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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Sunday, March 4, 2012
WHALERS 2 SPITS 0
Matt Mahalak stopped 35 pucks and the home side made two first period goals stand up, as the Whalers beat the Spitfires, 2-0, in front of 3,933 at the Compuware Arena in Plymouth on Saturday night.
Stefan Noesen and Jamie Devane scored in a four-minute span, as the Whalers moved within four points of London for top spot in the Western Conference.
Jaroslav Pavelka was outstanding in goal for the Spitfires, making 47 saves in a losing cause.
Trailing 2-0, the Spits had four power play chances in the second and third periods: including a lengthy 5-on-3 midway through the final 20, during which the Spits were unable to muster much more than a couple chances from the perimeter.
The loss keeps the Spits in seventh place in the Western Conference, two points up on both Sault Ste Marie and Guelph.
The Spits are right back at it on Sunday afternoon at 2pm, as Saginaw visits the WFCU Centre in a key four-point game. The Spirit sit sixth in the conference, four points up on Windsor (27-30-4-2).
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD:
PLY NOESEN (32) (SCHMITZ, HEARD) 11:29 PP,
PLY DEVANE (20) (ALEARDI, BATHGATE) 15:30
SECOND PERIOD:
NO SCORING
THIRD PERIOD:
NO SCORING
SHOTS:
WSR 10 - 15 - 10 = 35
PLY 25 - 12 - 12 = 49
Stefan Noesen and Jamie Devane scored in a four-minute span, as the Whalers moved within four points of London for top spot in the Western Conference.
Jaroslav Pavelka was outstanding in goal for the Spitfires, making 47 saves in a losing cause.
Trailing 2-0, the Spits had four power play chances in the second and third periods: including a lengthy 5-on-3 midway through the final 20, during which the Spits were unable to muster much more than a couple chances from the perimeter.
The loss keeps the Spits in seventh place in the Western Conference, two points up on both Sault Ste Marie and Guelph.
The Spits are right back at it on Sunday afternoon at 2pm, as Saginaw visits the WFCU Centre in a key four-point game. The Spirit sit sixth in the conference, four points up on Windsor (27-30-4-2).
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD:
PLY NOESEN (32) (SCHMITZ, HEARD) 11:29 PP,
PLY DEVANE (20) (ALEARDI, BATHGATE) 15:30
SECOND PERIOD:
NO SCORING
THIRD PERIOD:
NO SCORING
SHOTS:
WSR 10 - 15 - 10 = 35
PLY 25 - 12 - 12 = 49
Friday, February 17, 2012
WHALERS 4 SPITS 3
Colin MacDonald's first goal of the season with 2:25 to play spoiled a solid effort from the home side on Thursday night, as Plymouth dumped Windsor, 4-3, in front of 5,656 at the WFCU Centre.
Jordan Maletta, Nick Ebert and Jeff Braithwaite each had their fourth goals of the season, as the Spitfires 24-27-3-2) fired 41 shots at Matt Mahalak.
Tied at 2-2 after 40 minutes, the Spits got into penalty trouble. And Jamie Devane made them pay, scoring his 19th of the season during a 5-on-3 advantage at 7:24 of the third period.
But Braithwaite replied just 2:13 later on Windsor's 7th PP of the night, tying the game at 3-3.
MacDonald's winner was an unassisted floater from the point that beat John Cullen (20 saves) over the shoulder.
They're right back at it Friday night in London.
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
PLY NOESEN (26) (RAKELL, LEVI) 4:23 SH
WSR MALETTA (4) (DEVLIN) 5:21
WSR EBERT (4) (JOHNSON, VAIL) 12:40
SECOND PERIOD
PLY VANDERWIEL (11) (SCHMITZ, NOESEN) 12:57
THIRD PERIOD
PLY DEVANE (19) (RAKELL, MILLER) 7:24 PP
WSR BRAITHWAITE (4) (KOKO, MARCHESE) 9:37 PP
PLY C.MACDONALD (1) 17:35
SHOTS:
WSR 19 - 16 - 6 = 41
PLY 7 - 7 - 10 = 24
PPS:
WSR 1-FOR-8
PLY 1-FOR-4
Jordan Maletta, Nick Ebert and Jeff Braithwaite each had their fourth goals of the season, as the Spitfires 24-27-3-2) fired 41 shots at Matt Mahalak.
Tied at 2-2 after 40 minutes, the Spits got into penalty trouble. And Jamie Devane made them pay, scoring his 19th of the season during a 5-on-3 advantage at 7:24 of the third period.
But Braithwaite replied just 2:13 later on Windsor's 7th PP of the night, tying the game at 3-3.
MacDonald's winner was an unassisted floater from the point that beat John Cullen (20 saves) over the shoulder.
They're right back at it Friday night in London.
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
PLY NOESEN (26) (RAKELL, LEVI) 4:23 SH
WSR MALETTA (4) (DEVLIN) 5:21
WSR EBERT (4) (JOHNSON, VAIL) 12:40
SECOND PERIOD
PLY VANDERWIEL (11) (SCHMITZ, NOESEN) 12:57
THIRD PERIOD
PLY DEVANE (19) (RAKELL, MILLER) 7:24 PP
WSR BRAITHWAITE (4) (KOKO, MARCHESE) 9:37 PP
PLY C.MACDONALD (1) 17:35
SHOTS:
WSR 19 - 16 - 6 = 41
PLY 7 - 7 - 10 = 24
PPS:
WSR 1-FOR-8
PLY 1-FOR-4
Sunday, February 5, 2012
OHL - WHALERS 5 SPITS 1
(PLYMOUTH) The Whalers used two-goal efforts from Rickard Rackell and Jamie Devane to beat the Windsor Spitfires, 5-1, on Saturday night at the Compuware Arena.
Kerby Rychel scored his 30th goal of the season to spoil Scott Wedgewood's (34 saves) shutout bid late in the third period.
The game was contentious from the outset, featuring six fights and eight game misconducts.
Jaroslav Pavelka replaced starter John Cullen at 11:50 of the third period. Cullen was involved in an altertaction with Plymouth's Garret Meurs and both players were given misconducts - Cullen's a game and Meurs his second 10-minute misconduct of the night.
The Spits went just 1-FOR-8 on the power play.
We're right back at it Sunday afternoon at 2PM, as the Mississauga St Michael's Majors come calling.
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
PLY DEVANE (16) (BATHGATE, CROMBEEN) 4:58 PP
PLY BATHGATE (18) (MISTELE) 17:12
SECOND PERIOD
PLY RAKELL (24) (TRUTMANN, MEURS) 5:38
THIRD PERIOD
PLY RAKELL (25) (MILLER, NOESEN) 9:39 PP
PLY DEVANE (17) 13:18
WSR RYCHEL (30) (BRAITHWAITE, KOKO) 18:24 PP
SHOTS
WSR 14 - 10 - 11 = 35
PLY 11 - 11 - 13 = 35
PPS
WSR 1-FOR-8
PLY 2-FOR-9
Kerby Rychel scored his 30th goal of the season to spoil Scott Wedgewood's (34 saves) shutout bid late in the third period.
The game was contentious from the outset, featuring six fights and eight game misconducts.
Jaroslav Pavelka replaced starter John Cullen at 11:50 of the third period. Cullen was involved in an altertaction with Plymouth's Garret Meurs and both players were given misconducts - Cullen's a game and Meurs his second 10-minute misconduct of the night.
The Spits went just 1-FOR-8 on the power play.
We're right back at it Sunday afternoon at 2PM, as the Mississauga St Michael's Majors come calling.
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
PLY DEVANE (16) (BATHGATE, CROMBEEN) 4:58 PP
PLY BATHGATE (18) (MISTELE) 17:12
SECOND PERIOD
PLY RAKELL (24) (TRUTMANN, MEURS) 5:38
THIRD PERIOD
PLY RAKELL (25) (MILLER, NOESEN) 9:39 PP
PLY DEVANE (17) 13:18
WSR RYCHEL (30) (BRAITHWAITE, KOKO) 18:24 PP
SHOTS
WSR 14 - 10 - 11 = 35
PLY 11 - 11 - 13 = 35
PPS
WSR 1-FOR-8
PLY 2-FOR-9
Friday, October 14, 2011
SPITS TOP WHALERS IN OT
Craig Duininck scored at of overtime, as the Spitfires pulled out a 4-3 win over the Plymouth Whalers at the WFCU Centre on Thursday night.
FIRST PERIODWIN Vail (3) (Johnson, Maletta) 1:29 PLY Aleardi (3) 8:17WIN Rychel (8) (MacQueen, Duininck) 11:28PLY Trutmann (2) (Bathgate, Malysa) 18:00 PLY Levi (1) (Miller, Trutmann) 19:59 SHG
SECOND PERIODWIN Vail (4) (KoKo, Czinder)
THIRD PERIOD
No Scoring
OT
Duininck (2) (Robertson, Rychel)
SHOTSWINDSOR PLYMOUTH
PPS
WINDSOR PLYMOUTH
Brady Vail had a pair of goals (3,4) and Kerby Rychel scored his team-leading eighth of the season, as the Spits claimed sole possession of first place in the West Division and the Western Conference.
Jack Campbell won his fifth game in six starts, making 37 saves.
Austin Levi gave the Whalers their only lead of the night at the mark of the first period.
Vail's second of the night squared things at 3-3 with a little more than two minutes to play in the middle 20.
In overtime, Plymouth Plymouth
The Spits are on the road this weekend, with stops in Erie Brampton
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
SECOND PERIOD
THIRD PERIOD
No Scoring
OT
Duininck (2) (Robertson, Rychel)
SHOTS
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Spitfires - The Game That Never Was
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windsorspitfires.com staff reports
With the Plymouth Whalers and Spitfires It should have been the game of the year. But instead, it turned into the game that never was on a blustery Saturday night in Plymouth.
Jamie Devane scored twice, while James Livingston and Robbie Czarnik added a goal and two assists apiece, as Plymouth beat Windsor, 6-2, in front of 4,050 fans at the Compuware Sports Arena.
The win moves the Whalers back into fourth place in the Western Conference, a point up on the Spitfires.
The Spitfires (34-22-3-3) were up against it even before the game started here tonight. With Jack Campbell at home with a touch of the flu, John Cullen was penciled in as Windsor's starting goalie. But, already not feeling well on the short ride to Plymouth, Cullen suffered an injury in the warm-up.
That forced Michael Nishi to make his first start of the season, with no back-up in sight. And the 17-year-old didn't get much help off the start, as the Spits were whistled for three minor penalties in the first seven minutes.
The Whalers converted on two of those, on goals by Beau Schmitz and Jamie Devane to take an early 2-0 lead.
James Livingston's 21st of the year made it 3-0 Plymouth before the opening 20 minutes was done.
The teams traded goals in the second period before fight night got underway.
Nick Czinder, Craig Duininck and Saverio Posa all grabbed a partner after Posa was taken in awkwardly along the endboards in the Windsor zone by Garrett Meurs.
Czinder and Posa were ejected, along with Plymouth's Beau Schmitz and Mitchell Heard.
With the score 6-1 Plymouth, more fireworks erupted in the closing seconds of the second period, as Jake Carrick got tangled up with goalie Matt Mahalak.
Tom Kuhnhackl rounded out the scoring, on a 5-on-3 advantage in the third. His 36th of the season puts him alone in top spot among Spitfire skaters.
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
PLY Schmitz, (6) (Livingston, Devane), 3:17 (PP)
PLY Devane, (15) (Czarnik, Noesen), 7:28 (PP)
PLY Livingston, (22) , 12:09
SECOND PERIOD
PLY Czarnik, (32) , 2:44 (SH)
WSR Kassian, (26) (Khokhlachev), 5:36
PLY Brown, (25) (Trutmann, Livingston), 13:35
PLY Devane, (16) (Czarnik, Brown), 17:09
THIRD PERIOD
WSR Kuhnhackl, (36) (Ellis), 7:57 (PP)
SHOTS ON GOAL
WINDSOR: 9 - 21 - 22 = 52
PLYMOUTH: 9 - 13 - 8 = 30
POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR: 1-FOR-8
PLYMOUTH: 2-FOR-9
windsorspitfires.com staff reports
With the Plymouth Whalers and Spitfires It should have been the game of the year. But instead, it turned into the game that never was on a blustery Saturday night in Plymouth.
Jamie Devane scored twice, while James Livingston and Robbie Czarnik added a goal and two assists apiece, as Plymouth beat Windsor, 6-2, in front of 4,050 fans at the Compuware Sports Arena.
The win moves the Whalers back into fourth place in the Western Conference, a point up on the Spitfires.
The Spitfires (34-22-3-3) were up against it even before the game started here tonight. With Jack Campbell at home with a touch of the flu, John Cullen was penciled in as Windsor's starting goalie. But, already not feeling well on the short ride to Plymouth, Cullen suffered an injury in the warm-up.
That forced Michael Nishi to make his first start of the season, with no back-up in sight. And the 17-year-old didn't get much help off the start, as the Spits were whistled for three minor penalties in the first seven minutes.
The Whalers converted on two of those, on goals by Beau Schmitz and Jamie Devane to take an early 2-0 lead.
James Livingston's 21st of the year made it 3-0 Plymouth before the opening 20 minutes was done.
The teams traded goals in the second period before fight night got underway.
Nick Czinder, Craig Duininck and Saverio Posa all grabbed a partner after Posa was taken in awkwardly along the endboards in the Windsor zone by Garrett Meurs.
Czinder and Posa were ejected, along with Plymouth's Beau Schmitz and Mitchell Heard.
With the score 6-1 Plymouth, more fireworks erupted in the closing seconds of the second period, as Jake Carrick got tangled up with goalie Matt Mahalak.
Tom Kuhnhackl rounded out the scoring, on a 5-on-3 advantage in the third. His 36th of the season puts him alone in top spot among Spitfire skaters.
SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
PLY Schmitz, (6) (Livingston, Devane), 3:17 (PP)
PLY Devane, (15) (Czarnik, Noesen), 7:28 (PP)
PLY Livingston, (22) , 12:09
SECOND PERIOD
PLY Czarnik, (32) , 2:44 (SH)
WSR Kassian, (26) (Khokhlachev), 5:36
PLY Brown, (25) (Trutmann, Livingston), 13:35
PLY Devane, (16) (Czarnik, Brown), 17:09
THIRD PERIOD
WSR Kuhnhackl, (36) (Ellis), 7:57 (PP)
SHOTS ON GOAL
WINDSOR: 9 - 21 - 22 = 52
PLYMOUTH: 9 - 13 - 8 = 30
POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR: 1-FOR-8
PLYMOUTH: 2-FOR-9
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