The boys were able to wrap up a three game road trip with their 4th win of the season against the Melville Millionaires. And what a game it was, after going down two nothing after one period of play the Klippers would come out firing in the second with Jordan Braid netting the first goal just over 2 minutes into the period. Then came the rough stuff as Bertow would drop the gloves against Rogochewsky, which would even further swing momentum in the Klippers favour. The next goal would come from a tremendous slap shot from the point as Kurt Leedahl would tie it up on the power play, then 3 minutes later it would be Andrew Dommett putting the Klippers up 3 to 2, and once again the gloves would be dropped at centre ice as Riley Down took on Michael Jordan to help close up an exciting period of play. Then mid way through the 3rd Jordon Hoffman would fire one into the back of the net, which would go on to be the game winner as Kindersley would take it 4 to 3.
The win would push the Klippers record to 12 and 9, while moving them into second place in the Sherwood. They will be looking to continue right were they left off when Nipawin comes to town for Friday the 13th in the first match up of the season between these two squads. Although the Hawks are sitting at the bottom in their conference and power rankings they have put an impressive drive together this month winning all three games, one against Melville and the other two coming against the Northstars who delivered Kindersley a loss last week; so we should be in for a great match up. Then Saturday night we will be at home again looking for our first win against the LaRonge Ice Wolves.
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I was listening on the radio. Great broadcast Kris.
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