(submitted) WEEKLY REPORT - Oct. 3/22 The Free Flow Petroleum U15 Devils went 5-0-0 in their pre-season play a...
The U15 Devils traveled to South Bend, IN this weekend to face five teams south of the border as part of the Notre Dame Shootout. Facing off against Florida Alliance, Otsirakatste Brant earned the team’s first shutout in the 3-0 win. Goals were scored by: Jacob Moore, Liam Campbell, and Jake Campbell. Friday evening’s opponent, the Washington Little Capitals, were the second team unable to light up the clock, as Cohen Bedore achieved his first shut-out of the season. Campbell, L.
The Devils travelled a little further up the road to Rama to face off against the North Central Predators on Sunday. Again, it was their opponents who scored first but the Quinte team was not deterred and tied up the game in the second period with a shot from Joey Coates on the set up from Vreugdenhil. In repeat style from the previous day’s game, both teams were held off the board in the third period and it was another tie in the books for the McInroy Maines QRD team with a 1-1 final.
On Sunday, the Red Devils dominated for long stretches of play but simply could not find the back of the net in a 1-1 tie with the North Central Predators. Henry Fisher scored unassisted for QRD and was a force all game while Charlie Vos was rock solid in goal. Devils of the Day were Ryan Foley and Henry Fisher.Gillespie’s Tree Service QRD U13smade the trip to Clarington for a highly anticipated season opening matchup between the Red Devils and the Toros at the Garnet B. Rickard Arena.
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