(vol.
9S, no. 3; newsletter by c.g.)
Wow, what can you say about last night's game? We came up against a team
that was grossly overmatched, and that fact was exasperated by them also
having an inexperienced goalie. Not much of a contest as we controlled the
flow of the game for the entire three periods with an ending score of 11-0.
Some Highlights:
The Jimmy Ferraro Show: A new, probably unbreakable, Pirate record
was established as Jimmy notched four goals, and three assists for an incredible
7-point night. This puts him well on the way to breaking the total single
season Pirate scoring record of 11 points in a season (currently-held by
Scott Miller).
The
line of Ralz-Wildman-Goione opened the scoring :07 seconds into the game
on a pass from Goione to Tim to Wildman for the 1-0 lead.
Incredibly, seven of nine Pirate skaters score a goal.
Dan DiPierro nets two goals, however the second was waved-off by
the refs probably out of pity.
Harris quietly plays to his second consecutive shutout, not allowing
a goal in six straight periods.
Roger didn't score on Harris, thus preserving the shutout.
Farkas states on the bench I just want to wind up one slapshot
on this guy then goes out on the next shift and does just that for
the goal.
And ... well ... you get the drift. Next week we face the much tougher task
of taking on Team Micro to wrap-up the first third of the season. It would
be nice to go into that break with a 3-1 record.
THE
SILVER
SKULLS
1) JIMMY
FERRARO
For his scoring barrage. Now, if we can just keep him from re-negotiating
his contract.
2)
DAN DiPIERRO
For great two-way effort; he scores and gets back to play defense throughout
the game.
3)
DAVE MATTHEWS
A smart game defensively for young Mr. Matthews ...