Archive
Jr A Flyers win over Patriots
December 1, 2016 · 0 Comments
3-1 finish gives O-ville eighth win of the season
Despite being outshot 48-24 in Saturday (Nov. 26) night’s game against the Toronto Patriots, the Orangeville Junior A Flyers came off the ice with a 3-1 win.
Flyers goalie Ruan Badenhorst made 47 saves for the night.
Toronto opened the scoring early in the night with their only goal of the game at 2:06 into the first period.
From there the Flyers took over – scoring all their goals on powerplays.
Nathan Gooch got the Flyers opener tipping in the puck on a pass from Nick Stuckless.
Ryan Barbaros followed up with another powerplay opportunity scoring at the midway mark in the frame to get the go ahead goal.
The Flyers defence manage to shut down the Patriot attack for the entire third period with the only goal coming from O-ville’s Baily Molella early in the final period for the 3-1 Flyers win.
It was win number eight for the Flyers who now have a 8-17-1 record including one game lost in overtime – good for 18 points.
The Flyers will return to home ice at the Alder Street arena this Saturday, December 3, to host the Milton IceHawks.
Game time is 7:00 p.m.
Readers Comments (0)
Headline News
Orangeville mayor nominated at 2023 Premier’s Award
By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Orangeville Mayor Lisa Post was recently included in a rarified field. Post, a Humber College Bachelor of Community ...
Revitalizing History: Lord Dufferin IODE fundraises to replace vandalized nurse sculpture
By Sam Odrowski A local not-for-profit women’s group is one step closer to replacing a work of art in Orangeville that was vandalized last year. ...
Make a difference in local health care with Headwaters’ Patient Advisory Program
By Paula Brown Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) is seeking individuals with firsthand experience at the hospital as a patient, family member, caregiver or volunteer ...
Orangeville Food Bank’s community vending machine relocates to Mill St. Library
In June, the Orangeville Food Bank partnered with the Town of Orangeville and Orangeville Public Library to launch a community vending machine. The machine was ...
Blackline Consulting delivers Orangeville’s service review
By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Orangeville has a clearer line toward modernizing its service to best manage future growth. The municipality partnered with ...
Orangeville ratepayers could see 4.5% tax increase
By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Little population growth against inflation in Orangeville is expected to have a hand in a 4.5 per cent ...
Orangeville sees savings in policing costs starting next year
By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Orangeville will soon begin to realize significant savings in policing costs. Town council and the public got the ...
Tight economic conditions takes toll on mental health, service providers
By JAMES MATTHEWS The Edify Centre in Orangeville recently asked town council for immediate financial assistance. Sonia McDonald, a facilitator and counsellor at the Edify ...
Dufferin County eyes 4% tax levy increase following cuts
By Paula Brown Dufferin County councillors are back at the table, crunching numbers as they begin deliberations over the 2024 budget. Dufferin County Council met ...