2011 Esso Cup

Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis 0 - Toronto Aeros 4
 

ONTARIO BRINGS HOME BRONZE AT FIRST ESSO CUP APPEARANCE

ST. ALBERT, Alta. – For their first time at an Esso Cup, the Toronto Aeros made quite the impression intheend, taking the bronze home to Ontario by blanking Québec representatives the Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis4-0Saturday afternoon inside the Performance Arena at Servus Place.

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Four different players scored to boost Toronto to its bronze medal win, with Jordan McDonell(Toronto,Ont.) putting the puck past the Lac St-Louis goal line within the first five minutes for theearlylead.  Breanne Wilson-Bennett (Markham, Ont.) and Lauren Wildfang (Waterdown, Ont.) were creditedwiththe assists. Wildfang (Waterdown, Ont.) went on to add one of her own at 13:25 in the period, with helpfromAurora girls Brooke Webster and Victoria Andreakos to make it 2-0 going into the first intermission.

Toronto skated into the second with confidence, with Andreakos making it 3-0 at 2:54, on passes fromHayleyMasters (Horseshoe Valley, Ont.) and Wildfang, marking the second time in the game that Andreakos andWildfangwould combine for a goal. Hayley Masters also had a helper (Horseshoe Valley, Ont.). Caitlin Maikawa(Markham,Ont.) capped it off in the last six minutes of the second, sending the Toronto bench into ecstaticcheers.

All the Aeros had to do in the third was hold off the Kodiaks for twenty minutes, and that theydid, protecting their 4-0 lead at all costs until the buzzer sounded on the bronze game and secured thema medalfor their debut at an Esso Cup, an impressive feat for any team.  Taylor Hough (Toronto, Ont.)earnedthe shutout.

 

Game Information
Game Number 18 Round Bronze
Arena Servus Place City, Country St. Albert, Alta.
Month / Day / Year 04/23/2011 Time 02:00 PM MT
Attendance Game Status Final

Box Score   1     2     3   Total
Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis (QUE) 0 0 0 0
Toronto Aeros (ONT) 2 2 0 4

Goals/Penalties
First Period
Goals:
   04:17 ONT 8 Jordan McDonell (11 Breanne Wilson-Bennett, 21 Lauren Wildfang)
   13:25 ONT 21 Lauren Wildfang (26 Brooke Webster, 19 Victoria Andreakos)

Penalties:
   None

Second Period
Goals:
   02:54 ONT 19 Victoria Andreakos (17 Hayley Masters, 21 Lauren Wildfang)
   19:55 ONT 6 Caitlin Maikawa (26 Brooke Webster)

Penalties:
   03:16 ONT 8 Jordan McDonell (Bodychecking)
   05:06 ONT 17 Hayley Masters (Bodychecking)
   11:57 QUE 9 Abbey Frazer (Roughing)
   11:57 ONT 26 Brooke Webster (Roughing)

Third Period
Goals:
   None

Penalties:
   05:51 ONT 19 Victoria Andreakos (Tripping)
   11:54 ONT 17 Hayley Masters (Bodychecking)
   15:11 QUE 88 Britnay Wolfe (Interference)
   19:21 QUE 99 Samantha Tayler (Holding)


Goaltenders
Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis
30 Morgan Moffat On 1/00:00 Off 3/20:00
Toronto Aeros
29 Taylor Hough On 1/00:00 Off 3/20:00

Shots on Goal   1     2     3   Total
Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis 3 6 6 15
Toronto Aeros 12 14 11 37

Player of the Game
Toronto Aeros 19 Victoria Andreakos
Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis 87 Olivia Bishop
Officials
Referee Shauna Wing
Lines People Alanna Llewellyn, Jeannine Panten
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