Oct 24, 2015 | JJewkes | 360 views
October 22nd 2015
Fresh from Parry Sound your 2015 Barry Orr Hall of Fame Classic Champions returned to home ice to face the visiting Norwich Knighthawks.
Back on home ice from the 5 games in two days, the Express had a practice Tuesday night then returned to the regular season schedule. Thursday night hockey at the Mad house on Mutual Street.
The Norwich Knighthawks came into town with a record of 1-4 looking to turn their regular season around but our Express on their home ice are a bullet train to the score board.
The first period saw our Express with lots of chances but the Nighthawks net minder was working over time pushing away puck after puck. #10 Jonah Martire was able to break through a the 8:06 mark of the first unassisted. Then five minutes later #7 Charlie "Chuck" Ashman assisted by #9 Colton Macpherson padded the lead to two goals. Less than a minute later "The Magician" was working his magic act and potted the third goal of the game #11 Westin Matsumoto assisted by #14 Dylan "Dill Pickle" Lale.
End of the first Ingersoll Express 3 Norwich Knighthawks 0
The second began with a bang and with less than a minute into the period #9 Colton Macpherson added to his season total assisted by #17 Wyatt Thompson. At 7:59 of the period our "Towers of power" wanted in on the scoring and #19 Brandon Plaquet assisted by his defensive partner #8 Ryan Wolfe and #12 Jorja Kloepfer. The scoring onslaught continued for the rest of the game with the next nine.....Yes that is right nine goals. In no particular order they were scored by #4 Urijah "Jewkesy" Jewkes, #3 Josh Robles, #9 Colton Macpherson, #17 Wyatt Thompson, #11 Westin Matsumoto, #10 Jonah Martire and with another hat trick #14 Dylan Lale. Those goals were assisted by #7 Charlie Ashman with two more points, #12 Jorja Kloepher, #9 Colton Macpherson and #17 Wyatt Thompson.
Also with another shut out to add to his record in the this young season #20 Riley "Vysey" Vyse.
Final score Ingersoll Express 14 Norwich Knighthawks 0
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