Games: 540-555

[VHL Games 1,188]

Game 540:

Vancouver Wolves vs. New York Americans

Game 541:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 542:

London United vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 543:

Los Angeles Stars vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 544:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 545:

Seattle Bears vs. Riga Reign

Game 546:

Moscow Menace vs. London United

Game 547:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Toronto Legion

Game 548:

New York Americans vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 549:

Prague Phantoms vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 550:

Toronto Legion vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 551:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 552:

Seattle Bears vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 553:

D.C. Dragons vs. Moscow Menace

Game 554:

London United vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 555:

Riga Reign vs. Warsaw Predators

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Game 550:

 Toronto Legion vs. Vancouver Wolves 

 

In a closely contested match, Vancouver Wolves narrowly defeated Toronto Legion with a 3-2 score in a shootout. The first period saw Toronto's Mac Atlas score a power-play goal, assisted by Bobby Bob and Siyan Yasilievich. Despite penalties, Vancouver couldn’t capitalize on their power play. The second period was more dynamic with both teams scoring once. Ronan Lavelle increased Toronto's lead early in the period, with assists from Tomas Sogaard and Yasilievich. Vancouver's Girts Galvins later responded with a goal assisted by Pierre Emile Bouchard and Wann Kerr.

 

The third period saw Dogwood Maple of the Wolves score a crucial goal, leveling the game at 17:20, with assists from FISTED ANALLY BY A CIRCUS MONKEY Analfist and Hockley Mann. This set the stage for a tense overtime, which remained goalless, pushing the game into a shootout. Toronto's players couldn’t get past Vancouver’s goalie Brandt Fuhr in the shootout, while Girts Galvins secured the win for the Wolves with a precise shot.

 

Both goalies were impressive, with Toronto's Joel Castle saving 48 of 50 shots and Vancouver’s Fuhr saving 39 of 41. Castle's performance earned him the second star of the game, while Fuhr was the third star. The first star, however, was Dogwood Maple of the Wolves for his game-tying goal and overall performance. Despite the loss, Toronto Legion had a 50% success rate on their power plays, converting 2 of 4, while Vancouver Wolves couldn’t capitalize on any of their four power plays.

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Game 547:

 HC Davos Dynamo vs. Toronto Legion 

 

HC Davos Dynamo triumphed over Toronto Legion with a convincing 5-1 victory. The game was characterized by a powerful offensive display from Davos in the first period where they netted four goals, credited to Pete Mitchell, Jake Thunder, Alfred Champagne, and Halvar Torbjorn. Thunder was instrumental, ending the game with one goal and three assists, while Champagne also contributed significantly with a goal and an assist. Davos' fifth goal was scored in the second period by Skor McFleury, with Pete Mitchell and Thunder assisting.

 

Toronto Legion struggled to find their rhythm but managed to avoid a shutout with Tomas Sogaard scoring in the third period, assisted by Ronan Lavelle. Despite Toronto outshooting Davos 44 to 31, Davos' goalkeeper Lachlan Summers had an outstanding performance, saving 43 out of 44 shots, earning a save percentage of .977 and the second star of the game. Jake Thunder earned the first star with his four-point performance, and Alfred Champagne received the third star.

 

Penalties were frequent, with Davos Dynamo capitalizing on two of their six power-play opportunities. In contrast, Toronto Legion couldn't convert any of their eight power plays, highlighting their struggle in this particular matchup. Goalkeeper Joel Castle of Toronto Legion had a tough night, saving only 13 out of 18 shots before being replaced by Evan Bihler who saved all 13 shots faced.