(vol.
19S, no. 4; newsletter by c.g.)
The Pirates met up with the Jaguars in Sunday action
missing Harris, Kevin, Keith and Ralz. We were able to gather no subs, so
we took to the ice with just seven skaters and Doug Collimore subbing in-between
the pipes. The Jaguars have fallen on hard times lately, as their once potent
franchise was gutted to fill other rosters. The remaining players played
hard but didn't have enough firepower to overcome the Pirates.
The 1st half was marked by a good offensive showing, as the Pirates tallied
six goals and missed or were stopped on numerous other chances.
Glenn Farkas tallied two goals and Wildman, #19, and Scott LeMatty each
had two points in the period. Doug played strong in net for the Pirates,
but the truth is the puck spent a lot more time in the Jaguars end then
the Pirates.
As the 2nd period began, everyone was expecting more of the same, but the
Pirates would only be able to muster one additional goal, as the Jaguars
tightened-up a bit; the shortened bench also started to affect the Pirate
skating as the period wore on. On our lone tally of the period, #19 skated
around a Jaguar defender and found LeMatty in the slot for the easy goal.
The Pirates defense was handled by Scooby and Russ (with Wildman filling-in
occasionally). Even though these two played most of the game on the blueline,
both Scooby and Russ contributed offensively: Russ scored a goal, and Scooby
added an assist. Overall, it was a strong showing by the Pirates as they
continued their undefeated season.
THE
SILVER
SKULLS
1) GLENN
FARKAS
For his 2-goal night.
2)
JOHN CASSENS
For his pair of points and for helping out on both sides of the blueline.
3)
CHRIS GOIONE
For his 3-point effort.