Review of VHLM Games 201-210 PART 1

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     Game 201

        Saskatoon  6-7 San Diego (F/OT)

         (12-23-6)           (28-11-2)

Game 201 of the 93rd VHLM season was a nail biter, ending in a 6-7 loss for the Wild after extra time. Jean- Pierre Devote was an offensive threat this game, putting up 5 points (2-3–5) in this offensive minded game. Several other 4 point nights appeared from the offensive minded Marlins team in Game 201. In my opinion, this shows how unpredictable a game could be in the VHLM. Both Saskatoon and San Diego fans were definitely at the edge of their seats.

 

Game 202

             Miami 6-4 Ottawa  (F)

      (23-12-6)       (15-20-6)

Another high scoring affair in the VHLM as Miami hold on to a constant lead over the Lynx to come out victorious in front of their fans. With Miami leading in the shots department 36-30, they had no stoppage when it came to offense that game. Three point nights from M. Highmore (2-1–3) and P. Ennis (0-3–3) made for a good Miami game. Congrats on the win Miami !

 

               Game 203 
Las Vegas 0-2 Halifax  (F)

(24-13-4)       (15-23-3)

Las Vegas takes a loss to Halifax, scoring no goals while Halifax pots in two on 16 shots. A quiet game for this league but fun all the less. Several on-point nights from Halifax in this defensive masterclass. Goalie K. Cavill (Halifax) gets the shutout for game 203! Congrats Halifax!

 

Game 204

Houston 4-6 Philadelphia (F)

(23-15-3)        (31-7-3)

A well-fought game by both teams with Philly edging out the win. Offense prevails again as T. Swift (PHI) and T. Artov (HOU) both achieve the hat trick in game 204. With shots being 35-42, neither goalie could catch a break tonight. Congrats two the two Hat Trick Heroes for scoring as they do and Philadelphia on a well deserved win!

 

 Game 205

Mississauga 3-4 Mexico City (F)

(11-30-0)              (23-15-3)

Another close game with Mexico City taking the cake in regulation. Quality over quantity cam into play with Mississauga having more SOG than Mexico City. Nevertheless a nail biter. Congrats to Mexico City and to C. Hellebuyck on the first win of (hopefully) many more to come.

 

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