The CanElson Drilling Estevan Bruins made a statement that
they don’t plan on fading down the stretch drive as they picked up a big 8-1
win over the Kindersley Klippers.
The Bruins exploded in the first period as they scored six
times to open up the game. Derek Whitehill opened up the scoring at 2:43 mark
to give the Bruins the early lead. Tanner Froese would add to the Bruins lead
shortly afterwards to extend the lead to 2-0.
Matt Brykaliuk would score the Bruins first powerplay goal
to give the Bruins a 3-0 advantage. Shortly after that Calder Neufeld scored
from a nice pass to make it 4-0. A couple of minutes later Denin Boesch found
Matthew Dochylo along in front and Dochylo scored to make it 5-0. The Bruins
would conclude the period with a point shot from Connor Milligan giving the
Bruins the lead 6-0 after 1.
In the second period, the Bruins went right back to work as
Froese took advantage and buried a shot top shelf and picked up his second goal
of the game. With the Bruins leading 7-0, the Klippers would score their only
goal of the evening when Trent Hermary batted in a loose rebound. With just
under 2 minutes left in the period, Tyler Paslawski scored on a loose rebound
and the Bruins lead 8-1 after two periods. There was no scoring in the third as
the final was 8-1.
The Bruins penalty kill was very busy as they killed 10 out
of 11 penalties, and Tyler Ross had a solid night with 35 saves.
After the game I spoke with Tanner Froese.
Bruins are off until next Friday when they host Nipawin at Spectra Place.
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