Conference Semi Finals: Games 1 & 2

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NA Series 1, Game 1:

Vancouver Wolves vs. Toronto Legion

NA Series 1, Game 2:

Vancouver Wolves vs. Toronto Legion

 

NA Series 2, Game 1:

Los Angeles Stars vs. D.C. Dragons

NA Series 2, Game 2:

Los Angeles Stars vs. D.C. Dragons

 

EU Series 1, Game 1:

London United vs. HC Davos Dynamo

EU Series 1, Game 2:

London United vs. HC Davos Dynamo

 

EU Series 2, Game 1:

Riga Reign vs. Prague Phantoms

EU Series 2, Game 2:

Riga Reign vs. Prague Phantoms

 

 

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Game 1: Toronto vs. Vancouver

Toronto Legion triumphed over Vancouver Wolves 5-3 in Game 1 of the Conference Semi-Finals. Despite Vancouver taking an early lead with goals from Girts Galvins and Wann Kerr, Toronto's Tomas Sogaard responded with a hat-trick, turning the game around. Each team had a robust offense, with Toronto taking 44 shots and Vancouver making 43 attempts.

The first period saw Vancouver Wolves drawing first blood, with Girts Galvins scoring at 1:03, only for Tomas Sogaard of Toronto Legion to equalize at 12:16. The Wolves regained the lead with a powerplay goal by Wann Kerr at 18:46. In the second period, Sogaard continued to dominate, netting two more goals and bringing his tally to three, while Brian Payne scored for the Wolves.

Sogaard wasn't done, adding a fourth goal in the third period, supported by teammate Montgomery Burns who also found the net. Goalies on both sides were kept busy, with Joel Castle of Toronto saving 40 shots out of 43, and Brandt Fuhr of Vancouver stopping 39 out of 44. The three stars of the game were all from Toronto: Tomas Sogaard, Ronan Lavelle, and Siyan Yasilievich, highlighting their significant contributions to the victory. This win sets the stage for what promises to be an exciting and closely contested series moving forward.

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Game 2: Toronto vs. Vancouver

In a tightly contested, and quite frankly, boring and low scoring Game 2 of the Conference Semi-finals, Vancouver Wolves edged out a victory over Toronto Legion with a 1-0 score. The game's lone goal was netted by Pierre Emile Bouchard in the second period, assisted by Girts Galvins and Oreo McFleury. This crucial goal showcased the Wolves' ability to capitalize on important chances, allowing them to level the series.

 

Both goalies delivered stellar performances, with Vancouver's Brandt Fuhr saving all 30 shots, earning a shutout and the First Star of the game. On the other end, Joel Castle of Toronto also showcased his skills by saving 33 out of 34 shots. However, despite his commendable effort, the Legion could not muster the offensive support needed to secure a win.

 

The game was characterized by its tight defense and lack of penalties, with the teams focusing intensely on maintaining control and avoiding mistakes. This approach resulted in a low-scoring affair, where every opportunity became crucial.

 

The Three Stars of the game were Brandt Fuhr (VAN), Joel Castle (TOR), and Pierre Emile Bouchard (VAN), acknowledging their significant contributions to their respective teams in this pivotal playoff encounter. With the series now evenly poised, the anticipation builds for the upcoming games, where both teams will look to take a decisive lead.