The Soldotna hockey workforce swept Kodiak within the first highschool video games ever performed on the island.
The Stars gained 4-0 on Friday, then notched a 4-3 victory Saturday. Soldotna strikes to 5-3 total and 2-0 within the Railbelt Convention, whereas Kodiak is 0-4 and 0-4.
Friday, Ayden See notched the shutout for the Stars on 15 saves.
Dylan Dahlgren began the scoring for the Stars within the first interval, then Dawson Lockwood put SoHi up 2-0 headed to the second interval on a short-handed purpose.
Boone Theiler scored short-handed once more within the second for a 3-0 lead, then Kyle Howell completed the scoring with 30 seconds left within the second interval.
Oscar Klausner had 27 saves for the Bears.
Saturday’s victory was rather more dramatic. The sport was tied up at 3 till Theiler, assisted by Marshall DaRaeve and Dahlgren, scored with simply 1:01 to play.
Kodiak grabbed the lead within the first interval on a strike by Colin McCarthy — the primary purpose the Bears scored on their island.
Andrew Arthur tied the sport for Soldotna, then with 1:33 left within the first interval Lockwood pushed the Stars into the lead. Kodiak bounced proper again when Blake Terry scored with only a second left within the first interval.
The lone purpose of the second interval was a short-handed rating by Daniel Heath, however simply 24 seconds into the third interval Kodiak tied the sport at 3 when Max Cook dinner scored on the ability play.
Tanner Clyde made 14 saves for the Stars, whereas Noah Baxter stopped 22 for the Bears.
Finish of the Street Match
The West hockey workforce gained the Finish of the Street Match at Kevin Bell Area in Homer on Saturday with a 2-1 time beyond regulation victory in opposition to Wasilla.
Each the Warriors and Eagles got here into the four-team occasion with 2-0 information.
Aiden Fitzgerald scored on the ability play in time beyond regulation to carry West. Wasilla had taken the lead within the first interval on a power-play purpose from Branson Starheim. West tied the sport within the second interval on a short-handed purpose from Ian Keim.
Chase Broady made 24 saves for West, whereas Jakob Barcelona stopped 32 for the Warriors.
Additionally Saturday, Kenai Central defeated Homer 7-1 for third place. The Kardinals stopped a five-game shedding streak and improved to 5-5 total, whereas Homer dropped to 3-6.
Landen Cialek and Logan Mese scored to place the Kardinals forward 2-0 after the primary interval. Within the second interval, Mese scored once more as Kenai took a 3-0 result in the third interval.
Simply 20 seconds into the third interval, Jacob Begich scored unassisted and short-handed to bump the result in 4-0.
Kazden Stineff scored for the Mariners with 9:53 remaining, however lower than a minute later Toby Petty scored for Kenai to place the lead at 5-1.
Daniel Shelden and Begich, once more unassisted and short-handed, completed the scoring for the Kardinals.
Carson Koppes made 27 saves for the Kardinals. Keegan Robust performed the primary two durations for Homer and stopped 17 of 20 photographs, whereas Blaise Banks stopped 18 of twenty-two within the remaining interval.
All-tournament honors went to Evan Fitzgerald of West, Ian Keim of West, Jakob Barcelona of Wasilla, Sayer Sanders of Wasilla, Jacob Begich of Kenai and Toby Nevak of Homer.
Wasilla 1, Kenai Central 0
Jakob Barcelona made 16 saves for the shutout because the Division I Warriors notched a Friday win over the Division II Kards on the Finish of the Street Match.
The Warriors weren’t in a position to clear up Carson Koppes till Sayer Sanders scored with 1:42 left within the sport. Koppes made 25 saves.
West 6, Homer 3
Friday, the Division II Mariners caught with Division I Eagles by two durations regardless of getting badly outshot on the Finish of the Street Match.
Keegan Robust saved all six photographs he noticed for Homer, whereas Blaise Banks saved 63 of 68. Jasper Carpenter stopped 14 for West.
Homer took the lead within the first interval on a purpose from Casey Otis. West tied it earlier than the tip of the primary on a strike from Martin Turney.
The Mariners once more took the lead 55 seconds into the second interval on a purpose by Micah Williamson, however Samuel Drews tied it for West simply 16 seconds later. Homer would take a 3-2 result in the third because of a second purpose by Otis.
The Eagles dominated the third interval, with Ian Keim, Turney, Aaron James and Aiden Fitzgerald scoring.
Friday
Warriors 1, Kardinals 0
Kenai 0 0 0 —0
Wasilla 0 0 1 —1
First interval — none. Penalties — Kenai 1 for two:00; Wasilla 1 for two:00.
Second interval — none. Penalties — Kenai 1 for two:00; Wasilla 2 for 4:00.
Third interval — 1. Wasilla, Sanders (Holler, No. 5), 13:08. Penalties — Kenai 1 for two:00; Wasilla 3 for six:00.
Photographs on purpose — Kenai 5-7-4—16; Wasilla 5-11-10—26.
Goalies — Kenai, Koppes (26 photographs, 25 saves); Wasilla, Barcelona (16 photographs, 16 saves).
Eagles 6, Mariners 3
West 1 1 4 —6
Homer 1 2 0 —3
First interval — 1. Homer, Otis (Williamson, Arno), 7:55; 2. West, Turney (Dineen, Doniere), 8:21. Penalties — West 1 for two:00.
Second interval — 3. Homer, Williamson (Reutov), 0:55; 4. West, Drews (Dineen, Thompson), 1:11; 5. Homer, Otis (Williamson), 10:25. Penalties — West 3 for six:00; Homer 2 for 4:00.
Third interval — 6. West, Keim (E. Fitzgerald, James), 3:41; 7. West, Turney (Drews, Doniere), 8:10; 8. West, A. James (Keim, J. James), 9:15; 9. West, A. Fitzgerald (Keim), en, 14:59. Penalties — West 3 for six:00; Homer 1 for two:00.
Photographs on purpose — West 23-20-28—74; Homer 7-4-6—17.
Goalies — Homer, Robust (6 photographs, 6 saves), Banks (68 photographs, 63 saves); West, Carpenter (17 photographs, 14 saves).
Stars 4, Bears 0
Soldotna 2 2 0 —4
Kodiak 0 0 0 —0
First interval — 1. Soldotna, Dahlgren (Theiler), 8:47; 2. Soldotna, Lockwood (Theiler), sh, 11:03. Penalties — Soldotna 1 for two:00; Kodiak 1 for two:00.
Second interval — 3. Soldotna, Theiler (Dahlgren), sh, 11:27; 4. Soldotna, Howell (Sales space), 14:30. Penalties — Soldotna 2 for 4:00; Kodiak 1 for two:00.
Third interval — none. Penalties — Soldotna 1 for two:00; Kodiak 1 for two:00.
Photographs on purpose — Soldotna 9-13-9—31; Kodiak 6-3-6—15.
Goalies — Soldotna, See (15 photographs, 15 saves); Kodiak, Klausner (31 photographs, 27 saves).
Saturday
Kardinals 7, Mariners 1
Kenai 2 1 4 —7
Homer 0 0 1 —1
First interval — 1. Kenai, Cialek (Begich, Petty), 5:28; Kenai, Mese (Shelden, Martin), 13:54. Penalties — Kenai 1 for two:00.
Second interval — 3. Kenai, Mese (Graves), 10:19. Penalties — Kenai 4 for 8:00; Homer 1 for two:00.
Third interval — 4. Kenai, Begich (un.), sh, 0:20; 5. Homer, Stineff (Banks, Hatton), 5:07; 6. Kenai, Petty (Begich, Liles), 5:42; 7. Kenai, Shelden (Warren, Martin), 10:22; 8. Kenai, Martin (Begich), sh, 14:36. Penalties — Kenai 1 for two:00; Homer 1 for two:00.
Photographs on purpose — Kenai 10-10-22—42; Homer 9-7-12—28.
Goalies — Kenai, Koppes (28 photographs, 27 saves); Homer, Robust (20 photographs, 17 saves), Banks (22 photographs, 18 saves).
Stars 4, Bears 3
Soldotna 2 1 1 —4
Kodiak 2 0 1 —3
First interval — 1. Kodiak, McCarthy (Grimes), 7:19; 2. Soldotna, Arthur (un.), 9:05; 3. Sodotna, Lockwood (Dahlgren, Heath), 13:27; 4. Kodiak, Terry (Baxter), 14:59. Penalties — Soldotna 1 for two:00; Kodiak 1 for two:00.
Second interval — 5. Soldotna, Heath (O’Lena), sh, 5:34. Penalties — Soldotna 2 for 4:00; Kodiak 1 for two:00.
Third interval — 6. Kodiak, Cook dinner (McCarthy, Grimes), pp, 0:24; 7. Soldotna, Theiler (DeRaeve, Dahlgren), 13:59. Penalties — Soldotna 2 for 4:00; Kodiak 1 for two:00.
Photographs on purpose — Soldotna 5-8-13—26; Kodiak 9-4-4—17.
Goalies — Soldotna, Clyde (17 photographs, 14 saves); Kodiak, N. Baxter (26 photographs, 22 saves).
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