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Erik Pion, 41 saves in win over Express
VICS WIN SECOND IN A ROW , DOWN RAILER EXPRESS IN TRANSCONA
Thursday night the Vics won their second in a row with a 5-2 victory over the Transcona Railer Express. Affiliate player Keegan Papadopoulos opened the scoring with his first goal of the year for the Jr. Vics at 5:11 of the first. The Vics lead 1-0 after the first, but the Express replied with a marker by Stephane Catellier at 5:11 of the second tying the score. The Vics regained the lead with a goal by Tyler Pchajek at 6:30 to restore the one goal lead. Dan Popel scored the eventual winner on a power play at 8:57. Then Tanner Joseph scored 40 seconds later ,ending Transcona goaltender Jarret Smith's night . Devyn Maytchak came on in relief and stopped the Vics the rest of the night. The Express had one more goal by Brody Anthony at 12:06 and in the third, Kris Melna scored an empty net goal ,short handed at 19:55 to end the night. The Transcona duo of Smith and Maytchuk combined to make 27 saves while the Vics Erik Pion looked sharp stopping 41 shots.
NOTES: Next up for the boys is a home game Sunday,Dec 8 vs. the River East Royal Knights . Game Time is 7:30 PM
Thursday night the Vics won their second in a row with a 5-2 victory over the Transcona Railer Express. Affiliate player Keegan Papadopoulos opened the scoring with his first goal of the year for the Jr. Vics at 5:11 of the first. The Vics lead 1-0 after the first, but the Express replied with a marker by Stephane Catellier at 5:11 of the second tying the score. The Vics regained the lead with a goal by Tyler Pchajek at 6:30 to restore the one goal lead. Dan Popel scored the eventual winner on a power play at 8:57. Then Tanner Joseph scored 40 seconds later ,ending Transcona goaltender Jarret Smith's night . Devyn Maytchak came on in relief and stopped the Vics the rest of the night. The Express had one more goal by Brody Anthony at 12:06 and in the third, Kris Melna scored an empty net goal ,short handed at 19:55 to end the night. The Transcona duo of Smith and Maytchuk combined to make 27 saves while the Vics Erik Pion looked sharp stopping 41 shots.
NOTES: Next up for the boys is a home game Sunday,Dec 8 vs. the River East Royal Knights . Game Time is 7:30 PM
K C Mason, seven game goal streak
VICS DROP TWISTERS IN MORRIS
The St. Vital Victorias bounced back after a Thursday night home loss in OT to the Canucks with a big win Friday night in Morris. The Vics dropped the Twisters 3-2 in a close game . After a scoreless first period, the Vics opened the scoring in the second with two quick goals by Brad Angus at the 2:00 minute mark and then Tyler Pchajek at 4:57. The Vics lead 2-0 after two, but the Twisters Christian Savard scored a PP goal at 1:21 and it was game on. KC Mason scored the eventual game winner at 12:08 making it 3-1. Jeffrey Clarke scored for the Twisters at 14:41 to make it 3-2, but that was it for the scoring but not the fireworks as The Twisters Colin Grenier and the Vics Kris Melna danced at the 20:00 mark. Erik Pion looked good stopping 47 Twister shots in taking the win while Alcide Grenier stopped 34 Vic shots.
NOTES: Rookie KC Mason is hot, his goal scoring streak continued and is now at seven consecutive games. The Game Winner was his first as a Victoria. This Thursday the Vics travel to Transcona to take on the Railer Express, then return home on Sunday to host the River East Royal Knights.
The St. Vital Victorias bounced back after a Thursday night home loss in OT to the Canucks with a big win Friday night in Morris. The Vics dropped the Twisters 3-2 in a close game . After a scoreless first period, the Vics opened the scoring in the second with two quick goals by Brad Angus at the 2:00 minute mark and then Tyler Pchajek at 4:57. The Vics lead 2-0 after two, but the Twisters Christian Savard scored a PP goal at 1:21 and it was game on. KC Mason scored the eventual game winner at 12:08 making it 3-1. Jeffrey Clarke scored for the Twisters at 14:41 to make it 3-2, but that was it for the scoring but not the fireworks as The Twisters Colin Grenier and the Vics Kris Melna danced at the 20:00 mark. Erik Pion looked good stopping 47 Twister shots in taking the win while Alcide Grenier stopped 34 Vic shots.
NOTES: Rookie KC Mason is hot, his goal scoring streak continued and is now at seven consecutive games. The Game Winner was his first as a Victoria. This Thursday the Vics travel to Transcona to take on the Railer Express, then return home on Sunday to host the River East Royal Knights.
Easton Oliver-Hanna 2 goals vs. Canucks
VICS DROP WILD ONE TO CANUCKS IN OT
Thursday Night , the Victorias lost in OT to the St.James Canucks in a game that had momentum shifts and lead changes all night long. The Canucks opened the scoring at 6:58 on a goal by Morgan Winchar. The Vics tied the score on KC Mason's goal, but shortly after at 12:14 Mitchell Lockhart scored the first of two Canuck power play goals and the Canucks took a 2-1 lead again after the first period. The Vics Tanner Joseph tied the score again at 12:54 of the second and then the Vics took their first lead of the night at 13:33 on Easton Oliver Hanna's goal. The lead was short lived as 50 seconds later Jesse Antonyshen tied the game yet again with the Canuck's second power play marker of the night. The second ended with the score tied at three. The Vics took the lead again at 11:20 of the third on Oliver-Hanna's second of the night. Less than two minutes later the Canucks tied the game again with Kendall McDonald scoring. At the 15:00 mark the Vics took the lead again on a goal by Kris Melna . It looked like the Vics would pull it out, but with Canuck Goalie Brett Bigourdin on the bench in favour of a sixth attacker Cam Fehr tied the game again when he put one by the Vics Nolan Bray. The game went to OT and Jesse Antonyshen scored his second of the night at 3:17 of OT to finally end the game, giving the Canuck's the extra point on the night.
NOTES: The Vics "Boston Pizza player of the game " with two gaols was Easton Oliver -Hanna. The Canucks player of the game was Jesse Antonyshen who lead the Canucks with two goals (including the Winner in OT) and three assists. The winner of the 50-50 draw was Jen Smith. Jen took home the jackpot of $55.00. Congratulations Jen! The Victorias thank all that participated in the draw.
No rest for the boys, they are off to Morris Mb. to take on the Twisters Friday night. Game Time is 8:00 PM. They then travel to Mitchener on Thursday to take on the Railer Express. Take note! no home game Thursday Night. They are at home Sunday, Dec 8 to host the River East Royal Knights.
Thursday Night , the Victorias lost in OT to the St.James Canucks in a game that had momentum shifts and lead changes all night long. The Canucks opened the scoring at 6:58 on a goal by Morgan Winchar. The Vics tied the score on KC Mason's goal, but shortly after at 12:14 Mitchell Lockhart scored the first of two Canuck power play goals and the Canucks took a 2-1 lead again after the first period. The Vics Tanner Joseph tied the score again at 12:54 of the second and then the Vics took their first lead of the night at 13:33 on Easton Oliver Hanna's goal. The lead was short lived as 50 seconds later Jesse Antonyshen tied the game yet again with the Canuck's second power play marker of the night. The second ended with the score tied at three. The Vics took the lead again at 11:20 of the third on Oliver-Hanna's second of the night. Less than two minutes later the Canucks tied the game again with Kendall McDonald scoring. At the 15:00 mark the Vics took the lead again on a goal by Kris Melna . It looked like the Vics would pull it out, but with Canuck Goalie Brett Bigourdin on the bench in favour of a sixth attacker Cam Fehr tied the game again when he put one by the Vics Nolan Bray. The game went to OT and Jesse Antonyshen scored his second of the night at 3:17 of OT to finally end the game, giving the Canuck's the extra point on the night.
NOTES: The Vics "Boston Pizza player of the game " with two gaols was Easton Oliver -Hanna. The Canucks player of the game was Jesse Antonyshen who lead the Canucks with two goals (including the Winner in OT) and three assists. The winner of the 50-50 draw was Jen Smith. Jen took home the jackpot of $55.00. Congratulations Jen! The Victorias thank all that participated in the draw.
No rest for the boys, they are off to Morris Mb. to take on the Twisters Friday night. Game Time is 8:00 PM. They then travel to Mitchener on Thursday to take on the Railer Express. Take note! no home game Thursday Night. They are at home Sunday, Dec 8 to host the River East Royal Knights.
RIELS HAMMER VICS IN A SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
It was a Saturday Night that the Vics would like to forget. They travelled to the Southdale Rec Centre and were hammered to the tune of 9-3 by the high flying St.Boniface Riels. Russell Trudeau lead the Riels with two goals while seven other Riels tallied singles. Brad Angus ,KC Mason and Easton Oliver-Hanna scored for the Vics. The Vics Nolan Bray and Erik Pion combined to stop 34 shots with Bray taking the loss. Ryan Brown in the Riels goal stopped 25 Vic shots in taking the W.
NOTES: KC Mason continues his consecutive game goal scoring streak , its now at five. He has 7 points in 5 games.
THe Vics are at home on Thursday Night to host the St. James Canucks, game time is 7:30. They then travel to Morris Mb. on Friday to take on the Twisters. Game Time Friday is 8PM
It was a Saturday Night that the Vics would like to forget. They travelled to the Southdale Rec Centre and were hammered to the tune of 9-3 by the high flying St.Boniface Riels. Russell Trudeau lead the Riels with two goals while seven other Riels tallied singles. Brad Angus ,KC Mason and Easton Oliver-Hanna scored for the Vics. The Vics Nolan Bray and Erik Pion combined to stop 34 shots with Bray taking the loss. Ryan Brown in the Riels goal stopped 25 Vic shots in taking the W.
NOTES: KC Mason continues his consecutive game goal scoring streak , its now at five. He has 7 points in 5 games.
THe Vics are at home on Thursday Night to host the St. James Canucks, game time is 7:30. They then travel to Morris Mb. on Friday to take on the Twisters. Game Time Friday is 8PM
K C Mason, six points in last four games
VICS DROP TWINS 3-2
The St. Vital Victorias defeated the Fort Garry Twins Thursday night at the old Barn on St.Annes Rd. Oliver Easton Hanna opened the scoring on a power play at 11:04 of the first with his fourth of the year. The Twins tied the score at 19:59 of the first on a goal by Brent Berrington. The Twins took the lead on a short handed effort by Nick Doyle at the 1:28 mark of the second when he broke in clear on Vics Goaltender Nolan Bray. The Vics rookie defenseman K.C. Mason tied the score on the same penalty with the Vics second power play goal of the night at 2:20. Justin Tremblay scored the eventual winner at the 12:35 mark to close out the scoring on the night. Both teams came close in the third, but couldn't put anything by either goalie. Bray made 33 stops for the Vic's while the Twins Curtis Champagne made 32 saves.
NOTES: K.C. Mason was the Vics "Boston Pizza player of the game" with his goal and assist performance. Mason also extended his goal scoring streak to four games. Nick Doyle was the Twins player of the game with a goal and a solid effort. Congratulations go to Matt Bayduza for winning the nights 50-50 draw. The Victorias would like to thank all that participated in the draw. The Vics have a tough one Saturday Night as they travel to the Southdale Rec Centre to take on the league leading and very high flying St. Boniface Riels. They then return home on Thursday to host the St.James Canucks. Game Time both nights is 7:30 PM
The St. Vital Victorias defeated the Fort Garry Twins Thursday night at the old Barn on St.Annes Rd. Oliver Easton Hanna opened the scoring on a power play at 11:04 of the first with his fourth of the year. The Twins tied the score at 19:59 of the first on a goal by Brent Berrington. The Twins took the lead on a short handed effort by Nick Doyle at the 1:28 mark of the second when he broke in clear on Vics Goaltender Nolan Bray. The Vics rookie defenseman K.C. Mason tied the score on the same penalty with the Vics second power play goal of the night at 2:20. Justin Tremblay scored the eventual winner at the 12:35 mark to close out the scoring on the night. Both teams came close in the third, but couldn't put anything by either goalie. Bray made 33 stops for the Vic's while the Twins Curtis Champagne made 32 saves.
NOTES: K.C. Mason was the Vics "Boston Pizza player of the game" with his goal and assist performance. Mason also extended his goal scoring streak to four games. Nick Doyle was the Twins player of the game with a goal and a solid effort. Congratulations go to Matt Bayduza for winning the nights 50-50 draw. The Victorias would like to thank all that participated in the draw. The Vics have a tough one Saturday Night as they travel to the Southdale Rec Centre to take on the league leading and very high flying St. Boniface Riels. They then return home on Thursday to host the St.James Canucks. Game Time both nights is 7:30 PM
K.C. Mason 3 goals in the last three games
RAIDERS DOWN VICS
The St. Vital Victorias travelled to Mosienko Arena to take on the The Raiders, but came out on the short end of the scoreboard in a 3-2 game. Kyle Jur ,Nik Lynam and Jordan Lisowick scored for the Raiders while Brad Angus and K.C. Mason scored for the Vics.
NOTES: K.C. Mason currently has goals in the last three consecutive games.
The Boys are at home Thursday Night to host the Twins. Game Time is 7:30 PM
The St. Vital Victorias travelled to Mosienko Arena to take on the The Raiders, but came out on the short end of the scoreboard in a 3-2 game. Kyle Jur ,Nik Lynam and Jordan Lisowick scored for the Raiders while Brad Angus and K.C. Mason scored for the Vics.
NOTES: K.C. Mason currently has goals in the last three consecutive games.
The Boys are at home Thursday Night to host the Twins. Game Time is 7:30 PM
Dannick Levesque, Two goals and an assist
VICS UP END STONEWALL JETS 6-2
The St. Vital Victorias downed the Stonewall Jets 6-2 Thursday night at the old Barn on St. Annes Rd. Jared Neufeld opened the scoring with a wrap around that surprised Jets starter Luke Sirant. Nuefeld then netted his second of the night at 13:27 and Captain Tyler Pchajek scored twenty-three seconds later as the Vics lead 3-0 after the first. Dannick Levesque scored his first of the night at 2:23 of the second, then K.C. Mason scored on a penalty shot at 4:58 which brought an end to Sirant's night. Dakota Johnson took over in the Jets net. Adam Blight opened the scoring for the Jets at 6:47 before Levesque scored his second of the night at the 19:59 mark of the second. The Jets Ryan Lussier closed out the scoring at 7:33 of the third and the final was 6-2. Erik Pion took the win for the Vics, while Luke Sirant was saddled with the loss during his 24:58 minutes of work.
NOTES: Dannick Levesque was the Vics "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" with his two goal and an assist night while Ryan Lussier was the Jets player of the Game. Both Dannick and Ryan were awarded coupons for an 8" gourmet Pizza compliments of Boston Pizza.
Congratulations go to Scott Stroh for winning the 50-50 draw. Scott won a jackpot of $40.00. The Victorias would like to thank all that purchased tickets in the Draw.
Quick turn around for the boys, they travel to Billy Mosienko on Friday night to take on the Raiders. They are back home next Thursday, Nov. 21 to host the Fort Garry Twins.
The St. Vital Victorias downed the Stonewall Jets 6-2 Thursday night at the old Barn on St. Annes Rd. Jared Neufeld opened the scoring with a wrap around that surprised Jets starter Luke Sirant. Nuefeld then netted his second of the night at 13:27 and Captain Tyler Pchajek scored twenty-three seconds later as the Vics lead 3-0 after the first. Dannick Levesque scored his first of the night at 2:23 of the second, then K.C. Mason scored on a penalty shot at 4:58 which brought an end to Sirant's night. Dakota Johnson took over in the Jets net. Adam Blight opened the scoring for the Jets at 6:47 before Levesque scored his second of the night at the 19:59 mark of the second. The Jets Ryan Lussier closed out the scoring at 7:33 of the third and the final was 6-2. Erik Pion took the win for the Vics, while Luke Sirant was saddled with the loss during his 24:58 minutes of work.
NOTES: Dannick Levesque was the Vics "Boston Pizza Player of the Game" with his two goal and an assist night while Ryan Lussier was the Jets player of the Game. Both Dannick and Ryan were awarded coupons for an 8" gourmet Pizza compliments of Boston Pizza.
Congratulations go to Scott Stroh for winning the 50-50 draw. Scott won a jackpot of $40.00. The Victorias would like to thank all that purchased tickets in the Draw.
Quick turn around for the boys, they travel to Billy Mosienko on Friday night to take on the Raiders. They are back home next Thursday, Nov. 21 to host the Fort Garry Twins.
LEST WE FORGET
Monday , of course, is Remembrance Day , the day that at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we commemorate the armed forces that made the supreme sacrifice. The Jr. Victoria organisation would like to also thank all veterans for the service they gave in order to give us today the freedoms that we all enjoy in this great country.
Monday , of course, is Remembrance Day , the day that at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we commemorate the armed forces that made the supreme sacrifice. The Jr. Victoria organisation would like to also thank all veterans for the service they gave in order to give us today the freedoms that we all enjoy in this great country.
Kris Melna, two goals vs. Knights
KNIGHTS DOWN VICS IN SUNDAY MATINEE
The River East Royal Knights handed the Vics their second loss in three days Sunday afternoon 5-4.
River East lead 2-0 after the first on goals by Garrett Shymko and Andrew Kossack. Vics newcomer Dylan Hiebert scored a goal in his first game with the Vics , but the Knights Braeden Broschuk restored the Knights two goal lead as the Knights lead 3-1 after two. Kris Melna scored the first of his two goals on the afternoon , however Kyle Lee and Cory Stefanyshyn scored to give the Knights a commanding 5-2 lead. To the Vics credit, they never quit and kept plugging away as KC Mason scored his first of the year, and Kris Melna got his second of the day with four seconds left.
NOTES: Up next is a home game vs. the Stonewall Jets on Thursday night the the following night they travel to Mosienko to take on the Raiders.
The River East Royal Knights handed the Vics their second loss in three days Sunday afternoon 5-4.
River East lead 2-0 after the first on goals by Garrett Shymko and Andrew Kossack. Vics newcomer Dylan Hiebert scored a goal in his first game with the Vics , but the Knights Braeden Broschuk restored the Knights two goal lead as the Knights lead 3-1 after two. Kris Melna scored the first of his two goals on the afternoon , however Kyle Lee and Cory Stefanyshyn scored to give the Knights a commanding 5-2 lead. To the Vics credit, they never quit and kept plugging away as KC Mason scored his first of the year, and Kris Melna got his second of the day with four seconds left.
NOTES: Up next is a home game vs. the Stonewall Jets on Thursday night the the following night they travel to Mosienko to take on the Raiders.
VICS DROP CLOSE ONE IN CHARLESWOOD
The St. Vital Victorias took on the Charleswood Hawks Friday night at Eric Coy Arena and lost a close one 3-2. Tyler Pchajek opened the scoring at the 20 second mark of the first. Justin Tremblay made it 2-0 at 9:36 . The Hawks Jesse Adams brought the Hawks to within 1 with his goal at 16:16. The Vics lead 2-1 after one , but Jesse Toth evened the score at 3:54. David Lafleche scored the eventual winner at 14:28 unassisted when the Vics gave the puck away in their end as Lafleche put a high shot past Erik Pion. Pion looked sharp in the Vics goal, stopping 36 shots.
Vic Notes: The Vics now travel to the Terry Sawchuk Arena Sunday, Nov 10 for a matinee against the River East Royal Knights. Game Time is 2:30 PM They return to the old Barn on Thursday , Nov 14 to take on the Stonewall Jets. Game Time is 7:30 PM
The St. Vital Victorias took on the Charleswood Hawks Friday night at Eric Coy Arena and lost a close one 3-2. Tyler Pchajek opened the scoring at the 20 second mark of the first. Justin Tremblay made it 2-0 at 9:36 . The Hawks Jesse Adams brought the Hawks to within 1 with his goal at 16:16. The Vics lead 2-1 after one , but Jesse Toth evened the score at 3:54. David Lafleche scored the eventual winner at 14:28 unassisted when the Vics gave the puck away in their end as Lafleche put a high shot past Erik Pion. Pion looked sharp in the Vics goal, stopping 36 shots.
Vic Notes: The Vics now travel to the Terry Sawchuk Arena Sunday, Nov 10 for a matinee against the River East Royal Knights. Game Time is 2:30 PM They return to the old Barn on Thursday , Nov 14 to take on the Stonewall Jets. Game Time is 7:30 PM
Danick Levesque, 2 goals 2 assists vs. Transcona
Danick Levesque Leads Vics over Railer Express to break losing streak
Sunday Night at the old Barn, Danick Levesque was the star of the night as the Vics defeated the Transcona Railer Express 8-4. Levesque scored two goals, his third and fourth of the season and chipped in two assists. Other goal getters for the Vics were Tyler Pchajek who had two goals and an assist, Kris Melna had a goal and two assists while Tanner Joseph, Thomas Freeman and Brody Fostey each collected a goal and an assist. Matthew Gardner had two goals for the Express, while Mason Gibson and Raymond Allard each chipped in a goal. Erik Pion looked sharp in the Vics goal, stopping 37 shots as he raised his season record to 3-4. The Transcona tandem of Jarret Smith and Devyn Maytchak combined to stop 24 Victoria shots. The Boston Pizza Player of the game for the Vics was Danick Levesque with his 4 point night while Matt Gardner with two goals for the Express was their player of the game. Danick and Matt each received a coupon for an 8 inch gourmet pizza, compliments of our friends at Boston Pizza. The coupons can be redeemed at any of 10 Boston Pizza Winnipeg locations , including 1919 Bishop Grandin Boul. Congratulations guys!
Vic Notes: The next game for the Vics is this Friday when they visit Eric Coy arena to take on the Charleswood Hawks, who after a slow start now are on track with five wins in a row. They then visit Terry Sawchuk Arena on Sunday Nov 10. to take on the River East Royal Knights. No game this Thursday at the old barn, the boys will have a fundraiser "Wing Ding " Silent auction at Cowboys, in the Canad Inn Destination Centre located at 1034 Elisabeth Road.
Sunday Night at the old Barn, Danick Levesque was the star of the night as the Vics defeated the Transcona Railer Express 8-4. Levesque scored two goals, his third and fourth of the season and chipped in two assists. Other goal getters for the Vics were Tyler Pchajek who had two goals and an assist, Kris Melna had a goal and two assists while Tanner Joseph, Thomas Freeman and Brody Fostey each collected a goal and an assist. Matthew Gardner had two goals for the Express, while Mason Gibson and Raymond Allard each chipped in a goal. Erik Pion looked sharp in the Vics goal, stopping 37 shots as he raised his season record to 3-4. The Transcona tandem of Jarret Smith and Devyn Maytchak combined to stop 24 Victoria shots. The Boston Pizza Player of the game for the Vics was Danick Levesque with his 4 point night while Matt Gardner with two goals for the Express was their player of the game. Danick and Matt each received a coupon for an 8 inch gourmet pizza, compliments of our friends at Boston Pizza. The coupons can be redeemed at any of 10 Boston Pizza Winnipeg locations , including 1919 Bishop Grandin Boul. Congratulations guys!
Vic Notes: The next game for the Vics is this Friday when they visit Eric Coy arena to take on the Charleswood Hawks, who after a slow start now are on track with five wins in a row. They then visit Terry Sawchuk Arena on Sunday Nov 10. to take on the River East Royal Knights. No game this Thursday at the old barn, the boys will have a fundraiser "Wing Ding " Silent auction at Cowboys, in the Canad Inn Destination Centre located at 1034 Elisabeth Road.
TWISTERS DROP VICTORIAS 4-1
On a rare Friday Night game at St. Vital Arena, the Pembina Valley Twisters blew into town and left with a 4-1 victory over the Vics. The Vics opened the scoring on a goal by Tanner Joseph at 14:27 of the first and the Vics lead 1-0 after the first. That was the total output for the Vics that night however as the Twisters scored two goals in the second to lead 2-1 after two . Matt Mazinke and Brett Klassen scored for the storm , with Klassen's marker the eventual winner. The same two scored again in the third and the final was 4-1. Nolan Bray stopped 47 shots for the Vics in a losing cause, while Ryan Grossmeuller stopped 22 shots for the Twisters.
The Vics are back at it Sunday Night again at home against the Transcona Railer Express. Game Time is 7:30 PM
On a rare Friday Night game at St. Vital Arena, the Pembina Valley Twisters blew into town and left with a 4-1 victory over the Vics. The Vics opened the scoring on a goal by Tanner Joseph at 14:27 of the first and the Vics lead 1-0 after the first. That was the total output for the Vics that night however as the Twisters scored two goals in the second to lead 2-1 after two . Matt Mazinke and Brett Klassen scored for the storm , with Klassen's marker the eventual winner. The same two scored again in the third and the final was 4-1. Nolan Bray stopped 47 shots for the Vics in a losing cause, while Ryan Grossmeuller stopped 22 shots for the Twisters.
The Vics are back at it Sunday Night again at home against the Transcona Railer Express. Game Time is 7:30 PM
CANUCKS HAND VICTORIAS THEIR 7TH LOSS IN A ROW
Sunday night the Vics paid a visit to the St.James Civic centre and were thumped 7-3 by the host St.James Canucks.
It was the boys 7th loss in a row and their season record sank to 2-8-2 , they are in the basement of the MMJHL standings. The Canucks were lead by Jesse Antonyshen with two goals and singles by Cam Fehr,Jesse Oullette,Tyler Arnason,Shawn Dyck and Jordan Miller. Kris Melna,Tanner Joseph and Justin Tremblay replied for the Vics. Erik Pion stopped 40 shots for the Vics while Brett Bigourdin stopped 31 shots for the winners. The Vics will be at home for the next two games, a rare Friday game this week, Nov 1st, as opposed to the usual Thursday Night Game, against the Pembina Valley Twisters then Sunday Night they take on the Transcona Railer Express. Game time both nights is 7:30 PM.
Sunday night the Vics paid a visit to the St.James Civic centre and were thumped 7-3 by the host St.James Canucks.
It was the boys 7th loss in a row and their season record sank to 2-8-2 , they are in the basement of the MMJHL standings. The Canucks were lead by Jesse Antonyshen with two goals and singles by Cam Fehr,Jesse Oullette,Tyler Arnason,Shawn Dyck and Jordan Miller. Kris Melna,Tanner Joseph and Justin Tremblay replied for the Vics. Erik Pion stopped 40 shots for the Vics while Brett Bigourdin stopped 31 shots for the winners. The Vics will be at home for the next two games, a rare Friday game this week, Nov 1st, as opposed to the usual Thursday Night Game, against the Pembina Valley Twisters then Sunday Night they take on the Transcona Railer Express. Game time both nights is 7:30 PM.
Tyler Pchajek, 2 goals in a losing cause
RIELS DOWN VICTORIAS
The Victorias hosted the league Leading, and undefeated ,St. Boniface Riels Thursday night and were on the short end of a 5-3 score. The Riels opened the scorig at the 14:00 mark on a goal by Brett Charette. Three minutes later the Vics tied the score on Tyler Pchajek's first of the night at 17:01. The score after one was tied at one. The Riels opened things up with three second period goals by Chris Prejet, Jens Giesbrecht and Brian Dies. Tyler Pchajek netted his second of the night and the Riels had a commanding 4-2 lead after two. The Vics made it close with a nice goal by Brad Angus, but that's as close as the Vics would come as the Riels Brian Michaels scored a goal with 11 seconds left with The Vics Goaltender Nolan Bray on the bench in favour of a sixth attacker. Bray made 35 saves with his record now at 0-3-3 . Conner Bell made 17 saves for the win. The Boston Pizza player of the game for the Vics was Tyler Pchajek with two goals . Jens Giesbrecht was the Riels star of the game with a goal and an assist.
VIC NOTES: The Vics travel to the St. James Civic Centre on Sunday, Oct 27 to take on the Canucks , then are at home for a rare Friday night game on Nov. 1 vs the Pembina Valley Twisters.
The Victorias hosted the league Leading, and undefeated ,St. Boniface Riels Thursday night and were on the short end of a 5-3 score. The Riels opened the scorig at the 14:00 mark on a goal by Brett Charette. Three minutes later the Vics tied the score on Tyler Pchajek's first of the night at 17:01. The score after one was tied at one. The Riels opened things up with three second period goals by Chris Prejet, Jens Giesbrecht and Brian Dies. Tyler Pchajek netted his second of the night and the Riels had a commanding 4-2 lead after two. The Vics made it close with a nice goal by Brad Angus, but that's as close as the Vics would come as the Riels Brian Michaels scored a goal with 11 seconds left with The Vics Goaltender Nolan Bray on the bench in favour of a sixth attacker. Bray made 35 saves with his record now at 0-3-3 . Conner Bell made 17 saves for the win. The Boston Pizza player of the game for the Vics was Tyler Pchajek with two goals . Jens Giesbrecht was the Riels star of the game with a goal and an assist.
VIC NOTES: The Vics travel to the St. James Civic Centre on Sunday, Oct 27 to take on the Canucks , then are at home for a rare Friday night game on Nov. 1 vs the Pembina Valley Twisters.
Michael Moore, team leading 5 goals
VICS COME UP SHORT VS. THE HAWKS
The Vics were in Charleswood on Sunday night and came up short against the Hawks , losing 4-2
The Hawks Riley Court opened the scoring at 4:16 of the first. Michael Moore scored his team leading 5th goal of the season at 14:50 to even the score, but Derek Finnbogason restored the Hawks lead one minute and fourteen seconds later. Riley Court added to the lead with three seconds left in the period, scoring a power play goal . The second period was scoreless and in the third, Justin Tremblay brought the Vics to within one goal scoring a power play goal at 5:25. The Hawks Ryan McDonald closed out the scoring with an empty net goal at the 19:00 mark. Erik Pion took the loss, dropping his season record to 2-3 stopping 32 shots while Logan Wasio was the winner stopping 30 Vic drives.
The teams split the 8 minor penalties referee Chris Hofer called on the night.
The Vics next game is back at home on Thursday against the league leading Riels. Game Time is 7:30
The Vics were in Charleswood on Sunday night and came up short against the Hawks , losing 4-2
The Hawks Riley Court opened the scoring at 4:16 of the first. Michael Moore scored his team leading 5th goal of the season at 14:50 to even the score, but Derek Finnbogason restored the Hawks lead one minute and fourteen seconds later. Riley Court added to the lead with three seconds left in the period, scoring a power play goal . The second period was scoreless and in the third, Justin Tremblay brought the Vics to within one goal scoring a power play goal at 5:25. The Hawks Ryan McDonald closed out the scoring with an empty net goal at the 19:00 mark. Erik Pion took the loss, dropping his season record to 2-3 stopping 32 shots while Logan Wasio was the winner stopping 30 Vic drives.
The teams split the 8 minor penalties referee Chris Hofer called on the night.
The Vics next game is back at home on Thursday against the league leading Riels. Game Time is 7:30
Josh Kozar , Vic Goaltender
credited with a goal
DID YOU KNOW?????
Most hockey fans know now that Goaltender Mike Smith of the NHL Phoenix Coyotes was credited with a goal on October 19 vs the Detroit Red Wings . Mike was the 12th goaltender credited with a goal in NHL play. Some , like Martin Broduer and Ron Hextall have more than one goal. But, DID YOU KNOW , a St. Vital Victoria goaltender was credited with a goal during the MMJHL 2008/2009 season? Josh Kozar was credited with a goal during a regular season game in Stonewall vs. the Jets. Josh did not shoot the puck into the net, but was the last Vic to touch the puck before the Jets accidently put the puck in their own net during a delayed penalty. Josh was a Vic during 2008/09 and part of the 09/10 season before moving to the Transcona Railers and played part of the 2010/11 season with the Fort Garry Twins.
Most hockey fans know now that Goaltender Mike Smith of the NHL Phoenix Coyotes was credited with a goal on October 19 vs the Detroit Red Wings . Mike was the 12th goaltender credited with a goal in NHL play. Some , like Martin Broduer and Ron Hextall have more than one goal. But, DID YOU KNOW , a St. Vital Victoria goaltender was credited with a goal during the MMJHL 2008/2009 season? Josh Kozar was credited with a goal during a regular season game in Stonewall vs. the Jets. Josh did not shoot the puck into the net, but was the last Vic to touch the puck before the Jets accidently put the puck in their own net during a delayed penalty. Josh was a Vic during 2008/09 and part of the 09/10 season before moving to the Transcona Railers and played part of the 2010/11 season with the Fort Garry Twins.
Nolan Bray, 73 saves vs. The Twins
TWINS DOWN VICS IN OT 4-3 DESPITE NOLAN BRAYS HEROICS
The Vics traveled to Century arena Friday night to take on the Fort Garry Twins , but the Twins came out with a 4-3 overtime win. Nolan Bray was outstanding for the Victorias stopping 73 shots on the night , including 10 in the overtime period.
Danick Levesque opened the scoring for the Vics with his first of the season at 1:35 of the first period. The Twins came back with goals by Brett Fargher and Garrett Desmond and lead 2-1 after one. The Vics took control of play in the second, outshooting the Twins 19-14 and scored the only goal of the period, Tyler Pchajek scored his third of the year on a power play at 11:07. In the Third, the Vics re gained the lead when Levesque scored his second of the night at 5:36. Kaleb Ross got the equalizer at 16:21 and it off to overtime. The Twins bombarded Nolan Bray in the OT and with only 13 ticks left, Brady Chyzyk netted the overtime goal for the Twins.
Notes: The Vics are in Charleswood Sunday night to take on the Hawks. Game time is 7:30 pm.
The Vics traveled to Century arena Friday night to take on the Fort Garry Twins , but the Twins came out with a 4-3 overtime win. Nolan Bray was outstanding for the Victorias stopping 73 shots on the night , including 10 in the overtime period.
Danick Levesque opened the scoring for the Vics with his first of the season at 1:35 of the first period. The Twins came back with goals by Brett Fargher and Garrett Desmond and lead 2-1 after one. The Vics took control of play in the second, outshooting the Twins 19-14 and scored the only goal of the period, Tyler Pchajek scored his third of the year on a power play at 11:07. In the Third, the Vics re gained the lead when Levesque scored his second of the night at 5:36. Kaleb Ross got the equalizer at 16:21 and it off to overtime. The Twins bombarded Nolan Bray in the OT and with only 13 ticks left, Brady Chyzyk netted the overtime goal for the Twins.
Notes: The Vics are in Charleswood Sunday night to take on the Hawks. Game time is 7:30 pm.
BOSTON PIZZA SPONSORS "BOSTON PIZZA PLAYERS OF THE GAME" at every Vics Home Game
The Victorias would like to thank Boston Pizza for sponsoring the Player of the Game Awards for every home game during the 2013-2014 season. At each game, one player from the Vics and their opponent will be selected as the player of the game. Each player selected will receive , compliments of Boston Pizza an 8 inch Gourmet Pizza.
The Victorias would like to thank Boston Pizza for sponsoring the Player of the Game Awards for every home game during the 2013-2014 season. At each game, one player from the Vics and their opponent will be selected as the player of the game. Each player selected will receive , compliments of Boston Pizza an 8 inch Gourmet Pizza.
RAIDERS OVERPOWER VICTORIAS 7-4
The Raiders came to St. Vital Arena Thursday Night and dropped the Vics 7-4.
The Raiders scoring was spread out, with seven different players scoring . Ryan Seekings, Mike Lazo, Nick Mathews, Zaz Oleksiw,Tanner Magalas, Ryan Magalas,and Kyle Jur all scored for the Raiders. Brad Angus,Tyler Pchajek,Justin Tremblay and Tanner Joseph scored for the Vics. Mat McIntosh stopped 24 Vic drives collecting the win while Erik Pion stopped 32 Raider shots taking the loss evening his record at 2-2 for this year.
The Vics have to get over this loss quickly as they travel to Fort Garry's Century Arena Friday night to take on the Twins. They then are in Charleswood Sunday for a match with the Hawks.
The Raiders came to St. Vital Arena Thursday Night and dropped the Vics 7-4.
The Raiders scoring was spread out, with seven different players scoring . Ryan Seekings, Mike Lazo, Nick Mathews, Zaz Oleksiw,Tanner Magalas, Ryan Magalas,and Kyle Jur all scored for the Raiders. Brad Angus,Tyler Pchajek,Justin Tremblay and Tanner Joseph scored for the Vics. Mat McIntosh stopped 24 Vic drives collecting the win while Erik Pion stopped 32 Raider shots taking the loss evening his record at 2-2 for this year.
The Vics have to get over this loss quickly as they travel to Fort Garry's Century Arena Friday night to take on the Twins. They then are in Charleswood Sunday for a match with the Hawks.
VICS DROP SECOND IN A ROW , LOSE 4-2 TO STONEWALL
The Vics travelled to Stonewall Saturday night to take on the Jets, coming away on the short end of a 4-2 score.
The Jets Rowan Versavel opened the scoring as the Jets lead 1-0 after one. Ryan Lussier made it 2-0 for the Jets, but Brady Angus with his first of the year scored for the Vics as they trailed 2-1 after two periods. Kris Melna scored for the Vics to tie the score at 3:46 of the third and it looked like the Vics had the momentum in their favour. However, Versavel notched his second of the night on the power play at 14:30, on the power play. Colton Plante sealed the deal for the Jets with an empty netter at 18:43 with Nolan Bray on the bench in favour of a sixth attacker. The Vics outshot the Jets 31-28. NOTES: The Vics next game is at home on Thursday, Oct 17 vs the Raiders. Game Time is 7:30 pm.
The Vics travelled to Stonewall Saturday night to take on the Jets, coming away on the short end of a 4-2 score.
The Jets Rowan Versavel opened the scoring as the Jets lead 1-0 after one. Ryan Lussier made it 2-0 for the Jets, but Brady Angus with his first of the year scored for the Vics as they trailed 2-1 after two periods. Kris Melna scored for the Vics to tie the score at 3:46 of the third and it looked like the Vics had the momentum in their favour. However, Versavel notched his second of the night on the power play at 14:30, on the power play. Colton Plante sealed the deal for the Jets with an empty netter at 18:43 with Nolan Bray on the bench in favour of a sixth attacker. The Vics outshot the Jets 31-28. NOTES: The Vics next game is at home on Thursday, Oct 17 vs the Raiders. Game Time is 7:30 pm.
Erik Pion, 37 saves on the night
KNIGHTS COME BACK TO DEFEAT VICTORIAS
The Victorias hosted the River East Royal Knights on Thursday Night, jumping out to a 3-1 first period lead on goals by Easton Oliver -Hanna, Dan Popel and Kris Melna. The Vics lead after one, even though they were outshot 19-9. The Knights owned the second period scoring three goals, by Simon Miller, Reiss Burtniak, and Jory Jastrzebski taking a 4-3 lead. The Knights power play was in fine form, with Burtniak and Jastrzebski's goals coming on the PP. The Vics again were outshot in the second period15-5. The Vics made a game of it in the third, outshooting the Knights 11-8, however the Knights Matt Kohlman made some nice saves to preserve the win for the Knights. The only goal of the third was an empty net goal by Garrett Shymko with 34 seconds left in the game. Erik Pion , while taking the loss, kept the Vics in the game making 37 saves .
VIC NOTES: The boys now travel to Stonewall to take on the Jets on Saturday night , and return to St. Vital Arena next Thursday to take on the Raiders.
The Vics players, coaches ,staff and executive would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving Holiday!
The Victorias hosted the River East Royal Knights on Thursday Night, jumping out to a 3-1 first period lead on goals by Easton Oliver -Hanna, Dan Popel and Kris Melna. The Vics lead after one, even though they were outshot 19-9. The Knights owned the second period scoring three goals, by Simon Miller, Reiss Burtniak, and Jory Jastrzebski taking a 4-3 lead. The Knights power play was in fine form, with Burtniak and Jastrzebski's goals coming on the PP. The Vics again were outshot in the second period15-5. The Vics made a game of it in the third, outshooting the Knights 11-8, however the Knights Matt Kohlman made some nice saves to preserve the win for the Knights. The only goal of the third was an empty net goal by Garrett Shymko with 34 seconds left in the game. Erik Pion , while taking the loss, kept the Vics in the game making 37 saves .
VIC NOTES: The boys now travel to Stonewall to take on the Jets on Saturday night , and return to St. Vital Arena next Thursday to take on the Raiders.
The Vics players, coaches ,staff and executive would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving Holiday!
VICS DOWN RAILERS IN SHOOTOUT
The Vics travelled to Transcona on Thursday, for a rare Thursday road game and came away with a shootout victory over the Railer Express. Easton Oliver-Hanna , with his second of the year and JJ Kubicek scored for the Vics . Chad Pearch opened the scoring with his 4th of the season, then Raymond Allard made it 2-0 for the Railer Express, before Oliver -Hanna and Kubicek evened the score in the third. Overtime settled nothing and it went to a shoot-out. It took seven rounds before Tyler Pchajek (pictured above) was able to score the winner putting the puck past Jerret Smith. Smith stopped 28 Victoia shots in taking the OT loss, while Nolan Bray stopped 34 earning the victory.
The Vics travelled to Transcona on Thursday, for a rare Thursday road game and came away with a shootout victory over the Railer Express. Easton Oliver-Hanna , with his second of the year and JJ Kubicek scored for the Vics . Chad Pearch opened the scoring with his 4th of the season, then Raymond Allard made it 2-0 for the Railer Express, before Oliver -Hanna and Kubicek evened the score in the third. Overtime settled nothing and it went to a shoot-out. It took seven rounds before Tyler Pchajek (pictured above) was able to score the winner putting the puck past Jerret Smith. Smith stopped 28 Victoia shots in taking the OT loss, while Nolan Bray stopped 34 earning the victory.
TWISTERS DOWN VICS 4-1 in MORRIS FRIDAY NIGHT
The Jr. Vics paid a visit to Morris Friday night to take on the defending league champions , the Pembina Valley Twisters and came out on the short end of a 4-1 score. The Twisters were lead by Corey Mazinke who scored two goals while Mitch Chanel and Conner Scisson added singles. Kris Melba replied for the Vics with his first of the year.
The Twisters lead 1-0 after one period and 2-1 after two. The Vics Erik Pion stopped 41 shots for the Vics taking the loss , while the Twisters Alcide Grenier was the winner stopping 21 shots. The Vics are now 1-2-1 early in the season and are tied for sixth with the Charleswood Hawks. They are off until this Thursday, Oct 3 when they travel to Transcona to take on the Railer Express. Please note, no Thursday night home game as they are on the road . The next home game is Thursday,Oct 10 vs. the River East Royal Knights.
The Jr. Vics paid a visit to Morris Friday night to take on the defending league champions , the Pembina Valley Twisters and came out on the short end of a 4-1 score. The Twisters were lead by Corey Mazinke who scored two goals while Mitch Chanel and Conner Scisson added singles. Kris Melba replied for the Vics with his first of the year.
The Twisters lead 1-0 after one period and 2-1 after two. The Vics Erik Pion stopped 41 shots for the Vics taking the loss , while the Twisters Alcide Grenier was the winner stopping 21 shots. The Vics are now 1-2-1 early in the season and are tied for sixth with the Charleswood Hawks. They are off until this Thursday, Oct 3 when they travel to Transcona to take on the Railer Express. Please note, no Thursday night home game as they are on the road . The next home game is Thursday,Oct 10 vs. the River East Royal Knights.
CANUCKS DROP VICTORIAS 6-2
The St.James Canucks came to the old barn on Thursday night and hammered the Vics 6-2.
Cam Fehr lead the Canucks with two goals and an assist, while Tyler Arnason and Morgan Winchar each had one goal and two assists . The Canucks power play was deadly scoring three power play goals . Tyler Pchajek and Kallen Kastes scored for the Vics in the first period as they lead 2-1 after one, but trailed 4-2 after two. Erik Swar, in relief of Brad Hill took the win ,while Nolan Bray took the loss for the Vics. The Vics have a short change as they are in Morris tomorrow night to take on the defending league champions the Pembina Valley Twisters . Game time is 8:00pm
Cam Fehr lead the Canucks with two goals and an assist, while Tyler Arnason and Morgan Winchar each had one goal and two assists . The Canucks power play was deadly scoring three power play goals . Tyler Pchajek and Kallen Kastes scored for the Vics in the first period as they lead 2-1 after one, but trailed 4-2 after two. Erik Swar, in relief of Brad Hill took the win ,while Nolan Bray took the loss for the Vics. The Vics have a short change as they are in Morris tomorrow night to take on the defending league champions the Pembina Valley Twisters . Game time is 8:00pm
VICS'S MOORE LEADS VICS OVER TWINS WITH A HAT TRICK!
Michael Moore, hat trick leads VICS over the Twins
The Vics opened their home regular season schedule with a 4-3 win over the Fort Garry Twins.
Michael Moore lead the Vics with a hat trick while Myles Kroeker added a single. Aaron Couvier chipped in two assists for the Vics. The Twins were lead by the combination of Brett Fargher and James Bergal who each scored one goal and added two assists. Matt Wilson had a goal and an assist for the Twins . The Vics lead the whole way , however the Twins were the dominant team and it took the solid goaltending of Erik Pion who made 43 saves and took the win , while Mike Newman took the loss for the Twins stopping 20 shots. Of the six minor penalties called, the Twins were assessed four .
Vic Notes: The Vics are now 1-0-1 for three points in the early part of the season. Their next game is at home Thursday, Sept 26 vs. the St. James Canucks. Game time is 7:30 PM
Michael Moore lead the Vics with a hat trick while Myles Kroeker added a single. Aaron Couvier chipped in two assists for the Vics. The Twins were lead by the combination of Brett Fargher and James Bergal who each scored one goal and added two assists. Matt Wilson had a goal and an assist for the Twins . The Vics lead the whole way , however the Twins were the dominant team and it took the solid goaltending of Erik Pion who made 43 saves and took the win , while Mike Newman took the loss for the Twins stopping 20 shots. Of the six minor penalties called, the Twins were assessed four .
Vic Notes: The Vics are now 1-0-1 for three points in the early part of the season. Their next game is at home Thursday, Sept 26 vs. the St. James Canucks. Game time is 7:30 PM
