In the first game on Sunday night the Flames battled the Maple Leafs who had only 7 skaters dressed for this match up. But that didn’t stop the Maple Leafs from showing up as they took it to the Flames early. Chucky Miranda scored the first goal of the night for the Maple Leafs giving them an early lead 1-0 after one period. The lack of skaters definitely showed in the second as the Leafs looked tired and the Flames took full advantage. Kyle Stevenson scored a pair of goals and Ken Holbrook added late second period tally giving the Flames a 3-1 lead after two periods. The Flames couldn’t exploit the tired legs of the Maple Leafs any further and Leafs goaltender Tim Driscoll held his ground, keeping the Flames off the scoreboard in the third period. The Maple Leafs cut the lead to 3-2 on a Joe Perna breakaway goal with just over 2:00 left to play. The Flames clamped down defensively in the closing minutes and held on for the 3-2 victory.

Maple Leafs Highlights

Chucky Miranda – 1 goal

Joe  Perna – 1 goal

Tim Driscoll – 32 saves

Flames Highlights

Kyle Stevenson – 2 goals

Ken Holbrook – 1 goal

Bill Notartomaso – 32 saves

Shots on Goal: Flames 35, Maple Leafs 34

The second game on Sunday was also a closely contested 1 goal game, this one between the Chiefs and Bruins. The Chiefs got on the scoreboard first and early in this one, Damon Ferranti scoring the first of his 2 goals on the night just 26 seconds into the game. Jim Keck added another goal extending the Chiefs early lead. The Bruins trimmed the lead to 2-1 on an Alex Garceau goal but the Chiefs answered right back not even 30 seconds later, Damon Ferranti scoring his second of the game. Alex Garceau would then tally his second of the game cutting the lead to 3-2 and closing the scoring in the first period. In the second period the Bruins turned the tied outscored the Chiefs 3-2 in the period on a pair of goals by Peter Radecki and a goal by Chris Donovan offsetting the pair of goals scored by the Chiefs Dave Hage. In the third period Hage and Radecki each struck again completing both of their Hat Tricks. But it was Rafael Martinez’s goal midway through the third period giving the Chiefs a 7-5 lead at the time that would go down as the game winner. Final score Chiefs 7, Bruins 6.

Chiefs Highlights

Dave Hage – 3 goals

Damon Ferranti – 2 goals, 1 assist

Rafael Martinez – 1 goal

Bruins Highlights

Peter Radecki – 3 goals

Alex Garceau – 2 goals, 1 assist

Nate Roy – 3 assists

Shots on Goal: Chiefs 22, Bruins 38