Game Report 113

World Sledge Hockey Challenge

PLAYED AT: MacLauchlan Arena
Date: Dec 5, 2016
GAME NOTES: BOWDEN TIES RECORD; CANADA WINS WENDY GRAVES CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. – Brad Bowden (Orton, Ont.) has been a defenceman for all of two games now. The position apparently suits him. Bowden recorded six points – scoring twice and adding four assists – as Canada’s National Sledge Team defeated Korea 10-1 to win its second game in a row. He tied the single-game point mark at the World Sledge Hockey Challenge – with himself and three others. Bowden had three goals and three assists five years ago in a game against Japan. After scoring only three times in its opening win over Norway, Canada had no trouble getting goals on Monday. It took a mere 20 seconds for the first one. Bowden took a pass from Greg Westlake (Oakville, Ont.) and fired one in from the slot. Just past the eight-minute mark Bowden returned the favour, passing off to Westlake for him to send the puck low far side and in. Fifty seconds later Adam Dixon (Midland, Ont.) picked up the puck in his own zone, drove down the centre of the ice and scored from the slot. Canada finished the period with three goals in 2:37. Bowden sent a pass to Ben Delaney (Ottawa, Ont.) at the top of the crease for an easy tap in on the power play. Westlake converted on a second chance down low. And Tyler McGregor (Forest, Ont.) brought the puck in from the side boards and scored. Canada added two more power play goals in the second period. Steve Arsenault (Spruce Grove, Alta.) buried a rebound at the side of the net almost six minutes in. James Dunn (Wallacetown, Ont.) picked up the first assist, the rookie’s first point with the team. And with only 26 seconds left, Bowden snuck in from the blue-line to take a pass from Delaney and score from the bottom of the right circle. Only 31 seconds into the final period, Bowden sent a cross-ice pass to Bryan Sholomicki (Winnipeg, Man.), who had an open net to shoot into. Korea finally got on the board midway through the period, with Jong-Ho Jang scoring from the side of the net. Zach Savage (Westlock, Alta.), with his first goal for the team, completed the scoring with 1:25 left in the game. Canada outshot Korea 19-9. Corbin Watson (Kingsville, Ont.) picked up the win in net. Oh-Song Kwon took the loss.

Visiting Team: Korea

Home Team: Canada

KOREA LINEUP
Pos	No.	Name
G	2	Lee, Jae Woong
G	39	Kwon, Oh-Song
	5	Yang, Gap-Gyu
	6	Ryu, Ji-Hyun
	7	Choi, Kwang Hyouk
	10	Cho, Young Jae
	12	Kim, Young Sung
	14	Jung, Seung Hwan
	19	Na, Dae-Sook
	21	Lee, Ju-Seung
	28	Lee, Jong Kyung
	38	Choi, Si Woo
	55	Jang, Jong Ho
	68	Han, Min-Su
	89	Lee, Ji-Hoon
	90	Park, Woo-Chul

KOREA PENALTIES
Per.	No.	Min	Offence	Off	PP	PS	Start	On
1st	55	2:00	Roughing	9:52	1		9:52	10:49
2nd	14	2:00	Roughing	4:31	1		4:31	5:42
2nd	28	2:00	Teeing	11:03			11:03	13:03
2nd	21	2:00	Checking from Behind	14:05	1		14:05	14:34
2nd	21	10:00	10-Minute Misconduct	14:05			14:05	12:45

CANADA LINEUP
Pos	No.	Name
G	30	Watson, Corbin
G	31	Larocque, Dominic
	4	Dunn, James
	5	Henry, Tyrone
	6	Culmone, Anthony
	7	Savage, Zach
	8	McGregor, Tyler
	10	Delaney, Ben
	11	Dixon, Adam
	12	Westlake, Greg
	14	Arsenault, Steve
	20	Sholomicki, Bryan
	23	Hickey, Liam
	25	Gemmell, James
	27	Bowden, Brad
	28	Lehoux, Antoine

CANADA PENALTIES
Per.	No.	Min	Offence	Off	PP	PS	Start	On
1st	23	2:00	Teeing	0:39	1		0:39	2:39
2nd	12	2:00	Teeing	8:12	1		8:12	10:12
2nd	20	2:00	Boarding	10:38	1		10:38	12:38
2nd	11	2:00	Teeing	11:48	1		11:48	13:48
3rd	25	2:00	Interference	11:01	1		11:01	13:01

KOREA Goals

KOREA PLAYERS (plus)

CANADA PLAYERS (minus)

Per.

Time

G-As1-As2

3rd

7:47

55-14

CANADA Goals

CANADA PLAYERS (plus)

KOREA PLAYERS (minus)

Per.

Time

G-As1-As2

1st

:20

27-12-23

1st