2011-2012 ICE HOCKEY SEASON
BJHL GAME RESULTS 北京少年冰球联赛比赛结果
JAN7-8, 2012
TYKES 03-04 I.G:
5 POWER KIDS:
4
ATOMS 01-02
I.G:
2 FIRE DRAGONS:
3
PEEWEES 99-00 I.G.
GOLD: 4
BEIJING UNITED: 8
PEEWEES 99-00 I.G.
RED: 12 WEI
LONG:
1
DEC10-11, 2011
TYKES 03-04 I.G:
4 CENTURY STAR SNOW
LEOPARD: 8
ATOMS 01-02
I.G:
3 WEI LONG WHITE:
0
PEEWEES 99-00 I.G.
GOLD: 0
I.G. RED:
3
DEC03-04, 2011
TYKES 03-04 I.G:
12 FIRE DRAGONS B: 0
ATOMS 01-02
I.G:
6 WEI LONG RED: 5
PEEWEES 99-00 I.G.
GOLD: 4
ICE LOONG: 0
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GAME SUMMARIES:
NOVEMBER 12,
2011
PEEWEE RED
Game 4 - Score: I.G.
6
ICE LOONG 0
With our lineup finally back in tact
the Red’s came out looking great. With the exception of
a few lapses that led to some breakaways – which were
all turned away by Brad or a scrambling defenseman- the
team was very dominant from whistle to whistle. We were
held to only a goal through the first half of play with
their goalie turning away 20 plus shots but began to
open up in the third period as their incredible
goaltender began to fatigue. Our offense was well
distributed as all scorers only had singles (including
JoeJoe’s first ever goal - the ref was nice enough to
let us keep the puck after some sweet talking from Zhang
Zhang, who had become famous for other less
complimentary interactions with the refs…) A good effort
from an improving team.
Player of the game: Joe Zhou
Game 3 - Score: I.G.
4 WEI
LONG 1
The Red team had gotten off to a rough
start with two losses in close games where solid efforts
were negated by a lot undisciplined play and at times a
lack of intensity/urgency. With one of our top players
still suspended the Red’s still managed to come out
fired up. Led by a natural hat trick by Hansen and a
great blue line we finally got into the win column. We
all had high expectations for this team so it is good to
see them starting to get on track.
Player of the game: Hansen
NOVEMBER 5, 2011
ATOMS
GAME 3 - I.G.
5
LITTLE WOLVES B 1
Another team which had gotten off to a
rocky start after mixed results in Harbin was our Atoms.
Spawned mostly from last year’s very successful tyke
team in addition to some very strong newcomer’s the
Atom’s learned early on this season that they aren’t
going to be able to walk through the competition as they
had done last year. It seems that most of our kids took
note of this fact and turned in a great performance in
our first league win of the season. Led by our strong
defensive core of Big Beautiful Bob, Marcus, Noah, Rain
and newcomer Allan, and anchored by the goaltending duo
of Matthew and Brian, we were able to make some key
plays in our zones, effectively neutralizing our
opponents which in turn got our offense rolling.
Although a lot of our offense came on individual
efforts, (e.g. streaking forwards, or Rain taking the
puck end to end for a goal) flashes of very promising
and effective team play were common which is very good
to see and gives us as coaches a lot of confidence
moving forward. Great job guys and let’s keep it
rolling into next weekend.
NOVEMBER 6, 2011
TYKES
GAME 3 - I.G.
13
LITTLE WOLVES B 0
Despite most of the team playing their
first organized hockey ever, the tykes had still managed
to be 1 and 1 this season so far, but they were still
without a real breakthrough win to give them confidence
in their abilities. This was that game for them. After a
few minutes of tight play, Henry sprung loose and
scored two quick goals to give us an early lead. From
then on the tykes let loose with nearly everyone getting
a chance to score at least once and although a forward
took home the MVP cup (Henry who finished with 4 goals)
it was our defense who really put us over the top with
Ethan, Roy and Tiger each scoring at least two goals as
well as being successful in shutting down the Little
Wolves offense and helping our goalie, Harvard, in
securing his first career shutout, a monumental
achievement considering the high scoring nature of Tyke
hockey. Great job Tykes, best game we have ever seen
from you!
MVP – Henry
OCTOBER 23, 2011
GAME 2 - I.G.
0 LITTLE WOLVES 20
As the score immediately indicates,
this was not a competitive game for our kids. The
Little Wolves team is made up of mostly 2003 players who
all have extensive experience playing hockey. Once
again, the positioning of our players was not good and
too often we were chasing the puck around the ice
instead of thinking about the correct position we were
supposed to be in. The best efforts in this game came
from Tiger Zhou, William Wu and Roy Shaver who all had
some good scoring chances but were unable to find the
back of the net. Even though this score line is
discouraging, we are confident we can close the gap with
the Little Wolves. Last year, we also lost by a
substantial margin in our first game against this team
but ultimately we defeated them in the championship
game. We are hopeful that we can do the same thing this
season. We need to have full and complete effort from
each and every player if we are to do this.
