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 Printable version2009-2010 Glasgow Ice Dawg Bantams
Austin Svingen, Conner Simenses, Sam Schultz, Dillon Pankratz, Ryan Padden, Blake Mattfeldt, Parker Kulczyk, Keil Krumwiede, Luke Gunderson, Craig Greenhagen, Jake Kolstad, and Harley Eliason
 Fun with facial hair! not pictured Dillon Pankratz
3-15-10
Dawgs take 4th
Over the past week end the Glasgow Ice Dawg Bantams headed to Havre for their state hockey tournament. Making the trip were Ryan Padden, Tyler Mix, Dillon Pankratz, Harley Eliason, Luke Gunderson, Austin Svingen, Connor Simensen, Keil Krumwiede, Sam Schultz, Blake Mattfeldt, and Parker Kulczyk. The Dawgs knew they faced adversity as they would be playing with a very short bench. While they had 10 skaters and one goalie their opponents would be icing much larger teams with 15 or more players to draw from. After finishing the season 2-10 in league play and 5-13 overall the Dawgs were the number 4 seed and were scheduled to face the number 1 Flathead Flames in game 1 on Friday night. The Flames had gone undefeated in the regular season and were the obvious favorite going into the tournament. The Flames scored early in the first period to take the lead, and Glasgow was only able to get 3 shots on the opposing goalie with none finding the back of the net. After being shut down by the Flames goalie and defense in the first, the Dawgs hit the ice firing on all cylinders in the second. Padden’s unassisted goal on a power play early in the period sparked the team as they found their offensive flair. Padden scored again eight minutes later with assists going to Schultz and Krumwiede. Schultz scored a power play goal in the second, but Flathead also scored to keep the game close. As the period drew to an end Krumwiede beat the Flames goalie to make it 4-2 going into the third. Flathead closed the gap, putting the pressure on the Dawgs, but Eliason was able to stop 18 shots allowing only one to hit the twine. Glasgow was out shot 45-21, but the game ended with a 4-3 victory for the Dawgs as they handed the Flames their first league loss of the season. Eliason made 42 saves in the win. Game 2 saw Glasgow face off against their rivals from Havre. These teams have traded wins all season. Glasgow scored first as Krumwiede beat the Ice Hawk goalie with an assist going to Schultz. Five minutes later Padden scored unassisted on the power play. The Dawgs were not able to score in the second as they only got 4 shots on Havre’s net. Eliason made 21 saves in the second, but allowed one goal late in the period to make it a 2-1. One minute and one second into the third Padden beat the Hawks goalie after receiving a beautiful pass from Krumwiede. A short time later they reversed rolls as Krumwiede scored off of a pass form Padden. Despite 17 shots on net the Hawks were not able to score in the third and the game ended in a 4-1 victory for Glasgow. The Dawgs were out shot 50-16 and Eliason made 49 saves in the winning effort. Heading into game three Glasgow was on a roll after having defeated 2 higher seeds in the tournament. Their next opponent would be the number 2 seeded Missoula Bruins. In the first, Schultz was able to score with an assist going to Krumwiede, but the Bruins scored 4 goals in the first to jump out to a commanding lead. The second period held more of the same as Missoula put 30 shots on the Glasgow net with only 2 beating the Dawg’s goal tender. Padden scored the lone Glasgow goal in the second with an assist going to Krumwiede. Missoula held a 6-2 lead by the end of the second. In the third period Glasgow was only able to generate 5 shots on the Bruin net but their goalie stopped them all. Missoula scored 2 more to defeat the Dawgs 8-2. Glasgow was again out shot 60-15, with Eliason making 52 saves in the loss. Glasgow was now tied with Flathead and Missoula with 2 wins each. The tie braker to decide who would move on to the championship game was goals against during the tournament. Based on this Glasgow was to play the winless Havre Ice Hawks on their home ice to for 3rd place. In a very physical hard fought first period, both teams scored with Glasgow’s goal coming off of the stick of Padden with an assist going to Krumwiede. The second was more rough and tumble play with both teams scoring 3 in this back and forth affair. Padden scored his second of the game with an assist going to Simensen. Svingen and Krumwiede both scored unassisted to keep it knotted at 4 heading into the final period of the season. Havre scored a minute into the third to take a lead that they would not relinquish. Glasgow turned up the heat with a minute remaining pulling the goalie to get the extra attacker, but could not even it up to force overtime. The game ended in 5-4 loss for the Dawgs. The Dawgs were out shot 51 to 24 with Eliason stopping 46 in the loss. With the loss, the Glasgow Ice Dawg Bantams placed fourth in the Treasure State league 2009-2010 season.
12-12-09 Glasgow vs Missoula at the VEC
Final: 7-2 loss Scoring: 14:28 1st period Krumwiede from Svingen, even strength 7:14 2nd period Simensen from Svingen, power play Penalties: 8:27 2nd period Interference Mattfeldt 15 shots on goal 37 saves Eliason 12-13-09 Glasgow vs Missoula at the VEC Final: 4-1 loss Scoring: 2:43 2nd period Keumwiede even strength Penalties: 7:25 2nd period Interference Svingen 8:36 3rd period Interference Svingen 6:42 3rd period Interference Gunderson 11 shots on goal 39 saves Eliason 12-7-09
Over the weekend the Glasgow Ice Dawg Bantams faced off with the Havre Ice Hawks at the Valley Event Center. Game one, on Saturday afternoon, was the Dawg’s first game of the season. They hit the ice with enthusiasm, but had a hard time putting together a sustained offensive effort. They were out shot nine to three and were unable to take advantage of the lone power play in the period. Glasgow picked up the pace in the second with Parker Kulczyk scoring a power play goal four minutes in. Sam Schultz was credited with an assist on the goal. Late in the period Havre scored to tie it up, but with two minutes remaining Keil Krumwiede scored unassisted to take the lead back. With eleven seconds on the clock Ryan Padden scored on the power play with an assist going to Conner Simensen to extend the lead. Early in the third, Luke Gunderson was called for interference and as he sat in the box Krumwiede scored short handed. Havre picked up the pace out shooting the Glasgow nine to five in the third, but Dawgs held on and did not allow a goal. Padden scored another power play goal with an assist going to Austin Svingen to secure the five one win. Harley Eliason made 21 saves in the winning effort. Game two on Sunday morning saw the Dawgs open up the scoring with a power play goal mid way through the period by Ryan Padden. Sam Schultz and Austin Svingen were credited with assists. Luke Gunderson was called for Roughing but the Dawgs were able to kill the penalty. In the second Havre came back with a vengeance, out shooting Glasgow twenty to seven. Havre scored four times in the second to take a commanding lead. Parker Kulczyk was sent to the box for interference six minutes into the period. He scored unassisted a few shifts after he was released to cut Havre’s lead to two. Havre scored again one minute into the third period, but was quickly countered when Ryan Padden scored another power play goal two minutes later. With the clock winding down Austin Svingen was called for roughing, forcing the Dawgs to play short handed until the last twelve seconds of the third. The game ended in a five three victory for Havre. Glasgow just could not put it together in the game as they were out played and out shot forty three to twenty two. Glasgow was only able to take advantage of two of eight power plays. Harley Eliason made thirty eight save in the loss. Next weekend the Ice Dawgs host 2-3 Missoula for a pair of games at the Valley Event Center. The puck will drop Saturday at 6:00pm and Sunday at 8:00am. Events Listing |
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