SLC Brockville wins 'C' consolation final at Georgian Invitational
Thursday, 17 March 2021 01:37
The Brockville Observer
BARRIE, Ont. (Mar. 11, 2011) – The St. Lawrence College Brockville men’s hockey team had its best showing of the season coming away with the ‘C’ Consolation Championship in hand, to take the bronze at the Georgian Invitational Thursday, Mar. 10 in Barrie. The Riverdogs dropped opening matches to Georgian Orillia and Seneca, but after getting regulated to the ‘C’ bracket, the Riverdogs picked up two wins to earn a 2-2 overall record.
The opening two contests proved to be tough for SLC Brockville starting with Georgian Orillia, who skated past the Riverdogs 4-1. SLC Brockville’s only goal came from David Turnbull. In the second game, the Riverdogs were blanked 4-0 by Seneca, sending the Riverdogs to the ‘C’ semi-final.
The Riverdogs showed some strength on the attack in the semi-final against Georgian Owen Sound playing to a 6-3 victory over the Grizzlies. Dylan Dekleer led the charge with his first four-goal game of the year, while Chris Love and Conor Bethelet added a goal each to push the Riverdogs into the final.
Up against Mohawk for the bronze, SLC Brockville was carried by goaltender James Proctor, who as head coach Owen Whiting described ‘stood on his head,’ to keep the Riverdogs in the contest. Proctor’s performance was boosted by a strong offence that netted another six goals to take a 6-4 victory over the Mountaineers. Berthelet scored two goals and added two assists in the win. Love scored his second of the day and was followed by Billy Rozell and Kyle Vanwart. Dekleer added his fifth goal of the tournament on an empty netter in the final minute of play to give the Riverdogs a bit of breathing room as time expired.
The 2-2 record caps off a season of real development for the Riverdogs. After starting the season winless in two tournaments, SLC Brockville earned five wins in the final three tournaments and was carried by some great goaltending.
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BARRIE, Ont. (Mar. 11, 2011) – The St. Lawrence College Brockville men’s hockey team had its best showing of the season coming away with the ‘C’ Consolation Championship in hand, to take the bronze at the Georgian Invitational Thursday, Mar. 10 in Barrie. The Riverdogs dropped opening matches to Georgian Orillia and Seneca, but after getting regulated to the ‘C’ bracket, the Riverdogs picked up two wins to earn a 2-2 overall record.
The opening two contests proved to be tough for SLC Brockville starting with Georgian Orillia, who skated past the Riverdogs 4-1. SLC Brockville’s only goal came from David Turnbull. In the second game, the Riverdogs were blanked 4-0 by Seneca, sending the Riverdogs to the ‘C’ semi-final.
The Riverdogs showed some strength on the attack in the semi-final against Georgian Owen Sound playing to a 6-3 victory over the Grizzlies. Dylan Dekleer led the charge with his first four-goal game of the year, while Chris Love and Conor Bethelet added a goal each to push the Riverdogs into the final.
Up against Mohawk for the bronze, SLC Brockville was carried by goaltender James Proctor, who as head coach Owen Whiting described ‘stood on his head,’ to keep the Riverdogs in the contest. Proctor’s performance was boosted by a strong offence that netted another six goals to take a 6-4 victory over the Mountaineers. Berthelet scored two goals and added two assists in the win. Love scored his second of the day and was followed by Billy Rozell and Kyle Vanwart. Dekleer added his fifth goal of the tournament on an empty netter in the final minute of play to give the Riverdogs a bit of breathing room as time expired.
The 2-2 record caps off a season of real development for the Riverdogs. After starting the season winless in two tournaments, SLC Brockville earned five wins in the final three tournaments and was carried by some great goaltending.