Minor Bantam A, U14-U15 Travel, 2009-2010 (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

The Stars rolled into Pittsburgh this past weekend and wrapped up the 2009-2010 season taking third place in the Three Rivers Cup. St. Thomas played some inspired hockey at times, and were in all three games, highlighted by a 5-3 win over New Jersey Jr. Knights to end a great weekend.   The boys were treated to a great hotel, team meals, and a weekend not to be forgotten any time soon.  Great Season boys!!!

St. Thomas has one last playing event to take part in this coming weekend in Pittsburgh,Penn. @ the 3 Rivers Cup. The tourney attracts teams from all across North America and is sure to be an awesome experience for the crew. The Stars are to play two games on Saturday and 1 on Sunday in the round robin play. Have a great weekend!!

The Minor Bantams went into last weekends 2 games knowing what they had to do in order to advance, and almost pulled it off! After winning an overtime thriller on Sat. v. Burlington, the Stars needed to win on Sunday in order to advance into the finals of the Alliance Playdowns. Cambridge started strong and bolted to a 4-1 lead through 2 periods, before the Stars turned it on one last time. St. Thomas scored 2 more late , but could not get the equalizer to force overtime. Great effort boys!! Next up Pittsburg!! March 26-28th 

St. Thomas is finding it hard to finish out a game the way that hey started it. Matty Devan's goal in the second period put the Stars in front, but some penalty troubles and bad bounces found the Stars at the losing end again, falling 2-1 to Cambridge. The Stars have 2 more to play in the three team round robin and are 0-2. Game three is next Saturday @ Timken at 1:45pm v. Burlington and Game 4 Sunday @ 1:00pm in Cambridge. Go Stars Go!!

St. Thomas started strong, but couldn't finish the game out , losing 3-2 in Burlington in game 1 of the Alliance Playoff. Ryan Vandenbroek and Bailey Douglas scored in the first period as the visitors built up a 2-0 lead heading into the second.  Burlington then took advantage of some miscues and scored 3 unanswered goals to take the lead which ended up being the final. St. Thomas next plays @ Timken next Sunday 5:45pm v. Cambridge.