Stillwater Vs. Woodbury
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From what I saw in the first 2 periods, I would have bet $100 that the 3rd period was going to be a SW blowout. They got to Woodbury's back up goaltender and even he gave up a weak 5 hole goal with less than 20 secs left in the 2nd.Goldfishdude wrote:It would be a tough loss for the Ponies if they can't hang on. To give up couple goals in the final 4 minutes, and within the last minute hurts. They must have played tight and conservative.
SW defensively must have fallen apart.
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That's kinda what I am thinking.... you get up 4-1, and instead of being aggressive with the forecheck, SW probably sat back at neutral ice, let Woodbury rush the puck, and played too conservative...... then start grabbing their sticks too hard, and get stuck in mud.PoniesDad45 wrote:From what I saw in the first 2 periods, I would have bet $100 that the 3rd period was going to be a SW blowout. They got to Woodbury's back up goaltender and even he gave up a weak 5 hole goal with less than 20 secs left in the 2nd.Goldfishdude wrote:It would be a tough loss for the Ponies if they can't hang on. To give up couple goals in the final 4 minutes, and within the last minute hurts. They must have played tight and conservative.
SW defensively must have fallen apart.
Stillwater dominated first and part of the second. Woodbury just took them to the woodshed in the the third though. First time I've seen Stillwater let up like that, very disspointing. Two very weak goals in the third by Woodbury though, one bounced off the backboards and hit goalies bad and other was shot off the goalies back behind the net. Keefe gets the hat-trick
4-4 tie
dissapointing tie for the Ponies
4-4 tie
dissapointing tie for the Ponies
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I guess that 10 min boarding from behind penalty he took in the 1st period must have left him feeling rested and refreshedgophs16 wrote:Stillwater dominated first and part of the second. Woodbury just took them to the woodshed in the the third though. First time I've seen Stillwater let up like that, very disspointing. Two very weak goals in the third by Woodbury though, one bounced off the backboards and hit goalies bad and other was shot off the goalies back behind the net. Keefe gets the hat-trick
4-4 tie
dissapointing tie for the Ponies

In my opinion the kid should have been tossed. That was brutal.PoniesDad45 wrote:I guess that 10 min boarding from behind penalty he took in the 1st period must have left him feeling rested and refreshedgophs16 wrote:Stillwater dominated first and part of the second. Woodbury just took them to the woodshed in the the third though. First time I've seen Stillwater let up like that, very disspointing. Two very weak goals in the third by Woodbury though, one bounced off the backboards and hit goalies bad and other was shot off the goalies back behind the net. Keefe gets the hat-trick
4-4 tie
dissapointing tie for the Ponies
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What the
just happened, Stillwater??? Here's my take: Apparently everything has come too easy for the Ponies of late. Looked like they had no clue on how to stick the knife all the way in. Got a sweet 4th goal from Dochniak and they, collectively, must have figured a (second) 3-goal lead, was good enough to take down a dangerously flailing Woodbury team. The Royals came out full-tilt in the 3rd, and I can't even begin to say how a couple of those goals went in. Poor goalie positioning & puck awareness led to two, if not three, of the four goals. It may have ended in a kiss-your-sister tie on paper, but make no mistake... this was a tail-between-the-legs loss for the Ponies. 

