Head Coaches: Danny Lorenz E-Mail (206) 786-9163
Danny's Office Phone: (253) 850-2400 Ext 14
Asst Coach: Jay Johnston E-Mail (253) 848-6237
Manager: Karina Jennings E-Mail (206) 450-2572
Link to Team Web Site: KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects
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Kent Valley Midget 18U Tier-II AA Selects News
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Kent Valley Midget Tier-II Selects’ Shootout Win Part of Four Straight Wins over Portland Jr. Hawks Midget “A”
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent, WA. October 30, 2011 – The Kent Valley Midget Tier-II Selects have played the Portland Jr. Hawks Midget “A” four times over the past two weekends and the two teams have demonstrated that they are pretty evenly matched. The average score over the four games is Kent Valley 3 to Portland 2 with Kent Valley getting wins in all four games. Saturday’s game 3 of this series ended in a 1 to 1 tie. With the curfew clock in Kent Valley Ice Centre permitting it and the two coaches agreeing to it, the teams went to a shootout. Kent Valley’s Max Doner and Buck Scougale each scored in the best-of-3 shootout. Christopher Edwards scored the only goal for Portland. Final score: 2 to 1 in favor of Kent Valley.
Caleb Bromley scored the Selects only goal during regulation play Saturday with an assist from Johnny Scherer. Aaron Mathews played well in goal stopping 10 of 11 shots on goal for a 91% save rate. Penalties were even at 12 minutes each. Kent Valley outshot Portland 23 to 11, the only part of the game that wasn’t even.
Sunday’s game was played with a little more intensity but was still a close game. Kent Valley scored the first two goals of the game, Patrick Dunphy from Max Doner & Buck Scougale, and Buck Scougale from Max Doner & Patrick Dunphy. Portland answered with the two goals by Henri Poussa with assists from Christopher Edwards & Jeramy Zimick. The game winning goal was scored by Johnny Scherer with just 5:19 remaining to play in the game. Tyler Jennings assisted Scherer’s goal. Aaron Mathews proved once again that he is up to play at this level as he turned in an excellent performance in goal stopping 25 of 27 shots on goal for a 93% save rate. Portland outshot Kent Valley 27 to 23.
Below are the scoring summaries for both games:
KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (2) vs. Portland Jr. Hawks Midget A (1)
Team Period Time Scoring
Kent Valley 1 11:31 Caleb Bromley from Johnny Scherer
Portland 2 3:14 Duncan Prince from Tanner Ward
Kent Valley Shoot Out Win Max Doner and Buck Scougale scored in the best-of-3 shootout. Christopher Edwards scored for Portland.
Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews stopped 10 of 11 shots on goal for 91%.
Portland’s Christopher Pritchard stopped 22 of 23 shots on goal for 96%.
Kent Valley had 6 minor penalties for 12 minutes while Portland had 6 minor penalties for 12 minutes.
KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (3) vs. Portland Jr. Hawks Midget A (2)
Team Period Time Scoring
Kent Valley 2 11:24 Patrick Dunphy from Max Doner & Buck Scougale
Kent Valley 2 5:20 Buck Scougale from Max Doner & Patrick Dunphy
Portland 3 13:24 Henri Poussa from Christopher Edwards
Portland 3 10:49 Henri Poussa from Jeramy Zimick
Kent Valley 3 5:19 Johnny Scherer from Tyler Jennings
Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews stopped 25 of 27 shots on goal for 93%.
Portland’s Noah Rosenberg stopped 20 of 23 shots on goal for 87%.
Kent Valley had 5 minor penalties for 10 minutes while Portland had 4 minor penalties for 8 minutes.
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Coquitlam “AA” Skate Past Kent Valley Midget Selects
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent, WA. October 15, 2011 – Kent Valley’s Kyle Miller-Smith scored the Selects only goal of the game for a short-lived tie early in the first period. Miller-Smith was assisted by Kale Pokrzywinski and Jarid Rivers. Coquitlam scored the go-ahead goal, a power play goal, in the waning seconds of the first period and never looked back. Coquitlam went on to score 5 goals in the second, one power play and one shorthanded, and 2 more goals in the third for a final score of 9 to 1.
Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews faced 30 shots in the game while his teammates were only able to muster up 14 shots on the Coquitlam net. The Selects failed to score on six power play opportunities while Coquitlam converted for two goals on their four power play opportunities. The 9 to 1 margin of loss was the Selects’ largest spread of the season.
Kent Valley Midget Selects Tie SnoKing 18U Tier-II 3 to 3
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent, WA. October 16, 2011 – Kent Valley’s Midget Selects have not been able to get by SnoKing’s 18U Tier-II team yet this season. The Selects played SnoKing to a 2 to 2 tie back on September 25th and tied them 3 to 3 on Sunday. Each Kent Valley goal was answered by SnoKing. Kent Valley’s Max Doner scored early in the first period and SnoKing’s Jacob Gagnon tied it up near the end of the period. Kent Valley’s Kale Pokrzywinski scored early in the second period only to see SnoKing’s Matt Brubacher tie it up near the end of the period. Max Doner scored a go-ahead goal early in the third period only to see the one-goal lead fade away as SnoKing’s Seamus Brown tied it up with 2:25 remaining to play. Maybe shorter periods would have benefited the Selects…
Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews bested SnoKing’s Stephan Campbell by one percent in the save category. Mathews stopped 13 of 16 for 81% while Campbell stopped 12 of 15 for 80%. Penalties weren’t a factor as Kent Valley suffered only one penalty while SnoKing skated penalty free. It doesn’t get any closer than this. These two teams seem pretty evenly matched.
Below is the scoring summary:
KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (3) vs. SnoKing 18U Tier-II (3)
Team Period Time Scoring
Kent Valley 1 11:42 Max Doner from Patrick Dunphy
SnoKing 1 4:03 Jacob Gagnon (Unassisted)
Kent Valley 2 12:32 Kale Pokrzywinski from Buck Scougale
SnoKing 2 1:33 Matt Brubacher from Jacob Gagnon
Kent Valley 3 10:13 Max Doner from Caleb Bromley
SnoKing 3 2:25 Seamus Brown from Riley Gundersen (Power Play)
Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews stopped 13 of 16 shots on goal for 81%.
SnoKing’s Stephan Campbell stopped 12 of 15 shots on goal for 80%.
Kent Valley had 1 minor penalty for 2 minutes while SnoKing skated penalty free.
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Midget Tier-II Selects Overpower Everett Hornets
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent, WA October 9, 2011 – Kent Valley’s Midget Selects took advantage of Power Play opportunities to take two weekend games from the Everett Hornets. Everett took an early first period lead to surprise the Selects on Saturday. But the Selects took control of the game, took advantage of power play opportunities, had a tie by the end of the second period, and took a two-goal lead to the finish for a 5 to 3 victory.
The Selects powered to a 6 to 0 lead on Sunday before Everett broke the shutout with a JD White goal with 1:32 remaining to play. Shots on goal were not recorded for Saturday’s game. The Selects outshot the Hornets 31 to 22 on Sunday. Final score; Kent Valley 6 and Everett 1.
The two weekend wins give the Kent Valley Selects a 3-3-3 record. They are averaging 3.0 goals-for and 2.56 goals-against per game. The Selects Penalty Kill Rate is 95.7% and Power Play Conversion Rate is 26.3%.
Below are the scoring summaries for both games:
KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (5) vs. Everett Midget Tier-II Hornets (3)
Team Period Time Scoring
Everett 1 14:25 Bailey Shaver from Aidan Knabb
Everett 1 2:55 Austin Sabin from Casey Jones
Kent Valley 1 1:26 Patrick Dunphy from Steven Farwell & Buck Scougale (Power Play)
Kent Valley 2 12:00 Max Doner from Buck Scougale
Kent Valley 2 7:47 Patrick Dunphy from Buck Scougale & Jacob Becker (Power Play)
Everett 2 5:18 Aidan Knabb (Unassisted)
Kent Valley 3 11:51 Michael Julin from Tyler Jennings & Jarid Rivers (Power Play)
Kent Valley 3 5:50 Max Doner from Buck Scougale & Patrick Dunphy (Power Play)
Goaltenders and goalkeeping statistics were not recorded on the score sheet.
Kent Valley had 6 minor penalties for 12 minutes while Everett had 7 minor penalties for 14 minutes.
KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (6) vs. Everett Midget Tier-II Hornets (1)
Team Period Time Scoring
Kent Valley 1 5:28 Jarid Rivers from Tyler Jennings
Kent Valley 1 2:24 Kyle Miller-Smith from AJ Alonzo
Kent Valley 2 14:44 Kale Pokrzywinski from Patrick Dunphy
Kent Valley 2 14:14 Patrick Dunphy from Buck Scougale
Kent Valley 3 8:05 Kale Pokrzywinski from Michael Julin (Power Play)
Kent Valley 3 5:38 Buck Scougale from Jacob Becker (Power Play)
Everett 3 1:32 JD White from Stuart Terrell
Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews stopped 13 of 13 shots on goal and Colby Bennett stopped 8 of 9 shots on goal for a combined 95%.
Everett’s Jake Bowen stopped 25 of 31 shots on goal for 81%.
Kent Valley had 11 minor penalties and 1 major misconduct penalty for 32 minutes.
Everett had 10 minor penalties for 20 minutes.
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Midget Tier-II Selects Overpower Everett Hornets
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent, WA October 9, 2011 – Kent Valley’s Midget Selects took advantage of Power Play opportunities to take two weekend games from the Everett Hornets. Everett took an early first period lead to surprise the Selects on Saturday. But the Selects took control of the game, took advantage of power play opportunities, had a tie by the end of the second period, and took a two-goal lead to the finish for a 5 to 3 victory.
The Selects powered to a 6 to 0 lead on Sunday before Everett broke the shutout with a JD White goal with 1:32 remaining to play. Shots on goal were not recorded for Saturday’s game. The Selects outshot the Hornets 31 to 22 on Sunday. Final score; Kent Valley 6 and Everett 1.
The two weekend wins give the Kent Valley Selects a 3-3-3 record. They are averaging 3.0 goals-for and 2.56 goals-against per game. The Selects Penalty Kill Rate is 95.7% and Power Play Conversion Rate is 26.3%.
Below are the scoring summaries for both games:
KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (5) vs. Everett Midget Tier-II Hornets (3)
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Period
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Time
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Scoring
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Everett
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1
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14:25
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Bailey Shaver from Aidan Knabb
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Everett
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1
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2:55
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Austin Sabin from Casey Jones
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Kent Valley
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1
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1:26
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Patrick Dunphy from Steven Farwell & Buck Scougale (Power Play)
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Kent Valley
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2
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12:00
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Max Doner from Buck Scougale
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Kent Valley
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2
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7:47
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Patrick Dunphy from Buck Scougale & Jacob Becker (Power Play)
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Everett
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2
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5:18
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Aidan Knabb (Unassisted)
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Kent Valley
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3
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11:51
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Michael Julin from Tyler Jennings & Jarid Rivers (Power Play)
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Kent Valley
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3
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5:50
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Max Doner from Buck Scougale & Patrick Dunphy (Power Play)
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Goaltenders and goalkeeping statistics were not recorded on the score sheet.
Kent Valley had 6 minor penalties for 12 minutes while Everett had 7 minor penalties for 14 minutes.
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KVHA Midget Tier-II Selects (6) vs. Everett Midget Tier-II Hornets (1)
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Team
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Period
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Time
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Scoring
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Kent Valley
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1
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5:28
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Jarid Rivers from Tyler Jennings
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Kent Valley
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1
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2:24
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Kyle Miller-Smith from AJ Alonzo
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Kent Valley
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2
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14:44
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Kale Pokrzywinski from Patrick Dunphy
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Kent Valley
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2
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14:14
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Patrick Dunphy from Buck Scougale
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Kent Valley
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3
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8:05
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Kale Pokrzywinski from Michael Julin (Power Play)
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Kent Valley
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3
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5:38
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Buck Scougale from Jacob Becker (Power Play)
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Everett
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3
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1:32
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JD White from Stuart Terrell
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Kent Valley’s Aaron Mathews stopped 13 of 13 shots on goal and Colby Bennett stopped 8 of 9 shots on goal for a combined 95%.
Everett’s Jake Bowen stopped 25 of 31 shots on goal for 81%.
Kent Valley had 11 minor penalties and 1 major misconduct penalty for 32 minutes.
Everett had 10 minor penalties for 20 minutes.
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Midget Selects Lose and Tie in PNAHA Tiering Competition
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent,WA. 29 September, 2011 - The Seattle Jr. Midget 18U slipped by the Kent Valley Midget Tier-II Selects Saturday in PNAHA Tiering competition at Olympic View Arena. The two teams were tied 2 to 2 at the end of the second period. Seattle Jr. scored early in third to take a one-goal lead and held it to the final buzzer. The Selects ran into penalty problems Saturday taking 11 minor penalties and 3 10-minute majors, one penalty short of the limit for coaching suspension.
With two players sitting out with suspensions on Sunday, the Selects struggled with SnoKing’s Tier-II Midgets at Kent Valley Ice Centre. However, they managed to squeeze out a 2 to 2 tie. The Selects had a 2 to 1 lead going into the third period. SnoKing tied the game with 4:39 remaining to play. The Selects took only 4 penalties in game two, a far cry from 14 penalties in game one.
Two-Game Scoring Summary:
#4 Buck Scougale – 1 goal and 1 assist
#5 Brandon Endres – 1 assist
#6 AJ Alonzo – 1 assist
#7 Michael Julin – 1 assist
#8 Johnny Scherer – 1 goal
#9 Max Doner – 1 goal
#12 Kyle Miller-Smith – 1 goal
#15 Tyler Jennings – 1 assist
#18 Patrick Dunphy – 2 assists
Next up for the Midget Selects is a trip to Tri-Cities where they will face Spokane and Tri-Cities on Saturday, and Wenatchee on Sunday. Go Selects!
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