the Unicorns powerplay opportunities and this one cost them, as Sham scored his second PP goal of the night by moving Nicholas Sellars and going 5-hole to make it 4-2 with lots of time left. But late in the game, Arthur Tam got the insurance VetiVa needed as Ray Tang did the hard work and set him up in the slot. Unicorns went 2 for 6 on the powerplay, but Sellars was there when needed. A much needed win for VetiVa as it moves them past JOG into 5th in the standings. Arthur Chan (Unicorns) faced 18 shots against, while Nicholas Sellars (VetiVa) received 13 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Stephen Levac (VetiVa) 2. Nicholas Sellars (VetiVa) 3. Alvin Sham (Unicorns) RBC Lions end AsiaXpat’s winning streak Top team and goalie vs hottest scorer in this match-up. RBC tied for first with Grant Phillips leading the goalie standings, and AsiaXpat with Theo Wong having scored 16 goals in the last 5 games. It was Jackie Chan of RBC to open the scoring after a nice passing play from Rob Chiu (LPP) an Arthur Tam (LPP) forming the 'old guy' line. A couple minutes later, this line scored again this time Tam from a centering pass from Leon Mo behind the net to make it 2-0. It looked like RBC was going to close the first with a 2-0 lead until the team looked like it thought the period was over, and allowed Theo Wong to walk in, deke the defense, and then score just over the pad and under the blocker with 28 seconds left to draw Xpat closer. In the 2nd, RBC continued to suppress Xpat's attacks and Scott Strickland and Shane Weir each scored to give RBC a 4-1 lead after 2. Stickland continued in the 3rd with a breakaway forehand backhand finish for his 2nd of the night and Robert Chiu scoring RBC’s 6th from a nice play from Tam and Chan. Juerg Fritschi rounded out the scoring late in the 3rd. RBC wins this matchup 6-2 keeping them tied for first in the league. Arthur Chan (AsiaXpat - LPP) faced 22 shots, while Grant Phillips (RBC Lions) faced 21 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Grant Phillips (RBC Lions) 2. Scott Strickland (RBC Lions) 3. Jackie Chan (RBC Lions) 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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