2012-Yarmouth World Junior A Challenge

Red 3 - White 2 (OT)
 

DIENO’S OVERTIME WINNER GIVES RED CAMP-OPENING WIN OVER WHITE

CALGARY, Alta. – Rhyse Dieno (Davidson, Sask./La Ronge, SJHL) scored 2:04 into overtime to complete Red’s comeback from a 2-0 deficit and give it a 3-2 win over White in the opening game at Canada West selection camp on Monday night.

Red was outshot 10-2 in the first period and trailed 2-0 after 20 minutes before pulling even midway through the second period on goals from Brett Boehm (Martensville, Sask./Flin Flon, SJHL) and Evan Richardson (Nanaimo, B.C./Powell River, BCHL) just 1:23 apart.

After a scoreless third period, Dieno took a pass on the right wing from Russell Trudeau (Landmark, Man./Selkirk, MJHL) and snapped a shot past White netminder Michael Stiliadis (Woodbridge, Ont./Victoria, BCHL) for the winner.

Hudson Friesen (East St. Paul, Man./Selkirk, MJHL) and Patrick Lee (Calgary, Alta./Brooks, AJHL) scored the goals for White, which held a 26-17 advantage in shots on goal, but didn’t find the back of the net after Lee’s power-play marker at 12:48 of the first period.

Both teams switched goaltenders midway through the second period to give all four netminders in camp a chance to see game action – Stiliadis took over for Marc-Olivier Daigle (Delson, Que./Drayton Valley, AJHL) in the White goal, while Curtis Skip (Grande Prairie, Alta./Grande Prairie, AJHL) replaced Chad Katunar (Victoria, B.C./Penticton, BCHL) for Red.

Red will go for a 2-0 camp when it faces Blue on Tuesday night at the Markin MacPhail Centre (7 p.m. MT), while White will try for a split of its intrasquad games in the camp finale against Blue on Wednesday (7 p.m. MT).

 

Game Information/Renseignements sur le match
Event/Événement Selection Camp Location/Emplacement Calgary, Alta./Alb.
Date Mon. Oct. 29, 2012 Arena/Aréna Markin MacPhail Centre - Arena A
Time/Heure 7:10 pm MT Attendance/Assistance -,---
Round/Ronde Intersquad Game #/No du match 01

 

Box Score/Compte
1
2
3
OT
Final
RED
0
2
0
1
3
WHT
2
0
0
0
2

 

Goals/Penalties - Buts/Pénalités
First Period/Première période

Goals/Buts : 
11:45 WHT Hudson Friesen (Dillan McCombie, Kurt Keats)
12:48 WHT Patrick Lee (Shane Pilling) PP/AN

Penalties/Pénalités : 
07:07 WHT Ryan Berlin (Interference/Obstruction)
12:12 RED Alex Kerfoot (Slashing/Coup de bâton)

Second Period/Deuxième période

Goals/Buts : 
08:34 RED Brett Boehm (James de Haas, Alex Kerfoot)
09:57 RED Evan Richardson

Penalties/Pénalités : 
16:04 RED Dexter Dancs (Boarding/Donner de la bande)

Third Period/Troisième période

Goals/Buts : 
None/Aucun

Penalties/Pénalités : 
10:26 RED Brett Boehm (Tripping/Faire trébucher)

Overtime/Prolongation

Goals/Buts :
02:04 RED Rhyse Dieno (Russell Trudeau)

Penalties/Pénaltiés :
None/Aucune


 

Goaltenders RED Chad Katunar; Curtis Skip
Gardien(ne)s de but WHT Marc-Olivier Daigle; Michael Stiliadis
Shots on Goal Team 1 p 2 p 3 p OT Ttl
Shots on Goal RED 2 9 4 2 17
Tirs au but WHT 10 8 7 1 26
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