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SHL News Week 15

Dom and Zack are joined in the studio this week by Jesse Starosta from KCG. We just finished off week 15 in the SHL, and in the first game of the night at 9:00 pm we had KCG vs Siam Mandalay. This game had lots of action and KCG took an early lead with goals from Time Phatigulsate and Jesse Starosta, but Siam Mandalay reduced the lead to one with a goal from Tan Limpinphet. In the second period, KCG scored two more goals, one from Jan Isaksson and a second from Phatigulsate to make it 4-1. Siam Mandalay brought them within two when Mike Wilson scored a short handed goal. In the third period, Siam Mandalay tied things up with goals from Darius Konotopetz and Turner Johnson, which forced an overtime period. The action was back and forth in OT, but neither team could get one past the netminder, which forced a sudden death shootout. First up for KCG was Jan Isaksson, but he was stopped by Dream Ungkulpattanasuk. First up for Siam Mandalay was Turner Johnson, who was stopped by Leo Liao. Second up for both KCG was Winnie Luckanatinakorn and Win Khuhakeaw for Siam Mandalay and both were stopped. Third up for KCG was Punn Phasukkjwatana, who was stopped by Unkulpattanasuk. Third up for Siam Mandalay was Yean Thanakroekkiat for put an amazing move on Liao and scored the game winner.

The Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game went to Turner Johnson for hs game tying goal.

In our second game of the week, we had Aware facing off against the number one team in the league, the Novotel Spitfires. Novotel came out on fire and scored four un answered goals in the first period. On each from Mangkorn Sukwiboon, Seb Verdy, Ed McConnell and Peter Borjesson. The second period was more of the same with the Spitfires scoring two unanswered goals, one from Ken Kindborn and a second from Sukwiboon. The third period was more of the same with goals from Major Ingkharratphithakon, a second from Verdy and a third from Sukwiboon. Aware did finally get on the board with two goals from Roman Larin, but it was too little too late and the final score was Aware 2 Novotel Spitfires 9.

The Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game went to Seb Verdy for his two goals and an assist.

The Jerky Monster Play of the Week went to Yean Thanakroekkiat for his move on Leo Liao to give Siam Mandalay the win.

 

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PEAK Biolabs vs Aware Semifinal Game 2 Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game Yean Thanakroekkiat

In the second game of this series between PEAK Biolabs and Aware, Scott Murray of Aware scored first six minutes into the first period. PEAK came back in the second period with goals by Yean Thanakroekkiat and John Schachnovsky. Aware tied things up with a goal by Adrian Meyers, but late in the third had Thanakroekkiat scoring his second and Michael White getting an empty netter to finish things off. The Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game went to Yean Thanakroekkiat for his two goals excellent defensive play all night.

Novotel Spitfires vs PEAK Biolabs Week 3 Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game Yean Thanakroekkiat

In our first game of the night, we had the undefeated Novotel Spitfires facing off against the undefeated Peak Biolabs. Peak opened things up early scoring 3 goals in the first period. The Spitfires answered back in the second period, scoring 2 goals of their own, but Peak sealed the deal and closed things out, scoring 2 goals in the final period to finish the game 5-2. The Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game went to Yean Thanakroekkiat for have a great defensive game.

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2018-2019 SHL Champions

We had a whirl wind of a year this year. Captain, Patrik Lundback, led Team Aware to a 10 game win streak to start off the season, finally losing to TRUE on January 20, 2019.

At the end of the regular season, Aware topped the pack with 30 points. The closest team were the Novotel Spitfires with 20 points.

Captain, Brad Wilson, led the Novotel Spitfires had a 5-4 record going into the Christmas break, and finished off the regular season with 20 points.

Mike Wilson’s TRUE team started off rough, losing their first 10 games of the season, finally beating Hertz on the January 13 and they finished off the season with 15 points.

The defending champions, Hertz, led by Justin St-Denis, started off the season with a 4-6 record, and really struggled in the second half of the season, coming in last place with 12 points.

In the first game of the playoffs we had Aware(1) facing off against Hertz(4) and the Novotel Spitfires(2) against TRUE(3). Hertz took Aware to all three games, and in the final game, Hertz opened things up first and just kept fighting, beating Aware 5-3 to advance to the finals.

TRUE controlled the Novotel Spitfires, and swept Novotel to advance to the finals.

The final game, between Hertz and TRUE was hard fought. TRUE took the lead in the first period, but Hertz fought back in the second period but were still behind 2-1. Hertz tied things up in the third period, 3-3 to force overtime. Things were still tied at the end of the playoff period forcing a shootout. Yean Thanakroekkiat of Hertz found the back of the net to give Hertz a back to back championship.

Rolling Stone Pizza Player of the Game – Yean Thanakroekkiat – Week 2

In our second game of the night between Hertz and TRUE, we saw the game go into overtime with the winner being Hertz when Yean Thanakroekkiat received a stretch pass from Andy Brine to get the game winner.

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