Charlestown Chiefs 5, Puck You 4
Shave Artists 4, Pittsburgh Penguins 3
IM Legend 3, Experience the Evolution 0
Team Panda 6, Robberbarons 5 (OT)
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Friday, April 25, 2008
New stuff!
The playoff bracket and schedule have been posted atop the page.
The Standings now reflect the final regular season standings.
Wall of Fame and Shame have been updated.
I also added a poll (look over to the right ----------->) feel free to vote!
Finally, to explain the final standings and playoff seedings:
Charlestown Chiefs hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over Shave Artists.
Expereince the Evolution did not play the Robberbarons, but they hold the Goal Differential tiebreaker (+28 to +14), so they were awarded the #3 seed in the Parkhurst Conference.
Team Panda did not play IM Legend, but they hold the Goal Differential tiebreaker (+40 to +16), so they were awarded the #1 seed in the Mullen Conference.
Pittsburgh Penguins hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over Puck You.
-Ian
The Standings now reflect the final regular season standings.
Wall of Fame and Shame have been updated.
I also added a poll (look over to the right ----------->) feel free to vote!
Finally, to explain the final standings and playoff seedings:
Charlestown Chiefs hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over Shave Artists.
Expereince the Evolution did not play the Robberbarons, but they hold the Goal Differential tiebreaker (+28 to +14), so they were awarded the #3 seed in the Parkhurst Conference.
Team Panda did not play IM Legend, but they hold the Goal Differential tiebreaker (+40 to +16), so they were awarded the #1 seed in the Mullen Conference.
Pittsburgh Penguins hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over Puck You.
-Ian
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Day 8
Legion of Doom 11, Bad Mother Puckers 7
Legion of Doom held a 2-1 lead after the first period then went on a scoring tear in the second to extend their lead to 8-3. Matt Rose of BMP dominated the 3rd period scoring 4 more goals in addition to the 3 he had netted in the first two periods. Legion of Doom was lead by Pat Canella (6 goals) and Brendan Beall (5 goals).
Pittsburgh Penguins win by forfeit over Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks
Team Panda 4, Meatlocker 2
Panda and Meatlocker went back and forth, with the game tied 2-2 going into the third period. Meatlocker just couldn't withstand Panda's offensive assault and gave up two third period goals, extending their team-record losing streak to 3 games.
IM Legend 4, Puck You 1
After a goal was taken away from each team (one for high sticking and the other on a hand pass) in the first period, IM Legend came out with a 1-0 lead. IM Legend scored again in the second to stretch the lead to two. They padded their lead with two more goals in the third. On the brink of being shut out, Puck You scored on a wraparound with 8 seconds left to bring the final tally to 4-1.
Legion of Doom held a 2-1 lead after the first period then went on a scoring tear in the second to extend their lead to 8-3. Matt Rose of BMP dominated the 3rd period scoring 4 more goals in addition to the 3 he had netted in the first two periods. Legion of Doom was lead by Pat Canella (6 goals) and Brendan Beall (5 goals).
Pittsburgh Penguins win by forfeit over Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks
Team Panda 4, Meatlocker 2
Panda and Meatlocker went back and forth, with the game tied 2-2 going into the third period. Meatlocker just couldn't withstand Panda's offensive assault and gave up two third period goals, extending their team-record losing streak to 3 games.
IM Legend 4, Puck You 1
After a goal was taken away from each team (one for high sticking and the other on a hand pass) in the first period, IM Legend came out with a 1-0 lead. IM Legend scored again in the second to stretch the lead to two. They padded their lead with two more goals in the third. On the brink of being shut out, Puck You scored on a wraparound with 8 seconds left to bring the final tally to 4-1.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Day 7
Team Panda 11, Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks 2
Pittsburgh Penguins 3, Meatlocker 0
High Life 15, COM 5
Pittsburgh Penguins 3, Meatlocker 0
High Life 15, COM 5
Friday, April 11, 2008
Day 6--Halfway Done!
The season is halfway over. Wow. It went fast.
Day 6 results:
Shave Artists 6, Robberbarons 1
Puck You 4, Meatlocker 3
Charlestown Chiefs 10, Phi Kappa Psi 5
Experience the Evolution 12, Bad Mother Puckers 0
Day 6 results:
Shave Artists 6, Robberbarons 1
Puck You 4, Meatlocker 3
Charlestown Chiefs 10, Phi Kappa Psi 5
Experience the Evolution 12, Bad Mother Puckers 0
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Day 5
Theta Chi 4, Bad Mother Puckers 2
Theta Chi held a 3-0 lead after two periods, but BMP made the game close by scoring twice in the third, the second goal on a breakaway with about 4 minutes to play. Theta Chi added an insurance goal with about a minute to play to put the game away.
IM Legend 7, Pittsburgh Penguins 4
I didn't ref this game, so I don't know what happened.
Team Panda 12, High Life 0
Both teams were shortened by teammates who decided to watch the Pens game. The game ended after two periods when High Life took advantage of the mercy rule.
Shave Artists 13, Legion of Doom 3
Legion of Doom was shortmanned and had no subs for the game, which took its toll by the 3rd period as the Shave Artists wore them down with a relentless offensive assault.
Finally, just to let everyone know, I update the standings at the top of the page and the Playoff Race on the side of the page every night. The League Leaders gets updated once a week, at the end of the week's games (so usually Thursday night or Friday afternoon).
Theta Chi held a 3-0 lead after two periods, but BMP made the game close by scoring twice in the third, the second goal on a breakaway with about 4 minutes to play. Theta Chi added an insurance goal with about a minute to play to put the game away.
IM Legend 7, Pittsburgh Penguins 4
I didn't ref this game, so I don't know what happened.
Team Panda 12, High Life 0
Both teams were shortened by teammates who decided to watch the Pens game. The game ended after two periods when High Life took advantage of the mercy rule.
Shave Artists 13, Legion of Doom 3
Legion of Doom was shortmanned and had no subs for the game, which took its toll by the 3rd period as the Shave Artists wore them down with a relentless offensive assault.
Finally, just to let everyone know, I update the standings at the top of the page and the Playoff Race on the side of the page every night. The League Leaders gets updated once a week, at the end of the week's games (so usually Thursday night or Friday afternoon).
Day 4 Games
Results from Day 4:
Robberbarons 5, Phi Kappa Psi 1
The Robberbarons came out flying but couldn't find the net due to some timely defensive plays by the Phi Psis. The Robberbarons were up 2-0 after two periods and extended their lead in the third period, with the Phi Psis adding a goal late.
COM 6, Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks 4
The teams played even hockey through two periods with the game tied 3-3. COM pulled away in the third period and added a goal with about three minutes to play to extend their lead to two goals and finish with a 6-4 win.
Theta Chi 7, Legion of Doom 2
Legion of Doom was vastly short-manned for this game as they started with only one sub, as opposed to Theta Chi who had, by my best estimate, about three lines of offense and defense. The game was tied 2-2 near the end of the second when Legion of Doom took a game misconduct penalty for swearing at a referee. Theta Chi scored twice on the major penalty to pull ahead 4-2 and stretched out their lead over the rest of the third period against a sub-less Legion of Doom team. Finally, we'd like to wish a speedy recovery to JR Lovre from Legion of Doom who took a slapshot in the mouth and had a swollen lip.
Charlestown Chiefs 3, Experience the Evolution 2
The Chiefs came back from down 0-2 after two periods to tie the game and score the game-winner with 5 seconds left on the clock.
Robberbarons 5, Phi Kappa Psi 1
The Robberbarons came out flying but couldn't find the net due to some timely defensive plays by the Phi Psis. The Robberbarons were up 2-0 after two periods and extended their lead in the third period, with the Phi Psis adding a goal late.
COM 6, Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks 4
The teams played even hockey through two periods with the game tied 3-3. COM pulled away in the third period and added a goal with about three minutes to play to extend their lead to two goals and finish with a 6-4 win.
Theta Chi 7, Legion of Doom 2
Legion of Doom was vastly short-manned for this game as they started with only one sub, as opposed to Theta Chi who had, by my best estimate, about three lines of offense and defense. The game was tied 2-2 near the end of the second when Legion of Doom took a game misconduct penalty for swearing at a referee. Theta Chi scored twice on the major penalty to pull ahead 4-2 and stretched out their lead over the rest of the third period against a sub-less Legion of Doom team. Finally, we'd like to wish a speedy recovery to JR Lovre from Legion of Doom who took a slapshot in the mouth and had a swollen lip.
Charlestown Chiefs 3, Experience the Evolution 2
The Chiefs came back from down 0-2 after two periods to tie the game and score the game-winner with 5 seconds left on the clock.
Monday, April 7, 2008
New Stuff!
Week two of the season is here!
And with the new week, we have some new stuff. On the blog, I added the League Leaders board with leading Goal Scorers and Penalty Takers. I also added the Playoff Race section on the right hand side, so you can keep up on how your team stands in the hunt for the post-season. Per the rules, each division winner and two "wild cards" from each conference will make the playoffs for a total of 8 playoff teams (4 from each conference).
On the supplies front, I stopped by Dick's this weekend and bought a bucket of 15 hockey balls, which are in a clear plastic container marked "IM" in the closet (the balls all have "IM" written on them as well). Now that we have "official" IM hockey balls, we won't be scraping around for ones to play/warm up with.
Finally, for all the teams that had schedule changes, I'm pretty sure that the schedules on the blog reflect those schedule changes now. I checked over everything and I'm pretty sure that it's right, but if you see something that is inconsistent with what the e-mail I sent says about the schedule, let me know.
And with the new week, we have some new stuff. On the blog, I added the League Leaders board with leading Goal Scorers and Penalty Takers. I also added the Playoff Race section on the right hand side, so you can keep up on how your team stands in the hunt for the post-season. Per the rules, each division winner and two "wild cards" from each conference will make the playoffs for a total of 8 playoff teams (4 from each conference).
On the supplies front, I stopped by Dick's this weekend and bought a bucket of 15 hockey balls, which are in a clear plastic container marked "IM" in the closet (the balls all have "IM" written on them as well). Now that we have "official" IM hockey balls, we won't be scraping around for ones to play/warm up with.
Finally, for all the teams that had schedule changes, I'm pretty sure that the schedules on the blog reflect those schedule changes now. I checked over everything and I'm pretty sure that it's right, but if you see something that is inconsistent with what the e-mail I sent says about the schedule, let me know.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Day 3
The first week of Floor Hockey has come and gone, and here are the scores from today's action.
Pittsburgh Penguins 4, Puck You 3
This was the closest game I've seen all season. Both teams played with a lot of heart and played strong until the end. The game was tied 1-1 after one period and 2-2 after two periods. The Penguins patented tic-tac-toe passing opened up a shot with a few minutes to play to put the Pens ahead 3-2. The Pens added another quick goal to stretch the lead to 4-2. With their backs against the wall, Puck You pulled their goalie and scored with 17 seconds left on the clock to pull the game to one. Puck You drew a faceoff deep in the Pens zone and had a few good chances on the doorstep as the game expired.
Team Panda 16, COM 1
I didn't ref this game, so if anyone who was there wants to add a recap, go for it!
Meatlocker 9, IM Legend 5
This game was close for the first and second period, with both teams trading goals and taking a 2-2 tie into the third. Meatlocker knocked in a few on the doorstep and Mike "Cyclops" Tylka added one from across the county line to stretch the Meatlocker lead to 6-4. With about 4 minutes to play, IM Legend picked up an elbowing penalty. On the penalty kill, IM Legend disputed a high stick call and in the process picked up a game misconduct penalty for swearing at a referee. IM Legend gave up a few goals on the major penalty and scored one shorthanded. Meatlocker added two empty net goals as time wound down to stretch the margin of victory to 9-5.
High Life 13, Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks 3
I also didn't ref this game, so...same deal here.
As a side note, just to comment on my experience with the first week of IM Hockey, I have noticed that there have been more major penalties called thus far (okay, I called both of them) than there were at this point in any previous season. I'm not going to pass judgment and say that people are bringing previously held grudges onto the courts. It seems to me that people are getting more heated than usual over an IM sport. I do have extra copies of the rules available at all times if people would like to look over them. In addition, copies of the rules were e-mailed to each captain at the outset of the season, so if there are any questions, just ask your team captain. We are always open to suggestions to improving the rules in future seasons. Just try to remember the point of playing IM Floor Hockey is to have fun. We can all get caught up in the moment, but realize that everyone (including refs, scorekeepers and players) are there to have fun.
Pittsburgh Penguins 4, Puck You 3
This was the closest game I've seen all season. Both teams played with a lot of heart and played strong until the end. The game was tied 1-1 after one period and 2-2 after two periods. The Penguins patented tic-tac-toe passing opened up a shot with a few minutes to play to put the Pens ahead 3-2. The Pens added another quick goal to stretch the lead to 4-2. With their backs against the wall, Puck You pulled their goalie and scored with 17 seconds left on the clock to pull the game to one. Puck You drew a faceoff deep in the Pens zone and had a few good chances on the doorstep as the game expired.
Team Panda 16, COM 1
I didn't ref this game, so if anyone who was there wants to add a recap, go for it!
Meatlocker 9, IM Legend 5
This game was close for the first and second period, with both teams trading goals and taking a 2-2 tie into the third. Meatlocker knocked in a few on the doorstep and Mike "Cyclops" Tylka added one from across the county line to stretch the Meatlocker lead to 6-4. With about 4 minutes to play, IM Legend picked up an elbowing penalty. On the penalty kill, IM Legend disputed a high stick call and in the process picked up a game misconduct penalty for swearing at a referee. IM Legend gave up a few goals on the major penalty and scored one shorthanded. Meatlocker added two empty net goals as time wound down to stretch the margin of victory to 9-5.
High Life 13, Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks 3
I also didn't ref this game, so...same deal here.
As a side note, just to comment on my experience with the first week of IM Hockey, I have noticed that there have been more major penalties called thus far (okay, I called both of them) than there were at this point in any previous season. I'm not going to pass judgment and say that people are bringing previously held grudges onto the courts. It seems to me that people are getting more heated than usual over an IM sport. I do have extra copies of the rules available at all times if people would like to look over them. In addition, copies of the rules were e-mailed to each captain at the outset of the season, so if there are any questions, just ask your team captain. We are always open to suggestions to improving the rules in future seasons. Just try to remember the point of playing IM Floor Hockey is to have fun. We can all get caught up in the moment, but realize that everyone (including refs, scorekeepers and players) are there to have fun.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Day 2
Day 2 action:
Phi Kappa Psi 19, Bad Mother Puckers 3
The Phi Psis came out strong and played the whole game without any subs. Justin Snodgrass tallied 10 goals and Eric Neuenschwander added five more as the Phi Psis cruised to victory.
IM Legend defeated Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks
I didn't ref this game, so I don't know the score or anything about it. If anyone would like to put a recap here, go for it!
Meatlocker 9, COM 1
Meatlocker struggled early on as they shook off the rust of a new season. COM kept the game close as Meatlocker held a 4-1 advantage going into the 3rd period. Phil Gibson took the opening faceoff of the third period straight down the court and scored 4 seconds into the period. This is possibly the fastest goal after the start of a period ever in IM Hockey, but we don't have any records to confirm or deny it. Meatlocker held on to a steady advantage with two of their players finishing the game with hat tricks. On another note, we would like to wish a speedy recovery to Meatlocker captain Mike Tylka who took a slapshot in the eye while playing defense.
Experience the Evolution 8, Legion of Doom 3
Legion of Doom took an early lead but couldn't hold on as Experience the Evolution went on a 5-goal run to end the game. Evolution avenged their loss in last year's championship game and jumps into first place in the Lovre Division.
Phi Kappa Psi 19, Bad Mother Puckers 3
The Phi Psis came out strong and played the whole game without any subs. Justin Snodgrass tallied 10 goals and Eric Neuenschwander added five more as the Phi Psis cruised to victory.
IM Legend defeated Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks
I didn't ref this game, so I don't know the score or anything about it. If anyone would like to put a recap here, go for it!
Meatlocker 9, COM 1
Meatlocker struggled early on as they shook off the rust of a new season. COM kept the game close as Meatlocker held a 4-1 advantage going into the 3rd period. Phil Gibson took the opening faceoff of the third period straight down the court and scored 4 seconds into the period. This is possibly the fastest goal after the start of a period ever in IM Hockey, but we don't have any records to confirm or deny it. Meatlocker held on to a steady advantage with two of their players finishing the game with hat tricks. On another note, we would like to wish a speedy recovery to Meatlocker captain Mike Tylka who took a slapshot in the eye while playing defense.
Experience the Evolution 8, Legion of Doom 3
Legion of Doom took an early lead but couldn't hold on as Experience the Evolution went on a 5-goal run to end the game. Evolution avenged their loss in last year's championship game and jumps into first place in the Lovre Division.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Day 1
Four matchups have come and gone and the IM Hockey season is off and running!
Early games:
Puck You 7, Team Panda 6
Both teams came out flying with 3 goals scored in the first 4 minutes of play. Panda came back to take a 3-2 lead into the first intermission break. The second period belonged to Puck You, who capitalized on a 2-minute throwing the stick penalty to stretch their lead to 6-4. Panda came back to tie the game at 6-6 in the third period, but Puck You added a goal on a long shot from deep in the defensive zone to seal the game with about 3 minutes to play.
Pittsburgh Penguins 9, High Life 1
The Penguins sprung a 5-1 lead in the first period and didn't look back, closing the game out with a solid 9-1 victory.
Late games:
Charlestown Chiefs 7, Shave Artists 5
The Chiefs came out firing and didn't let up all game, maintaining a lead of at least a goal throughout, dealing the Shave Artists their first loss of the season.
Robberbarons win by forfeit over Theta Chi
The Theta Chi team did not show up for their game and the Robberbarons won by forfeit.
Early games:
Puck You 7, Team Panda 6
Both teams came out flying with 3 goals scored in the first 4 minutes of play. Panda came back to take a 3-2 lead into the first intermission break. The second period belonged to Puck You, who capitalized on a 2-minute throwing the stick penalty to stretch their lead to 6-4. Panda came back to tie the game at 6-6 in the third period, but Puck You added a goal on a long shot from deep in the defensive zone to seal the game with about 3 minutes to play.
Pittsburgh Penguins 9, High Life 1
The Penguins sprung a 5-1 lead in the first period and didn't look back, closing the game out with a solid 9-1 victory.
Late games:
Charlestown Chiefs 7, Shave Artists 5
The Chiefs came out firing and didn't let up all game, maintaining a lead of at least a goal throughout, dealing the Shave Artists their first loss of the season.
Robberbarons win by forfeit over Theta Chi
The Theta Chi team did not show up for their game and the Robberbarons won by forfeit.
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