March 29, 2026April 1, 2026

Blue 10 – Green 1

Blue Erupts Early, Dominates Green in Week 6 Rout

Blue delivered one of the most explosive performances of Season 12 in Week 6, overwhelming Green 10–1 behind a five-goal first period and relentless offensive pressure.

First Period – Blue Comes Out Flying

Blue wasted no time taking control and never looked back.

At 13:59 remaining, Cheri Winter (#3) opened the scoring off a feed from Harrison Varner (#28). Just over two minutes later, Logan Sporer (#11) doubled the lead, finishing a setup from Dionisio Mitchell (#41) and Danny Louie (#18).

The scoring surge continued.

Andy Turner (#16) made it 3–0 at 10:01 remaining, assisted by Eric Misquez (#13) and Brett Gallagher (#22).
Green answered at 6:16 remaining as Chris Fowler (#9) scored off Stephan Mostero (#19).

That would be the only highlight for Green.

Blue responded immediately with three more goals to close the period:

Harrison Varner (#28) scored at 1:30 remaining (assist: Winter, Gallagher)
Dionisio Mitchell (#41) added another at 0:17 remaining (assist: Justin Wilson (#27))

After one period, Blue had built a commanding 5–1 lead.

Second Period – No Let-Up

Blue kept the pressure on in the second.

At 16:34 remaining, Winter struck again — this time assisted by Sporer — extending the lead to 6–1 as Blue continued to control possession and pace.

Third Period – Blue Pours It On

The third period brought more of the same.

Winter completed a hat trick early at 16:18 remaining
Danny Louie (#18) added a goal at 13:49 remaining, assisted by Wilson and Turner
Varner scored again at 11:06 remaining
Varner capped the night with a power-play goal at 4:46 remaining, assisted by Winter and Louie

By the final horn, Blue had reached double digits in a dominant 10–1 victory.

Standout Performers

🔵 Blue

Cheri Winter – 3 goals, 2 assists
Harrison Varner – 3 goals, 1 assist
Dionisio Mitchell – 1 goal, 1 assist
Danny Louie – 1 goal, 2 assists

🟢 Green

Chris Fowler – Lone goal

Game Summary

Blue’s depth and puck movement overwhelmed Green from the opening shift. With contributions across the lineup and sustained offensive zone pressure, Blue controlled every phase of the game.

It marks one of the most dominant wins of Season 12 and sends a strong message as Blue continues to build momentum heading into the back half of the schedule. 🏒

March 29, 2026April 1, 2026

Purple 6 – Gray 3

Purple Pulls Away Late to Top Gray in Week 6

Purple used a strong second period and a decisive third-period push to defeat Gray 6–3 in Week 6 action, breaking open a tight game late.

First Period – Late Strike Opens Scoring

The opening period remained scoreless for most of the frame until Purple broke through late.

With just 2:39 remaining, Andrew Whitmore (#67) opened the scoring off a feed from Chris Sanchez (#7), giving Purple a 1–0 lead heading into the second.

Second Period – Purple Builds, Gray Responds

Purple wasted no time extending the lead early in the second.

Just 1:31 into the period (18:29 remaining), Chris Sanchez (#7) found the net off an assist from Dustin Abernathy (#27) to make it 2–0. Minutes later, Keilan Coontz (#26) added another at 11:10 remaining, assisted by AJ David (#4), pushing the lead to 3–0.

Gray answered late in the period to shift some momentum.

At 3:33 remaining, Nick Finocchiaro (#81) got Gray on the board, finishing a play from Brycon Peterson (#8) to cut the deficit to 3–1 heading into the third.

Third Period – Purple Closes It Out

Gray came out strong in the third and made it a one-goal game.

At 11:50 remaining, Zak Scholefield (#25) scored off assists from Moises Gurolla (#41) and Bryan Manuele (#55), bringing Gray within 3–2.

But Purple responded immediately and took control for good.

At 9:05 remaining, Chris Sanchez (#7) scored on the power play, assisted by Tyler Higgins (#40).
At 3:48 remaining, AJ David (#4) added another to extend the lead.
Just over a minute later (2:07 remaining), Keilan Coontz (#26) netted his second of the night to make it 6–2.

Gray added a late goal with 25 seconds remaining as DT Peterson (#5) scored off assists from Adam Turner (#29) and Peterson (#8), but it was too late to complete the comeback.

Standout Performers

🟣 Purple

Chris Sanchez – 2 goals, 1 assist
Keilan Coontz – 2 goals
AJ David – 1 goal, 1 assist

⚫ Gray

Brycon Peterson – 2 assists
Goals from Finocchiaro, Scholefield, and DT Peterson

Game Summary

After building a multi-goal lead, Purple withstood a third-period push from Gray before pulling away with three goals in the final frame. Their ability to respond quickly and capitalize on key moments proved to be the difference.

Purple continues to show depth and scoring balance, while Gray demonstrated resilience but couldn’t overcome the late surge. 🏒

March 29, 2026April 1, 2026

Yellow 5 – Red 3

Yellow Responds Early, Holds Off Late Red Push in Week 6

Yellow turned an early response into control and held off a late push from Red to secure a 5–3 win in Week 6 action.

First Period – Yellow Answers Early

Red struck first just 1:13 into the game (18:47 remaining) as Mark Braun (#91) opened the scoring off an assist from Jonathan Hudson (#22).

Yellow wasted no time responding.

Just over a minute later, Kyle Haskill (#23) evened the game at 17:28 remaining, finishing a setup from Brett Cowan (#81) and Jennifer Rich (#9). Yellow kept the momentum rolling, taking the lead midway through the period when Juan Cuevas (#8) scored at 9:25 remaining, assisted by Kyle Stevens (#91) and Rich.

Before the period ended, Scoutt Lantz (#27) extended the lead at 6:36 remaining off another Cowan feed, giving Yellow a 3–1 advantage after one.

Second Period – Cuevas Adds Insurance

Yellow continued to build on its lead early in the second.

At 3:22 remaining, Juan Cuevas (#8) netted his second of the game, this time assisted by Jonas Soelberg (#6), pushing the score to 4–1.

Red tightened things defensively for the remainder of the period, but Yellow maintained control heading into the third.

Third Period – Red Pushes Back

Red made things interesting in the third period.

At 13:36 remaining, Mark Braun (#91) scored his second of the night to cut the deficit. Later, with just over a minute left, Rob Berry (#32) found the net off assists from Hudson and Mike Fitzgerald (#4), bringing Red within one.

But Yellow shut the door.

With 38 seconds remaining, Cliff Burgoni (#24) scored an empty-net goal, assisted by Bob Neath (#44) and Cuevas, sealing the 5–3 victory.

Standout Performers

🟡 Yellow

Juan Cuevas – 2 goals, 1 assist
Brett Cowan – 2 assists
Jennifer Rich – 2 assists

🔴 Red

Mark Braun – 2 goals
Jonathan Hudson – 2 assists

Game Summary

After conceding the opening goal, Yellow responded with three first-period goals and never relinquished control. Red showed resilience with a late push, but Yellow’s depth scoring and timely finish proved the difference.

Yellow continues to show its offensive consistency, while Red remains dangerous when pushing late. 🏒

March 2, 2026

🟣 Purple 7 – Red 3

First-Period Surge Sends Purple Past Red

Purple wasted no time taking control in Week 2, erupting for four first-period goals on the way to a 7–3 win over Red.

Keilan Coontz (#26) opened the scoring just 59 seconds into the game. Red responded when Kyle Werts (#44) tied it off an assist from Jonathan Hudson (#22).

That tie was short-lived.

Purple rattled off three more in the opening frame:

Randy Rico (#25) (assists: Chris Sanchez (#7), Angel Ganiere (#55))
Tyler Higgins (#40)
AJ David (#4)

Red cut the deficit to 4–2 in the second on a goal from Tyler Coughran (#12) (assist: Mike Fitzgerald (#4)), but Coontz struck again on the power play late in the period to restore the three-goal cushion.

In the third, Jeff Manning (#28) extended the lead before Dustin Abernathy (#27) added a power-play goal assisted by Andrew Whitmore (#67) and Jeff Vontz (#6).

Red’s Mark Braun (#91) scored late, but the outcome was already decided.

Final: Purple 7, Red 3

Standouts

Keilan Coontz (PUR) – 2 goals
AJ David (PUR) – Goal, assist
Dustin Abernathy (PUR) – Power-play goal
Mike Fitzgerald (RED) – Assist

Purple’s explosive start proved too much to overcome.

March 2, 2026

🟡 Yellow 5 – Blue 5

Back-and-Forth Battle Ends in Thriller

Yellow and Blue delivered one of the most entertaining games of Week 2, trading momentum swings all night before finishing in a 5–5 deadlock.

Blue struck first when Eric Misquez (#13) scored off a feed from Harrison Varner (#28). Yellow answered late in the first as Brett Cowan (#81) finished a setup from Scoutt Lantz (#27) to tie it 1–1.

The second period tilted toward Yellow.
Greg Henry (#15) gave Yellow the lead early, and Cowan added his second of the night — assisted by Lantz and Jonas Soelberg (#6) — to extend the advantage. After Blue cut into the lead on a goal from Cheri Winter (#3) (assist: Danny Louie (#18)), Lantz answered for Yellow off a feed from Kyle Stevens (#91) to make it 4–2.

Blue stormed back in the third.

Varner scored midway through the period, and with under a minute remaining, Winter tied the game 4–4, assisted by Varner.

Yellow responded just 18 seconds later when Lantz scored his second of the night off helpers from Henry and Kyle Haskill (#23), but earlier Blue pressure ensured the teams would settle for the draw.

Final: Yellow 5, Blue 5

Standouts