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WOW - 5:2 Over Wilderness
Hoffman did it again
January 27 2012
Hoffman
tallied his second hat trick in the last two games as the Flyers
earned a 5-2 win against the nationwide 4th
ranked Wisconsin Wilderness at Memorial Arena on
Friday night. 434 fan watched some of the best
hockey in the area, a fast pace end to end hockey game.
Hoffman's first goal gave Sioux Lookout a 1-0 lead. His
second made it 3-1 and he completed the hat trick with two
and a half minutes left, on an empty net.
Cody Fraser tallied twice and set-up another.
Anthony Wolfe, Tanner Duffney and Jabob Nolan had two
helpers each on the night.
Jayme Brattengeier
registered the win for
Sioux Lookout as they improved to 19-24-1 while Wisconsin
lost for just the fourth time all season as they slipped
to 38-4-1. Gordy Defiel suffered the setback in the
Wilderness net.
1st
Star: C.Hoffman (SLF)
2nd Star: J.Brattengeier (SLF)
3rd Star: C.Fraser (SLF)
Flyers
score a franchise record 11 goals
January 25, 2012
Sioux
Lookout - Chris
Hoffman registered hat trick and 15 different players
recorded at least one point Wednesday night in the Flyers'
second straight victory, an 11-2 runaway at the Sioux
Lookout Memorial Arena.
This is the a new franchise record for the Sioux Lookout
Flyers for goals scored in a game.
The Ironhead started the night short five players due to
injury and suspension. Sioux Lookout jumped out to a 3-0
lead in the first period, including two goals by Brett Wur,
and never looked back. Captain Anthony Wolfe (1G,4A) and
Chris Hoffman (3G, 2A) both had a five points night.
Jordan Davidson scored his first goal and added one
assist. Again two shorthanded goals by Chris Hoffman and
Cody Fraser, the Flyers have now 12 goals while a man
short good for second in the league behind the Lakers
(16).
Wur, Wolfe and Hoffman received the 3rd, 2nd and 1st star
of the game.
The Flyers have now soared 19 goals in the last two games
and hopes to continue this production against the #4 team
in the country on Friday
Sioux Lookout Flyers pick up win, looking
for support
from community
Sioux
Lookout Bulletin - Tim Brody - January 25, 2012
THE Sioux Lookout
Flyers are back in the win column.
On January 17
the Flyers were back in Sioux Lookout in front of
their hometown fans after a tough three week road trip,
looking to snap a nine game winless skid, which they did,
edging the visiting Dryden Ice Dogs 4 – 3.
The Flyers had
to come from behind for the win after falling behind 2 –
1 after one period of play. Both teams tested each
other often during a scoreless second period before Sioux
Lookout took it up a notch in the third period scoring
three goals to the Ice Dogs’ one. Chris Hoffman,
who has been an offensive power for the Flyers, had two of
the Flyers goals and assisted on a third scored by Dane
Morin. Anthony Bonner had the fourth Flyers goal. Jayme
Brattengeier turned in another stellar performance between
the pipes stopping 34 of the 37 shots he faced. Hoffman
and Brattengeier were named the game’s top two stars.
Head Coach/GM Brad Zangs commented on the win, following
the team’s long, hard stretch on the road, “To be
honest with you, I think the boys are relieved. I’m
relieved.
It’s one of
those things where you think, thank God we finally won.
The boys battled hard the whole night and I think they
were just fired up to be home and in front of our crowd.
It kind of stunk because we were on the road for such a
long time but I think the kids were excited.”
Zangs said the
impact a full house of fans has on his team when playing
in Sioux Lookout is amazing. “In this barn you know that
whether there are 200 or 500 or 1000 people in this place
when it’s loud you can feel the energy over on the bench
and when we scored a goal you could just tell that people
were excited and then we scored again and people got more
excited and it really gives you goose bumps and makes you
want to play harder and dig down and I think the boys did
that for the fans.”
Zangs shared a
bit about what being on the road is like. “You’re
getting in at three in the morning and then you’ve got
practise that afternoon so it’s been a trying tough
thing but I think it will be good for the players down the
road. What I mean by that is that when we get into
play-offs and we have to be on the road we’ll be better
for it. I think the boys, they’re just happy this long
road trip is done.” Zangs pointed out that with the
exception of one or two games, his team was within a point
or two of winning each of the nine games they lost. “You
have to take your hats off to the boys. They worked hard
and it was a long month. They stayed in and they battled.
There were
games we could have won but you have to create bounces for
yourself and when you’re playing an away rink sometimes
you don’t get those bounces and when we were home, we
did get those bounces and the puck went our way.”
Commenting on Chris Hoffman’s play, Zangs shared, “He’s
on a roll right now. When he scored a goal against Dryden
it was a hard shot and then it kind of trickled in. Right
now for Hoff it’s going his way.” Zangs also praised
his starting goalie Brattengeier. “I think he’s done
an excellent job as our number one goaltender and I can’t
be any happier.”
The Flyers
play their next five games at home in Sioux Lookout and
Zangs said he and the boys are looking forward to the home
stay. Asked what fans can expect from their team over the
rest of the season Zangs said, “We’re going to stay
positive and buckle down and get ready for playoffs.
We think we
can be a .500 club and that’s the goal right now, to
take a lot of momentum into the play-offs. Play-offs are a
second season and anything can happen.” Zangs praised
his players, staff and team volunteers and billet parents
for everything they have done for the club so far this
season. Club President Mitch Wills said it’s been a year
of ups and downs for the team.
“It has been
a struggle throughout the year financially. We’ve had to
ask some of the boys to help pay their billets as part of
our plan to finish the year. Part of why it’s been a
struggle is there have been a few sponsorships that didn’t
come through. We decided to go through and finish the year
and one of the things we want to get out there is that
there are still opportunities out there for sponsorship.
The easiest
way for the general public to support the team is at the
gate buying a ticket.” Average game attendance in Sioux
Lookout has been a little over 200 people and Wills said
getting those numbers up to 300 or 400 fans a game would
be a great help.
“I think
this year’s team is more talented, a faster team. The
skill set of the players has increased dramatically and we
can compete with every team in the league,” Wills said.
“I think we’re going to be competitive for the rest of
the year. We’ve given the players and coach a vote of
confidence and are looking forward to the play-offs in
March.” Wills said working on special teams will be a
priority for the club.
The mayor’s
attendance challenge between the Flyers and Ice Dogs has
been announced and Wills is asking the community to pack
the Sioux Lookout Memorial Arena on Tuesday, February 14
at 7:30 p.m. Dryden residents will try to outdo the
efforts of their Sioux Lookout neighbours the following
evening in Dryden. More than 700 people attended last year’s
challenge in Sioux Lookout.
This Saturday
the Flyers are partnering with the Sioux Snipers women’s
hockey team to host the 100 years of hometown hockey
social at the Legion starting at 8 p.m. The event requires
age of majority. Tickets are available from Wills at
737-0758 or Michelle Beaulne at 737-1038 or at Bloomin’
Wild Flowers. The team plans to hold a pulled pork
sandwich supper at 5:30 p.m. at the Legion January 27 and
plans to continue its fundraising efforts in the off
season with Jimmy Roy working with them on a possible golf
tournament. Looking forward to next season Wills said, “The
plan for next year is we want to continue. But we have to
look at every possibility out there. Come the spring we’ll
be asking our sponsors if they’ll still be involved with
the program.” As for the rest of this season he said the
goal of the team is to break even. “That’s our goal
this year and we’re on track to make it.”
Flyers roll over
Ironheads
January 24, 2012
Sioux Lookout -- The Sioux
Flyers made the most of the 43 shots on goal they
managed against the Iron
Range Ironheads on Tuesday night.
Sioux Lookout fired eight shots past the goaltending duo
of Colton
Ishmael and David
Sargent, beating the Ironhead 8-2 for their ninth
victory at Memorial Arena and seventeenth overall.
A four point night by Tim
McFatridge (1G, 3A) and Zach
Theilen (1G, 3A), two shorthanded goals
by Chris
Hoffman (2G, 1A) and Cody
Fraser (1G, 1A) lead the way for the home town team.
Both teams lace up again Wednesday Night in Sioux, 7:30pm.
SIJHL SHOWCASE SCHEDULE
JAN 20-22, DULUTH HERITAGE SPORTS CENTER
Saturday 21st
4 Duluth - Sioux Lookout
2
Sunday 22nd
2 Sioux Lookout - Wisconsin
5
Flyers ready for the
Showcase
Sioux Lookout,
Jan.18,
2012
The Flyers didn’t
solve all their issues in Tuesday night’s 4-3 victory
over the Dryden Ice Dogs, in front of 315 at Sioux Lookout
Memorial Arena, but at least they provided themselves with
something of a road map.
Scoring from the blue line? Check
A multi-point game from Chris
Hoffman? Check
Success on the power play? Fail
A strong, gritty bounce-back after a potentially
devastating first-period 0:2 setback after 8 minutes in
the game? Check
What do the Flyers need to do to escape their doldrums?
For the most part, what they did against the Ice Dogs
after the eight minute mark in the third goal. Control the
puck, use their speed and play smart.
The Flyers show their new confidence in the showcase
weekend in Duluth. All seven teams will converge on Duluth
for what should prove to be an exciting weekend of hockey
for fans. All games will count towards the regular season
standings, and with only a month left in the season, there
should be some great competition as teams jostle for
playoff position. Also attending the event will be college
and professional scouts and coaches. They will see quality
Junior A players vying for an opportunity to move on to
the next step of their playing careers.
Flyers Snap
Nine-Game Skid, 4-3 Over Ice Dogs
Sioux Lookout,
Jan.17,
2012
Sioux Lookout – And
the streak, thank heavens, is finally over.
With the help of two goals by
Chris Hoffman and the game winner by Anthony
Bonner with 2:54 left in the third , the Sioux Lookout Flyers snapped a nine-game
losing streak with a triumphant 4-3 victory over the
visiting Dryden Ice Dogs at the Memorial Arena.
The Team has been working
really hard the last little while and not getting
results. Tonight it felt like the group put together a
full 60-minute effort and were rewarded for it. 315 fan
cheered on the team after a long-awaited victory for Sioux
Lookout. Flyers
will try to start a winning streak when they battle the
Duluth Clydesdales, at the Showcase weekend in Duluth.
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
2 |
0 |
1 |
3 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
1 |
0 |
3 |
4 |
|
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
12 |
11 |
14 |
37 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
4 |
15 |
12 |
31 |
|
|
|
| Dryden Ice Dogs 1
for 4 : Sioux Lookout Flyers 0 for
8 |
|
|
1ST STAR: Hoffman, Chris (SLF)
2ND STAR: Brattengeier, Jayme (SLF)
3RD STAR: Maggrah, Bryce (DID)
RETURN
TO THE RINK
Sioux Lookout,
Jan.17,
2012
The Sioux Lookout Flyers followed up Saturday’s 3:4
defeat to the Dryden Ice Dogs by holding a series of
meetings and an on-ice practice Monday at the Sioux
Lookout Memorial Arena. Flyers head coach Brad Zangs
continued to preach to the team the importance of putting
each loss behind them, staying positive, and continuing to
improve each day amidst facing a lot of adversity. Tonight
the Flyers looking to even the season series against the
Ice Dogs with the first win in 2012.
Puck drop is 7:30pm in the Sioux Lookout Memorial Arena,
but not before you had a bowl of Chili at the lower
Legion, starting at 5:30pm.
Flyers - Ice
Dogs Jan. 17 7:30pm
Flyers
Topped by Dogs in 4-3 Road Loss
Dryden, Jan.14,
2012
Its the third time in five games, Sioux Lookout was the
team to score first when Chris Hoffman lit the lamp 4:59
into regulation. The early lead would evaporate later in
the opening period though, as the Dogs scored a 16:59 to
tie the game. With three goals in the second period Dryden
to jump in front for good on the night. A late search was
not enough. Off all the defeats the Flyers have endured
during this difficult month-long stretch, perhaps none
were as heartbreaking as the one they suffered Saturday
night against the Ice Dogs.
Trevor Zangs stopped 37-of-41 shots in his 10th SIJHL
appearance.
Chris Hoffman scored his 21st and 22nd goal of the season
The Flyers come home for one game on Jan. 17 against
the Dogs.
Remember
the pre game chili meal at the Legion on 5:30pm.
Dogs
welcome the struggling Flyers
January 14, 2012
Sevens
of ten meetings this season -- this is the start of a
home-and-home for the Dogs and the Flyers. Each team has
won three games so fare. Flyers won one game on the road
so did Dryden. The Flyers returning home after tonight’s
game and an eight-game road trip, the Flyers were shut out
for the third time in eight games, 7-0 by the Stars on
Wednesday in Thunder Bay. They've lost five of five to
begin the new year after a 3-4 month of December, and the
slump has already worn thin on the team. Ten points
separate Sioux Lookout and Dryden in the standing and if
the Flyers want to get back in the race for third place
tonight would be good starting point.
Note: Chris Hoffman is
the new single season goal scoring leader in franchise
history with 20 goals surpassing Darnell Ferland and Adam
Wensley
Flyers
can't reach the Stars, 7-0
Thunder
Bay Jan 11, 2012– A rough opening 20 minutes left the Flyers in a
hole they never climbed out of.
Flyers seemed overmatched from the start, getting outshot
10-6 in the first period of play with a short bench due to
suspensions and the flu. The Flyers were down by two
goals, scored by Quinn Rempel and Matt Kaarela in a 50
second span, after 20 minutes though.
In the second period, the North Stars again held a large
shot advantage over the Flyers. Thunder Bay also padded
its lead, with four goals.
Trevor Zangs started the third period in
goal for the Flyers and both teams settled down and the
final score was 7:0.
Playing
on the road has been notoriously difficult for Sioux
Lookout, eighth straight defeat for the Flyers, who have
won once in their last 9.
SIOUX
FLYERS AUCTIONS
 
The Sioux Lookout Flyers are offering GAME
WORN
JERSEYS
to the public. Those Jerseys are worn by the players during the
2008/09 to 11/12 season.
We will post new jerseys daily, starting with the white set. Starting
bid is $35 or Buy it now for $50. S/H $15 or local
pick up
Dales bump
Flyers
The Flyers dropped their seventh straight game in a 6:4
setback against the Duluth Clydesdales at Duluth Heritage
Sports Arena
Sunday night.
Despite what the scoreboard says, the Flyers have played
solid hockey during their current stretch.
Sioux Lookout got outshoot by Duluth, 34-46, but played
the majority of the contest in the offensive zone. The
game was very similar to Saturday’s and Friday's contest
in which the Flyers had a strong start and solid game
against the Wilderness, but dropped both game by 4:2
decisions.
| Sioux Lookout Flyers |
1 |
0 |
1 |
2 |
| Wisconsin Wilderness |
0 |
0 |
4 |
4 |
|
| Sioux Lookout Flyers |
7 |
6 |
9 |
22 |
| Wisconsin Wilderness |
8 |
16 |
22 |
46 |
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Lakers
7,Flyers 2
Fort Frances, January 3, 2012
SteveTerry,
Jon Carlson and Davis Smith scored power-play goals, Adam
Wensley had three points, and the Fort Frances Lakers kept
rolling in the New Year with their fifth straight win,
beating the Sioux Lookout Flyers 7:2 Tuesday night.
James
McQueston and Cody Fraser had the goals for the Flyers,
who have dropped four straight with five more games on the
road. Jayme
Brattengeier made 27 saves in the loss.
Flyers going
now south for three games on the weekend. Two against the
Wilderness and the backend against the Duluth Clydesdales.
December 2011
Flyers
will refocus and be back in 2012
Flyers have to re-focus after been shutout
twice in a row, losing to the Dryden Ice Dogs 5:0 in
Dryden. Flyers have now lost three in a row, but the x-mas
break gives the team the chance to re-group and
re-energized The players will come back on Jan. 3 to start
the second half of the season and hope to rebound against
the Fort Frances Lakers.
Former Flyers move
on - Williston State College
Photos
by Crystal
Chasen Dobranski, Ryan Presthus and former Flyers captain Dwight
Lee
Assistant
Captain #25 Dwight Lee leads the Tetons with 7
Goals and 17 Assists in 13 Games, that’s good
for 7th overall in the nation. He is
followed up by line mate #17 Chasen Dobranski with
8 Goals and 13 Assists in 14 Games, he tied for 9th
in the country.
Flyers lose in Thunder Bay
December 14, 2011
THUNDER BAY, Ont.
One goal in each period was enough for the Thunder Bay
North Stars to beat Sioux Lookout Flyers 3-0 Wednesday
evening in Superior International Junior Hockey League
play at the Fort William Gardens.
The Flyers dropped to 15-15-1 on the season and are now at
the 500 mark.
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| TB
North Stars |
1 |
1 |
1 |
3 |
|
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
3 |
10 |
5 |
18 |
| TB
North Stars |
22 |
17 |
11 |
50 |
|
|
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Flyers at
the Bay
SIJHL -
December 14,
2011
Sioux Lookout’s only
game of the week goes Wednesday at Thunder Bay. It’s the
beginning of eight straight on the road for the club. The
Flyers are only five wins short of matching franchise
record for wins in a season at 20.
The team has three skaters among the top 10 in SIJHL
scoring. Anthony Wolfe (13g-23a-36pts) is sixth, Dane
Morin (10g-23a-33pts) is seventh and Chris Hoffman
(18g-12a-30pts) is tied for 10th.
The Flyers have have jumped to fifth on the penalty kill
(81.18%). The seven shorthanded goals they have scored so
far are the second most in the league.
Flyers
grounded by Ironheads, 7:4
December 10,
2011
It was a game that had all the makings of a great battle.
But the Ironheads did what they do, and the Flyers fell
flat in the second of back-to-back games.
Trevor
Zangs started in net, stopping 13 of 18 shots for the
Flyers, while Jayme
Brattengeier came in relief just one minute in the
second period, stopping 17 shots he faced.
The Flyers scored twice on the powerplay on seven
opportunities and did not allow a goal shorthanded, but
scored their 7 goal of the season been one man short.
The Flyers will look to quickly forget this 7-4 loss to
the Iron Range Ironheads and prepare for the up coming contests.
The next game for the Flyers comes Wednesday night in
Thunder Bay when they visit the Thunder Bay North
Stars.
| Iron
Range Ironheads |
2 |
4 |
1 |
7 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
1 |
2 |
1 |
4 |
|
| Iron
Range Ironheads |
15 |
13 |
9 |
37 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
14 |
19 |
16 |
49 |
|
|
|
| Fort
Frances Lakers |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
2 |
1 |
3 |
6 |
|
| Fort
Frances Lakers |
8 |
21 |
9 |
38 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
11 |
15 |
9 |
35 |
|
|
|
| Fort Frances Lakers
0 for 4 : Sioux Lookout Flyers
2 for 7 |
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Flyers ice
the Dogs and win
4:1
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
2 |
2 |
0 |
4 |
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
0 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
|
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
12 |
10 |
5 |
27 |
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
7 |
16 |
19 |
42 |
|
|
|
Flyers can not solve a
short benched Dryden team and fall back to 5th place
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
3 |
0 |
1 |
4 |
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
4 |
2 |
0 |
6 |
|
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
10 |
14 |
9 |
33 |
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
16 |
16 |
8 |
40 |
|
|
|
| Sioux Lookout
Flyers 0 for 6 : Dryden Ice Dogs
2 for 6 |
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December will be key
December 3,
2011
The Sioux Lookout Flyers think December will be a key
month for their season. If so, they have to like how it
started.
Sioux Lookout (13-12-4) opened December with a 4:3 win
over Dryden on Friday. Brad Wur scored the game winner in
the third period and Jayme Brattengeier recorded 33 saves
for his 10 win of the season.
This is a month that the Flyers can really use this time
to develop a lot of different things because come January,
February, March, the team need to really know exactly what
there're doing, where they're going and how they are going
to get there.
Having concluded a four-game homestand, the Flyers head
back on the road for two against the Ice Dogs. This is the
first visit to Dryden this season. The Flyers are 7-3-1 on
the road this season and collecting 15 points in eleven
games away from home.
Flyers win 4:3
Great game against Dryden
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
1 |
2 |
0 |
3 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
1 |
2 |
1 |
4 |
|
| Dryden
Ice Dogs |
11 |
13 |
10 |
34 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
8 |
11 |
11 |
30 |
|
|
|
Sioux Lookout Flyers - Chris
Hoffman (sh) (James McQueston)
11:30
Dryden Ice Dogs - Austin Lewis
(pp) (Len Pelletier, Tyson Holder)
12:40
|
Sioux Lookout Flyers - Chris
Hoffman (Jacob Nolan, Brett Wur) 4:38
Sioux Lookout Flyers - Alex
Beaulne (powerplay) (Anthony
Wolfe) 9:56
Dryden Ice Dogs - Thomas Greene
(powerplay) (unassisted) 13:24
Dryden Ice Dogs - Jesse Linner
(Ryan Lobreau, Len Pelletier) 14:33
|
| Sioux Lookout Flyers - Brett
Wur (Cory LaCosse, Alex Beaulne) 1:06 |
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Trading Day
Flyers where very active on the December 1 dead line with
several trades including a major deal between the Flyers
and Lakers involving five players.
Mike Riffel (D), Jon Stephansson (D), and Dane Morin (F)
will join the Flyers in return for Brandon Fehd (D) and
Bryan Broders (F) who are going to the Fort Frances Lakers.
The Flyers also trades Jacob Brown for future
considerations, he will join AJ Merritt in Sudbury with
the Cubs.
The Flyers aquired Cody Fraser from the Smith Falls Bears
in CCHL. He is not new to the SIJHL he played 43 games
and recorded 17 points for the North Stars in the 2009/10
season.
| Sun |
Mon |
Tue |
Wed |
Thu |
Fri |
Sat |
| 30 |
31 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4
0:2 L
 |
5 |
6
6:3 W
 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
11
2:4 L
 |
12
3:2 W
|
| 13 |
14 |
15 |
16
0:1 L
|
17 |
18 |
19
6:2 W
|
| 20 |
21 |
22
2:5 L
 |
23 |
24 |
25
|
26
0:3 L
 |
| 27
1:5 L |
28 |
29 |
30 |
1 |
2
7:30
|
3
7:30
|
Flyers fall
5:1 to Wilderness
Sunday,
Nov. 27, 2011
| Wisconsin
Wilderness |
3 |
0 |
2 |
5 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
0 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
| Wisconsin
Wilderness |
12 |
10 |
14 |
36 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
11 |
6 |
6 |
23 |
|
|
|
A
quite night in Sioux Lookout and
Wilderness blank Flyers 3:0
Saturday,
Nov. 26, 2011
| Wisconsin
Wilderness |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
| Wisconsin
Wilderness |
10 |
11 |
23 |
44 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
7 |
13 |
9 |
29 |
|
|
|
| Wisconsin
Wilderness 0 for 4 : Sioux Lookout
Flyers 0 for 4 |
|
Brattengeier
SIJHL Player of the week
In two starts
last week the 19-year-old native of Nipigon, Ont., allowed
only one even-strength goal against and a solid .952 save
percentage helping the Flyers continue their push towards
third place in the SIJHL standings.
He began by turning aside 29 of 30 shots he faced in
hard-luck1-0 setback at Thunder Bay Wednesday and followed
that up with a 31-save performance Saturday backstopping
Sioux Lookout to 6-2 road victory over the North Stars.
|
With his
efforts Brattengeier now shares second spot in the
league in wins with nine and also jumped into a tie
for third overall in save percentage at .916 while
logging more minutes than any other goaltender in
the SIJHL at just under 1,067. |
Flyers win
back-end of mini series with the Stars 6:2 in T Bay
Sioux
Lookout Flyers went ahead in the first period 3:1 and
never looked back and took the game 6:2 over the Stars.
Tanner Duffney scoring the winning goal and Matt Sanford
with two goals in the game. The Flyers also got their top scorer Anthony Wolfe back in the
line-up. Wolfe made an immediate impact, after missing the
last three games
with a lower body injury. He scored two goals and added an
assist in the game.
Jayme
Brattergeier recorded his 9th win of the season with
a .916 save percentage, making 31 saves on 33 shots.
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
3 |
0 |
3 |
6 |
| Thunder
Bay North Stars |
1 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
9 |
0 |
17 |
26 |
| Thunder
Bay North Stars |
6 |
3 |
24 |
33 |
|
|
|
1ST STAR: Wolfe, Anthony (SLF)
2ND STAR: Sanford, Matt (SLF)
3RD STAR: Brattengeier, Jayme (SLF)
North Stars host Flyers
as mini series concludes
Release date: Wednesday,
Nov. 19, 2011
The Thunder
Bay North Stars and Sioux
Lookout Flyers will conclude a 4 game mini series on
Saturday night at Fort William Garden.
Sioux
Lookout is expected to start Jayme
Brattergeier in goal again, to face his former team in
his home town.
Brattergeier
stopped 29 of 30 shots in the 1:0 lose on Wednesday which earning
him the 3rd star of the game.
Sioux
Lookout forward Brett Wur missed the last game for
family reason and it was not known if he would be
rejoining team for this game. Sioux Lookout also hopes to
have their top scorer Anthony Wolfe back in the line-up.
Wolfe missed all three previous games against the Stars
with a lower body injury.
North Stars edge
Flyers 1-0
Release date: Wednesday,
Nov. 16, 2011
THUNDER
BAY, Ont. – A
Brandon Wolframe power play goal with 8:09 remaining
proved to be the only tally of the night as the Thunder
Bay North Stars blanked Sioux Lookout Flyers 1-0 Wednesday
evening in Superior International Junior Hockey League
action at the Fort William Gardens.
Neither
Thunder Bay’s Marc Nother nor Sioux Lookout’s Jayme
Brattengeier would allow any pucks to get past them in
their respective team nets through the first two periods
in the tight-checking affair.
The
lone marker would come just as a Flyers’ penalty was
expiring when Kyle Breukelman’s low shot from the left
point was poked at by Travis Tilley before Wolframe jammed
home the loose puck for the game’s lone marker from the
top of the crease.
With
the victory Thunder Bay takes sole possession of third
place in the SIJHL standings moving to 25 points, two
ahead of Sioux Lookout.
Nother
would make 14 saves in all on the night lowering his
league-best goals-against average to 1.61 while
Brattengeier made 29 stops in a hard-luck defeat.
Flyers win 3:2 and complete comeback in
OT
| North Stars |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
| Flyers |
0 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
3 |
|
| North Stars |
16 |
11 |
8 |
2 |
37 |
| Flyers |
14 |
13 |
8 |
4 |
39 |
|
|
|
|
SANFORD
NETS WINNER
AS FLYERS BEAT STARS IN OT
Sioux Lookout, Nov. 12-- Matt
Sanford scored 3:05 into overtime to lift the
Sioux Lookout Flyers to a 3-2 victory over Thunder Bay
North Stars on Saturday night, while both head coaches
watched the game from the stands after the one game suspensions
for the fights on Fridays game.
Kyle Lapenskie and Kyle
Breukelman scored for Thunder Bay in the first period.
Chris Hoffman scored the only goal of the second
period at 16:01.
Matt Grove tied the game at the 17:19 mark of the
third period to send the game into OT.
Trevor
Zangs stopped 35 shots for the his 3rd win of the season
and is now 3-1-0.
1ST STAR:
Sanford, Matt
2ND STAR: Hoffman, Chris
3RD STAR: Grove, Matt (all SLF)
Flyers fall to the North Stars
2:4,
but not go down without a fight
| Thunder Bay
North Stars |
3 |
1 |
0 |
4 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
0 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
|
| Thunder Bay
North Stars |
25 |
9 |
6 |
40 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
10 |
8 |
14 |
32 |
|
|
The Sioux
Lookout Flyers are back in the win column outworking the winless Iron Range Ironheads
6-3 Sunday night at
Memorial Arena in Sioux Lookout.
| Iron Range
Ironheads |
1 |
1 |
1 |
3 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
1 |
2 |
3 |
6 |
|
| Iron Range
Ironheads |
21 |
17 |
11 |
49 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
14 |
15 |
14 |
43 |
|
|
Flyers
can't solve Jason Dzurik and fall to the Clydesdales
| Duluth
Clydesdales |
1 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
| Sioux
Lookout Flyers |
| | | 
2011/12
