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14.12.2002
University of Edinburgh 1st vs
University of Edinburgh 2nd
13-0
Even though the 2nd team tried to give
the 1st’s a good run for their money, the match-up was
very un-even. After only 50 seconds of play, Malcolm Junor
of Edinburgh 1st scored the first and winning goal of
the game. The final score was 13-0 with top scorers being Kate
Laing with 3 goals and 3 helpers and Andy MacMillan
with 2 goals and 4 helpers. The Skate Attack Player of the
Match Award for Edinburgh 1st went to Kate Laing
and for Edinburgh 2nd Jo Medcalf.
University of Manchester 1st vs
University of Manchester 2nd
20-0
It took only 20 seconds for Manchester 1st to score
their first and game-winning goal. Nick Crowther set up
Manchester’s Finnish star, Antti Turunen, with a shot at
the goal and he did not miss. Again, the gap between the 1st
and the 2nd team was enormous. Manchester 1st
scored no less than 20 times in the game with Andy Roberts
and Antti Turunen tallying 5 times each. Skate Attack
award for Manchester 1st went to Andy Roberts
with the Manchester 2nd Captain, Scott Lloyd
grabbing the other one.
University of Edinburgh 2nd vs
University of Leeds
0-17
With only 20 seconds into the game, Leeds’ Assistant Captain
Ben Green tallied the game-winning goal from an assist by the
team Captain Mark Fenwick. Emotions ran high and escalated
with Phil Barrington of Leeds and Russell Davies of
Edinburgh to get in each others way. Both served their time and
game ended with a clear 17-0 Leeds victory. Skate Attack awards
went for Leeds’ Ben Green and for Edinburgh’s Adam Major.
University of Manchester 1st vs
University of Edinburgh 1st
2-3
In this very intense match we had to wait until the 9th
minute until Edinburgh’s Kate Laing and Andy MacMillan
set up a great Powerplay formation and gave Malcolm Junor
a shot at an open net. Only two minutes later, Manchester’s
Antti Turunen set up Nabeil Nasr for an equalizer. It
was a tough battle between two good sides for every single loose
puck. In the second period Manchester thought they’d get away
after Robbie Griffiths and Nabeil Nasr set up
Antti Turunen for the go-ahead goal, but just over a minute
later it was none other than Edinburgh’s Malcolm Junor with
a great individual effort to equalize the game once again. It
looked like the game was going to over-time when the star of the
game for Edinburgh, Malcolm Junor, once again flashed his
talent by scoring an un-assisted goal with 38 seconds left in the
game. Manchester tried to equalize but there simply was not enough
time. Skate Attack awards went to Edinburgh’s Malcolm
Junor and Manchester’s Antti Turunen.
University of Manchester 2nd vs
University of Leeds
0-24
Again, within a minute the game winning goal was scored by
Leeds’ Andy Pitt. Leeds tallied 24 goals into the
Manchester net. Skate Attack award for Manchester went for
Oli Clarke and for Leeds’ 4-time scorer Mark Fenwick.
University of Manchester 1st vs
University of Edinburgh 2nd
11-1
Manchester played very disciplined hockey with very few
mistakes. Every play was carefully set up and there was no hurry
to crash the net. After 5 minutes of play, Nabeil Nasr took
the puck into the Edinburgh zone and passed the puck to Robbie
Griffiths who made a brilliant pass to Antti Turunen
who “finnished” off with an excellent goal. 10 Manchester goals
later, at the last minute of the game, Edinburgh got a lucky break
and Adam Major passed the puck to Neil Marshall who
took away the shut-out glory from the Manchester goalie Tom
McDonald. Skate Attack award for Edinburgh went to
Neil Marshall and for Manchester, once again, to Antti
Turunen.
University of Leeds vs University of
Manchester 1st
4-5
Manchester’s Captain, Adam Perona-Wright, took his team
for an early lead but Leeds’ Mark Fenwick equalized some 5
minutes later. This neck-to-neck race went on until the dying
minutes of the game. At a 4-4 tie with only 3 minutes to go,
Mark Fenwick took a roughing penalty for Leeds and
Manchester’s powerplay line saw the opportunity to win the game.
Nabeil Nasr set up Robbie Griffiths for a power-play
tally and a game-winning goal. The Skate Attack awards in
this close game went to Leeds’ Chris O’Brien and
Manchester’s Robbie Griffiths.
University of Edinburgh 2nd vs University of
Manchester 2nd
14-2
After exactly a minute of play, Edinburgh’s Jo Medcalf
set up Mark Shannon to score the first goal of the game and
there was no going back from then on. Edinburgh scored
consistently and kept the Manchester advances at bay. Only twice
did Manchester manage to score, both times by David Miller.
Final score was 14-2 and Skate Attack awards went to
Manchester’s David Miller and for the second time to Jo
Medcalf who tallied 4 points in the game.
University of Edinburgh 1st vs University of
Leeds
2-2
The first period was grinding hockey with both goalies keeping
their nets clean. Both teams played very careful defence and a
very few errors by the defence was balanced by superb goaltending
in both ends. Both teams played extremely hard as well. Body
contact was rough, but mostly fair and even. Leeds’ Ben Green
was the first one to score a goal in the middle of the second
period and it was 1-0 going into the third period. Third period
was a physically rough period for both sides but only once did the
emotions spark up to dirty play and resulted in penalties.
Edinburgh managed to equalize courtesy of Andy MacMillan
from an assist by Andy Bridgewood and went ahead 2-1 with a
goal by Keith Devon assisted by Andy MacMillan. It
looked like another Edinburgh victory until Andy Pitt
equalized for Leeds with only 2 minutes on the clock. Game ended
with a 2-2 tie with Skate Attack awards going to Leeds’
Andy Pitt and Edinburgh’s Andy MacMillan.
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