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Here's the Tuesday night recap:

BEER LEAGUE BULLIES GAME RECAP — TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH

Beer League Bullies 2 — Party Crashers 5

Well, folks. All good things must come to an end. The five-game winning streak? Dead. Buried in the parking lot at AFC. Somebody play taps.

Let's set the scene: half the offense called in sick, a quarter of the defense was MIA, and by the second period, Zak Dayton (#37) was stopping pucks with his head instead of his glove. Because why use equipment when you've got a skull? The man literally took a puck to the dome and stayed in the game. Zak Dayton doesn't need a helmet — he needs a raise. 29 saves on the night facing 34 shots behind a skeleton crew lineup. The Party Crashers didn't beat our goalie. They beat the five guys standing in front of him.

The first period was a scoreless stalemate — both teams circling each other like two dudes at Gold Mine arguing over the last pitcher. Then the second period opened and the Party Crashers decided to remind everyone why they're sitting at 32 points. Miles Frank (#33), Chad Kretchek (#1), and Jeremy Springer (#42) rattled off three goals in the first sixteen minutes. Kretchek especially had himself a night — a hat trick plus an assist for a four-point game. Somebody check that man's birth certificate, because he does NOT play like a beer leaguer.

Down 3-0, the Bullies finally showed some life. The #44/#20 connection struck again — Volchok fed Adolfsson (#20) with 24 seconds left in the second for a late-period tally to make it 3-1. Adolfsson wasn't done, either. He picked up the helper on Sweeney's (#14) third-period snipe, set up by Hart (#6), to claw it back to 4-2. A two-point night for the Swede and a roughing minor to top it off — because when you can't win the game, you might as well win the fight.

Speaking of that roughing call — Adolfsson and Di Paola (#5) went at 10:21 of the third. Matching minors. In a 4-2 game. Incredibly productive use of everyone's time. Peak beer league energy.

16 shots on goal for the Bullies. Sixteen. The Party Crashers had 34. That's not a shot differential, that's a cry for help. We were outshot in every single period. When you're rolling out a roster this thin, you're not playing hockey — you're playing survive.

Shoutout to the guys who actually showed up: Rolla (#88), Trujillo (#0), Que (#46), Schopen (#7), and Mark Sweeney (#66) all laced 'em up knowing full well this was going to be a rough one. Zero points on the sheet but full marks for attendance, which in beer league is basically the same thing as a Norris Trophy.

The Big Picture: We sit at 29 points, third in the division. Still comfortably in a playoff spot, but the Kraken Beers are lurking at 26 points with a game in hand. Meanwhile the Heels and Party Crashers are pulling away at 33 and 32 respectively, playing like they've got something to prove. The 1776ers at 22 points are close enough in the rearview to make things interesting if we keep dropping games with half a lineup.

The Bottom Line: You can't win 'em all, especially when "all" of your roster doesn't show up. Get healthy, get Zak some headgear, and let's get back on track. The streak is dead — long live the next streak.

See everyone at Gold Mine. First round's on whoever was "busy" tonight.

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BULLIES ROLL OVER REALLY OK HOCKEY 6-1!

Thursday night at AFC Rink 2, the Bullies reminded everyone why they're sitting pretty at the top of the standings with an absolutely clinical 6-1 dismantling of Really Ok Hockey. Spoiler alert: they were not really ok after this one.

#79 Krief was feeling himself in the second period, scoring twice in just over a minute — because why stop at one when you're that dialed in? #11 Obradovitch opened the scoring early, and then #14 Matt Sweeney decided to show off by burying one SHORTHANDED. That's right, we're more dangerous down a man than most teams are at full strength. #26 Przybylski and #13 Marimberga added insurance tallies to put this one out of reach.

#39 Granger was an absolute fortress between the pipes, stopping 18 of 19 shots for a sparkling .947 save percentage. The man barely broke a sweat — Really Ok Hockey only managed 4 shots in the first AND third periods combined. At that point, Granger could've brought a book out there.

The power play was humming at 66.67% (2-for-3), while the PK shut down all three of Really Ok Hockey's chances. We took 6 penalty minutes, they took 6 penalty minutes — but only one team turned that into goals. #20 Adolfsson and #44 Volchok each picked up assists to keep the playmaking rolling.

Now let's talk standings, because THIS IS GETTING RIDICULOUS. The Bullies are now 18-1-0 on Thursday nights with 36 points — a full 8 points ahead of second-place Always Sunny. That's a 17-GAME WINNING STREAK for those counting at home. Our goal differential? +83 (133 goals for, 50 against). We've scored more goals than the bottom THREE teams in the standings COMBINED. At this point, Thursday C-League isn't a competition — it's a Bullies highlight reel with guest appearances from other teams.

Meanwhile, Really Ok Hockey drops to 8-9-0-2. Honestly, they should consider rebranding to "Occasionally Adequate Hockey" after tonight.

Cold beers at Gold Mine never tasted better. That's 17 straight Thursday wins and the boys aren't slowing down. See you at the next one — let's keep the streak alive!

BULLIES STEAL ONE IN HENDERSON! 🚨

What an absolute roller coaster at Henderson 2 last night! The Bullies survived a back-and-forth war with the 1776ers, winning 8-7 in a SHOOTOUT after the 1776ers tied it up with under two minutes left in regulation. This game had more lead changes than a beer league dance-off, and somehow we came out on top.

#91 Carson was the offensive hero, burying a hat trick and carrying this team on his back when we needed it most. #15 Kim and #6 Hart were the playmaking duo all night with 3 points each — Kim adding a goal and two helpers while Hart dished out three assists (in between taking 4 penalty minutes for a hooking AND slashing combo at the same time... efficient goonery, honestly). #20 Adolfsson and #44 Volchok each contributed a goal and an assist, while #14 Sweeney found the back of the net to keep the scoreboard spinning.

But let's talk about the real MVP: #37 Zak Dayton. This absolute warrior was playing through BRUISED RIBS and a PULLED HAMSTRING — and still managed to stop 33 of 40 shots against a 1776ers team that was throwing everything at him. The man could barely move and still stood on his head. Without him between the pipes, we would've been watching this one from the parking lot by the second period. Somebody get this guy an ice bath, a bottle of Advil, and a medal.

The third period was pure chaos. We went up 7-5, then the 1776ers made it 7-6, then 7-7 with under two minutes left. Most teams would crumble. The Bullies? We took it to a shootout and finished the job. That's championship DNA right there.

Shoutout to #46 Que, #0 Earl, and #81 Hackett for picking up helpers and keeping the offense rolling all night. This was a proper gongshow that came down to skills competition hockey, but when it mattered most, the Bullies found a way to get it done.

Nothing beats that feeling of heading to Gold Mine with two points after a shootout victory — the beers taste extra cold when your heart rate is still at 150 BPM.

Next up: the Party Crashers. Funny name, but the only party getting crashed is theirs when we show up. We're bringing the confetti, the goals, and absolutely zero invitations for them to win. See you at the rink, boys!

Thursday night at AFC Henderson 1 was a certified barn burner! The Bullies came ready to play and put up six goals in a back-and-forth thriller against Always Sunny. #6 Hart was the offensive engine all night, burying two goals and adding a helper for a 3-point performance. #79 Krief and #26 Przybylski both had solid two-point nights, with Krief finding twine once and Przybylski sniping a beauty. #11 Obradovitch was the setup man all night, dishing out two assists to keep the offense humming.

Now let's talk about that opening minute. Always Sunny scored 19 SECONDS into the game on an empty net — yes, you read that right. Granger was still adjusting his water bottle, and these guys were already celebrating. Most teams would panic. The Bullies? We answered 43 seconds later when #13 Marimberga buried one to tie it up. That's called composure, folks. Or maybe spite. Probably spite.

The depth scoring came through when we needed it most — Marimberga and #44 Volchok each found the back of the net to help seal the deal. Between the pipes, #39 Granger shook off that early surprise and stood tall with 18 saves, keeping us in it during their push in the second. Always Sunny brought the heat and made it interesting, but when the final buzzer sounded, it was Bullies on top 6-4.

Oh, and the Bullies finished the game with ZERO penalty minutes. That's right — 0 minutes on 0 infractions. Cleanest game we've played all season. Honestly, someone should check on #81 McCall, that's extremely out of character. Meanwhile we went a perfect 1-for-1 on the power play when Krief buried one late in the third. Discipline AND execution. Who are we?

Always Sunny? More like Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Taking an L. The forecast called for a Bullies win and we delivered.

Nothing beats a Thursday night win followed by cold beers at Gold Mine. Great team effort from top to bottom — that's SIXTEEN straight Thursday wins now. The last time we lost on a Thursday, gas was cheaper and we all had more hair. At this point it's not a streak, it's a lifestyle.

Next up on 2/19 we've got Really Ok Hockey. Spoiler alert: they're about to be Really Not Ok after we're done with them. See you at the rink!

BULLIES BULLDOZE THE REAPERS 9-5!

What a Tuesday night demolition job at Henderson 1! The Bullies came out flying against the Reapers and never looked back, lighting the lamp nine times in a dominant 9-5 victory. #20 Andy "The Animal" Adolfsson was an absolute magician out there, racking up 5 points (2G, 3A) and setting up his linemates all night long. They don't call him The Animal because of his table manners — the man was a one-man wrecking crew with zero regard for the Reapers' feelings or their goalie's confidence.

#8 Hunsaker found his scoring touch with a pair of goals, while #6 Hart chipped in with a tally and a helper of his own. Even got the Manning family affair going with both #30 Manning Jr. and #88 Manning Sr. contributing to the scoresheet — Thanksgiving dinner debates about who's the better hockey player just got a lot more interesting.

The offense was clicking on all cylinders with contributions from everyone — #15 Kim, #69 Coombs, and #44 Volchok all found the back of the net while #0 Earl was dishing out dimes from the blue line with a couple of beautiful assists. #37 Dayton stood tall between the pipes with 19 saves, keeping us in control even when the Reapers tried to make it interesting. This was a complete team effort that had the boys buzzing at Gold Mine afterward, cracking cold ones and reliving those highlight-reel plays.

Four in a row! The Bullies are rolling like a Zamboni with no brakes. Next up on 2/17 we've got the 1776ers — and just like the original British, they're about to find out what happens when you underestimate a scrappy group of rebels. Time to declare independence from their playoff hopes. See you at the rink!

BULLIES SLAY THE DRUNKEN KNIGHTS 6-2!

What a beauty of a game Thursday night at AFC Henderson! Well, technically Friday morning by the time we got off the ice — an 11:20 PM puck drop means most of us were already in REM sleep by warmups. Nothing says "beer league commitment" like explaining to your spouse why you're getting home at 1 AM smelling like a hockey bag and regret.

The Bullies absolutely lit up the Drunken Knights 6-2 in a performance that had everything — goals, assists, and some solid netminding from #39 Granger who stood tall with 18 saves on 20 shots for a clean .900 save percentage. Our top line was absolutely buzzing with #6 Hart potting two and picking up a helper for a 3-point night, while #26 Przybylski (1 goal, 2 assists) and #44 Volchok (3 assists) were threading passes all night like they had the Knights on a string.

The depth scoring came through too — #18 Fiore, #14 Matt Sweeney, and #79 Krief all found the back of the net. #13 Marimberga chipped in with an assist on Sweeney's third period tally. We outshot them 28-20 and scored in every period (2-2-2) while shutting them out in the first and third.

Now let's talk penalties. We racked up 12 minutes on 6 infractions — double what the Knights took. #81 McCall decided hooking and high-sticking were on his bingo card, while Matt Sweeney went full goon mode with a roughing call and a tripping minor. Hart even got in on the action with a trip of his own. But here's the thing: the Drunken Knights went 0-FOR-5 on the power play. Zero. For. Five. We even gave them a 5-on-3 in the third period when Hart and Sweeney decided to take back-to-back trips to the box within two minutes of each other — and STILL nothing. At that point, we weren't killing penalties, we were committing charity work.

Meanwhile, Krief buried one on OUR only power play opportunity of the second period because that's how efficient offense works. Cold beers never tasted better after a win like that — even if we had to drink them at 1 AM like degenerates. Great team effort from everyone who laced up.

Next week: Always Sunny at 8:40 PM. An actual human game time! We might even have energy in the third period for once. And for Always Sunny? The forecast is looking rough — partly cloudy with a strong chance of getting absolutely wrecked by the Bullies. See you at the rink!

BULLIES BRING THE HEAT IN HENDERSON!

What a beauty of a game last night at Henderson 1! The Bullies pulled off an absolute miracle comeback against Mid-Ice Crisis, rallying from a 4-0 hole to bury them 8-6 in a classic Tuesday D-League barnburner. That's right — down 4-0 early in the second period and these boys decided NOW would be a good time to start playing hockey. Most teams would fold like a lawn chair. Not the Bullies. We chose violence.

#91 Carson was an absolute weapon, potting a hat trick and proving he's got more finish than a Vegas buffet. Meanwhile, #20 Adolfsson and #6 Hart were running the playmaking clinic all night, each putting up 3 points to round out our three stars. The offense exploded for 5 goals in the third period alone — the kind of avalanche that makes the other team's goalie start questioning his hobbies.

#7 Schopen added two tallies of his own — both on the power play — as the Bullies went a perfect 2-for-2 with the man advantage. Meanwhile Mid-Ice Crisis went 2-for-7 on their power plays, which is fitting for a team in crisis. #81 Hackett scored shorthanded because apparently we're just as dangerous down a man. #8 Hunsaker and #14 Matt Sweeney were dishing out assists all night with 2 helpers each, and #15 Q Kim and #44 Volchok each picked up a setup of their own.

And then it happened. #66 Mark Sweeney found the back of the net. Yes, THAT Mark Sweeney. If you felt a disturbance in the force around 12:54 of the third period, that was the entire hockey universe collectively gasping. Somewhere a beer league historian is updating the archives. Circle the date, boys — February 3rd, 2026. We were all witnesses.

Even with Mid-Ice Crisis throwing everything they had at #37 Dayton — and by "everything" we mean 18 shots, which is about as threatening as a gentle breeze — he stood tall with 12 saves to keep us in it when we needed him most. Speaking of shot counts, the score sheet says we put 25 on net, but considering the scorekeeper's track record, the real number is probably somewhere between 25 and "we lost count."

Now let's talk about the ending. With the final seconds ticking down, Tony Carson decided that a hat trick wasn't enough of a statement and absolutely annihilated green helmet guy #4 Wade. Fighting major, roughing minor, AND a game misconduct — the full combo meal. That game misconduct means Tony's sitting at least a game, but honestly? The man scored three goals, sparked a comeback from 4-0 down, and went out like a action hero walking away from an explosion. Legend behavior.

25 penalty minutes as a team? Sure. But we put up 8 goals and completed one of the greatest comebacks in Bullies history, so we'll take the chaos. Time to celebrate properly — see you at the next one, boys.

Up next: the Reapers. Again. We've already beaten them twice and at this point it's starting to feel like bullying — which, come to think of it, is literally our brand. Third time's the charm... for us. For them, third time's just another L. See you at the rink, boys!

BULLIES DOMINATE KRAKEN BEERS 7-2 AT HENDERSON 2

What a Tuesday night beatdown at Henderson 2! The Bullies came out flying against Kraken Beers and never looked back, lighting the lamp seven times in a dominant 7-2 victory. #44 Volchok was on an absolute heater with 2 goals and 3 assists for a massive 5-point night — the man simply could not be stopped. #7 Schopen went full sniper mode, burying a hat trick and making the Kraken tender question his life choices. #8 Hunsaker was dishing dimes all night with 3 helpers to go with his tally, and #69 Coombs contributed a goal and 2 assists of his own.

#37 Dayton was solid between the pipes with 21 saves, turning away everything but a couple muffins that found their way through. The offense was clicking on all cylinders — even #20 Adolfsson got in on the action with a pair of setups. By the third period we had Kraken Beers looking like they'd rather be kraken open cold ones in the parking lot than finishing the game.

You know it's a good night when you score 7 goals and the scorekeeper records maybe 4 of them correctly. I had to play detective and fix the score sheet before importing it into the website — CSI: Beer League Edition. Next time we're bringing crayons and a coloring book to make his job easier.

Time to celebrate this one properly at the bar! Way to show up and put on a clinic, boys. Next up: Mid-Ice Crisis. Let's make sure the only crisis they're having is an existential one in the parking lot after we're done with them.

BULLIES DEMOLISH YAWNING PELICANS 11-1

What a night at Henderson 2! The Bullies absolutely lit up the scoreboard against the Yawning Pelicans, turning Thursday C-League into our own personal highlight reel. #26 Przybylski was an absolute weapon with a hat trick and an apple, while #14 Sweeney matched him with three snipes of his own. #20 Adolfsson was a setup machine, dishing out a couple apples to go with his goal. Even the guys who don't usually fill the stat sheet got in on the action #11 Obradovitch switched it up with three assists and zero goals, proving the man can pass when he feels like sharing. Don't get used to it.

Speaking of Obradovitch, the big man somehow ended up using Przybylski's tiny stick in the third period. Watching him try to dangle with what looked like a toothpick was the comedy highlight of the night — man looked like a giraffe trying to play mini golf.

#18 Fiore decided to remind everyone he's got hands too, potting TWO goals on the night. Someone check the calendar — is it a full moon? A solar eclipse? Fiore with a multi-goal game is basically a sign of the apocalypse, but we'll take it!

#39 Granger was solid between the pipes with 20 saves, though he probably could've brought a lawn chair for most of the night. The offense was firing on all cylinders with contributions from everyone — #44 Volchok and #13 Marimberga also found the back of the net while #6 Hart and the rest of the boys kept the apples coming. By the third period, we were practically taking turns seeing who could go bar down next.

Hope everyone enjoyed the post-game beers because we definitely earned them! Keep this energy rolling into next week, boys. See you at the next one!

Damn, I love putting a beat down on the kamikaze‘s

BULLIES DOMINATE KAMIKAZEES 7-3 AT HENDERSON 2

What a Tuesday night beatdown! Well, technically it started Tuesday — by the time we got off the ice from that 10:30 puck drop, it was practically Wednesday and half the team had already missed their morning meetings. Worth it.

The Bullies came out flying against the Kamikazees and never looked back, lighting the lamp seven times in a convincing 7-3 victory. The D-men woke up the next day with sore backs — not from blocking shots, but from carrying the entire team! #14 Matt Sweeney was absolutely dialed in with a natural hat trick, while #44 Volchok and #91 Carson each put up three-point nights of their own. #8 Hunsaker joined the party with a gino and two apples, spreading the wealth around the entire lineup.

Between the pipes, #37 Dayton was a brick wall when it mattered, turning away 28 shots and keeping the Kamikazees from making it interesting. The offense was clicking on all cylinders with seven different players picking up points — even had #20 Adolfsson, #66 Mark Sweeney, and #93 Sayon each grabbing assists to keep the momentum rolling.

Late in the third with the game already in hand, Volchok ripped a one-timer from Sayon to make it 7-3. Was it a bit much? Absolutely. But against the Kamikazees? Super necessary. 💀

By the third period, we were already mentally at Gold Mine — calculating exactly how many pudding shots it takes to forget a 10:30 puck drop. (Spoiler: more than you'd think, fewer than you'd hope.)

Great team effort all around, and the perfect way to bounce back in D-League action after last week's close loss. Keep this energy rolling into the next one — see you at the rink!

BULLIES DOMINATE THE BIG DEBS 5-1!

What a night at AFC! The Bullies came out flying against The Big Debs and never looked back, putting up 5 goals in a dominant Thursday performance. #11 Obradovitch was absolutely dialed in, lighting the lamp twice and earning first star honors, while #79 Krief had himself a night with a goal and an apple. #20 Adolfsson, #26 Przybylski, and the supporting cast all chipped in to make it a proper beatdown.

#39 Granger was solid between the pipes, turning away 18 shots and keeping The Big Debs honest all night. Meanwhile, the Bullies peppered the opposing net with 49 shots — at that point it's less of a hockey game and more of a firing squad with Zamboni breaks. The Big Debs' goalie probably needs a massage, a therapist, and a stiff drink after that rubber assault.

The offense was clicking all night with #6 Hart, #18 Fiore, and #44 Volchok all picking up helpers in the win. The boys stayed disciplined on special teams too — going a perfect 1-for-1 on the power play while the PK unit slammed the door on all 3 Big Debs opportunities. Sure, we took 6 minutes in penalties to their 2, but when you're outshooting a team 49-19, you've earned the right to play a little spicy.

By the Numbers:

1st Period: 1-0 Bullies (19-4 shots)

2nd Period: 2-1 Bullies (20-5 shots)

3rd Period: 2-0 Bullies (10-10 shots... the boys got comfortable)

When you're putting up 5 goals as a team, you know the cold beers at Gold Mine are going to taste extra good! 🍺

What a grind last Tuesday at Henderson! The Bullies brought the intensity against the Heels but came up just short in a nail-biter, dropping a 2-1 shootout heartbreaker. #29 Hernandez was an absolute brick wall between the pipes, stopping 39 shots and keeping us in it all night long. The man was seeing everything out there and single-handedly prevented this from becoming a blowout.

#91 Carson lit the lamp for our lone gino with help from #44 Volchok picking up the apple, showing some beautiful chemistry in front of the net. The rest of the boys battled hard but couldn't solve their tender when it mattered most. Sometimes the hockey gods just aren't on your side, but we never stopped grinding and kept pushing right until the final buzzer.

Tough loss stings, but we showed we can hang with anyone in this league when we play our game. Time to shake it off, hit the bar, and get ready to bounce back stronger next week. See you at the next one, boys!

What a nail-biter at Henderson 1 last night! The Bullies squeaked out a 4-3 thriller against the Reapers in a game that had everyone's hearts racing until the final buzzer. Our top line was absolutely dialed in - #6 Hart, #20 Adolfsson, and #26 Przybylski each lit the lamp and picked up an apple for identical 2-point nights. #44 Volchok rounded out the scoring with a beauty of his own, while #81 McCall dished out some sweet sauce to help seal the deal.

#39 Granger was standing on his head between the pipes, turning aside 22 shots and keeping us in it when the Reapers were buzzing. The guy was seeing pucks like beach balls out there! With only 8 skaters dressed, everyone had to step up and log some serious minutes - no dusters on this squad. Props to the whole crew for battling through the fatigue and grinding out the W.

Time to crack some cold ones and celebrate this beauty of a win at Gold Mine! The beers are going to taste extra good tonight, boys. See you at the next one - let's keep this momentum rolling!

BULLIES BATTLE TO THE END BUT FALL SHORT AGAINST PARTY CRASHERS

What a wild one, Bullies fans! We gave it our all out there on the ice against the Party Crashers, but in the end, they managed to squeak out the 7-6 victory. It wasn't for lack of effort though - our boys left it all out there!

#81 Hackett started it off, the D man finding the back of the net in the first. #91 Carson and #69 Coombs were an absolute offensive force, each netting 2 goals and an assist for 3 points apiece. #14 Sweeney also chipped in with a goal and an assist. But the Party Crashers just had our number tonight, capitalizing on some key mistakes.

Goalie #37 Dayton did his best to keep us in it, making 29 saves, but the onslaught was too much. At least we know where to find him after the game - probably in the corner nursing a cold Moontucky and replaying all the near-misses in his head.

Hey, that's beer league hockey for ya - some nights you're hot, some nights you're not. But you better believe we'll be back and ready to go next time! Time to regroup, enjoy a few post-game beverages, and start looking ahead to the next one. See you at the rink, Bullies faithful!

Bullies Dominate the 1776ers - 8-4 Victory!

What a game, Bullies! The boys came out firing on all cylinders and absolutely crushed the 1776ers last night, 8-4. #7 Jimmy Schopen led the charge with an incredible 4-goal performance, while #69 Derek Coombs and #14 Matt Sweeney also found the back of the net.

The game was never in doubt as the Bullies controlled the pace from the opening faceoff. Our defense was stifling. After the game, the boys headed to Gold Mine to celebrate with some well-deserved cold ones.

This was a total team effort - everyone contributed and left it all on the ice. Keep that energy going, Bullies! We'll need it for the next one against those pesky Zambonis. See you at the rink, boys!

BULLIES CRUSH THE WHITE WALKERS, 9-5!

What a game, Bullies! The Beer League Bullies came out swinging and took care of business against the White Walkers, winning 9-5 in a high-scoring affair.

#20 Andy Adolfsson led the way with a 4-goal performance, while #26 Paul Przybylski (2G, 1A) and #6 Kellen Hart (1G, 2A) also had strong nights. Our boys were firing on all cylinders, moving the puck well and burying their chances.

The game was intense at times, with both teams battling hard for the win. But in the end, the Bullies were simply too much for the Walkers to handle. A couple of cold ones never tasted so good after a big win like that!

Shoutout to #39 Jesse Granger for his solid work in net, and to the whole team for leaving it all on the ice. Keep it rolling, boys! See you at the next one - time to defend that C-League title!