Penalties were 8-2... and thats what happens when your bottled up in your own end for extended periods of time. If you notice, the bulk of those penalties all came at the end of the first period after Virginia had them pinned back for the entire period. After that, Virginia only spent 4 minutes more on the powerplay than Mahtomedi did, and two of those minutes were due to too many men on the ice.MNhockeyfan12101 wrote:You can also see that the penalty's were 12-2 I believe in favor for Virginia? I would say for a team that played short all game they played wellPuckRanger wrote:They did not "kill" Virginia by any means. The actual score was 5-2, and they were outshot by a pretty good margin, but their goalie kept them in it. Shots on goal in the first period alone were 21-6 in favor of Virginia, but they managed to squeak out of that period in a 2-2 tie. They were very fortunate to get a win in that game, and it certainly was not a dominating performance by any stretch of the imagination.MNhockeyfan12101 wrote: I disagree, Mahtomedi killed Virginia 5-1/ they out played Blake and lost to them in ot. They can play with the top teams in the state. They just to start clicking. I see by the time of sections they will be playing some very good hockey
Anyway, that wasn't my point. You can say Mahtomedi played well, and I'll agree with that for the 2nd and 3rd periods -- especially Sawyer Marshall and Tanner Jordan. They didn't "kill" them though, and that was the point.