·7/1 Saturday
·7/2 Sunday
·7/3 Monday
·7/4 Tuesday
During the tournament direct questions through your team organizer to the divisional directors, whose contact info they should have.
Website feedback should be directed to Andy Sharp
Pre-tournament registration, administrative, and miscellaneous questions can be fielded by the tournament secretary, Connie Streich
| Game Reports for Tuesday, July 4,
2006 When Available You Can Click on Game Scores for Detailed Statistics Game Reports Written by John Schuett, Stats Recorded by Kelly O'Farrell, Kyle Rosa, Garrett Fitzgerald, & Lance Simmons Men's Championship It all came down to this. Go Fast returned to their second consecutive championship game with wins over the Generals, Merrill Lynch, and Jammin' Salmon. They would face a powerhouse Mammoth team, which consists mainly of Team Canada players from the upcoming World Championships. Mammoth eliminated the A-Team, Team 21, and defending champion GMH on their way to the finals. The field was all dried up from yesterday's rain and the Mammoth were in control of the play right out of the gate. Andrew Turner (Lakehead,'00) started the scoring on a pass from John Grant Jr. less than three minutes into the game. The Mammoth would add goals from Gavin Prout (Loyola, '98) and Jeff Zywicki (UMass, '05) to bring the lead to 3-0. The rest of the first quarter brought seven more goals from the teams, as the scoring was running wild. Mammoth led 7-3 after one. Michael Donegar (Johns Hopkins, '08) opened the scoring in the 2nd for Go Fast with a man-up tally by rocketing a shot over the right shoulder of goalie Chris Sanderson (Virginia, '98). Evan Kay added to the effort by scoring less tan two minutes later to bring Go Fast within two goals. Lewis Ratcliff would answer for the Mammoth on a pass from Zywicki. The clouds started to roll in near the middle of the second quarter and the defenses started to shine, allowing no goals the rest of the way. Go Fast goalie Jesse Schwartzman (Johns Hopkins, '07) finished the half with seven saves. Sanderson recorded four for the Mammoth. Halftime score: Mammoth 8, Go Fast 5. It was all Mammoth in the third quarter, as they started to pull away by scoring six goals and firing several other point blank shots that were stopped by Schwartzman. Grant Jr. recorded two goals and two assists and Ryan Ward had a pair of goals. The lone tally for Go Fast in the third came from Donegar. The fourth quarter was much of the same as the Mammoth picked up three goals in the first three minute to force running time. Gary Gait (Syracuse, '92), Geoffrey Snider (Denver, '06), and Steve Govett finished the tune-up for Mammoth, many of whom were getting ready for the World Championships. Go Fast failed to convert on a three-man advantage (for a full minute) late in the quarter. Final Score: Mammoth 18, Go Fast 6. Congratulations to Team Mammoth for winning the 2006 Vail Shootout
Men's Elite Championship!
Score: Shots: Ground Balls: Face Offs: Clears: Turnovers: Saves: Penalties: Game 31 Score: Shots: Ground Balls: Face Offs: Clears: Turnovers: Saves: Penalties: Game 36 Score: Shots: Ground Balls: Face Offs: Clears: Turnovers: Saves: Penalties: |
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