White Bear/Andover Saturday
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SquirtC'00
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Re: White Bear/Andover Saturday
Re: White Bear/Andover Saturday
White Bear Lake is a St. Paul burb and TRIA in St. Paul. I’ll take the Bears.SquirtC'00 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 25, 2019 2:52 pmGame's at TRIA....
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Re: White Bear/Andover Saturday
Can the Bears extend Andover's losing streak to three? I'm guessing a tie. (0-0)
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SEC Scotty
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Re: White Bear/Andover Saturday
Bears hung around for two periods despite being outshot. Two early 3rd period goals decided it. Andover has more depth at D and better goaltending. Kaiser was outstanding yesterday.
Re: White Bear/Andover Saturday
It was 1-1 after 2. Kaiser hit Schoen on a stretch pass on the first shift of the 3rd. Schoen had a D-man between him and Foss, but worked his way to the outside and fired a nice wrister in. After the center ice face-off, Andover got another face-off in the WBL zone. They won the draw and fed to Clough in the slot who threw a backhander on net that went off Foss's shoulder and in. So, two quick goals for Andover then things calmed down for a while.
WBL came down on a rush. I don't remember who it was, but it appeared he scored. It was a wrister from the circle that looked like it hit the back iron and came back out. The goal scorer and his WBL teammates celebrated like it was a goal, but the ref ruled no goal and play continued. That would have cut the lead to 3-2 and could have been a different game. I was on the other side of the rink, so I can't say conclusively if it went in, but it sure looked like it.
That no goal took the wind out of the WBL sails. Who knows if it would have changed the outcome, but the game was closer than the 5-2 final makes it look like.
WBL came down on a rush. I don't remember who it was, but it appeared he scored. It was a wrister from the circle that looked like it hit the back iron and came back out. The goal scorer and his WBL teammates celebrated like it was a goal, but the ref ruled no goal and play continued. That would have cut the lead to 3-2 and could have been a different game. I was on the other side of the rink, so I can't say conclusively if it went in, but it sure looked like it.
That no goal took the wind out of the WBL sails. Who knows if it would have changed the outcome, but the game was closer than the 5-2 final makes it look like.