Game Report 267

Esso Cup

PLAYED AT: Access Event Centre
Date: Apr 29, 2017
GAME NOTES: TRUTER SCORES TWICE TO LEAD DURHAM WEST TO BRONZE MEDAL LEE BOYADJIAN MORDEN, Man. – Chavonne Truter scored twice, including the game-winner, and added an assist as the Durham West Lighting claimed a 4-1 victory over the Pembina Valley Hawks in the 2017 Esso Cup bronze medal game Saturday afternoon. Truter said she was nervous going into the third period, with the game tied 1-1. But the team spent the intermission sharing words of encouragement to calm the nerves. “We can do this, we were all over them, beating them in shots, we just had to bury our chances,” Truter said. Breaking away from the wing and into the slot, Truter took a shot off her front foot, sending the puck to the side of the net Halle Oswald had just vacated. That goal made it 2-1 for the Lightning and gave Durham West the momentum. Eight minutes later, Truter was at it again. This time the play was started by Brooklyn Donaldson, who was set up near the corner of the Hawks’ end. Truter snuck into the slot and was all alone when Donaldson sent her the pass. An one-timer ended up as a knuckle puck and floated over Oswald, adding some insurance for the Lightning. “Everyone took a deep breath [and] just played defensive, to make sure no one got in our zone,” Truter said. The plan worked so well Mackenzie MacDonald scored on a breakaway for Durham West with just over five-and-a-half minutes left in the third, to secure the win. “It’s been amazing,” MacDonald said of her time in Morden. “Just to be here it’s just like … a dream come true.” “I’m ecstatic, this has been an amazing year, winning the gold at provincials and then getting a bronze here at the national championship,” said Pat Teggart, Durham West head coach. “It’s been long road from August until now and it’s my best year I’ve ever had in minor hockey. Only the gold medal game remains at the 2017 Esso Cup. The Harfangs du Triolet and St. Albert Slash will meet in the championship game Saturday evening. Puck drop is at 7 p.m. CT and can be seen live on TSN across the network.

Visiting Team: Ontario

Home Team: Host

ONTARIO LINEUP
Pos	No.	Name
G	1	Kelaiditis, Victoria
G	35	Evelyn, Kaitlyn
	3	Wilson, Sydney
	5	Gallenero, Julianna
	7	Staresinic, Lexy
	11	Truter, Chavonne
	12	Breton, Raeanne
	14	Gough, Julie
	17	Brooks, Brianna
	19	Tracogna, Lauren
	21	Ward, Kennedy
	52	Gallant, Kate
	58	MacDonald, Mackenzie
	88	Donaldson, Brooklyn
	93	McInall, Logan
	97	Brooks, Sarah

ONTARIO PENALTIES
Per.	No.	Min	Offence	Off	PP	PS	Start	On
3rd	19	2:00	Tripping	18:12	1		18:12	20:00

HOST LINEUP
Pos	No.	Name
G	1	Oswald, Halle
G	30	Romijn, Kadynce
	3	Heppner, Katelyn
	5	Conrad, Toni
	8	Pantel, Niomi
	9	Platt, Brooklyn
	10	Powell, Kaila
	11	Petrie, Hannah
	12	McCallum, Makenzie
	14	Nicolajsen, Karsty
	15	Alderson, Alyssa
	16	Doherty, Erin
	17	Fijala, Cora
	18	Heide, Kenzie
	19	McElroy-Scott, Sage
	22	Zdan, Kelly-Rae
	24	Hutchinson, Mackenzie
	26	Desrochers, Hannah

HOST PENALTIES
Per.	No.	Min	Offence	Off	PP	PS	Start	On
2nd	5	2:00	Slashing	1:09	1		1:09	3:09
2nd	9	2:00	Hooking	3:03	1		3:03	5:03
3rd	10	2:00	Hooking	1:14	1		1:14	3:14
3rd	19	4:00	Hit to the Head	15:46	1		15:46	19:46

ONTARIO Goals

ONTARIO PLAYERS (plus)

HOST PLAYERS (minus)

Per.

Time

G-As1-As2

1st

2:46

88-11-97

3rd

:48

11-97

3rd

8:47

11-88

3rd

14:24

HOST Goals

HOST PLAYERS (plus)

ONTARIO PLAYERS (minus)

Per.

Time

G-As1-As2

2nd

1:56

POWER PLAY OPPORTUNITIES
ONTARIO	0 / 4
HOST	0 / 1

PENALTY SUMMARY
ONTARIO	2 min / 1 inf
HOST	10 min / 5 inf (4)

POINT SUMMARY
ONTARIO	4 G + 4 A = 8 Pts
HOST	1 G + A = 1 Pts

SCORING	1	2	3	Total
ONTARIO	1	0	3	4
HOST	0	1	0	1

GOALTENDER/SAVES (Time)	1	2	3	Tot.	On	Off
ONT - Evelyn (60:00) (W)	12	6	6	24	/0:00	3rd/20:00
HST - Oswald (60:00) (L)	6	10	13	29	/0:00	3rd/20:00

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This report has been checked and verified against the Official Esso Cup Game Report.

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