Tuesday November 19 ( D Thursday division)
Landucci’s Power-Play Goal Lifts Fatal Demons Past Les Grenadiers in Thriller
(4)Fatal Demons vs Les Grenadiers(3)
The Fatal Demons edged out Les Grenadiers 4-3 in a tightly contested battle, with D. Landucci’s third-period power-play goal serving as the difference-maker. The decisive marker came by the five minute mark of the final frame when Landucci unleashed a shot that beat the goaltender, snapping a 3-3 tie and giving the Fatal Demons the lead for good. Les Grenadiers faced a tough challenge with a short bench but displayed admirable resilience throughout the game. S. Jean-Denis was the heartbeat of their offense, factoring into all three of their goals with two assists and a goal of his own. Despite their limited roster, Les Grenadiers kept the Fatal Demons under pressure until the final buzzer. The Fatal Demons showcased a balanced offensive attack, with four different players—T.Langiano, M.Destounis, G.DeMarinis, and D. Landucci—finding the back of the net. This spread-out scoring proved critical in overcoming Les Grenadiers’ spirited effort.
United Outlasts Armadillos in Victory
(3)Armadillos vs United(6)
While the score line suggests a comfortable margin, the game was a hard-fought affair, with the outcome only becoming clear in the final period. United’s offense was driven by A. Chiapetta, who played a pivotal role with three points, including a massive power-play goal early in the third period that gave United a critical 5-2 lead. Chiapetta’s performance exemplified United’s depth, as multiple players found ways to contribute to the team’s offensive output. T. Ferreira also had a standout game, scoring twice, including an empty-net goal to seal the victory. The Armadillos, despite their resilience and determination, struggled to match United’s consistency. They battled valiantly, finding ways to stay in the game and pressuring United at key moments. However, United’s defense, anchored by net minder J. Liopoulos, held firm when it mattered most. Liopoulos delivered another stellar performance, making crucial saves to keep the Armadillos at bay and ensure the win. United’s ability to execute on special teams and capitalize on their opportunities proved to be the difference. The team’s cohesion and balanced attack continue to make them a formidable opponent, while the Armadillos will look to regroup knowing they had missing key elements.
Assadi Consulting Inc Pulls Away in Third Period to Defeat Rated R
( 8 )Assadi Consulting inc vs Rated R(3)
For much of the game, Rated R held their ground against the high-powered Assadi Consulting Inc, keeping the score tied at 3-3 through two periods. However, in the final frame, the Assadi Consulting Inc found another gear, overwhelming their opponents with five unanswered goals to secure a commanding 8-3 victory. Rated R displayed resilience and discipline through the early stages, staying competitive and capitalizing on opportunities to match the Assadi Consulting Inc's early scoring. But as the game wore on, the depth and skill of the Assadi Consulting Inc took over, highlighted by an outstanding performance-from Payam Assadi. The crafty forward was instrumental in his team’s dominant third-period surge, finishing the night with two goals and four assists. Payam’s playmaking ability was on full display, as he orchestrated several scoring sequences with precision passes and a knack for finding open space. His contributions helped break the game open and ensured that the Assadi Consulting Inc secured a decisive win. Rated R struggled to contain the relentless pressure in the final period, ultimately succumbing to the Assadi Consulting Inc's depth and offensive prowess. Despite the tough loss, Rated R showcased moments of promise, keeping pace with their formidable opponents for much of the contest.
The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Payam Assadi of the Assadi Consulting inc. Payam Assadi delivered a master class performance, earning Player of the Night honours for his dominant six-point effort in the Assadi Consulting Inc.’s commanding 8-3 victory over Rated R. The skilled forward was the driving force behind his team’s offensive explosion, showcasing his scoring touch and elite playmaking ability throughout the game.
...Monday November 18
The night kicked off with Fat Roy and the Blackhawks squaring off in what promised to be a competitive doubleheader. The first game unfolded as a tight, methodical chess match, with both teams playing disciplined man-to-man coverage. The contest remained scoreless until C. Chirola unleashed a thunderous slap shot that found the back of the net, giving Fat Roy a slim 1-0 advantage. Despite several late pushes for an equalizer, Fat Roy’s defense and goaltender J. Sanoudakis stood tall, securing a hard-fought shutout victory. The second game, however, deviated sharply-from the tense opener. The Blackhawks found their groove late in the first period, capitalizing on a productive shift led by T. Settino, who scored back-to-back goals to give his team momentum. From-there, the Blackhawks dominated the play, building a commanding 4-1 lead and cruising to an emphatic 8-1 victory. M. Cerrone and T. Settino both registered hat tricks, spearheading the Blackhawks’ offensive onslaught. M. Richard played the role of playmaker to perfection, setting up five of his team’s goals with crisp passes and smart decision-making. In net, F. Gagnon delivered a composed performance, turning aside numerous chances and conceding only one highlight-reel goal by D. Lombardi, who powered through the Blackhawks' defense to score Fat Roy's lone tally.
(1)Fat Roy vs Blackhawks(0)
(1)Fat Roy vs Blackhawks( 8 )
The Sharpshooters and the Assadi Consulting Inc delivered a thrilling back-to-back series, with each team claiming a win in contrasting styles. The first game remained tightly contested through the first period, with the score knotted at 2-2 entering the final frame. The Sharpshooters seized momentum early in the frame when A. Reid broke the deadlock. Moments later, D. Greco capitalized to extend the lead to 4-2. The Assadi Consulting inc pulled their goaltender late in a desperate attempt to rally, but the Sharpshooters punished them with three empty-net goals. A. Reid was the standout performer, completing his hat trick with one of the empty-net tallies, marking back-to-back weeks of dominant scoring. D. Greco also had a strong game, contributing both offensively and defensively, with a goal and four assists. In the second matchup, the Assadi Consulting Inc came out with renewed intensity. After a back-and-forth first period, they held a slim 3-2 lead, with goals-from key contributors F.Nasser, who struck twice and R.Beaver. The pivotal moment came when B.Vassilakis buried a crucial goal midway through the final period to extend the lead to 4-2.The Sharpshooters battled hard during that frame, with D. Greco narrowing the deficit to 4-3 on his third point of the match. Despite several chances late, the Assadi Consulting inc’s defense held firm, and their goaltender A.Mancini made key stops to preserve the victory.
(2)Assadi Consulting inc vs Sharpshooters(7)
(4)Assadi Consulting inc vs Sharpshooters(3)
Plan B Secures Back-to-Back Wins Over Classics with Strong Starts
Plan B started the night on the right foot, outworking the Classics and taking advantage of their opportunities. M. Koutavas was the hero of the match, scoring two key goals and adding an assist to drive Plan B’s offense. The Classics managed to break through on the power play with T. Langiano’s precise shot, one of the few moments L. Bermola wasn’t able to shut the door in net. Plan B's defensive structure and goaltending were the difference, limiting the Classics' scoring chances and preserving the 3-1 victory. Building on their momentum, Plan B stuck to their high-energy, hard-working style in the second game. A. Chappetta stepped up early, netting two beautiful goals to establish a 3-1 lead by the end of the first period. The Classics struggled to generate sustained offense as Plan B’s discipline and ball possession dictated the flow of the game. In the final frame, Plan B sealed the win with two empty-net goals. J. Mandracchia contributed to the final flourish, notching his third point of the night in a yawning cage.
(3)Plan B vs Classics(1)
(6)Plan B vs Classics(2)
In a high-energy matchup that tested pace, work ethic, and endurance, Plan B and the Sharpshooters squared off in an exciting doubleheader. Both teams, known for their youthful vigor, brought intensity to the games, ultimately splitting the night. Plan B came out firing on all cylinders in the first game, using a balanced offensive attack to overwhelm the Sharpshooters. Multiple players contributed to their impressive 8-4 win, showcasing depth across the roster. While N. Antonacci didn’t find the back of the net, he was the engine behind the offense, setting up four goals with precise passing and creative playmaking. His ability to control the tempo allowed his teammates to capitalize on scoring chances, leaving the Sharpshooters struggling to keep pace. The Sharpshooters managed some moments of brilliance, but their defense couldn’t contain the relentless attack-from Plan B. The game concluded with Plan B comfortably in control, setting the stage for what looked like a potential sweep. The second game appeared to follow a similar script as Plan B carried a 2-1 lead into the final minutes. Their structure and determination seemed poised to secure the sweep. However, the Sharpshooters' star forward, A. Reid, had other plans. With less than two minutes remaining, Reid turned the game on its head, showcasing his goal-scoring prowess. Twice set up beautifully by M. Kardum, Reid struck in quick succession to erase the deficit and put the Sharpshooters ahead 3-2. Plan B scrambled in the dying moments to force a shootout, but couldn’t find the equalizer, sealing the comeback win for the Sharpshooters.
( 8 )Plan B vs Sharpshooters(4)
(2)Plan B vs Sharpshooters(3)
The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Adam Chappetta of Plan B. Chappetta delivered when it mattered most, scoring three pivotal goals across the night. Two of these goals were decisive, standing as game-winners in tight contests, underlining his ability to perform in high-pressure moments.
...Thursday November 14
Fatal Demons Prevail Over Generals with Defensive Discipline and Key Power Play Goal
(3)Fatal Demons vs Generals(2)
In a matchup against one of the most offensively gifted teams in the division, the Fatal Demons showcased a combination of disciplined defense, clutch scoring, and stellar goaltending-from A. Mancini to seal the win. From-the start, the Fatal Demons committed to a defensive structure that frustrated the Generals' attackers, limiting their time and space and forcing low-percentage shots. The defensive unit stayed compact, blocking lanes and challenging every shot, while A.Mancini stood tall in net, absorbing high-pressure chances. His calm and collected performance between the pipes anchored the Fatal Demons, as he made a series of crucial saves, particularly in the third period, to preserve the lead. Offensively, the Fatal Demons capitalized on key opportunities. After carrying a 2-1 lead through the first two periods, the Fatal Demons found themselves in a prime power-play situation early in the third. It was then that M. Destounis stepped up, notching his second point of the game with a pinpoint shot off a feed-from his line mate M. Mavroudis, who also tallied his second point with the assist. Their power-play connection was perfectly executed, as Mavroudis set up Destounis with a crisp pass that he sent home past the Generals’ goalie, giving the Fatal Demons a 3-1 lead. The final minutes saw the Fatal Demons dig in, holding off a relentless push-from the Generals. They blocked shots, won board battles, and kept the ball along the perimeter to run out the clock. The win highlighted the Fatal Demons’ commitment to their game plan and showcased their ability to step up against a formidable opposition. With this victory, the Fatal Demons demonstrated that, with teamwork and discipline, they can compete with any team in the league.
Snipers Fall to Assadi Consulting Inc in Rout as Third-Period Surge Seals Their Fate
(7)Assadi Consulting inc vs Snipers(1)
The Snipers faced a crucial matchup against the Assadi Consulting Inc with hopes of earning much-needed points, but their efforts fell short in a tough defeat. Despite hanging on through the first two periods and trailing only 2-0, the Snipers couldn’t contain the Assadi Consulting inc’s offensive firepower in the third. After two periods of tightly contested hockey, the Assadi Consulting Inc shifted into high gear early in the final frame, rattling off three goals in quick succession to put the game well out of reach. M. Richard spearheaded this surge, scoring twice during the stretch, as he exploited gaps in the Snipers’ defense to find the back of the net. His goals added to the Assadi Consulting inc’s lead, making it clear that the Snipers would have an uphill battle for the remainder of the game. As the clock wound down, the Snipers looked to salvage some pride and avoid giving a shutout to Pedram Assadi, who had been rock-solid in net. Later in the game, a power-play opportunity gave the Snipers the break they needed. Positioned perfectly on the doorstep, M. Kardum took advantage, netting the Snipers’ lone goal and spoiling Assadi's shutout bid. The loss leaves the Snipers with work to do in the standings, but their resilience in the first two periods demonstrated flashes of competitiveness. The Assadi Consulting Inc, however, proved to be the stronger side, taking full control in the third and displaying the depth that has made them a formidable team this season.
Armadillos Hold Off Rated R with P.Gamache and C.Stavriadis Leading the Way
(2)Rated R vs Armadillos(5)
Rated R entered their matchup against the seasoned Armadillos looking for essential points in the standings but faced a challenging night as the Armadillos controlled the tempo for a solid 5-2 win. While Rated R battled hard and kept the game within reach, the Armadillos maintained slight leads throughout, enough to keep the game on their terms and stifle Rated R’s comeback attempts. P. Gamache played a pivotal role, notching two goals, including a critical power-play marker that extended the Armadillos' lead and shifted momentum further in their favor. Gamache's timing and positioning were crucial, as his power-play goal helped the Armadillos establish a two-goal cushion just when Rated R was pressing to close the gap. On the other end, C. Stavriadis stood tall in net, weathering several high-pressure shifts and making a series of key saves to deny Rated R’s offensive surges. His poise and consistency allowed the Armadillos to stay in control, even as Rated R pushed hard at times. Rated R’s efforts showed heart and determination, but they couldn’t quite find the extra gear needed to overtake the Armadillos, who kept their grip on the game and managed the pace effectively. With Gamache’s offensive contributions and Stavriadis’ solid performance in net, the Armadillos walked away with a well-earned 5-2 victory, underscoring their depth and experience as they continue their strong season.
The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Albert Mancini of the Fatal Demons. Thanks to Mancini’s outstanding play, the Fatal Demons held the Generals to just two goals—an impressive feat against one of the league’s most dangerous offenses. His performance not only lifted his team but showcased the level of resilience and skill needed to compete against top opponents.
...Wednesday November 13( Wednesday Draft Division Final)
(6)Avalanche vs Oilers(7)
The Wednesday Draft Division final between the Avalanche and Oilers delivered a championship showdown to remember. What started as a comfortable 6-2 lead for the Avalanche soon transformed into a dramatic comeback story, as the Oilers stormed back to claim the title with a stunning 7-6 victory in the final seconds. In the first half, the Avalanche appeared to have complete control, surging to a four-goal lead with C. White’s hat trick serving as the offensive backbone. They maintained a steady pace and capitalized on the Oilers’ early defensive lapses, looking every bit like a team destined for victory. However, with time still on the clock and the odds stacked against them, the Oilers refused to fold. Led by the electric F. Bchara, who shouldered the comeback with an incredible stretch of four consecutive goals, the Oilers began to chip away at the Avalanche’s lead. Bchara’s lethal shot and unrelenting drive flipped the momentum, turning what seemed like a sure Avalanche victory into a nail-biting contest. R. Kilgour was another key contributor for the Oilers, netting two early goals and later assisting on Bchara’s comeback effort. His playmaking added essential depth to the Oilers' offense, setting up opportunities that kept the pressure on the Avalanche defense. With the game tied at 6-6 and the clock winding down, the Oilers earned a crucial penalty shot, giving them a chance to seize the lead. Ara Kalaydjian took full advantage of the golden opportunity, scoring a dramatic goal that left just 20 seconds on the clock and effectively sealed the championship. The crowd erupted as Kalaydjian’s shot found the back of the net, crowning an unbelievable comeback. D. Ferrara, after a rocky start in net, held strong for the Oilers throughout the second half. His resilience and clutch saves provided the stability the Oilers needed as they clawed back into contention, ultimately shutting down the Avalanche’s offense when it mattered most. In the end, the Oilers’ relentless drive and Bchara’s heroics earned them a hard-fought championship, capping off an unforgettable final in the Wednesday Draft Division.
The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Fadel BcHara of the Oilers. F. Bchara delivered a performance for the ages in the Wednesday Draft Division final, earning him well-deserved Player of the Game honors. With the Oilers facing a daunting 6-2 deficit midway through the game, Bchara stepped up as the spark his team needed, igniting a comeback that would ultimately crown them champions. Known for his scoring touch, Bchara was unstoppable in the clutch, rifling in four consecutive goals to pull the Oilers back into the game. His timing and accuracy were impeccable, each goal more crucial than the last as he wore down the Avalanche defense. Bchara's offensive explosion not only erased the deficit but also set up the Oilers for their eventual triumph.
...Tuesday November 12
Sharks Dominate Late to Capture Tuesday Draft Division Championship Over Penguins
(5)Penguins vs Sharks(10)
In an intense championship showdown, the Sharks pulled away late to secure a 10-5 victory over the Penguins, claiming the Tuesday Draft Division title. The game stayed close early on, with the Sharks holding a slight edge but unable to shake off the resilient Penguins. The Penguins had prime opportunities to close the gap, but M. Porato couldn’t capitalize on two crucial penalty shot attempts, which would prove costly. The missed chances kept the Sharks in control, and as the game progressed, they ramped up their pressure, beginning to dominate possession and set up quality scoring chances. T. Perluzzo was the spark for the Sharks, showcasing relentless energy and skill that kept the Penguins’ defense under constant threat. The forward struck four times and assisted on three more goals, showing exceptional vision and timing in the offensive zone. His playmaking and finishing gave the Sharks a steady lead and sparked confidence throughout the bench. With the Sharks holding a comfortable lead, S. Panetta iced the game in dramatic fashion, scoring four consecutive goals in the final stretch to eliminate any doubts. His late-game scoring surge was the nail in the coffin, and his precise finishing put the game out of reach. The Sharks’ dominant finish was a testament to their commitment to their game plan. Despite some uncertainty heading into the playoffs—due in part to miss judging their abilities during the regular season—the Sharks rallied, coming together at the perfect time. They executed their strategy to perfection, blending solid defense, exceptional goaltending by C.Malkoun and a lethal counterattack that left the Penguins chasing. In the end, the Sharks’ teamwork and patience paid off, as they took home the Tuesday Draft Division championship with a decisive 10-5 win, completing an impressive playoff run and ending the season as well-deserved champions.
The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Tony Perluzzo of the Sharks. Perluzzo’s impact was undeniable, as he racked up four goals and three assists, directly contributing to seven of the Sharks' ten goals. His ability to find open spaces and exploit defensive gaps made him nearly impossible to contain. Every time he stepped on the floor, he either created a scoring chance or finished one himself, leading by example and providing his team with the confidence they needed to maintain control of the game. Beyond his scoring, Perluzzo’s playmaking was instrumental. His three assists set up key goals that kept the Penguins chasing the game and gave his teammates the support they needed to capitalize on their chances. With his complete performance, Perluzzo not only led the Sharks to victory but also set the standard for championship-caliber play, showcasing his skill and leadership in the biggest game of the season.
...Sunday November 10 ( Final )
Kings Capture Sunday Draft Division Championship in Thrilling OT Victory Over Sabres
(6)Sabres vs Kings(7) O.T
The Sunday Draft division final between the Kings and Sabres was nothing short of a classic, delivering the high-stakes drama and intensity that fans anticipated. Both teams entered the matchup after strong playoff runs, with close contests hinting at an evenly matched showdown. With F. Koch in net for the Sabres and S. Morante guarding the crease for the Kings, both net minders were tested throughout the night and rose to the occasion. The Kings came out firing, taking the lead three times as A. Kalaydjian set the tone with two key goals. Each time the Kings pulled ahead, the Sabres battled back, refusing to let the game slip away. G. Santacroce seized the opportunity to give the Sabres their first lead when he snapped a 3-3 tie, swinging momentum in their favor. But the Kings quickly regained control with three consecutive goals, including a pair-from S. Kalaydjian, establishing what looked like a comfortable 6-4 lead. However, the Sabres weren’t finished yet. With grit and resilience, E. Allen struck twice in rapid succession, bringing the game level at 6-6 and sending the championship bout into sudden death. Overtime brought even more excitement when S. Kalaydjian, the league’s scoring leader, was awarded a penalty shot, presenting a golden opportunity for the Kings to clinch the title. However, F. Koch stood tall for the Sabres, making a clutch save to keep his team’s hopes alive. Despite the save, the Kings found their final breakthrough when L. Bavellas unleashed a blistering slap shot-from mid-court, securing the championship with a dramatic 7-6 victory. The Kings’ relentless offense and Bavellas’ game-winning heroics capped an unforgettable night, sealing their status as champions in the Sunday Draft division.
The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Louis Bavellas of the Kings. With the Kings locked in a back-and-forth battle with the Sabres, Bavellas delivered when it mattered most. His first big moment came late in the game when he scored the Kings' crucial sixth goal, providing what looked like a comfortable cushion in the team’s favor. But as the Sabres rallied back to force overtime, Bavellas remained poised, undeterred by the pressure. In overtime, with the championship hanging in the balance, Bavellas took command once more. Positioned at mid-court, he unleashed a powerful slap shot that ripped through the Sabres’ defense and found the back of the net, securing the Kings’ 7-6 victory and clinching the title. This championship-winning goal underscored Bavellas’ determination and skill, solidifying his role as a game-changer and earning him well-deserved Player of the Game honors.
...Tuesday May 28(Final)
Team Canada Edges Past Team Greece to Win Dek Elite Championship
(3)Team Canada vs Team Greece(2) Game 2
In a thrilling conclusion to the Dek Elite Division finals, Team Canada emerged victorious over Team Greece with a hard-fought 3-2 win, clinching the championship in a best-of-three series. With Team Canada leading 1-0 in the series, both teams entered Game 2 with everything at stake. Team Greece, despite being the underdogs, put up a commendable challenge, forcing Team Canada to work for every inch of the court. The game was marked by intense back-and-forth action, with both teams trading blows throughout the match. Team Greece got on board first, taking an early 1-0 lead in the second period on a goal by S.Karageorgos , surprising many who expected Team Canada to dominate. However, Team Canada quickly responded to level the score thanks to a prolific goal scorer in M-A Trudeau. For a second time during the match, Team Greece found themselves up again, but weren’t able to protect it long enough as Team Canada battled back to level the score. With the score tied at 2-2 late in the game, M-A Trudeau came through for Team Canada with a perfect one-timer on the power play. Trudeau's goal broke the deadlock and ultimately secured the championship for Team Canada in a thrilling fashion. With Trudeau's goal standing as the game-winner, Team Canada celebrated their hard-earned championship victory after a gruelling battle with Team Greece. The victory was a testament to Team Canada's skill, determination, and ability to perform under pressure. In the end, Team Canada proved themselves worthy champions of the Dek Elite Division, overcoming a determined challenge-from Team Greece to claim the title. Despite the tough competition, Team Canada's resilience and clutch performances were key factors in their success. As they lifted the championship trophy, Team Canada celebrated their well-deserved victory, capping off an unforgettable season of Dek Elite ball hockey. On behalf of Hockeyballe.com, congratulations go out to Hung Nguyen and the rest of Team Canada for hoisting the Del Elite trophy.
The SalumiVino player of the night goes to M-A Trudeau of Team Canada. M-A Trudeau's performance was instrumental in Team Canada's victory, as he scored two crucial goals, including a late one-timer that snapped a 2-2 tie and secured the championship for Team Canada.
...Tuesday March 3
(4)GK vs Capitals(2)
GK surge early in third period to top Capitals
Despite giving up the opening and closing goal of the game, the rest in between belonged to the GK. The Capitals managed to hang in there long enough but eventually realised it was done when M.David and F.Belisle each struck early in the third period for a 4-1 lead. It was clear that the up hill battle from that point on felt unrealistic for the Capitals having to go up against a team can shut anybody down. In his season debut, P-O Girouard did not disappoint forming his brick wall structure stopping close to 20 shots. The win saw four different players cash in with M.David’s third period marker holding up for the winner.
(2)Montreal As vs Black Knights(5)
Y.Derohannessian’s late shorty seals the deal for the Black Knights
Y.Derohannessian couldn’t have picked a better time than to notch a shorthanded goal. Although the Black Knights were in front 3-2, that tally pretty much summed up the game between the two sides with just over three minutes remaining. It was an overall solid performance from the two teams with each side carrying the play. M.Ianovale struck first to get the balling rolling for the Montreal As and didn’t give up their first tally till the four minute mark of the second period. Once the game was tied, J.Gagne took over bagging two in a row to put the Black Knights in the drivers seat. A.Lemay did eventually respond to reduce the gap but it was all for nothing as Derohannessian struck shortly after with a huge blow.
The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Jonathan Gagne of the Black Knights. Big time players know when to show up when the game is on the line. J.Gagne was proof of that once again for the Black Knights collecting back to back tallies after snapping a dead lock 1-1 tie.
...Tuesday May 28(Final)
Team Canada Edges Past Team Greece to Win Dek Elite Championship
(3)Team Canada vs Team Greece(2) Game 2
In a thrilling conclusion to the Dek Elite Division finals, Team Canada emerged victorious over Team Greece with a hard-fought 3-2 win, clinching the championship in a best-of-three series. With Team Canada leading 1-0 in the series, both teams entered Game 2 with everything at stake. Team Greece, despite being the underdogs, put up a commendable challenge, forcing Team Canada to work for every inch of the court. The game was marked by intense back-and-forth action, with both teams trading blows throughout the match. Team Greece got on board first, taking an early 1-0 lead in the second period on a goal by S.Karageorgos , surprising many who expected Team Canada to dominate. However, Team Canada quickly responded to level the score thanks to a prolific goal scorer in M-A Trudeau. For a second time during the match, Team Greece found themselves up again, but weren’t able to protect it long enough as Team Canada battled back to level the score. With the score tied at 2-2 late in the game, M-A Trudeau came through for Team Canada with a perfect one-timer on the power play. Trudeau's goal broke the deadlock and ultimately secured the championship for Team Canada in a thrilling fashion. With Trudeau's goal standing as the game-winner, Team Canada celebrated their hard-earned championship victory after a gruelling battle with Team Greece. The victory was a testament to Team Canada's skill, determination, and ability to perform under pressure. In the end, Team Canada proved themselves worthy champions of the Dek Elite Division, overcoming a determined challenge-from Team Greece to claim the title. Despite the tough competition, Team Canada's resilience and clutch performances were key factors in their success. As they lifted the championship trophy, Team Canada celebrated their well-deserved victory, capping off an unforgettable season of Dek Elite ball hockey. On behalf of Hockeyballe.com, congratulations go out to Hung Nguyen and the rest of Team Canada for hoisting the Del Elite trophy.
The SalumiVino player of the night goes to M-A Trudeau of Team Canada. M-A Trudeau's performance was instrumental in Team Canada's victory, as he scored two crucial goals, including a late one-timer that snapped a 2-2 tie and secured the championship for Team Canada.
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