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Date: 1/4/95 1:38AM
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Subject: UKH: GB Select v McGill Uni
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30/Dec/94 Bladerunner Ice Arena, Milton Keynes
 
Great Britain Select [11] v  McGill University [3]
 
1221    GBR     1-0     Scott Morrison (Rick Brebant)
1728    GBR     2-0     Frank Morris (Tony Redmond, Mike Kindred)
1827    GBR     3-0     Rick Brebant (Scott Morrison)
1902    GBR     4-0     Anthony Payne (Graham Waghorn, Doug McCarthy)
1948    GBR     5-0     Tony Redmond
 
2702    McG     5-1     Kelly Nobes (pp)
3335    GBR     6-1     Graham Waghorn (Kevin Conway)
3432    GBR     7-1     Doug McCarthy (Kevin Conway, Jeff Lindsay)
 
4340    GBR     8-1     Mike Kindred (Anthony Payne, Jeff Lindsay) (sh)
4448    McG     8-2     Mark Shewfelt (Stephane Angers, David Vecchio) (pp)
4633    GBR     9-2     Anthony Payne (Scott Morrison) (pp)
5510    McG     9-3     Stephane Angers (Mark Shewfelt, Luc Latulippe) (pp)
5701    GBR     10-3    Doug McCarthy (Anthony Payne, Simon Howard)
5858    GBR     11-3    Scott Morrison (Tony Redmond, Mike Kindred) (pp)
 
     Score      Shots           Penalties
GBR  5 2 4 11   12  8 15 35      0 39 20 59
McG  0 1 2  3    6  9  6 21      0 10 22 32
 
Referee: Taggart        Lines: L and T Young
 
Man of the Match: GBR:Mike Kindred      McG:Guy Boucher
 
Goalies:
GBR: Steven Butler    8 saves in  9 shots in 30m55 (GAA  1.94 save% 88.89)
     Bill Morrison   10 saves in 12 shots in 29m05 (GAA  4.13 save% 83.33)
McG: Robert Bourbeau 24 saves in 35 shots in 60m00 (GAA 11.00 save% 68.57)
 
McGill looked a little tired - perhaps jetlag, I don't know when they
flew in. But were holding their own until Great Britain grabbed four
quick goals at the end of the first. I know its easy to say, but I
reckon the netminder should have had at least two of them, as they were
shots from distance, which just seemed to go through him.
 
Following that onslaught the Redmen seemed to give up, and whilst their
niggling tactics are all part of the game it sparked the British players
into retaliating, and when the referee didn't do anything initially all
hell broke lose, and the old cliche of going to a boxing match and a
hockey game breaking out was coming true.
 
In my mind, and yes I was supporting GB, the GB guys were doing their
share of niggling too, but after 30 minutes, with the score at 5-1 to
GB, although there were a lot of goals this stopped being a hockey
match, and certainly stopped being entertaining.
 
Lets hope the Redmen can get a chance to play some hockey like the
University of Manitoba did, and show fans in Britain what hockey is
supposed to be about...
 
Malcolm
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Malcolm (5-1-0-1 (w-l-t-otl), gaa 3.51, save% 89.26 MotM 3)
Goaltending is 90% mental, and the other 10% is in your head
 
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