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Tiger Trauma
12-06-2007, 01:17 AM
In Kelowna, D Tyler Myers scored at 3:58 of OT to give the Rockets a 4-3 victory over the Medicine Hat Tigers. . . . Kelowna C Colin Long’s 15th goal at 11:22 of the third period on a PP forced the extra time. . . . The Rockets (17-10-2-2) left after the game on a road swing to the Prairies. B-r-r-r-r-r-r-r. . . . Also on their bus was Doyle Potenteau of the Kelowna Daily Courier, who packed his gum and his woolies. . . . The Tigers (16-11-3-1) are 3-6-3-0 on the road. This was Game 1 of a seven-game swing. . . . The Rockets led 2-1 in the second period but trailed 3-2 in the third after Brennan Bosch and Tyler Ennis scored for the Tigers. Ennis’s 19th goal came at 16:29 of the second period and gave Medicine Hat a 3-2 edge. . . . Tigers G Tomas Vosvrda made 31 saves. According to Potenteau’s game story, Vosvrda made the greatest save ever seen at Prospera Place. Here’s Potenteau’s description of the save that came two minutes into OT: “Leavold skated in, deked, then went top shelf. In return, Vosvrda adjusted, then dove to his right, a move which put Vosvrda on his back. Down, but not out, the lanky 6-foot-3 netminder from the Czech Republic threw his legs into the air and — with a barrel-roll like move — stopped Leavold’s labeled top-shelf shot.” . . . Leavold later got his revenge, dropping the puck to Myers, who beat Vosvrda for the winner.

-from greg drinnans blog
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Tiger Trauma
12-06-2007, 01:37 AM
Rockets take flight in OT
By Medicine Hat News
Dec 6, 2007, 16:47

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Rearguard Tyler Myers scored with 1:02 remaining in overtime to give the Kelowna Rockets a 4-3 victory over the Medicine Hat Tigers Wednesday night at Prospera Place in Kelowna.
The Tigers entered the third period of the game leading 3-2, before the Rockets rallied to force overtime and earn the win. Kelowna improves to 17-10-2-2 to move into second place in the B.C. Division. The Tigers remain fourth in the Central Division with a 16-11-3-1 mark.
Wacey Hamilton, Brennan Bosch and Tyler Ennis scored for the Tigers. Left-winger Travis Dunstall earned his first point as a member of the Medicine Hat club picking up an assist on Hamilton’s goal. He was acquired in a trade last week with the Kamloops Blazers.
Myles MacRae, Brady Leavold and Colin Long had singles for the Rockets. Long netted the equalizer on the power play at the 11:22 mark of the third. The Rockets were working with a five-on-three advantage, when the goal was scored.
Tomas Vosvrda turned away 31 shots in goal for the Tigers. Kristofer Westblom stopped 17 shots in goal for the Rockets.
The Tigers return to action Friday as they travel to Vancouver to meet the 20-7-1-3 B.C. Division leading Giants (8:30 p.m., Shaw).
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