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Game Closer Than the Score Reflects
The final score of a 2-6, including an empty net goal, fell short of Third Boys’ aspirations for the beginning of 2017. With the exception of a four-minute stretch where Salisbury jumped on a series of Martlet miscues in the d-zone and rifled in several goals, this tilt was closer than the score reflects. In fact, once the Martlets settled down and believed they could compete with a strong, physical, Salisbury group, they outplayed and outshot their host in the third stanza but couldn't crack a well-playing keeper. Highlights for the game included Malcolm Kleban's '20 strong performance between the pipes in the second half of the game, Sam Leopold's '18 beautifully executed 2-1 pass to a streaking Grant Noble '18 who drove the puck home, and SK Lee's ’18 end-to-end rush and wrist shot that left a choice rebound for Carson Roth '19. Disappointed by the final outcome, the boys look forward to three solid periods against another Founder's league rival, Taft, on Wednesday in their barn.
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