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2012 TORHS WINTER CUP - RECAP & RESULTS

   

 

 

JANUARY 20th - 22nd

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Bordercats Claw their way to Eight Medals in the 2012 TORHS Winter Cup at the Fieldhouse!!

     The first roller hockey tournament of 2012 was played January 20th – 22nd at Joe Dumars’ Fieldhouse and 50 teams participated in both youth and adult divisions. The TORHS PRO Series division was back as well which featured a $7,500 1st place prize.
The 118 game schedule would include championships for 13 divisions as TORHS crowned Tier I and Tier II champions in most divisions.

     The youngest division was the Atoms and the final came down to Arsenal and the newly formed Tour Bordercat 03’s. T-Bone Cod led the way for Arsenal with 3 goals and 2 assists as his more experienced team won the final by a score of 9-5. Division leading scorer Simon Staller, of the Cats would record a hat trick himself in the final but it wasn’t enough.

     The PeeWee division would take three teams to the tier I playoffs and two teams would play for the tier II final. The three Bordercat teams all went into tier I with the B’Cat 98’s awaiting the winners of the semi final between the ’97 MI team and the ’97 DET team. ’97 MI would come out on top in the semi 5-3. In the final the 98’s would jump out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Noah LaLonde and Adam Rissmann and held on to this lead until the mid way point of the last period. Then the 97’s took over as they scored six times on goals by Lewis Stockwell, Alec Badour, Connor Inger, Garrett Hall, and Brad Hoettel.

     The tier II final pitted DMS against the RBK 98’s. In a defensive game that would need to be decided in overtime the hero would be Jason Pomaville for DMS as he notched the game winner at the 9:40 mark of the extra frame.

     The tier I Bantam final came down to Mission Black Ice playing host to the Bordercat 95’s. The undermanned Bordercats would storm out to a 5-2 first period lead getting 4 goals from Anthony Erace. But playing with just five players took its’ toll in the second as Black Ice would record 4 unanswered goals in the second and overtime. Paul Demartino and Tyler Kraft each had the hat trick for Black Ice.

     The tier II would be a rematch of the round robin between the Bordercat 96’s and DMS. The Cats would get three first period tallies from Mark Recor, Justin Thompson, and Mikey Morris and behind the strong play of goaltender Andrew Adams would hold on to win the game 3-1.

     There was talent galore in the Midget division and once again the Black Ice team from New York would come out on top beating the Tour Bordercats 5-2 in the final game. Tyler Spezia’s 2 goals were not enough to overcome the 2 goal performances from both Tyler Kraft and Nicholas Lang from Black Ice.

     The experienced Bordercat Junior squad would roll through the tier I division going 5-0 and scoring 38 goals while giving up just 13. Goaltender Jason Stross once again backstopped the Cats to a 9-4 win in the championship over Buffalo Fusion. Ryan Perry led the way with 3 goals and 3 assists while Ryan Kish pitched in with 2 himself. Shaun Murphy would lead the division in scoring with 16 points.
    
     The tier II division was won by the Tour Excitement as Connor Enciso put the team on his shoulders scoring 6 goals in its’ win over the Buffalo City Hawks.

     The Adult Bronze division title was won by the Rattler from Mississauga. Matt Mora (2, Ben Kaliz, Brian Lemay, Adam Lemay, and Phil Nolan would all score for the Rattlers on their way to a 6-0 rout of the Detroit Resistance. Dave Hughes Hughes stopped all 18 shots he faced for the shutout.

     In the 30 & Over division it would come down to the team from St.Louis going by the name of Greasy Joe’s and the team from Detroit, Arsenal. Both teams dominated their semi final matchups and although Arsenal won the round robbing game between the two teams 7-3 it was all Greasy and all Joe in the championship. Well all Chad, Seibel that is, as he would record 2 goals and 2 assists in the contest leading his squad to a 7-4 win. Seibel had personal career highs in goals, assists, points, minutes played, shifts, hits, blocked shots, and +-.

     Corey Hodges’ overtime snipe in the Adult Silver division gave his Infamous team a 3-2 win and a 1st place medal. Matt Fields led the way between the pipes for Infamous as they downed the Alkali Buffalo Fusion.

     TORHS Pro Series Wrap UP - Up for grabs in the Pro division was $7,500 and bragging rights and all the big guys were in town to try and claim those prizes. The six team division would come down to the LA Pama Cyclones, Mission Axiom, the Tour Mudcats, and the local Tour Bordercats.

     After the Mudcats 9-8 thrilling come from behind win over the LA Pama team in the semi’s it was Axiom vs the Bordercats in the other semi final. The B’Cats would score two early goals and never look back on their way to a tight 4-3 win to make it an all TOUR championship.

     The final was all Mudcats in the first period as Thomas Woods scored a pair of highlight reel goals. Brian Yingling would make it 3-0 early in the second on a tic-tac-toe goal. Finally Ryan Lemke gave the hometown fans something to cheer about when he pulled the Bordercats to within two with a nifty shot past Mudcat goalie Brett Leggett. Just two minutes later Weston Arch would score on an amazing individual effort. The stage was set for a comeback but the Mudcats had other ideas and when Chris Peterson got to a loose puck with the Bordercat goalie pulled the game was sealed 4-2. Another 2nd place effort by the young Bordercats.

     TORHS will be hosting the 2012 Nationals right here in Taylor, Michigan this June 30th through July 8th and there will be a regional qualifier at Joe Dumars’ Fieldhouse June 8th – 10th. Up next at the Fieldhouse though is the 1st Annual Midwest Wars April 13th – 15th. This is the first time for this single birth year tournament and State Wars Hockey is expecting a huge turnout so sign up soon for both this event and the TORHS tourneys.

 

 

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