Last night in Sicamous, the Kamloops Storm skated to a 6-3 win.
With Anthony Manfredi and Mike McCance home sick, Will Frolek(G) and the boys played extremely well for 45 minutes of hockey and than sat back and watched Sicamous score 2 quick goals in the third period before Will Frolek had to make a couple huge saves to keep the 3 goal margin.
Scoring in the 1st period for the Storm were AP Josh Rasmussen assisted by Chase Edwards with 9:10 to go in the period. That goal was followed by a Jason Alessio marker, assisted by Ryan Skinner and Duncan Schultz with 1:51 left in the period. Then, with 42 seconds left in the period, Ryan Skinner scored his first ever KIJHL goal, assisted by Justin Fulton. After 1 period the score was Kamloops 3 and Sicamous 0.
Kamloops would score with 15:15 to play in the 2nd period on a goal by Bevin Ollek assisted by Duncan Schultz. With 13:00 minutes left in the period Jason Alessio would score his second of the game assisted by Bevin Ollek and Chase Edwards. At 7:28 remaining in the 2nd period Taylor Stuart would score for the Storm assisted by Cody Jules to go up 6-0. With 3:00 remaining in the period, Sicamous would get on the score board on a goal by Scott Fellnermayr assisted by Jean-Luc Fournier and Derek Huisman.
After 2 periods the score was Kamloops 6 and Sicamous 1.
In the 3rd period Sicamous would score with 15:55 remaining in regulation time on a goal by Jarryd Tenvaanholt assisted by Aaron Buat and rounding out the scoring was Jarryd Tenvaanholt with his second of the game assisted by Andy Milne and Jordan Hynes with 8:36 remaining.
Final score was Kamloops 6 and Sicamous 3.
The 3 stars
1. Jason Alessio
2. Jarryd Tenvaanholt
3. Ryan Skinner
Next action for the Storm is Friday Oct.30th when the North Okanoagan Knights visit the Mac Island Sports Center. Game time is 7:00pm.
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Congratulations to the Storm for this important road win, with special note to the newcomers, Ryan Skinner and Josh Rasmussen for their immediate contribution.
ReplyDeleteWith 2 key veterans in sick bay, it sounds like the team rallied to really put it together.
Sicamous really put it to the Storm in Kamloops in their first meeting of the year so it was nice to see that they got some revenge.
It's a long season and we will see if they can repeat again this weekend when Sicamous visits Kamloops for the second time this year.
Hope the vets get better and the team stays healthy.
...as per the comment above... congratulations to Skinner for getting his first goal. His effort and resulting performance has been a huge contribution to the team since early in the season. He is one of the most improved players.
ReplyDeleteIn general, the young guys have been playing very well and they have raised their game substantially to compete in this league.
Also, Coach Hawgood is doing a great job in getting the whole team to buy into his system. They are responding well and are now starting to mold into the team that they need to be to compete in the Keystone Cup.
hi dave or kessler.
ReplyDeleterasmussen played a great game. lots of energy.
if he stays we hope he can bring that every game.
i see catlin mcloud has moved on to wear the purple and yellow in penticton.
havent seen becker since long road trip and suspension. noticed he is on the reserve list, is he healthy scratch or ill?
stormfan
Rasmussen can only be an affliate since he is only 16 years old. Kijhl teams can only carry 2 -16 year old players on their roster.
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