4 Things - Calgary Wranglers vs Riga Reign

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S64 Final Rematch (Calgary Wranglers vs Riga Reign)

 

The Riga Reign this season:

29 wins - 10 regulation losses - 3 overtime losses

 

The Calgary Wranglers this season:

14 wins - 22 regulation losses - 6 overtime losses

 

-Team Scoring Leaders-

Riga Reign

Goals: Podrick Cast (27)

Points: Edwin Preencarnacion (58)

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Calgary Wranglers

Goals: Jasper Canmore (22)

Points: Jasper Canmore (41)

 

Us:

The Riga Reign were against last-place team HC Davos Dynamo, the Dynamo only having 7 wins. The 1st period was quiet, nobody scoring a goal. But then 8:16 into the period, Edwin Preencarnacion scored to make it 1 to nothing for Riga. Then, later, at 16:44 into the second, Ryuu Crimson scored, ending the scoring for the second period. In the third period, Edwin Preencarnacion scored a goal 6:56 into the third, making it 3 to nothing for Riga. But then, Randoms of the HC Davos Dynamo scored at 8:15, getting the only goal for HC Davos Dynamo.  Ryuu Crimson would then pot his second goal of the game at 14:25, helping Riga win 4 to 1.

 

Them:

The Calgary Wranglers were against the Toronto Legion, the Legion in 3rd place in the standings. Karl van Moltke got a penalty 23 seconds into the game, giving the Legion an early power play, in which Sebastian Ironside scored at 1:36. The Wranglers, though, came back during the second period, with a goal from Aksel McKnight. Then, the third period was filled with scoring. In the third, Calgary took the league with a goal 2:56 into the period from Wlodzimierz Zajaczkowski, who has what is probably the hardest name to spell in this league. The Palindrome Paladin, Oyorra Arroyo scored at 14:28. After, Lando Baxter would put the Calgary Wranglers right back on top during a power play, at 17:20. But then Luc-Pierre Lespineau-Lebrunette (jeez, so many hard names) would score 15 seconds later (17:35 for those who can’t do the math) to tie it up for the Legion. And then in overtime, less than a minute into it, Evan R. Lawson scored at 0:56 to win it for Toronto.

 

 

This, That & The Other:

 

This: Riga is in first place in the league with 61 points. The second place Seattle Bears are hot on their tail with 59 points

 

That: In Riga’s 4-1 ass whooping against the last place HC Davos Dynamo, all three stars were from Riga. The third star was Leph Twinger, who got an assist on the goal from Edwin Preencarnacion, who was the second star with 2 goals. Ryuu Crimson was declared the first star, despite having 2 goals like Edwin Preencarnacion and nothing else.

 

The Other: The Calgary Wranglers are in 6th place, with 98 points. They have only 14 wins, which is the second least amount of wins in the league, second to the aforementioned HC Davos Dynamo.

 

 

Players to watch:

 

Riga: Of course, Edwin Preencarnacion who scored 2 goals last game and is leading Riga in both Goal Scoring and Points. He will be electric like always.

 

Calgary: Jasper Canmore who is leading the Calgary Wranglers in both Goals and Points.

 

Edited January 21, 2019 by SlapshotDragon

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14 minutes ago, SlapshotDragon said:

In Riga’s 4-1 ass whooping against the last place HC Davos Dynamo

wasnt our worst one!