Maple Leafs 2 Blues 1
The Blues had the best regular season in the team’s KFHL history this year, while the Leafs barely made the Playoffs
after several years absence. The teams regular season game however, had been close, with the Blues winning 1 to 0. The two
teams were unable to get too many chances on goal for much of the first period, due to their defensive units fine play. However,
with less than three minutes to play in the period Blues unguarded center Parker Hall jumped on a clearing pass and smashed
it into the Leaf net past goalie Andrew Shaver. It was the last he would allow, as he again had a very good game. Less than
a minute later Maple Leaf center Kolten Hosey ( who had let Hall get off the earlier scoring shot), smacked a long blast from
his own end of the floor that ended up in the back of the Blues net. His brother Dalton was also able to score on a fairly
long shot with a little over three minutes left in the second period to put the Leafs ahead. Neither team could get anything
past the goalies in the third period of the game giving the Leafs the upset win.
Northstars 9 Penguins 2
The Northstars jumped all over the Penguins in the first period of this tilt for five goals, with Evan Adrianson getting
four of them. Jacob Fulford had a goal for the Pens in the first and Stevan Linn got one for them in the second, but the Stars
dominated play for most of the game. Eston Sheldon had a pair of goals with Michael Royal, Mark Dixon, and Gena Remsing also
getting one apiece for the Northstars as they cruised into the semifinals.
Friday March 4th
Rangers 5 Bruins 4
These two teams had a close regular season game with the Bruins coming out on top and at the end of the first period in
this one it was tied at two apiece. The Rangers then had a big second period with three unanswered goals. Early in the third
however the Bruins mounted a comeback with two goals to close the gap to one. A determined Ranger defense and some nice saves
by their goalie Carson Hassleback held them off for the rest of the game to gain the victory. The Rangers had a hat trick
by Aaron Gorman and two goals by Tyler Huver. Collyn Tuller had a hat trick and Caleb Krive one goal for the Bruins.
Canadiens 5 Flyers 2
The Flyers got an early goal by Nicholas Caldwell in the first period, but the Canadiens had tied it up before the period
was finished and then pulled ahead to stay when they got three unanswered goals in the second. Each team had a third period
goal. Canadien goalie Tony Martin had his usual well played game in goal with strong support from his defense team led by
Holden Creller and Gage Sisson both of whom had a very strong game. Alex Musser had a hat trick and Jacob Brighton two goals
for the Canadiens. Gavin Booher had the other Flyer tally.
Monday March 7th Semi-final games
Canadiens 7 Maple Leafs 1
The Canadiens jumped off to an early lead getting three in the first period. The Leafs only managed to spoil Canadien goalie
Tony Martin's shutout attempt with a third period Alissa Bowerman goal. The Canadiens had a hat trick by Jacob Brighton,as
well as a pair of goals each by Aaron Shaver and Jonah Denton.
Northstars 5 Rangers 1
After a scoreless first period the Northstars star center Evan Adrianson had a second period hat trick to put them in the
lead to stay. Tyler Huver got the only goal of the game for the Rangers in the second period and then Michael Royal had two
for the Stars in the third period.
