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Two More Solid Wins For '02 Squirt Minors

Monday, January 23, 2012

On Saturday morning the ‘02 Squirt Minor Shamrocks played the New England Predators at the Ristuccia Arena in Mass Selects play. The Shamrocks quickly jump on the board when Alex Ver Colen found the back of the net unassisted just 49 seconds into the game. Mark Guglietta made it 2-0 when his shot from the blue line found its way past the Predators' goalie with Nolan Vigeant earning the assist. With just under 8 minutes to play in the first period Jack Canto scored off of a nice pass from CJ Petrie. The Predators struck next making it a 3-1 game. Storm Davis got this goal right back when he crashed the net from the point. Petrie and Harry Serounian earned the helpers this time. Kyle Inglis found the back of the net next off of a pass from Serounian for the only goal of the second period.

Going into the third period with a 5-1 lead the Shamrocks wanted more. Ver Colen struck again about half way through the third period for his second goal of the game. Davis got the helper on this one. With just over 5 minutes left in the third Vigeant snuck a shot past the Predators goalie after a nice pass from Joey Callahan. Twenty-six seconds later Petrie made a great move in on a breakaway to give the Shamrocks a commanding 8-1 lead. Inglis got the credit for sending Petrie on his way. Two minutes later Inglis went in on a breakaway himself and grabbed his second goal of the game. Thirty-five seconds later Anthony Cuozzo became the eighth different Shamrocks goal scorer when he scored the Shamrocks tenth goal of the game. Aiden Grenham got the helper this time. Ver Colen would wear the hat when he finished up the scoring getting his third goal of the game. The second place Shamrocks move to 11-6-0 in Mass Selects Play with the 11-1 win.

A couple of hours later the ‘02 Squirt Minor Shamrocks made their way to Bavis Arena in Rockland for an EHF match up with the Boston Jr. Terriers. The Terriers struck first with just over 8 minutes left in the first period. Two minutes later Chris Fabbo made a smooth move to even the game at 1-1 after Petrie gave him a nice pass. Just a minute later Serounian buried home the rebound of Vigeant's shot to put the Shamrocks up 2-1 after one period.

Thirty seconds into the second period Serounian sent Vigeant in on a breakaway in which he put the puck top corner making it a 3-1 game. Two minutes later Cuozzo buried home the puck to put his team up by 3. Canto and Grenham each earned an assist. A few minutes later Cuozzo struck again for an unassisted goal for his second of the game. Canto kept the goals coming for the Shamrocks when he found the back of the net with 5:25 left in the second period with Petrie getting his second assist of the game. Fabbo got his second goal of the game when he tapped in the rebound of a Davis shot from the blue. With just over a minute to play in the second the Terriers were able to strike again making it a 7-2 game.  

Five minutes into the third period Petrie found the back of the net with Fabbo lending the help. One minute later Ver Colen got himself on the score sheet with a goal of his own. Robbie Courtney and Grenham getting the assists. Finishing off the scoring in this one would be Petrie tipping home the rebound of a Courtney shot from the point. The Shamrocks goalie Kenny Dunne once again played two great games keeping the house clean between the pipes. The first place Shamrocks win their tenth in a row and move to 20-1-0 in EHF play.

 
 
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