Games: 288-299

[VHL Games 1,193]

Game 288:

Mississauga Hounds vs. Mexico City Kings

Game 289:

Ottawa Lynx vs. Las Vegas Aces

Game 290:

Halifax 21st vs. Philadelphia Reapers

Game 291:

Houston Bulls vs. Miami Marauders

Game 292:

Saskatoon Wild vs. San Diego Marlins

Game 293:

Mississauga Hounds vs. Halifax 21st

Game 294:

San Diego Marlins vs. Ottawa Lynx

Game 295:

Miami Marauders vs. Mexico City Kings

Game 296:

Ottawa Lynx vs. Philadelphia Reapers

Game 297:

Mexico City Kings vs. Las Vegas Aces

Game 298:

Halifax 21st vs. Houston Bulls

Game 299:

Mississauga Hounds vs. Saskatoon Wild

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Game 289

 

The Las Vegas Aces got off to a hot start against the Ottawa Lynx, scoring inside the first three minutes of the first period. The Lynx would find a way to put more shots on goal than the Aces through the first period, and Adison Bond put Ottawa on the scoreboard with a power play goal. The teams fought to keep things tied up through the second period. The Aces looked to have things sewn up with a 3-2 lead, but the Lynx pulled magic out of their hat to find two goals in the final three minutes of the game.

 

Game 294

 

The Lynx hosted the San Diego Marlins and the energy was electric. Ottawa maintained strong puck possession through the first period, but Clueless Wallob was strong in the net for San Diego, allowing only one of 20 shot attempts to sneak past him and into the back of the net. The first intermission gave the Marlins the momentum shift they needed to surge: they scored three times within the first five minutes of the second period. Outside that stretch of difficulty, Art Vandelay would allow no further scoring, and the Marlins would finish the night with only those three goals to show. In the final frame of grueling battle, Svatopluk Puk hammered in the game winning goal on the power play, carrying Ottawa to victory with a score of 4-3 at the end of regulation time.