WEEKLY REPORT - Feb. 6/23
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U15 Free Flow Petroleum Devils Net 5 of 8 Points in a Busy Week of Play
The Free Flow Petroleum Devils played their first of four games at home on Wednesday against the Central Ontario Wolves. The teams traded goals in the first, with Liam Campbell (Owen Rivers and Liam Grant) getting Quinte on the scoreboard. The Devils took control in the second, starting with Matthew Airhart on a feed from Kaden Koutroulides. Less than a minute later, L. Campbell potted his second of the night, with Jack Foley and Jacob Moore drawing assists. Jake Campbell (Rhett Colson and Koutroulides) widened the Devils’ lead, followed by L. Campbell who would put another away for the hattrick, with Koutroulides and Colson drawing assists. J. Campbell, unassisted, closed out the period with a second goal. In the last period of play, L. Campbell, assisted by Grant and Noah Lesser, would put away his fourth of the night! Cohen Bedore held down Quinte’s net in the 7-2 win.
On Thursday, the Devils played host to the Oshawa Generals at the RCAF. The visitors came to play, hitting the net twice in the first period. L. Campbell (Airhart and Moore) cut the deficit in half but the Devils could not find the net in the second frame. Tavin MacDonald (Rivers and Airthart) and L. Campbell (J. Campbell and Koutroloudies) scored in the third, but the Devils would fall 6-3 to the Generals with Otsirakaste Brant taking the loss in net.
Saturday’s action would have the Devils playing host to the Markham Waxers. Airhart (Foley and Moore) opened scoring for the home team in the first period. Lesser (L. Campbell) and Airhart (Foley and Moore) added two more before the end of the second period. The home team really put the pedal down in the third with goals coming from Ryan Babbs (J. Campbell and L. Campbell), Macdonald ( L. Campbell and Koutroulides), and Airhart (Moore) got an Empty Net goal for the hattrick and the 7-5 win.
On Sunday, the Devils traveled to Peterborough to face the Petes in a fast-paced, hard-fought battle. Both teams were held scoreless through the first, but L. Campbell, assisted by Foley and Graydon Walst opened scoring early in the second frame. Also scoring in the second was Colson (Kinghan and Grant) and Kinghan (L. Campbell and Grant). Back-and-forth action continued into the third period, with Jacob Moore coming up big on an unassisted breakaway goal at 7:22 in the final frame. Brant played a great game in net to pick up the point in the 4-4 tie.
ON DECK: The Free Flow Petroleum U15s host the Kingston Jr. Gaels on Wednesday at 8:30pm, CAA and are on the road this weekend, traveling to face the Central Ontario Wolves on Saturday night and the Oshawa Generals on Sunday.