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RAIDERS POWER PLAY SINKS VICTORIAS
The Vics visited Billy Mosienko Arena Sunday Night and dropped a 5-1 decision to the Raiders, thanks to the three power play goals the Raiders scored.
Tanner Magalas scored with just one second left in the first, making it 1-0 for the Raiders after the first. Kal Kastes replied for the Victoias just 35 seconds into the second , tying the score, but then the Raiders power play scored three goals by Nick Mathews,AJ Bracken,and Tanner Magalas with his second of the night. Mike Lazo finished off the scoring as the Raiders outshot the Vics 39-28.
The Vics visited Billy Mosienko Arena Sunday Night and dropped a 5-1 decision to the Raiders, thanks to the three power play goals the Raiders scored.
Tanner Magalas scored with just one second left in the first, making it 1-0 for the Raiders after the first. Kal Kastes replied for the Victoias just 35 seconds into the second , tying the score, but then the Raiders power play scored three goals by Nick Mathews,AJ Bracken,and Tanner Magalas with his second of the night. Mike Lazo finished off the scoring as the Raiders outshot the Vics 39-28.
HAWKS DOWN VICS
The Victorias lost to the Charleswood Hawks Thursday night at the old barn on St. Annes Rd. by a 5-2 margin.
The Hawks were lead by Ryan Hutton, Mike Lorange, Cole Benediktson, Riley Kolesar and Derek Finnbogason into an empty net. Tyler Pchajek and Dan Popel replied for the Victorias, both goals the result of power plays. Nolan Bray blocked 25 shots for the Victorias while Andrew Derwin picked up the win as well as an assist on Finnbogason's goal stopping 22 shots.
The "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" for the Hawks was Cory Yeroschak who had two assists , while Dan Popel with a goal and an assist was the Vic's player of the game.
The 50-50 draw was won by Pete Pepindowski , who claimed the jackpot of $100 with ticket # 1344. Congratulations Pete!!
The Vics are away , to play the Raiders Sunday night at Billy Mosienko Arena. Game Time is 7:30 pm
The Victorias lost to the Charleswood Hawks Thursday night at the old barn on St. Annes Rd. by a 5-2 margin.
The Hawks were lead by Ryan Hutton, Mike Lorange, Cole Benediktson, Riley Kolesar and Derek Finnbogason into an empty net. Tyler Pchajek and Dan Popel replied for the Victorias, both goals the result of power plays. Nolan Bray blocked 25 shots for the Victorias while Andrew Derwin picked up the win as well as an assist on Finnbogason's goal stopping 22 shots.
The "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" for the Hawks was Cory Yeroschak who had two assists , while Dan Popel with a goal and an assist was the Vic's player of the game.
The 50-50 draw was won by Pete Pepindowski , who claimed the jackpot of $100 with ticket # 1344. Congratulations Pete!!
The Vics are away , to play the Raiders Sunday night at Billy Mosienko Arena. Game Time is 7:30 pm
VICS LOSE TO ST. JAMES IN A SHOOTOUT , WINLESS STREAK NOW AT SIX
The Victorias woes continued Thursday night at the St. Vital arena as they lost in a shootout to the St. James Canucks by a score of 3-2.
Danick Levesque and AP Matt Gunnhouse, scoring his first MMJHL goal paced the Vics, while Nick Stire and Shawn Dyck scored for the Canucks. After a scoreless OT the game went to a shootout with the Canucks Mich Lockhart scoring the only goal giving St. James the win.
Kurtis Brakel was strong in the Canucks goal stopping 37 shots and was named the the "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" while Johnny Hawash stopped 24 shots in the Victorias goal.
Matt Gunnhouse was the Vics "Boston Pizza Player of the Game"
Wendy Riel was the 50-50 winner with ticket # 0996. Wendy took home the $125.00 jackpot.
The Vics are off until Thursday,Jan 22 when the Charleswood Hawks visit . game time is 7:30 PM
The Victorias woes continued Thursday night at the St. Vital arena as they lost in a shootout to the St. James Canucks by a score of 3-2.
Danick Levesque and AP Matt Gunnhouse, scoring his first MMJHL goal paced the Vics, while Nick Stire and Shawn Dyck scored for the Canucks. After a scoreless OT the game went to a shootout with the Canucks Mich Lockhart scoring the only goal giving St. James the win.
Kurtis Brakel was strong in the Canucks goal stopping 37 shots and was named the the "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" while Johnny Hawash stopped 24 shots in the Victorias goal.
Matt Gunnhouse was the Vics "Boston Pizza Player of the Game"
Wendy Riel was the 50-50 winner with ticket # 0996. Wendy took home the $125.00 jackpot.
The Vics are off until Thursday,Jan 22 when the Charleswood Hawks visit . game time is 7:30 PM
RIELS THUMP VICS 9-1, VICS WINLESS STREAK NOW AT FIVE
The Victorias were hammered 9-1 Tuesday night by the St. Boniface Riels at the Southdale Rec Centre.
The Riels were lead by Michael Gorrie's three goals and singles by Will Harrison,Skyler Eastman,Nick Doyle,Brock Bram,Carson McIntosh and Brett Masterton. Brad Angus scored for the Victorias.
Ryan Grossmueller made 20 saves in the Riels goal for the win, while Nolan Bray and Johnny Hawash combines to make 30 saves in the Victoria goal, with Bray taking the loss.
The Victorias now host the St. James Canucks on Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena, game time is 7:30 PM
The Victorias were hammered 9-1 Tuesday night by the St. Boniface Riels at the Southdale Rec Centre.
The Riels were lead by Michael Gorrie's three goals and singles by Will Harrison,Skyler Eastman,Nick Doyle,Brock Bram,Carson McIntosh and Brett Masterton. Brad Angus scored for the Victorias.
Ryan Grossmueller made 20 saves in the Riels goal for the win, while Nolan Bray and Johnny Hawash combines to make 30 saves in the Victoria goal, with Bray taking the loss.
The Victorias now host the St. James Canucks on Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena, game time is 7:30 PM
VICTORIAS DROP TWO GAMES IN OVERTIME DURING MMJHL SHOWCASE WEEKEND, GRABBING TWO OF POSSIBLE FOUR POINTS
The Vics played two games this weekend in the MMJHL showcase weekend held at the MTS Iceplex in Headingly.
Saturday afternoon, they played the River East Royal Knights, losing 5-4 in a shootout. The Vics marksmen were Jorden Reid-Whyte,Danick Levesque,Kal Kastes and Jordan Ivanyshyn. Scoring for the Royal Knights was Riley Kuryk, Dan Giles, Kris Sigurdson and Simon Miller. After a scoreless first period, the Royal Knights lead 4-3 after two with the Vics tying the score in the third forcing OT. When the five minute OT period failed to settle anything the teams went to a shootout, where the Royal Knights Andrew Kossack was the only one to score, giving the Royal Knights the extra point in the standings.
On Sunday afternoon, the boys took on the Transcona Railer Express, and lost again, this time in overtime.
The Vics were lead by Jordan Ivanyshyn,Keegan Papadopoulos and Brad Angus. Riailer Express Marksmen were Ryan Kotchon, Isaac Bellan and Mat Gardner with two, including the winner at 2:32 of overtime.
The Vics now take on the St. Boniface Riels on Tuesday at the Southdale Rec Centre, and then are back at St. Vital Arena to host the St. James Canucks Thursday night. Game time both nights is 7:30 PM
TWINS STOP VICS, THE BOYS DROP SECOND IN A ROW ON HOME ICE
The Fort Garry Twins had a third period comeback and dropped the Victorias 4-3 Thursday night at St. Vital Arena.
The Vics opened the scoring with newcomer Jesse Mitchell scoring his first of the year in his first game as a Victoria at 17:51 of the first period. The Twins Colton Plante tied the score at 5:17 of the second, but the Vics regained their lead with KC Mason scoring at 6:21 and the Vics lead 2-1 after two periods. Justin Tremblay made it 3-0 at 2:10 into the third period, but the Twins came back with three unanswered goals by Kayin Pauls, Nick Doyle and then Justin Fernando scored the winner with 57 second left as he put the puck between Johnny Hawash's arm and chest. The star of the game was the Twins Mark Woloshyn who stopped 38 Victoria shots. Foe his efforts Mark was the Twins "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" and was awarded a coupon for an 8" gourmet pizza, compliments of Boston Pizza. Jesse Mitchell was the Vic's play erothe game, scoring his first of the year .
The Vics are now in the MMJHL showcase weekend , playing Saturday vs. the River East Royal Knights at 6:15 and Sunday at 3:45 vs. the Transcona Railer Express.
Each MMJHL team will play two games this weekend, all games at the MTS Iceplex. Please go to MMJHL.ca for more information and game times.
The Fort Garry Twins had a third period comeback and dropped the Victorias 4-3 Thursday night at St. Vital Arena.
The Vics opened the scoring with newcomer Jesse Mitchell scoring his first of the year in his first game as a Victoria at 17:51 of the first period. The Twins Colton Plante tied the score at 5:17 of the second, but the Vics regained their lead with KC Mason scoring at 6:21 and the Vics lead 2-1 after two periods. Justin Tremblay made it 3-0 at 2:10 into the third period, but the Twins came back with three unanswered goals by Kayin Pauls, Nick Doyle and then Justin Fernando scored the winner with 57 second left as he put the puck between Johnny Hawash's arm and chest. The star of the game was the Twins Mark Woloshyn who stopped 38 Victoria shots. Foe his efforts Mark was the Twins "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" and was awarded a coupon for an 8" gourmet pizza, compliments of Boston Pizza. Jesse Mitchell was the Vic's play erothe game, scoring his first of the year .
The Vics are now in the MMJHL showcase weekend , playing Saturday vs. the River East Royal Knights at 6:15 and Sunday at 3:45 vs. the Transcona Railer Express.
Each MMJHL team will play two games this weekend, all games at the MTS Iceplex. Please go to MMJHL.ca for more information and game times.
TWISTERS DOWN VICTORIAS
The Pembina Valley Twisters blew through town on Sunday night and left with a convincing 5-1 victory over the Vics.
Colin Grenier lead the Twisters with two goals and one assist. Joey Delaquis chipped in two goals while Tyler Penner had a single. Mitch Chanel contributed three assists for the winners.
Justin Tremblay replied for the Victorias ,spoiling Gavin Klassen's shutout bid at 13:07 of the third period. Klassen ended up with 14 saves taking the win. The Vics Nolan Bray was the busier of the two goaltenders, stopping 31 Twister shots.
Boston Pizza , players of the game were Colin Grenier for the Twisrers with his three point effort, while Justin Tremblay was the Vics plyer of the game, scoring the only Vics marker.
Next up for the Vics is Thursday Night when the Fort Garry Twins visit St. Vital Arena. Game Time is 7:30 PM
The Pembina Valley Twisters blew through town on Sunday night and left with a convincing 5-1 victory over the Vics.
Colin Grenier lead the Twisters with two goals and one assist. Joey Delaquis chipped in two goals while Tyler Penner had a single. Mitch Chanel contributed three assists for the winners.
Justin Tremblay replied for the Victorias ,spoiling Gavin Klassen's shutout bid at 13:07 of the third period. Klassen ended up with 14 saves taking the win. The Vics Nolan Bray was the busier of the two goaltenders, stopping 31 Twister shots.
Boston Pizza , players of the game were Colin Grenier for the Twisrers with his three point effort, while Justin Tremblay was the Vics plyer of the game, scoring the only Vics marker.
Next up for the Vics is Thursday Night when the Fort Garry Twins visit St. Vital Arena. Game Time is 7:30 PM
Easton Oliver-Hanna , two goals vs. Express
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VICTORIAS DE RAIL RAILER EXPRESS 5-2
The St. Vital Victorias opened the 2015 part of the season with a 5-2 victory over the Transcona Railer Express Friday Night. The Victorias were lead by league scoring leader Danick Levesque who scored two goals and added an assist. Easton Oliver -Hanna also scored two goals for the boys, while Jorden Reid-Whyte added a goal and a helper. Nicolas Gravel and Reiss Burtniak scored for the Express. The Vics Nolan Bray stopped 20 Transcona shots ,taking the win, while the Railer Express' Erik Pion made 31 saves. Next action for the Vics is Sunday, Jan 4 when they finally return to the St. Vital Arena to host the league leading Pembina Valley Twisters. Game time is 7:30 pm |
The St. Vital Victorias players,coaching staff,executive and staff would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!!
VICTORIAS CLOSE OUT 2014 WITH A LOSS AND WIN ON THE ROAD.
The St.Vital Victorias closed out 2014 by getting hammered by the Raiders Friday Night at Billy Mosienko Arena and then downing the Charleswood Hawks Sunday Night at the Eric Coy Arena.
There wasn't much to say about Fridays game, other than Danick Levesque scoring his 17 th goal of the season, so we will just move on to Sundays encounter.
Levesque scored two more goals Sunday to pace the Victorias . Jorden Reid Whyte scored the other Victoria goal. Mike Lorange replied for the Hawks.
Nolan Bray turned aside 19 saves for the win , while the Hawks Andrew Derwin made 21 saves. There was a bit of an oddity, referee Ryan Galley called only six minor penalties all night, but three of them were Too Many Men on the ice penalties, two to the Vics and one to the Hawks..
The Victorias now enter the Christmas Break with their next game Friday Jan 2/2015 when they visit the Transcona Railer Express . Game Time is 7:30 PM
The St.Vital Victorias closed out 2014 by getting hammered by the Raiders Friday Night at Billy Mosienko Arena and then downing the Charleswood Hawks Sunday Night at the Eric Coy Arena.
There wasn't much to say about Fridays game, other than Danick Levesque scoring his 17 th goal of the season, so we will just move on to Sundays encounter.
Levesque scored two more goals Sunday to pace the Victorias . Jorden Reid Whyte scored the other Victoria goal. Mike Lorange replied for the Hawks.
Nolan Bray turned aside 19 saves for the win , while the Hawks Andrew Derwin made 21 saves. There was a bit of an oddity, referee Ryan Galley called only six minor penalties all night, but three of them were Too Many Men on the ice penalties, two to the Vics and one to the Hawks..
The Victorias now enter the Christmas Break with their next game Friday Jan 2/2015 when they visit the Transcona Railer Express . Game Time is 7:30 PM
Ray Allard, scored 10 th goal of the year
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VICS DOWN CANUCKS IN SHOOTOUT!
The boys paid a visit to the St.James Civic Centre and came away with a 3-2 shootout Victory. After a scoreless first period, the Vics Ray Allard wasted no time scoring his tenth goal of the season just 11 seconds into the period. The Canucks tied the score at 16:01 with Scott Gallaher replying for the home team. The Vics took the lead one more time with K C Mason scoring just 31 seconds after Gallaher tied the score and that's how the period ended. The Canucks Brayden Dumonceaux tied the score with just 23 seconds left in the period and it was off to overtime. The five minute period settled nothing and the teams went to a shootout, which went to the fifth round when the Vic's captain Tyler Pchajek finally scored. Nolan Bray stopped 22 shots in the Vics goal to take the win, while the Canucks Riley Harrison stopped 34 shots being credited with a tie. The Victorias are now off until Dec 19th when they pay a visit to Billy Mosienko to take on the Raiders. Game Time is 7:30 PM |
VICTORIA"S DANICK LEVESQUE NAMED MMJHL PLAYER OF THE MONTH FOR OCT.
Congratulations go to the Victorias Danick Levesque for being named the MMJHL player of the month for October 2014.
Danick had 10 goals and 15 assists for 25 points in 13 games. That equates to 1.92 points per game.
As of Dec 6th, Danick is leading all MMJHL players with 16 goals and 23 assists in 23 games.
Congratulations Danick on a job well done!!
At left , Danick is presented with the Oct 2014 MMJHL "player of the Month" from Victorias president Dwayne Joseph
Congratulations go to the Victorias Danick Levesque for being named the MMJHL player of the month for October 2014.
Danick had 10 goals and 15 assists for 25 points in 13 games. That equates to 1.92 points per game.
As of Dec 6th, Danick is leading all MMJHL players with 16 goals and 23 assists in 23 games.
Congratulations Danick on a job well done!!
At left , Danick is presented with the Oct 2014 MMJHL "player of the Month" from Victorias president Dwayne Joseph
VICS GROUND JETS
The Stonewall Jets visited the old barn on St. Annes Road Thursday night and the Vics defeated them 5-2 .
Newcomer Jordan Ivanyshyn scored a hat trick , while League scoring leader Danick Levesque also had a very productive night with four assists including setting up all of Ivanyshyn's goals. Justin Tremblay and Keegan Papodopolos also had goals for the Vics. Brett Meilleur and Clay Tait replied for the Jets . The Vics Johnny Hawash stopped 22 shots for his fourth win of the season, while the Jets Hunter Ploszay stopped 34 shots taking the loss.
The Boston pizza players of the game were Jordan Ivanyshyn of the Victorias with his Hat trick, Clay Tait was the Jets player of the game , scoring his fifth of the season.
Dave Yallits won the 50-50 with ticket # 3978. Dave won the jackpot of $140.00
Next up, the Victorias visit the St.James Canucks Sunday night
The Stonewall Jets visited the old barn on St. Annes Road Thursday night and the Vics defeated them 5-2 .
Newcomer Jordan Ivanyshyn scored a hat trick , while League scoring leader Danick Levesque also had a very productive night with four assists including setting up all of Ivanyshyn's goals. Justin Tremblay and Keegan Papodopolos also had goals for the Vics. Brett Meilleur and Clay Tait replied for the Jets . The Vics Johnny Hawash stopped 22 shots for his fourth win of the season, while the Jets Hunter Ploszay stopped 34 shots taking the loss.
The Boston pizza players of the game were Jordan Ivanyshyn of the Victorias with his Hat trick, Clay Tait was the Jets player of the game , scoring his fifth of the season.
Dave Yallits won the 50-50 with ticket # 3978. Dave won the jackpot of $140.00
Next up, the Victorias visit the St.James Canucks Sunday night
PEMBINA VALLEY TWISTERS UP END VICS
The St. Vital Victorias dropped their second home game in a row Thursday Night, a 2-0 decision to the Pembina Valley Twisters. Matt Mazinke scored the opening goal at 5:05 of the second when Danick Morin stole the puck from a Victoria defender behind the Vic's net and gave it to Mazinke, who put the puck by Nolan Bray. Mazinke then scored into an empty Victoria goal at 19:15 of the third ending the Vics hopes for the night.
The Twisters Alcide Grenier stopped 27 shots for the shutout win. Nolan Bray stopped 14 shots in the Victoria goal. The Boston Pizza Player of the game was Matt Mazinke for the Twisters with his two goal performance , while newcomer Jordan Ivanyshyn was the Vics player of the game. The winner of the 50-50 draw was Jason Adams , who won the Jackpot of $105.00 with ticket number 3927. Next up is the Stonewall Jets , this Thursday , Dec 4 . Game Time is 7:30 PM. Thursday's game is the last chance to contribute to the Victorias Christmas Hamper Drive, as the boys have away games until after the new year!!!!.
The St. Vital Victorias dropped their second home game in a row Thursday Night, a 2-0 decision to the Pembina Valley Twisters. Matt Mazinke scored the opening goal at 5:05 of the second when Danick Morin stole the puck from a Victoria defender behind the Vic's net and gave it to Mazinke, who put the puck by Nolan Bray. Mazinke then scored into an empty Victoria goal at 19:15 of the third ending the Vics hopes for the night.
The Twisters Alcide Grenier stopped 27 shots for the shutout win. Nolan Bray stopped 14 shots in the Victoria goal. The Boston Pizza Player of the game was Matt Mazinke for the Twisters with his two goal performance , while newcomer Jordan Ivanyshyn was the Vics player of the game. The winner of the 50-50 draw was Jason Adams , who won the Jackpot of $105.00 with ticket number 3927. Next up is the Stonewall Jets , this Thursday , Dec 4 . Game Time is 7:30 PM. Thursday's game is the last chance to contribute to the Victorias Christmas Hamper Drive, as the boys have away games until after the new year!!!!.
RIELS DROP VICTORIAS 6-4
The St. Boniface Riels paid a visit to the old barn on St. Annes Rd and walked away with a 6-4 victory.
The Vic's opened the scoring just 1:27 into the game when Justin Tremblay scored on a nice set up from Easton Oliver-Hanna. The Riels replied on a power play at 17:27 on a goal by Mark Sharman and the period ended tied 1-1. The Riels exploded for four second period goals , taking a 5-1 lead after the second. Dominic Swenarchuck, Mark Sharman with his second of the night Will Harrison and Sean Christensen lit the lamp for the Riels.
The Victorias made a game of it, never quitting, with goals by Justin Tremblay with his second of the night, Jorden Reid-Whyte and Danick Levesque in the third, but the Riels Russell Trudeau put one in the empty Victoria net with 12 seconds left in the game.
Nolan Bray stopped 25 shots in the Vics goal in a losing effort, while Ryan Grossmueller stopped 26 Victoria shots taking the W.
The "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" for the Riels was Jens Giesbrecht with two assists and for the Vics it was Justin Tremblay with two goals and an assist. The Vics thank Boston Pizza for their support. The 50-50 was won by claimed by Rick Sommerville with ticket number 3840. Rick won the jackpot of $140.00 Congratulations Rick!
The Vics next home game is Tuesday,December 2 vs. the Pembina Valley Twisters. Game time is 7:30.
The Victorias will be collecting non perishable food donations or cash for their annual Christmas Hamper Drive!!!! They will only collect on the Dec 2nd and the Dec 4th home game against the Stonewall Jets as they are away until the new Year.
The St. Boniface Riels paid a visit to the old barn on St. Annes Rd and walked away with a 6-4 victory.
The Vic's opened the scoring just 1:27 into the game when Justin Tremblay scored on a nice set up from Easton Oliver-Hanna. The Riels replied on a power play at 17:27 on a goal by Mark Sharman and the period ended tied 1-1. The Riels exploded for four second period goals , taking a 5-1 lead after the second. Dominic Swenarchuck, Mark Sharman with his second of the night Will Harrison and Sean Christensen lit the lamp for the Riels.
The Victorias made a game of it, never quitting, with goals by Justin Tremblay with his second of the night, Jorden Reid-Whyte and Danick Levesque in the third, but the Riels Russell Trudeau put one in the empty Victoria net with 12 seconds left in the game.
Nolan Bray stopped 25 shots in the Vics goal in a losing effort, while Ryan Grossmueller stopped 26 Victoria shots taking the W.
The "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" for the Riels was Jens Giesbrecht with two assists and for the Vics it was Justin Tremblay with two goals and an assist. The Vics thank Boston Pizza for their support. The 50-50 was won by claimed by Rick Sommerville with ticket number 3840. Rick won the jackpot of $140.00 Congratulations Rick!
The Vics next home game is Tuesday,December 2 vs. the Pembina Valley Twisters. Game time is 7:30.
The Victorias will be collecting non perishable food donations or cash for their annual Christmas Hamper Drive!!!! They will only collect on the Dec 2nd and the Dec 4th home game against the Stonewall Jets as they are away until the new Year.
VICTORIAS SPLIT WEEKEND GAMES,
The St. Vital Victorias split their weekend games, dropping a 5-3 decision to the River East Royal Knights Friday night, then defeating the Fort Garry Twins Sunday night at Century Arena in a shootout 5-4.
Ftiday night the Royal Knights were lead by Mike Sabourin with two goals and singles by Jory Jastrezbski,Mike Dzioba and Andrew Kossack. The Vics marksmen were Easton Oliver-Hanna with two goals and Danick Levesque. Nolan Bray started for the Vics and stopped 19 shots over 28:03 ,taking the loss, and Johnny Hawash came in relief stopping 12 shots. Shaun Gerbinski stopped 21 Victoria shots to record the win.
Sunday Night was a different story, the Twins did open the scoring on a power play goal by Scott Shayna , but the Vics roared back with three goals by Ray Allard,KC Mason and Danick Levesque.
Keigan Bannerman increased the lead early in the second, but the Twins never quit as Nick Doyle and Simon Klassen narrowed the Vics lead to 4-3 after 2. Doyle scored his second of the night and the game was off to OT. Nothing was settled and the teams went to a shootout where Danick Levesque scored the eventual winning goal.
The Vics now return home for a three game homestand that starts this Thursday against the St. Boniface Riels. Game time is 7:30 pm.
Don't forget to bring a non perishable food item for the Vics Christmas Hamper drive !!!
The St. Vital Victorias split their weekend games, dropping a 5-3 decision to the River East Royal Knights Friday night, then defeating the Fort Garry Twins Sunday night at Century Arena in a shootout 5-4.
Ftiday night the Royal Knights were lead by Mike Sabourin with two goals and singles by Jory Jastrezbski,Mike Dzioba and Andrew Kossack. The Vics marksmen were Easton Oliver-Hanna with two goals and Danick Levesque. Nolan Bray started for the Vics and stopped 19 shots over 28:03 ,taking the loss, and Johnny Hawash came in relief stopping 12 shots. Shaun Gerbinski stopped 21 Victoria shots to record the win.
Sunday Night was a different story, the Twins did open the scoring on a power play goal by Scott Shayna , but the Vics roared back with three goals by Ray Allard,KC Mason and Danick Levesque.
Keigan Bannerman increased the lead early in the second, but the Twins never quit as Nick Doyle and Simon Klassen narrowed the Vics lead to 4-3 after 2. Doyle scored his second of the night and the game was off to OT. Nothing was settled and the teams went to a shootout where Danick Levesque scored the eventual winning goal.
The Vics now return home for a three game homestand that starts this Thursday against the St. Boniface Riels. Game time is 7:30 pm.
Don't forget to bring a non perishable food item for the Vics Christmas Hamper drive !!!
THE VICTORIAS CHRISTMAS HAMPER DRIVE IS SET TO LAUNCH NEXT HOME GAME!!!!!
The St Vital Junior Victorias will start their annual Christmas Hamper drive at their next home game, Thursday, Nov 27 vs. the St. Boniface Riels.
The Vics are accepting donations of non perishable foods or cash donations . The donations will be forwarded to less fortunate St. Vital familes , to help them enjoy the spirit of the holiday season.
The boys only have three home games left before Christmas , the Nov 27 date and Dec 2 and 4. After that they play away games until the new year, so we are starting our drive a little earlier than normally.
So please remember to bring a food item or make a cash donation at any of those games!
The St Vital Junior Victorias will start their annual Christmas Hamper drive at their next home game, Thursday, Nov 27 vs. the St. Boniface Riels.
The Vics are accepting donations of non perishable foods or cash donations . The donations will be forwarded to less fortunate St. Vital familes , to help them enjoy the spirit of the holiday season.
The boys only have three home games left before Christmas , the Nov 27 date and Dec 2 and 4. After that they play away games until the new year, so we are starting our drive a little earlier than normally.
So please remember to bring a food item or make a cash donation at any of those games!
RAILER EXPRESS UPEND VICTORIAS IN SUNDAY MATINEE
The Transcona Railer Express stopped the Vics Sunday afternoon 5-2 scoring three power play goals on six chances.
It appears that the Vics don't like matinee performances as they have lost both Sunday afternoon games this season.
Matt Gardner,Alex Jespen,Bobby Evans,Mason Gibson, and Isaac Bellan lead the Railer Express , while Danick Levesque and Kal Kastes replied for the Victorias.
Devyn Maytchuk stopped 31 Victoria shots for the win, while Johnny Hawash started and went two periods for the Vics stopping 11 shots ,taking the loss . Nolan Bray came on in the third , stopping 7 shots.
The Vics are now off until Friday, when the visit the River East Royal Knights at Terry Sawchuk. Game time is 7:30 pm
LEVESQUE LEADS VICS OVER RAIDERS WITH OT GOAL!
For the second night in a row,Danick Levesque lead the Vics to a big win, scoring a goal in overtime vs. the Raiders , the night before he had the shootout winner against the Charleswood Hawks. The 3rd year vet scored his 12th goal of the season with 58 seconds left in the OT period, giving the boys their 11th victory of the season and moved them into a tie for first place with the Raiders. The Raiders opened the scoring at 9:08 of the first on a goal by Eli Batt. Ray Allard tied the score for the Vics at 4:10 of the second , but Cole Thalman gave the Raiders the lead again just 4:26 later as the Raiders lead 2-1 after the second. The Vics Justin Tremblay tied the game again at 10:57 of the third and it was off to OT again, where Levesque's goal gave the boys their fourth victory in a row.
Nolan Bray made 44 saves winning his 9th game of the season, while the Raiders Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 29 shots for a tie.
Next up, a trip to Transcona, for a matinee against the Railer Express, Sunday afternoon. Game Time is 2:00 PM
For the second night in a row,Danick Levesque lead the Vics to a big win, scoring a goal in overtime vs. the Raiders , the night before he had the shootout winner against the Charleswood Hawks. The 3rd year vet scored his 12th goal of the season with 58 seconds left in the OT period, giving the boys their 11th victory of the season and moved them into a tie for first place with the Raiders. The Raiders opened the scoring at 9:08 of the first on a goal by Eli Batt. Ray Allard tied the score for the Vics at 4:10 of the second , but Cole Thalman gave the Raiders the lead again just 4:26 later as the Raiders lead 2-1 after the second. The Vics Justin Tremblay tied the game again at 10:57 of the third and it was off to OT again, where Levesque's goal gave the boys their fourth victory in a row.
Nolan Bray made 44 saves winning his 9th game of the season, while the Raiders Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 29 shots for a tie.
Next up, a trip to Transcona, for a matinee against the Railer Express, Sunday afternoon. Game Time is 2:00 PM
VICTORIAS DEFEAT HAWKS IN SHOOTOUT
The Vics dropped the Charleswood Hawks Thursday night at the old barn 3-2 in a shootout. This was the second game between these teams this year and the Hawks came away with an identical 3-2 win in a shootout on Oct 14. The Hawks took a 2-1 lead into the third , after a scoreless first on goals by Tyler Morwick and Cole Benedicktson. Brad Angus scored for the Vics. The only goal of the third was the Vics Jorden Reid-Whyte who tied the score with 4:25 left in the period. The teams were scoreless from then on, including the OT and we were off to the second shootout in two meetings this season. Nolan Bray blanked all three Hawk shooters , while Danick Levesque beat the Hawks Andrew Derwin for the victory.
Bray stopped 20 Charleswood shots ,taking the win, while Derwin stopped 25 Victoria drives taking a tie.
The Boston Pizza player of the game for the Vics was Danick Levesque with the shootout winner, while Tyler Morwyk was named the Hawk player of the game.
The 50-50 was won by Dave Yallits , with ticket # 3757. Dave won a jackpot of $125.00 . Congratulations Dave.
Next up, is a short change for the boys , they are at Billy Mosienko Arena tonight to take on the Raiders, who are one point ahead of the Vics in the MMJHL standings. Game Time is 7:30
The Vics dropped the Charleswood Hawks Thursday night at the old barn 3-2 in a shootout. This was the second game between these teams this year and the Hawks came away with an identical 3-2 win in a shootout on Oct 14. The Hawks took a 2-1 lead into the third , after a scoreless first on goals by Tyler Morwick and Cole Benedicktson. Brad Angus scored for the Vics. The only goal of the third was the Vics Jorden Reid-Whyte who tied the score with 4:25 left in the period. The teams were scoreless from then on, including the OT and we were off to the second shootout in two meetings this season. Nolan Bray blanked all three Hawk shooters , while Danick Levesque beat the Hawks Andrew Derwin for the victory.
Bray stopped 20 Charleswood shots ,taking the win, while Derwin stopped 25 Victoria drives taking a tie.
The Boston Pizza player of the game for the Vics was Danick Levesque with the shootout winner, while Tyler Morwyk was named the Hawk player of the game.
The 50-50 was won by Dave Yallits , with ticket # 3757. Dave won a jackpot of $125.00 . Congratulations Dave.
Next up, is a short change for the boys , they are at Billy Mosienko Arena tonight to take on the Raiders, who are one point ahead of the Vics in the MMJHL standings. Game Time is 7:30
LEST WE FORGET
The St Vital Victorias would like to take a moment to honour the men and women that serve in our military, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice, in order that we have the freedoms that we enjoy in our land today. This year , with the tragic deaths of two Canadian soldiers , Warrant officer Patrice Vincent and Cpl. Nathan Cirillo ,who lost their lives on home soil makes this Nov 11 even more heartfelt . The hockey club encourages everyone in our country to take a moment this Tuesday, November 11. to remember the sacrifices made . As many of you know, the St. Vital Victorias were named in the memory of Company Sergeant-Major John Robert Osborn, V. C. Originally from Norfolk, England, Osborn settled in St. Vital and served with the 1st Battalion of the Winnipeg Grenadiers in World War II. On September 19th, 1941, during an attack by the Japanese at Jardines Lookout and Mount Butler, Hong Kong, the enemy began to throw grenades. Osborn displayed the highest quality of heroism and sacrifice. After picking up several live grenades and hurling them back at the enemy, he threw himself on a grenade in order to save the lives of his comrades. Osborn was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross, the British Empire's highest military decoration for bravery and gallantry.
VICTORIAS DROP CANUCKS 5-2
The St. Vital Victorias stopped the St. James Canucks 5-3 Friday Night at St. Vital Arena.
The game was much closer than the score indicated,as the Vics scored two empty net goals while being short handed in the last minute of the game.
After a scoreless first, the Vics Tyler Smith scored his first of the year at 9:56 of the second. The Canucks tied the score on a power play at 13:48 on a goal by Tyler Arnason.
The game was tied at one after the second . The Vics Danick Levesque and Easton Oliver-Hanna scored for the Vics in the third opening up a 3-1 lead, however the Canucks Cam Fehr scored their second power play of the night at 13:42. The Canucks were pressing for the equalizer but the Vics Ray Allard scored two empty net , short handed goals in the last minute to make it a 5-2 final.
The Vics are off until next Thursday, Nov14 when they host the Charleswood Hawks. Game Time is 7:30 pm.
The St. Vital Victorias stopped the St. James Canucks 5-3 Friday Night at St. Vital Arena.
The game was much closer than the score indicated,as the Vics scored two empty net goals while being short handed in the last minute of the game.
After a scoreless first, the Vics Tyler Smith scored his first of the year at 9:56 of the second. The Canucks tied the score on a power play at 13:48 on a goal by Tyler Arnason.
The game was tied at one after the second . The Vics Danick Levesque and Easton Oliver-Hanna scored for the Vics in the third opening up a 3-1 lead, however the Canucks Cam Fehr scored their second power play of the night at 13:42. The Canucks were pressing for the equalizer but the Vics Ray Allard scored two empty net , short handed goals in the last minute to make it a 5-2 final.
The Vics are off until next Thursday, Nov14 when they host the Charleswood Hawks. Game Time is 7:30 pm.
VICS END LOSING SKID WITH VICTORY OVER FORT GARRY
The Victorias ended their losing skid Sunday Night at St.Vital Arena , with a 4-2 victory over the Fort Garry Twins.
The Vics Alec Masse opened the scoring ,with his first of the year at 7:17 of the first and the Vics took that lead to the intermission . The Twins Jesse Reid-Whyte replied for the Twins at 4:36 of the second ,tying the score. Just 20 seconds later ,the Twins Nick Doyle scored giving the Twins a 2-1 lead.
The Victorias Justin Tremblay evened the score at two, with his marker at 10:46 of the second and it was tied at two after the second. The third was even until The Victorias Will Dalrymple scored the eventual winner with just 4:04 left in the game. Ray Allard sealed it for the home team with an empty netter at 19:24.
The Boston Pizza Player of the Game were the number sevens, the Vics Justin Tremblay with a goal and an assist, while the Twins Nick Doyle also had a goal and an assist on the night for the Twins. The 50-50 draw was won by Evan Kastes with ticket number 3651. Evan took home the Jackpot of $105.00 The Victorias thank you all for your support!!
The Vics next home game is a rare Friday night game when they host the St. James Canucks. Game time is 7:30 PM
Thursday Night the Vics will have their annual "Wing Ding" silent auction fundraiser at the "Stereo Event Centre" at Canad Inns Destination Centre , Windsor Park , 1034 Elisabeth Road.
Please note you must be 18 or older to attend. Photo ID is required.
The Victorias ended their losing skid Sunday Night at St.Vital Arena , with a 4-2 victory over the Fort Garry Twins.
The Vics Alec Masse opened the scoring ,with his first of the year at 7:17 of the first and the Vics took that lead to the intermission . The Twins Jesse Reid-Whyte replied for the Twins at 4:36 of the second ,tying the score. Just 20 seconds later ,the Twins Nick Doyle scored giving the Twins a 2-1 lead.
The Victorias Justin Tremblay evened the score at two, with his marker at 10:46 of the second and it was tied at two after the second. The third was even until The Victorias Will Dalrymple scored the eventual winner with just 4:04 left in the game. Ray Allard sealed it for the home team with an empty netter at 19:24.
The Boston Pizza Player of the Game were the number sevens, the Vics Justin Tremblay with a goal and an assist, while the Twins Nick Doyle also had a goal and an assist on the night for the Twins. The 50-50 draw was won by Evan Kastes with ticket number 3651. Evan took home the Jackpot of $105.00 The Victorias thank you all for your support!!
The Vics next home game is a rare Friday night game when they host the St. James Canucks. Game time is 7:30 PM
Thursday Night the Vics will have their annual "Wing Ding" silent auction fundraiser at the "Stereo Event Centre" at Canad Inns Destination Centre , Windsor Park , 1034 Elisabeth Road.
Please note you must be 18 or older to attend. Photo ID is required.
VICS GET TRICK, NO TREAT ON HALLOWEEN VISIT TO STONEWALL! LOSING STREAK NOW AT FOUR!
The Vics travelled to Stonewall Friday Night for a Halloween encounter with the Stonewall Jets and it proved to be a scary night for the boys. The Jets came away with a 4-1 victory that extended the Vics losing skid to four games.
Codi Lashewicz with two goals, Robert Smith with the winning goal on a power play and Brett Meilleur into an empty net lead the Jets. Ray Allard with his 4th of the season replied for the Vics.
The teams split eight minor penalties and the Vics out shot the Jets 33-32.
The Vics record is now 2-3-1 on the road, but 5-1-1 at the old Barn on St.Annes Rd.
Up next for the Vics are a couple of home games this week, Sunday, Nov 2nd vs. the Fort Garry Twins and then a rare Friday Night game vs. the St. James Canucks. Game Time both nights is 7:30 PM
The Vics travelled to Stonewall Friday Night for a Halloween encounter with the Stonewall Jets and it proved to be a scary night for the boys. The Jets came away with a 4-1 victory that extended the Vics losing skid to four games.
Codi Lashewicz with two goals, Robert Smith with the winning goal on a power play and Brett Meilleur into an empty net lead the Jets. Ray Allard with his 4th of the season replied for the Vics.
The teams split eight minor penalties and the Vics out shot the Jets 33-32.
The Vics record is now 2-3-1 on the road, but 5-1-1 at the old Barn on St.Annes Rd.
Up next for the Vics are a couple of home games this week, Sunday, Nov 2nd vs. the Fort Garry Twins and then a rare Friday Night game vs. the St. James Canucks. Game Time both nights is 7:30 PM
VICS LOSING STREAK NOW AT THREE , WITH SHOOTOUT LOSS TO RIELS
The boys were in Southdale Sunday night to take on the St. Boniface Riels , losing their third in a row, a 3-2 shootout.
With the loss, the Vics slipped to third in the MMJHL standings.
The Riels' Will Harrison opened the scoring at 9:44 of the first, but the Vics' Brad Angus, replied with two seconds remaining in the period, to even the score.
The Vics Kal Kastes gave the boys the lead at 3:36 of the second period, but the Riels Tango Yestrau evened the score at 6:48. The remained of the game was scoreless, as was the five minute overtime period, necessitating the shootout , where the Riels Ryan Wilgosh netted the winner. The Vics Nolan Bray, credited with a tie, stopped 39 shots while the Riels Ryan Grossmueller took the win, stopping 23 shots.
The Vics now travel to Stonewall for a Halloween encounter with the Stonewall Jets, on Friday, Oct 31. then return home for a Sunday night game vs. the Fort Garry Twins on Sunday, Nov 2
The boys were in Southdale Sunday night to take on the St. Boniface Riels , losing their third in a row, a 3-2 shootout.
With the loss, the Vics slipped to third in the MMJHL standings.
The Riels' Will Harrison opened the scoring at 9:44 of the first, but the Vics' Brad Angus, replied with two seconds remaining in the period, to even the score.
The Vics Kal Kastes gave the boys the lead at 3:36 of the second period, but the Riels Tango Yestrau evened the score at 6:48. The remained of the game was scoreless, as was the five minute overtime period, necessitating the shootout , where the Riels Ryan Wilgosh netted the winner. The Vics Nolan Bray, credited with a tie, stopped 39 shots while the Riels Ryan Grossmueller took the win, stopping 23 shots.
The Vics now travel to Stonewall for a Halloween encounter with the Stonewall Jets, on Friday, Oct 31. then return home for a Sunday night game vs. the Fort Garry Twins on Sunday, Nov 2
VICS DROP 2ND IN A ROW, AFTER 8-3 THUMPING BY TWISTERS
The Victorias dropped their second game in a row Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena.
The Pembina Valley Twisters blew through St. Vital, creating havoc, and defeating the Vics 8-3.
This game was never in doubt as the tornadoes lead 3-0 after the first, and 5-1 after the second.
The Twisters "Boston Pizza Player of the game" was Matt Mazinke, who scored his first two goals of the season , while KC Mason was the Vics player of the game.
The Vics Christmas Hamper fund got an early start as 50-50 winner Wade Kastes won 130.00 which he donated to the fund. Congratulations Wade and Thank you!!
The Vics now have two away games, Sunday night at Southdale to take on the Riels, and a Halloween encounter in Stonewall.
The Victorias dropped their second game in a row Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena.
The Pembina Valley Twisters blew through St. Vital, creating havoc, and defeating the Vics 8-3.
This game was never in doubt as the tornadoes lead 3-0 after the first, and 5-1 after the second.
The Twisters "Boston Pizza Player of the game" was Matt Mazinke, who scored his first two goals of the season , while KC Mason was the Vics player of the game.
The Vics Christmas Hamper fund got an early start as 50-50 winner Wade Kastes won 130.00 which he donated to the fund. Congratulations Wade and Thank you!!
The Vics now have two away games, Sunday night at Southdale to take on the Riels, and a Halloween encounter in Stonewall.
ROYAL KNIGHTS COME BACK TO DOWN VICS
The Victorias started the game like gangbusters, scoring two goals by Danick Levesque and Keegan Papadopolos in the first 3:11 of the first period. The second goal sent Royal Knight starter Shaun Gerbinski to the bench and brought in Matt Kohlman. This changed things and by the end of the period the Royal Knights tied the score on goals by Andrew Kossack and Kris Sigurdson.
The only goal of the second was the Vics Tyler Pchajek's first of the year, but the third was all Royal Knights as they tied the game on Simon Miller's goal, then Jory Jastrzebski scored the eventual winner at 14:15 of the third. Dan Giles scored the final goal of the game with the Vics goaltender Johnny Hawash on the bench in favour of the sixth attacker.
The Royal Knights Gerbinski and Kohlman combined to make 27 saves with Kohlman credited with the win, and the Vics Hawash stopping 25 shots, taking the loss, his record is now 1-1-1.
The Vics are at home Thursday Night to host the Pembina Valley Twisters. Game time is 7:30 PM
The Victorias started the game like gangbusters, scoring two goals by Danick Levesque and Keegan Papadopolos in the first 3:11 of the first period. The second goal sent Royal Knight starter Shaun Gerbinski to the bench and brought in Matt Kohlman. This changed things and by the end of the period the Royal Knights tied the score on goals by Andrew Kossack and Kris Sigurdson.
The only goal of the second was the Vics Tyler Pchajek's first of the year, but the third was all Royal Knights as they tied the game on Simon Miller's goal, then Jory Jastrzebski scored the eventual winner at 14:15 of the third. Dan Giles scored the final goal of the game with the Vics goaltender Johnny Hawash on the bench in favour of the sixth attacker.
The Royal Knights Gerbinski and Kohlman combined to make 27 saves with Kohlman credited with the win, and the Vics Hawash stopping 25 shots, taking the loss, his record is now 1-1-1.
The Vics are at home Thursday Night to host the Pembina Valley Twisters. Game time is 7:30 PM
VICTORIAS SURVIVE SHOOTOUT THURSDAY NIGHT WITH RAILER EXPRESS
The Jr. Vics started out with a quick four goal lead Thursday night, and held on for a 7-6 victory over the Transcona Railer Express.
Brad Angus and Danick Levesque lead the Vics with 2 goals and 2 assists each. Other Vic goal getters were Kal Kastes, Keigan Bannerman, and Ray Allard. Transcona goal scorers were Isaac Bellan,Devan Schade,Nick Gravel,Stephane Catellier,Alex Jepsen and Ryan Leaf.
The Transcona goaltending duo of Erik Pion and Devyn Maytchuck stopped 27 shots while the Vics Nolan Bray stopped 23 shots.
The 50-50 draw was won by John Gardner, with ticket # 3509. John took home $130.00
The "Boston Pizza Players of the Game" were Danick Levesque for the Vics and Matt Gardner for the Railer Express.
The Vics visit Terry Sawchuk Arena on Sunday, for a matinee encounter with the River East Royal Knights. Game time is 2:30 PM
The Jr. Vics started out with a quick four goal lead Thursday night, and held on for a 7-6 victory over the Transcona Railer Express.
Brad Angus and Danick Levesque lead the Vics with 2 goals and 2 assists each. Other Vic goal getters were Kal Kastes, Keigan Bannerman, and Ray Allard. Transcona goal scorers were Isaac Bellan,Devan Schade,Nick Gravel,Stephane Catellier,Alex Jepsen and Ryan Leaf.
The Transcona goaltending duo of Erik Pion and Devyn Maytchuck stopped 27 shots while the Vics Nolan Bray stopped 23 shots.
The 50-50 draw was won by John Gardner, with ticket # 3509. John took home $130.00
The "Boston Pizza Players of the Game" were Danick Levesque for the Vics and Matt Gardner for the Railer Express.
The Vics visit Terry Sawchuk Arena on Sunday, for a matinee encounter with the River East Royal Knights. Game time is 2:30 PM
HAWKS DOWN VICTORIAS IN A SHOOTOUT
The Jr. Vics hosted the Charleswood Hawks in a Tuesday night game at the old barn and were upended 3-2 in a shootout by the Hawks.
It was a close game all night with no score after the first and the Vics leading 2-1 after the second on goals by Justin Tremblay and Kal Kastes. Mike Lorange replied for the Hawks.
Lorange wasn't done however as he tied the game 1:38 into the third and that was the scoring for the rest of the third.
The overtime period didn't settle anything and for the second consecutive game the Vics were in a shootout.
Will Dalrymple and Danick Levesque both missed for the Vics, while Cole Benedicktson , scoring the eventual winner and Derek Finnbogason both scored for the Hawks.
The "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" for the Hawks was goaltender Andrew Derwin with a very solid 42 save performance taking the win. The Vic's player of the game was Kal Kastes with his 7th goal of the season.
The 50-50 draw was won by Paul and rene Mobin with ticket #23312. They won a jackpot of $100.00.
Next up for the Vics are the Transcona Railer Express, on Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena, game time is 7:30 PM
The Jr. Vics hosted the Charleswood Hawks in a Tuesday night game at the old barn and were upended 3-2 in a shootout by the Hawks.
It was a close game all night with no score after the first and the Vics leading 2-1 after the second on goals by Justin Tremblay and Kal Kastes. Mike Lorange replied for the Hawks.
Lorange wasn't done however as he tied the game 1:38 into the third and that was the scoring for the rest of the third.
The overtime period didn't settle anything and for the second consecutive game the Vics were in a shootout.
Will Dalrymple and Danick Levesque both missed for the Vics, while Cole Benedicktson , scoring the eventual winner and Derek Finnbogason both scored for the Hawks.
The "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" for the Hawks was goaltender Andrew Derwin with a very solid 42 save performance taking the win. The Vic's player of the game was Kal Kastes with his 7th goal of the season.
The 50-50 draw was won by Paul and rene Mobin with ticket #23312. They won a jackpot of $100.00.
Next up for the Vics are the Transcona Railer Express, on Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena, game time is 7:30 PM
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
The St.Vital Jr. Victoria players ,coaches ,executive and staff would like the wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving!
The St.Vital Jr. Victoria players ,coaches ,executive and staff would like the wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving!
VICTORIAS EXTEND WIN STREAK TO 5 WITH SHOOTOUT WIN OVER RAIDERS
The Jr. Vics downed the Raiders in a shootout last night at the old barn on St.Annes Rd. 2-1.
There was no scoring in the first period, as the teams started out somewhat tentatively, the Raiders outshot the Vics 7-5 in the first.
The Vics KC Mason opened the scoring with his fourth of the season at 5:46 of the second. The Raider's Tanner Magalas tied the score at 18:35 when his shot was partially blocked by the Vics Nolan Bray, but the puck went in the air, hitting Bray in the back and rolling into the goal. There was no scoring in the third, with both goaltenders keeping their teams in the game. Brenden Febelkorn made an incredible glove save in the last minute that sent the game to OT , while the Vics Bray stopped a breakaway in the last minute keeping the Vics in it. After three periods Bray stopped 24 Raider drives , while Fieblekorn handled 22 Victoria shots.
The five minute overtime didn't settle anything, however , the Vics outshot the Raiders 6-1.
The shootout was decided with Riley Bouchard scoring the winner with a beauty, and Kal Kastes clinching the win with a second goal. The Vics Bray stopped the Raiders in both shots they took.
The Raiders "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" was Brenden Fieblekorn with his 28 saves, including his six save OT performance. The Vics had many possibilities for the player of the game, KC Mason scoring the goal in regulation time, Riley Bouchard scoring the shootout winner, Nolan Bray with a 25 save performance, but in the end it was Captain Tyler Pchajek, who had an assist on Mason's goal, and had a solid night overall. Congratulations Tyler and Brenden, who each received a coupon for an 8" gourmet pizza compliments of Boston Pizza. The Victorias thank Boston Pizza for their support!
The 50-50 draw was won by Jeff Anderson, with ticket number 3269. Congratulations to Jeff who took home a jackpot of $140.00
The Vic's homestand continues next week with the Charleswood Hawks visiting on Tuesday, and the Transcona Railer Express on Thusday.
The Jr. Vics downed the Raiders in a shootout last night at the old barn on St.Annes Rd. 2-1.
There was no scoring in the first period, as the teams started out somewhat tentatively, the Raiders outshot the Vics 7-5 in the first.
The Vics KC Mason opened the scoring with his fourth of the season at 5:46 of the second. The Raider's Tanner Magalas tied the score at 18:35 when his shot was partially blocked by the Vics Nolan Bray, but the puck went in the air, hitting Bray in the back and rolling into the goal. There was no scoring in the third, with both goaltenders keeping their teams in the game. Brenden Febelkorn made an incredible glove save in the last minute that sent the game to OT , while the Vics Bray stopped a breakaway in the last minute keeping the Vics in it. After three periods Bray stopped 24 Raider drives , while Fieblekorn handled 22 Victoria shots.
The five minute overtime didn't settle anything, however , the Vics outshot the Raiders 6-1.
The shootout was decided with Riley Bouchard scoring the winner with a beauty, and Kal Kastes clinching the win with a second goal. The Vics Bray stopped the Raiders in both shots they took.
The Raiders "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" was Brenden Fieblekorn with his 28 saves, including his six save OT performance. The Vics had many possibilities for the player of the game, KC Mason scoring the goal in regulation time, Riley Bouchard scoring the shootout winner, Nolan Bray with a 25 save performance, but in the end it was Captain Tyler Pchajek, who had an assist on Mason's goal, and had a solid night overall. Congratulations Tyler and Brenden, who each received a coupon for an 8" gourmet pizza compliments of Boston Pizza. The Victorias thank Boston Pizza for their support!
The 50-50 draw was won by Jeff Anderson, with ticket number 3269. Congratulations to Jeff who took home a jackpot of $140.00
The Vic's homestand continues next week with the Charleswood Hawks visiting on Tuesday, and the Transcona Railer Express on Thusday.
VICS DOWN CANUCKS IN OT
Sunday Night the Vics paid a visit to the St.James Civic Centre to take on the St.James Canucks and came away with a 4-3 overtime win.
The Vic's Justin Tremblay opened the scoring at 1:47 of the first period, but that was the only scoring in the period as the boys lead 1-0 after the first.
The Canucks tied the score at 8:55 on a power play , but the Vics re gained their lead on Kal Kastes' sixth goal of the year at 18:12. The Canucks replied 31 seconds later with Thomas Richardson's goal at 18:43. After two periods the teams were knotted at two. The Victorias took the lead yet again at 6:35 on a power play goal by Keigan Bannerman, but the never say die Canucks had an answer , tying the score for the third time on the night with Nick Stire's goal at 9:27.
That was the end of scoring and the teams went to overtime, where the Vic's KC Mason scored the winner at 3:35 of the OT.
The Canuck's Kurtis Brakel made 29 saves, officially credited with a tie, and the Vic's Nolan Bray stopped 26 shots taking the win for the Vic's.
Next up for the Vics is this Thursday at home vs. the Raiders. Game time at St.Vital Centennial Arena is 7:30 PM
Sunday Night the Vics paid a visit to the St.James Civic Centre to take on the St.James Canucks and came away with a 4-3 overtime win.
The Vic's Justin Tremblay opened the scoring at 1:47 of the first period, but that was the only scoring in the period as the boys lead 1-0 after the first.
The Canucks tied the score at 8:55 on a power play , but the Vics re gained their lead on Kal Kastes' sixth goal of the year at 18:12. The Canucks replied 31 seconds later with Thomas Richardson's goal at 18:43. After two periods the teams were knotted at two. The Victorias took the lead yet again at 6:35 on a power play goal by Keigan Bannerman, but the never say die Canucks had an answer , tying the score for the third time on the night with Nick Stire's goal at 9:27.
That was the end of scoring and the teams went to overtime, where the Vic's KC Mason scored the winner at 3:35 of the OT.
The Canuck's Kurtis Brakel made 29 saves, officially credited with a tie, and the Vic's Nolan Bray stopped 26 shots taking the win for the Vic's.
Next up for the Vics is this Thursday at home vs. the Raiders. Game time at St.Vital Centennial Arena is 7:30 PM
HAWASH LEADS VICS OVER JETS
Rookie goalie Johnny Hawash, in his first MMJHL start lead the Vics to a 4-0 victory over the Stonewall Jets.
Hawash looked sharp stopping 36 Jet shots. including 14 in the third period.
Head coach Ryan Butterfield was pleased with the team effort tonight, especially in the third period when the Vic's killed off a Jets's two man advantage for 1:51.
Kal Kastes lead the Vics scoring with two goals and an assist. Danick Levesque had three assists and Brad Angus chipped in a goal and an assist. KC Mason scored the other Vic goal. Hawash was named the "Boston Pizza Player of the Game " with his shutout win in his first MMJHL game. The Jets goaltender Hunter Ploszay was the Stonewall player of the game, with several solid stops, ending up with 38 saves on the night.
Next up for the Vics is a Sunday Night clash in St.James vs. the Canucks. Game time is 7:30 PM
Congratulations (and Happy Birthday ) to Charlene Chartrand. Charlene won the 50-50 draw, with a $120.00 pot.
The Vics thank you all for your support
Rookie goalie Johnny Hawash, in his first MMJHL start lead the Vics to a 4-0 victory over the Stonewall Jets.
Hawash looked sharp stopping 36 Jet shots. including 14 in the third period.
Head coach Ryan Butterfield was pleased with the team effort tonight, especially in the third period when the Vic's killed off a Jets's two man advantage for 1:51.
Kal Kastes lead the Vics scoring with two goals and an assist. Danick Levesque had three assists and Brad Angus chipped in a goal and an assist. KC Mason scored the other Vic goal. Hawash was named the "Boston Pizza Player of the Game " with his shutout win in his first MMJHL game. The Jets goaltender Hunter Ploszay was the Stonewall player of the game, with several solid stops, ending up with 38 saves on the night.
Next up for the Vics is a Sunday Night clash in St.James vs. the Canucks. Game time is 7:30 PM
Congratulations (and Happy Birthday ) to Charlene Chartrand. Charlene won the 50-50 draw, with a $120.00 pot.
The Vics thank you all for your support
LEVESQUE,KASTES LEAD VICTORIAS IN ROMP OVER TWINS
Danick Levesque and Kal Kastes lead the Vics Sunday night in the convincing 14-3 victory over the Fort Garry Twins. Levesque scored five goals and added two assists for seven points, while Kastes had a very good night also notching six assists. Justin Tremblay and Kirby Bridges each scored two goals and an assist while singles were added by Keegan Papadopolos,Ray Allard and Easton Oliver-Hanna. The Vics dominated out shooting the Twins 57-35.
Next up for the Vics is a home date this Thursday when they host the Stonewall Jets. Game time is 7:30 PM
Danick Levesque and Kal Kastes lead the Vics Sunday night in the convincing 14-3 victory over the Fort Garry Twins. Levesque scored five goals and added two assists for seven points, while Kastes had a very good night also notching six assists. Justin Tremblay and Kirby Bridges each scored two goals and an assist while singles were added by Keegan Papadopolos,Ray Allard and Easton Oliver-Hanna. The Vics dominated out shooting the Twins 57-35.
Next up for the Vics is a home date this Thursday when they host the Stonewall Jets. Game time is 7:30 PM
DID
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n 1974 a group in St. Vital applied for a franchise in the MMJHL.
For being the contest winner , Mrs. Zeglinski received a dozen roses, a large selection of Hallmark
he name Victorias was indeed popular selection as the St. Vital Minor Hockey Association adopted the name for their “AA” teams shortly after the MMJHL team took the name.
n 1974 a group in St. Vital applied for a franchise in the MMJHL.
For being the contest winner , Mrs. Zeglinski received a dozen roses, a large selection of Hallmark
he name Victorias was indeed popular selection as the St. Vital Minor Hockey Association adopted the name for their “AA” teams shortly after the MMJHL team took the name.
2014-2015 VICTORIA ROSTER UPDATE
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BRAY LEADS VICS OVER ROYAL KNIGHTS
Victoria veteran goaltender Nolan Bray lead the boys in a 3-0 shutout over the River East Royal Knights Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena.
Bray stopped 27 Royal Knight drives and was named the "Boston Pizza Player of the Game "for his solid effort. Victoria goal getters were Easton Oliver-Hanna, Danick Levesque and Kal Kastes.
The Vic's shining moment came in the second period when they killed a two-man Royal Knight power play that lasted 1:11. Tyson Smith was in the box at 11:41 for a hooking infraction, then Tyler Pchajek joined him at 12:30 when referee Ryan Galley sent him to the penalty box for tripping. The Vic's PK was exceptional as they killed both penalties.
The Vic's will visit Century arena Sunday night to take on the Fort Garry Twins. Game time is 7:30 PM
The 2014-2015 edition of the Vics roster has been updated .
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BRAY LEADS VICS OVER ROYAL KNIGHTS
Victoria veteran goaltender Nolan Bray lead the boys in a 3-0 shutout over the River East Royal Knights Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena.
Bray stopped 27 Royal Knight drives and was named the "Boston Pizza Player of the Game "for his solid effort. Victoria goal getters were Easton Oliver-Hanna, Danick Levesque and Kal Kastes.
The Vic's shining moment came in the second period when they killed a two-man Royal Knight power play that lasted 1:11. Tyson Smith was in the box at 11:41 for a hooking infraction, then Tyler Pchajek joined him at 12:30 when referee Ryan Galley sent him to the penalty box for tripping. The Vic's PK was exceptional as they killed both penalties.
The Vic's will visit Century arena Sunday night to take on the Fort Garry Twins. Game time is 7:30 PM
TWISTERS EDGE VIC'S
The Vics travelled to Morris Manitoba Saturday night to take on the Pembina Valley Twisters , and were downed 3-2 by the Twisters.
The Twisters Corey Mazinke opened the scoring at 11:56 but the Vics answered at 19:25 of the period on a marker by veteran Danick Levesque, leaving the teams tied at one after the first.
The second period was scoreless with the Storm holding a 17-9 advantage in the shots on goal that period.
In the third the Twisters took a 3-1 lead on goals by Alex Tetrault and Corey Mazinke's second of the night and eventual winner at 10:31. The Vics Keigan Bannerman notched his first MMJHL goal at 12:03, but that was as close as the Vic's came.
Alcide Grenier made 26 saves taking the win, while the Vic's Nolan Bray took the loss ,evening his record at 1-1.
The Vic's return home on Thursday, Sept 25th to host the River East Royal Knights. Game time is 7:30 pm
The Vics travelled to Morris Manitoba Saturday night to take on the Pembina Valley Twisters , and were downed 3-2 by the Twisters.
The Twisters Corey Mazinke opened the scoring at 11:56 but the Vics answered at 19:25 of the period on a marker by veteran Danick Levesque, leaving the teams tied at one after the first.
The second period was scoreless with the Storm holding a 17-9 advantage in the shots on goal that period.
In the third the Twisters took a 3-1 lead on goals by Alex Tetrault and Corey Mazinke's second of the night and eventual winner at 10:31. The Vics Keigan Bannerman notched his first MMJHL goal at 12:03, but that was as close as the Vic's came.
Alcide Grenier made 26 saves taking the win, while the Vic's Nolan Bray took the loss ,evening his record at 1-1.
The Vic's return home on Thursday, Sept 25th to host the River East Royal Knights. Game time is 7:30 pm
VICS OPEN SEASON WITH OT WIN OVER THE RIELS
The Vics opened the 2014-15 campaign with a 5-4 overtime win against the St. Boniface Riels Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena.
The boys were lead by Kallen Kastes who scored two goals. Will Dalrymple ,Easton Oliver- Hanna and KC Mason with the winner at 1:44 of OT were the other goal getters. Skyler Eastman,Brian Dies,David Jachetta and Russell Trudeau replied for the Riels.
The Vics Nolan Bray stopped 24 shots to take the win, while the Riels Ryan Grossmueller also stopped 24 shots .
The "Boston Pizza" Player of the Game for the Vics was KC Mason. The Riels player of the game was Mark Sharman with 2 assists.
Congratulations to Stacy Bouchard, who won $150.00 the 50-50 draw.
The Vics now go on the road to Morris,Mb. to take on the Pembina Valley Twisters on Saturday Night. Game Time is 8:00 PM
The Vics opened the 2014-15 campaign with a 5-4 overtime win against the St. Boniface Riels Thursday night at the St. Vital Arena.
The boys were lead by Kallen Kastes who scored two goals. Will Dalrymple ,Easton Oliver- Hanna and KC Mason with the winner at 1:44 of OT were the other goal getters. Skyler Eastman,Brian Dies,David Jachetta and Russell Trudeau replied for the Riels.
The Vics Nolan Bray stopped 24 shots to take the win, while the Riels Ryan Grossmueller also stopped 24 shots .
The "Boston Pizza" Player of the Game for the Vics was KC Mason. The Riels player of the game was Mark Sharman with 2 assists.
Congratulations to Stacy Bouchard, who won $150.00 the 50-50 draw.
The Vics now go on the road to Morris,Mb. to take on the Pembina Valley Twisters on Saturday Night. Game Time is 8:00 PM
