Week 2 - Division 3 Scoreboard

OCTOBER 16, 2025 GAME 1 JOG Sports pulled off a thrilling 5-3 victory over RBC Lions, fueled by a dominant third period and a hat trick from Leon Mo. JOG Sports and RBC Lions faced off in a fast-paced matchup at MegaIce that saw momentum swings and a flurry of goals in the final frame. JOG ultimately prevailed 5-3, thanks to a dominant third period and a hat-trick performance. JOG struck first in the opening period when Leon Mo scored unassisted at 5:30. Just three minutes later, Danny Chiu doubled the lead off a feed from Tracy Wong. RBC responded at 10:00 as Antoine Devolz converted a breakaway pass from Robert Chiu, Devolz goes backhand 5-hole to open his account, cutting the deficit to 2-1. The second period was scoreless on the scoreboard but not without drama, as RBC took four penalties - including high sticking and delay of game - giving JOG multiple powerplay chances they couldn’t capitalize on, including a well setup 3 way passing play to Chiu for a one timer that was stopped by Arthur Chan and cleared as the rebound slowly rolled towards the goal line. There were also a couple breakaways for Devolz on counterattack which were thwarted by Martin Jim. As part of the big gamble by RBC, we even had a 4 on 1 by JOG only to have it stopped by Chan to keep the game in reach. The third period was where the fireworks began. Leon Mo netted his second of the night early in the period to make it 3-1. RBC clawed back at mid-period when Justin Kuok scored with help from Julian Ma, but Mo completed his hat trick less than two minutes later, assisted by Wong, restoring JOG's two-goal cushion. RBC kept fighting as Devolz scored his second at 12:20, another breakaway pass and another backhand goal, this time from Kevin Wong, but JOG sealed the win with an empty-net goal from Tracy Wong at 14:20, assisted by Mo and Nathan Chow. In net, Martin Jim (JOG) faced 16 shots and made 13 saves, while Arthur Chan (RBC) was busy with 27 shots, stopping 23. Three Stars of the Game: 1. Leon Mo (JOG Sports) - 3 goals, 1 assist 2. Tracy Wong (JOG Sports) - 1 goal, 2 assists 3. Danny Chiu (JOG Sports) - 1 goal GAME 2 CHG controlled the game from the second period onward, defeating Manulife 4-1. Stephen Levac led the way with a goal and two assists. China Hockey Group delivered a commanding performance Thursday night, defeating Manulife 4-1 in a game where they controlled play from the second period onward. After a scoreless first period, CHG broke through midway in the second when Stephen Levac scored unassisted at 12:52. Just two minutes later, Hans Sham doubled the lead, finishing a setup from Warren Ang and David Finifter to make it 2-0 heading into the third. Early in the final frame, CHG extended their advantage as Jon Mei scored in the first minute off assists from Levac and Reston Ko. The pressure from CHG continued when Jason Wong added another at 9:22, assisted by Mei and Levac, pushing the score to 4-0. Manulife avoided the shutout when Jason Yip scored at the 10-minute mark, assisted by Adrian Huen, but it was too little, too late. Goaltending was solid for CHG, with Sumi Chau stopping 13 of 14 shots. On the other end, Grant Phillips faced a barrage of 30 shots, making 27 saves (.900 SV%) to keep Manulife competitive despite the loss. Phillips left the game with 7 minutes remaining with an upper body injury after a high and hard slap shot by David Finifter from the faceoff circle and was replaced by Adrian Huen for the remainder of the game. Three Stars of the Game: 1. Stephen Levac (China Hockey Group) - 1 goal, 2 assists 2. Grant Phillips (Manulife) - 27 saves 3. Jon Mei (China Hockey Group) - 1 goal, 1 assist GAME 3 AsiaXPAT dominated VetiVa with relentless offense and airtight defense. Alvin Sham celebrates birthday with a hat trick and two assists. AsiaXPAT continued their strong form with a convincing 5-1 win over VetiVa, fueled by a dominant second period and a standout performance from their top line. AsiaXPAT opened the scoring in the first period when Nathan Kellar banged home a loose puck after a play from Justin Wong and Alvin Sham at 8:29. VetiVa responded early in the second as Sebastian Hisinger tied the game in the first minute off a feed from Josh Steinhaus, but that was the last time the game was close. AsiaXPAT took control with three unanswered goals in the second frame. Alvin Sham scored unassisted at 4:20 to regain the lead, followed by Justin Wong finishing a setup from Sham and Paul Kim at 6:56. Sham struck again with seconds remaining in the 2nd, assisted by Wong and Jerry Tian, making it 4-1 heading into the third. The third period saw AsiaXPAT seal the win just 25 seconds in, as Sham completed his hat trick with a breakaway after Justin Wong made a great pass off the boards from his own end freeing Sham. VetiVa couldn’t find an answer, despite generating chances late in the game. In net, Nicholas Sellars (AsiaXPAT) was outstanding, stopping 19 of 20. While Adrian Huen (VetiVa) played well given the numerous high danger chances VetiVa gave up, making 19 saves on 24 shots. Three Stars of the Game: 1. Alvin Sham (AsiaXPAT) - 3 goals, 2 assists 2. Justin Wong (AsiaXPAT) - 1 goal, 3 assists 3. Nicholas Sellars (AsiaXPAT) - 19 saves (.950 save percentage) 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 - www.schl.com 5. Website- www.schil.com