Over 30 Hockey League

The revolution are officially the hot team in the league, winning three out of their last four games and finally moving out of the cellar, as they come back twice from deficits and score five straight goals turning a close game into a rout.

Tommy Guns lets a two-goal lead slip away in the second period, to lose their third staright game, as they cannot keep up and match their opponents offensive firepower.

Rookie Scott Daniliuk is the star of this game, single-handedly taking this game over in the third period in a one-goal game, as he scores 4-goals, while adding 2-assists, putting his signature on the outcome.

Jim Barber extends his goal scoring streak (sorry Naz) to six games while also setting up three goals, as he continues to surprisingly lead the league in goal scoring.

Mike Luise gets in on the offense scoring fest with 4-assists, making a big jump up in the leading scorers race, extending his point streak to three games.

Steve Silveira scores a HUGE momentum swinging tying goal late in the second period, that energizes and sparks his team in scoring four straight goals thereafter.

Mike Duggan leads his team in scoring with three goals to retake the lead in the scorer's race.

Poo Bears gets back to their winning ways as they break open a tie game with two goals in the third period and hold on for the win and move back into a tie atop the team standings.  Poo Bears is another hot team as they also have won three of their last four games.

Cam-A-Lot loses a tough game and have the lead in the second period, but can't match their opponents scoring in the third period.

Rick Cassano (remember him?), finally scores his first goal over two seasons with his team, then adds another quickly thereafter.  His goals sparks his team to pull away in a tied game.  Congrats Rick on finally removing your name from the "MIA" list of the Over-30 league.

Pedro Fones scores a big tying goal late in the second period to go along with his assist.

Jose Silva factors in on every goal his team scores with 1-goal and 2-assists, and is the offense for his team.

Capo-Zero lets a two goal lead slip away in the second period but recover in time in OT to pull out a well earned victory as they get back to their winning ways to move back into a tie for first place overall.

First Responders plays short-handed and storms back down two goals to earn a valuable point and remain tied atop the standings. 

Jon Brown is clutch in OT as he scores the game winner to go along with his assist.

John Kelleher stays hot as he scores another goal and adds an assist, his third goal in his last two games.

John Carey leads the way from defense as he scores a goal (his first of the season) while adding an assist.

Capo-Zero wins their second straight game, as they wrap up a key part of their schedule, by beating another of the closest teams to them in the standings by going undefeated in both games against top opponents.

Poo Bears scores a big game tying goal in the third period from an unlikely player on the power play to earn a much needed point in the standings, as they continue to play .500 hockey.

Joe Conary scores his first goal of the season and its a big one that turns into the game winner in overtime.

John Carey has a solid gane on defense and jumps into the offense for his team scoring 1-goal and adding an assist.

Leo Trombley factors in on both goals his team scores with 1-goal and 1-assist.

Anytime that Nick Romano gets on the game sheet, its a good sign for his team and giving his team an unexpected spark.  Nick assisted on his team's first two goals.

Goalie Dale McIsaac has done what he has done all season, be very consitent in net, giving his team a better than good chance at winning games.  Dale stopped 25 out of 27 shots faced to preserve the win.

In a wild shootout game, with the outcome determined by the play of special teams, Tommy Guns overcomes and early two goal deficit, storming back with four unanswered goals )3 on the power play), surviving a furious comeback and holding on for a much needed win, to end a three game losing streak.

Cam-A-Lot finally plays with a full roster, but get sidetracked trying to kill off too many penalties and give up three power play goals, to lose their second straight game. 

Mike Duggan follows up his previous game's hat trick and scores another 2-goals, and adds an assist, to increase his lead in the scorers race.  Don't look now, but with 9-goals scored with five games to play he just may have a chance to beat his pink scoring challenge.

Kevin Johnson finally stops looking to pass the ball, and starts shooting the ball as his first option, and the switch pays off, as he scores 2-goals to set the pace for his team.

Paul Firicano activates from defense into the offense to assist on three goals.

Johnathan Caffarella has quietly had a surprising season breaking out and scoring more and more consistently to give his team some added scoring depth, as he scores 1-goal and adds 1-assist.

Brian Pollinger breaks a six game scoring drought and nine game goal scoring drought as he scores 1-goal and adds 1-assist.

First Responders splits the weekend games, as they score two goals in the third period to erase a deficit and earn a hard fought win.  With the win, they share the top spot in the overall team standings.

The Revolution see their two game winning streak halted, but, they have definitely turned their season around and are right back in contention.

Eddie Chin goes right to the blue paint to quickly put back a rebound in the third period for his first goal of the season, that turns out to be the game winner, to go along with his two assists.  Eddie picked the right time to have a breakout game on offense.

Mike O'Neill is starting to break out as his team's scoring leader and impact player, leading his team with 8-goals, as he scores 2-goals while adding an assist.

Jim Barber extends his goal scoring streak to 8-games and continues to surprisingly lead all players atop the goal scoring list with 10-goals scored this season (who knew?).

Elder Lopes keeps his offense going as he scores a goal, his fourth in his last three games.

Manny Nunes has his best game this season as he finally scores his first goal of the season to go along with his assist.  Is this the turning point for Manny's season and lack of scoring?  If so, it could have a major impact on how successful his team will be.