| Drew and his Riverview Ice Sharks teammates took to the ice for 
			their final game of the 2022 spring season, as they faced off 
			against the Bloomingdale Rajun' Bulls White team. The first period 
			of this game was incredibly one-sided, though not much action took 
			place on the scoreboard. Bloomingdale vastly outshot the Ice Sharks, 
			by a 10-2 margin, and they got the only official entry in the 
			scorebook thanks to a hooking penalty early on. The period would 
			come to an end with a 0-0 score despite being outshot so badly. 
			The second period didn't go the way of the Ice Sharks either, as the 
			Bulls got off to a fast and furious start. Not even a minute in to 
			the period they had a deflected backhand go in over the Riverview 
			goaltender. Things got worse just 11 seconds later when Bloomingdale 
			once again found the back of the net, making it a 2-0 game in what 
			seemed like the blink of an eye. 33 seconds after goal number two 
			the Bulls would find the puck in the back of the net once again, 
			this time on one that snuck through the five-hole to make it a 3-0 
			game, all in a matter of 95 seconds. The Bulls would tack on another 
			goal, though this one came nearly two and a half minutes after the 
			prior score, on a shot from the backside of the play that resulted 
			in a 4-0 deficit for the Ice Sharks. Bloomingdale got called for a 
			roughing penalty with just under six minutes to play in the period, 
			and a minute later Drew found the back of the net on a shot from 
			right on top of the Bloomingdale goaltender, putting Riverview on 
			the board with the power-play goal, making it a 4-1 game. He took a 
			pass from across the crease, had a nice delay to force the 
			goaltender to get out of position, and then tickled the back of the 
			twine to finally provide some positive momentum for his teammates. 
			Despite finally racking up some shots on net, the Ice Sharks weren't 
			able to add to their total on the scoreboard right away. With barely 
			over a minute to play the Bulls made a nice pass from behind the net 
			that their attacker was able to wrist up and over the Ice Sharks 
			goalie, making it a 5-1 score. With less than 30 seconds to play 
			Drew fired a pass to a teammate, who was able to bank a shot into 
			the net off of the Bloomingdale goaltenders back, making it a 5-2 
			game. That would be the way the period would close. 
			After zero goals in the first period, and the scoring outburst in 
			the second, nobody knew what to expect in the final twelve minutes. 
			It took a while, nearly five and half minutes, for someone to 
			finally break through, and thankfully this time it was the Ice 
			Sharks who got on the board first. They scored on a nice wrist shot 
			to make it a game, with a 5-3 score. Three minutes later the puck 
			would find itself in the net once again, though this time it was the 
			Bulls who were celebrating. The original shot went behind the net 
			and bounced out front off of the end board, and they were able to 
			fire a wrist shot past the Ice Sharks goalie as he tried to slide 
			across the net to cover the back side. Unfortunately the score was 
			now 6-3. With just over a minute to play in the contest, the 
			Bloomingdale team would score on a hard shot that came off of a 
			rebound that the Riverview team wasn't able to get to in time. That 
			made it a 7-3 game. With just under forty seconds to go a Riverview 
			player fired the puck towards the net, and it his a Bloomingdale 
			defensemen's skates, and in turn deflected into the net for a 
			fortuitous goal. That would be it for scoring tonight, as the game 
			would end with the Ice Sharks on the wrong end of a 7-4 outcome.  |