Carleton Place Jr. A Canadians Lose
The Carleton Place Jr. A Canadians hockey team lost to the Ottawa Jr. Senators last Wednesday night, December 16, 2009. Carleton Place lost their lead early in the game and had to struggle to recover in the third. However, their efforts were futile as the Ottawa Jr. Senators grabbed the 6-4 victory.
Tyler Kotlarz, benefiting from the assists of Richard Stethem and Brock Plouffe, put Carleton Place first on the board as the game started.
A few minutes later, Carleton Place scored another goal when Martin and Rodier fed Samuel Coyne for the score. This put Carleton Place up 2-0.
Before the period was up, Ottawa’s Pierre-Michel Legare gave his team their first score of the night when he was able to get an unassisted goal.
From then on, the Jr. Senator’s gained their momentum when they were able to score two more additional goals to seize the lead in the second period.
In the third period, Ottawa’s Nicolas Belleville scored a goal increasing the Jr. Senator’s lead.
Carleton Place tried to come back as Coyne made his second goal of the game courtesy of the assists from Rodier and Hannah. But the Senators refused to yield as they scored another goal four minutes later.
In the last two minutes, Plouffe scored for the Canadians reducing the Jr. Senator’s lead to one. But the Jr. Senator’s Matt White sealed the Canadian’s fate by scoring the game’s coup de grace with only 2 ticks left on the game time.
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