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Game 81:

Moscow Menace vs. New York Americans

Game 82:

D.C. Dragons vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 83:

Warsaw Predators vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 84:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Toronto Legion

Game 85:

Prague Phantoms vs. Riga Reign

Game 86:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 87:

London United vs. Seattle Bears

Game 88:

Los Angeles Stars vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 89:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menace

Game 90:

D.C. Dragons vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 91:

Helsinki Titans vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 92:

New York Americans vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 93:

Toronto Legion vs. Riga Reign

Game 94:

Seattle Bears vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 95:

Los Angeles Stars vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 96:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. London United

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Game 84

 

The Calgary Wranglers faced off against the Toronto Legion, resulting in a 3-1 victory for the Legion. The first period saw both teams hit the scoreboard with Ronan Lavelle netting for the Legion and Vinny Lecavalier scoring for the Wranglers. The second period remained goalless despite tense plays. However, the Legion's offensive prowess shone in the third period, with Dens Oden and Montgomery Burns both finding the net. The Legion displayed their dominance by putting up 40 shots on goal, nearly double the Wranglers' 21. Standout performers of the match were Montgomery Burns, Siyan Yasilievich, and Ronan Lavelle, who were named the top three stars. While the Legion capitalized on one of their four power plays, their defense held strong, fending off both of the Wranglers' power-play opportunities.

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Game 93: 

In an electric showdown, the Toronto Legion met the Riga Reign, with the Reign emerging victoriously at 4-2. The game began explosively, with The Frenchman netting an early goal for the Reign. Their momentum was further propelled by Sax Justice, who scored with an assist from Sadie St-Louis and Larry Abass Jr. However, the Legion struck back with Tomas Sogaard's power-play goal, ending the first period 2-1 in favor of Riga.

The second period witnessed James Marino intensifying Riga's lead, but Ronan Lavelle countered for Toronto, keeping the game within reach. The third period sealed the deal for Riga, with Sax Justice scoring into an empty net, solidifying the Reign's win.

Goalkeepers showcased exceptional talent; Joel Castle for Toronto managed 40 saves on 43 shots, while Riga's Henry Tucker Jr saved 27 out of 29. Stellar performances were evident with Sax Justice leading the Reign, having a hand in three of the four goals. Sadie St-Louis also stood out with three assists. The three stars of the game were Sax Justice, Sadie St-Louis, and Siyan Yasilievich from the Legion.

A noteworthy moment was the brawl between Larry Abass Jr and Ronan Lavelle, which resulted in a draw. Both teams displayed formidable defensive prowess on power plays, with Toronto at 14.29% and Riga at 25%.

 

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