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Muskies take a loss on the road
October 14, 2016 · 0 Comments
Squad 1-1 to start the season
The Shelburne Muskies senior squad were dropped 8-5 in Shallow Lake on Friday (Oct.7) night against the Crushers.
The team didn’t play as well as in their opener but did show character twice in the game coming back from 2-0 deficit in the first period and then getting back in the game in the second after trailing 5-2 and coming back to tie it at five the third period. The Muskies took a major penalty with just under ten minutes left and the Crushers capitalized to score twice and added a breakaway goal with 13 seconds left to take the game 8-5.
Luke Richardson scored three for the Muskies for the night. Nick Hodgson and Nike Glassford scored the other two goals. Ryan Zeng started the game and allowing four goals while Eddie Davie came in half way through and four went by him as well.
The Muskies record now goes to 1-1.
The Shelburne team will travel to Ripley on Friday (Oct. 14) to take on the Wolves before returning to the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex on Saturday, October 15 to host the Tavistock Royals.
Game time is 8:00 p.m.
There are 8 teams in the North Division of the Western Ontario Athletic Association Senior A league this year. All are returning teams.
Teams from Durham, Elora Lucknow, Mapleton Minto, Ripley, Saugeen Shores and Shallow Lake are all back.
In the South Division, Clinton, Huron East, Milverton, Petrolia, Tavistock, and Tillsonburg all have teams entered in the senior Division.
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