Nov 16, 2015 | Jeanna Oke | 1025 views
Two wins and a loss for the Bonn Law Major Atoms
The Bonn Law Major Atom Quinte Red Devils had another busy week in league play which resulted in two wins and a loss.
On Wednesday, November 11th, the Devils played host to the Central Ontario Wolves in a mid week match up and skated away with a 4-0 win. Scoring for the Devils was call up, Jack Lowry (2), Ethan Osborne and Christopher Brydges. Collecting assists on the goals was Clayton Rose, Lowry, Osborne and Tyson Carr (2). Jacob Brown was solid between the pipes to earn the shut out.
The Red Devils were on the road on Saturday, Nov 14th when they travelled to Markham to face the Waxers. The game proved to be a tight defensive pairing with both teams exchanging scoring chances along the way. The game remained scoreless well into the third period, but it was the Waxers who were finally able to capitalize on an opportunity and added another shortly after on a power play. The Devils did not give up, pushing hard until the bitter end, but unfortunately were held off the scoreboard and suffered a 3-0 loss. Tucker McKichan stood tall in the net for the Devils.
On Sunday, the Devils were back on home ice in Napanee to take on the North Central Predators for the first time this season. Ethan Osborne got things started for the Devils when he found the back of the net in his first shift of the game, assisted by Jack Lowry and Clayton Rose. Thirty seconds later, Lowry made it 2-0 in a solo effort. The Predators managed to get one back in the first and added another in the second to tie the game, but the Devils found their stride in the third and potted three unanswered goals for the 5-2 win. Scoring in the third for the Devils was Duncan Schneider, Vince Bellavance and Jack Dever. Assisting on those goals was Ben Lynch, Dever, Bellavance and Spencer Cranley. Jacob Brown managed the goaltending duties in this game for the Devils.
Next action for the Bonn Law Major Atoms is when they travel to Whitby on Nov 21st to take on the Wildcats in their lone game next week.