2012-Yarmouth World Junior A Challenge

East Prospects 6 - West Prospects 3
 

PLEVY SCORES AGGREGATE WINNER, WEST WINS PRESIDENT’S CUP DESPITE LOSS

YARMOUTH, N.S. – Austin Plevy (Langley, B.C./Chilliwack, BCHL) scored the aggregate winner with 2:42 to go as West won the President’s Cup with an 8-6 overall victory despite a 6-3 loss to East in the second CJHL Prospects Game on Sunday afternoon.

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It’s the second year in a row West has won the prospects competition, and the fifth time since the inaugural event in 2005.

Down 5-0 heading into the back-end of the two-game, total goal series after being blanked Saturday night in Digby, N.S., East got on the board early when Joe McKeown (Campbellford, Ont./Wellington, OJHL) scored just 2:24 in.

Aidan Wallace (Markham, Ont./Pickering, OJHL) made it a 2-0 game just over two minutes later, and goals from Derian Plouffe (Nepean, Ont./Kanata, CCHL) and Brandon Pye (St. John’s, N.L./Truro, MHL) late in the first period pushed the East advantage to 4-0 after 20 minutes and cut the West aggregate lead to just a single goal at 5-4.

West finally got one back early in the second period thanks to a shorthanded marker from Ryan Berlin (Edmonton, Alta./Whitecourt, AJHL), but Wallace’s second goal just past the midway point of the period got East within a goal again.

Jesse Lussier (Petawawa, Ont./Kemptville, CCHL) brought East all the way back with a goal 5:21 into the third period, but Plevy got the winner late, stepping into the slot and rifling a shot over the blocker of Hayden Lavigne (Brampton, Ont./Wellington, OJHL).

Berlin rounded out the scoring for West by converting a late breakaway for his second of the game.

Just as they did Saturday night, all four goaltenders saw time between the pipes – Lavigne and Chase Marchand (Halifax, N.S./Amherst, MHL) split the duties for East, while Ty Edmonds (Winnipeg, Man./Virden, MJHL) and Marc-Olivier Daigle (Delson, Que./Drayton Valley, AJHL) saw 30 minutes of action each for West.

 

Game Information
Game Number 02 Round CJHL Prospects
Arena Mariners Centre City, Country Yarmouth, N.S.
Month / Day / Year 11/11/2012 Time 02:00 PM AT
Attendance Game Status Final

Box Score   1     2     3   Total
East Prospects (EST) 4 1 1 6
West Prospects (WST) 0 1 2 3

Goals/Penalties
First Period
Goals:
   02:24 EST 23 Joe McKeown (21 Parker Wood, 4 Greg Campbell)
   04:36 EST 18 Aiden Wallace (12 Kyle Dutra, 8 Adam Brady)
   15:21 EST 10 Derian Plouffe (11 Brandon Pye)
   18:51 EST 11 Brandon Pye (17 Michael Rhéaume, 7 Josh Carrick)

Penalties:
   None

Second Period
Goals:
   02:40 WST 12 Ryan Berlin (6 Bo Pellah, 18 Jeremy Butterworth) SH
   11:07 EST 18 Aiden Wallace (5 Fraser Turner)

Penalties:
   01:35 WST 3 Marshall Donald (Tripping)
   06:18 EST 4 Greg Campbell (Hooking)
   08:53 EST 20 Stephen Pietrobon (Tripping)
   16:39 WST 6 Bo Pellah (High Sticking)
   19:46 WST 12 Ryan Berlin (Roughing)
   20:00 WST 11 Sean MacTavish (Roughing After Whistle)

Third Period
Goals:
   05:21 EST 6 Jesse Lussier (18 Aiden Wallace)
   17:18 WST 19 Austin Plevy (8 Denis Bosc, 3 Marshall Donald)
   18:48 WST 12 Ryan Berlin (15 Dexter Dancs, 23 Cooper Rush)

Penalties:
   11:23 WST 4 Zach Douglas (Hooking)


Goaltenders
East Prospects
31 Hayden Lavigne On 2/11:35 Off 3/20:00
1 Chase Marchand On 1/00:00 Off 2/11:34
West Prospects
1 Marc-Olivier Daigle On 2/09:39 Off 3/20:00
31 Ty Edmonds On 1/00:00 Off 2/9:38

Shots on Goal   1     2     3   Total
East Prospects 12 11 10 33
West Prospects 13 11 7 31

Player of the Game
West Prospects 12 Ryan Berlin
East Prospects 18 Aiden Wallace
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