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Privateers and Thrashers skate to a draw

St. John's Privateers goaltender Matt Jenkins pokechecks the Winnipeg Thrashers' Regan Stire (11) as Privateers Michael Abbott (left) and Bradyn Brown look recover during the team's round robin Telus Cup national midget hockey championships game at Mile One Centre Thursday night. — Photo by Kenn Oliver/The Telegram

St. John's Privateers goaltender Matt Jenkins pokechecks the Winnipeg Thrashers' Regan Stire (11) as Privateers Michael Abbott (left) and Bradyn Brown look recover during the team's round robin Telus Cup national midget hockey championships game at...

Published on April 22, 2011
Published on April 22, 2011

Host St. John's improve playoff chances at Telus Cup

Topics :
Telus , Halifax Titans , Desktop/Privateers , Winnipeg , St. John's

Following a 2-2 tie against the Winnipeg, Man., Thrashers Thursday night at Mile One Centre, a win or a tie Friday, and the St. John's Pennecon Privateers could find themselves in the semifinals at the Telus Cup national midget hockey championships.

Tied with their Atlantic counterparts the Halifax Titans for third in the standings heading into the final day of round-robin play on Friday, the Privateers will need to defeat the Quebecs's Lac St. Louis Lions in the final preliminary game at 4:30 p.m. to move on to Saturday’s playoff games.

But if the Titans, who defeated the Privateers in the round robin, secure a win over Winnipeg, a tie for St. John’s will give them four points forcing them into a goals for- goals against scenario, currently in St. John’s favour.

Thursday evening, it was the Privateers top line supplying the scoring once again with goals from Danny Wicks and captain Marcus Power who added an assist. Defenseman Nicklas Lindstrom supplied two assists, giving him seven in the tourney.

Matt Jenkins was solid in net again, stopping 27 of 29 shots over the first forty minutes during which the Privateers put just 10 shots on the board. St. John's fired 11 shots and enjoyed three third-period power plays but were unable to take advantage.

Tyrenn Bauer and Regan Stire lit the lamp for Winnipeg with Teagan Sacher stopping 19 of 21 shots.

St. John's went one-for-six on the power play, Winnipeg one-for-two.

GAME SUMMARY

Privateers 2, Thrashers 2

First period

Scoring

1. St. John’s, Danny Wicks (Marcus Power, Nicklas Lindstrom) 11:31 PP

2. Winnipeg, Tyrenn Bauer (Sean Collins, Morgan Winchar) 15:56 PP

Penalties — Winchar, Winnipeg (slashing) 2:30; Bauer, Winnipeg (hooking) 10:05; Brandon Pye, St. John’s (hooking) 14:46; Winnipeg (too many men) 18:44

Second period

Scoring

3. St. John’s, M. Power (Wicks) 11:27

4. Winnipeg, Regan Stire (Cody Danylchuk) 19:34

Penalties — Ryan Walsh, St. John’s (holding) 11:27

Third period

Scoring

Penalties — Dylan Kuczek, Winnipeg (elbowing) 5:03; Stire, Winnipeg (interference) 10:35; Stire (game misconduct) 10:35

Shots on goal     1           2             3              T

St. John’s            6            4            11            21

Winnipeg            14           15          3              32

Goaltenders: St. John’s — Matt Jenkins (30/32); Winnipeg — Teagan Sacher (19/21)

Power plays (goals-chances): St. John’s (1-6); Winnipeg (1-2)

Referee: Justin Day; Linesmen: Stephen Reid, Mike Winslow

Pl. Team                         GP-W-L-T-PTS

1. Vancouver NW Giants  4-4-0-0-10

2. Lions du Lac St-Louis  4-2-2-0-4

2. Winnipeg Thrashers     4-1-1-2-4

3. Halifax Titans-              4-1-2-1-3 

3. St. John's Privateers    4-1-2-1-3

6. London Jr. Knights       4-0-2-2-2

 

 

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    - April 22, 2011 at 12:38:34

    I have been to a few games and this is very good hockey, Night games are getting a few thousand but day games are a few hundred. This morning was a few hundred on a day when schools are closed. Last night there were a lot of kids and the place was loud. Perhaps free or lower priced tickets should have been done, especially for today. The players are high school age and I believe high school students would go if the price was right. They are your future fans.

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