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Weekend Recap

It was a 4-point weekend for the Braves as our win-streak is now 4. A battle with the Applejacks on Friday evening, the Braves prevailed winning by a score of 5-3. Saturday, a trip down the 403 to take on the Paris Titans. The Braves won by a score of 7-3.

 

On Friday evening, the Braves welcomed the defending Schmalz Cup Champions to town. This being the fourth meeting (including last weekends suspended game due to ice conditions) between the two teams, it was sure to be a tough matchup. It was the Jacks that got the party started first, just over a minute into the game when Isiah Katsube streaked in and put it past O’Leary. The early goal seemed to light a fire for the Braves, as it was all Tavi for the rest of the first frame. Ian Glendinning banged home his 4th of the season just under 6 minutes into the first period. The Jacks took a couple penalties, and it cost them with Ryan Suljak and Jacob Reid-Brant each tallying their 4th goals of the season sending us into the first Intermission ahead 3-1. In the 2nd, Nolan Karger brought the Jacks within one goal just over 7 minutes into the frame. Owen Stoddard then evened us up for his first of the season shorthanded. With just under 5 minutes to play in the period, Will Schlotzhauer ripped a point shot that beat Travis Jansen to regain the lead. A quiet 3rd period with a combined of 11 shots total, Ryan Suljak found the empty net to push the Braves to victory.

 

Scoring
1st
1:17 WEL Isiah Katsube (2) ASST: Roenick Jakielaszek (2), Eric Lacey (2)
5:47 TAV Ian Glendinning (4) ASST: Andrew Van Boekel (1), Ethan Sharpe (2)
9:42 TAV Ryan Suljak (4) ASST: Jacob Roach (2), Christian Bergmann (4) (PP)
12:03 TAV Jacob Reid-Brant (4) ASST: Ryan Suljak (2), Nicolas Thibodeau (6) (PP)
2nd
7:35 WEL Nolan Karger (3) ASST: Austin Stemmler (1)
13:14 WEL Owen Stoddard (1) ASST: Liam Wadel (1) (SH)
15:06 TAV Will Schlotzhauer (1) ASST: None
3rd
19:00 TAV Ryan Suljak (5) ASST: Trent Davies (1), Marc Dionne (3) (EN)
Goaltenders
WELLESLEY TOI SV On Off
Travis Jansen (L) 58:29 24/28 1st/0:00 3rd/18:29
Travis Jansen (L) 01:00 0/0 3rd/19:00 3rd/20:00
TAVISTOCK TOI SV On Off
Liam O’Leary (W) 60:00 17/20 1st/0:00 3rd/20:00

 

On Saturday evening, a trip to Paris to take on the Titans. The 1st period stayed tied, until a Zach McCann goal. Paris was able to even the score just before the intermission when Tyler Crisostomo capitalized with 0.10 seconds remaining in the period. As late as it was tied up, Carson Bernhardt scored to give us the lead just 0.10 seconds into the 2nd period. Crisostomo would pop up again and even the score for the second time in the evening at the 15:46 mark of the 2nd period. The period went back and forth before Stephen Peppas broke the gridlock with just under 7 minutes remaining in the period. Tyler Brezynskie would then score twice within 19 seconds to give us a 3 goal lead heading into the final frame. Just 0.56 seconds into the period, Jacob Reid-Brant extended the lead to 4 goals with his 5th of the season. Duncan Dodd would pull one back for the home team before Stephen Peppas would grab his 2nd of the game and put us ahead by 4 once again with just over 10 minutes remaining. Liam O’Leary would pick up his 2nd win of the weekend making 30 saves in the effort. Josh Roman made 36 in the loss.

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Scoring
1st
14:06 TAV Zach McCann (2) ASST: Jacob Reid-Brant (5), Jacob Roach (3)
19:50 PAR Tyler Crisostomo (3) ASST: Harry Pollard-Dall (2), Cole Main (2)
2nd
0:10 TAV Carson Bernhardt (2) ASST: Bo Schurink (3)
4:14 PAR Tyler Crisostomo (4) ASST: Aidan Leblanc (2), Simon Otaki (1) (PP)
13:11 TAV Stephen Peppas (5) ASST: Ian Glendinning (6) (PP)
18:52 TAV Tyler Brezynskie (2) ASST: Kaden Brame (2), Carter Arseneau (4)
19:11 TAV Tyler Brezynskie (3) ASST: Carter Arseneau (5), Christian Bergmann (5)
3rd
0:56 TAV Jacob Reid-Brant (5) ASST: Nicolas Thibodeau (7), Jacob Roach (4)
3:48 PAR Duncan Dodd (1) ASST: Simon Otaki (2), Aidan Leblanc (3) (PP)
9:11 TAV Stephen Peppas (6) ASST: Ethan Sharpe (3), Ian Glendinning (7)
Goaltenders
TAVISTOCK TOI SV On Off
Liam O’Leary (W) 60:00 30/33 1st/0:00 3rd/20:00
PARIS TOI SV On Off
Josh Roman (L) 60:00 36/43 1st/0:00 3rd/20:00