Shorthanded goals leads to Flags Loss
sarniasports.com  November 20th, 2010

Thomas Innes scored his second of the game shorthanded for Blenheim in a 6-5 victory over the Mooretown Flags. The goal came late in the third when the game was tied 5-5, and would ultimately be the game winner.

Mooretown had a 3-1 lead after the first, as Jason Teschke opened the scoring 1:41 into the first period. Blenheim would reply a minute later with a goal by Tyler Oglan, but Mooretown would go ahead again twenty-two seconds later with a goal from Jake Currie. Caden Flemming would add a power play goal late in the third to put the Flags up by two.

The second period was al Blenheim, as Innes would get his first of the game to bring the game back to within one. Taylor Phillips would score short handed at 14:51 to tie the game for the Blades. Three minutes later, Erik Sereda gave Blenheim their first lead of the game, and the Blades took a 4-3 lead into the third period.

Jason Teschke would add his second of the game to re-tie things at four to start the third, but the blades would retake the lead on a goal by Brendon Anger. Teschke would get the hat-trick in the third to tie things back up again on the power play, but twenty four seconds later, Innes would score to give the Blades the 6-5 victory.

Innes had two goals and two assists on the night for Blenheim, while Colton James made the start for Mooretown and recorded 36 of 42 saves in the loss.

Mooretown next plays Alvinton on Sunday, November 21^st