Blizzard Snows In D7 Dogs 2-1

Defense Strong Again In Hotly Contested Thriller

SKYRINK, May 20, 2006 – The Sled Dogs played stifling defense and aggressive offense tonight but couldn’t melt the Blizzard in a physical game. The team has yielded only 5 goals the past 3 games and is tied for the division lead with only 12 goals against.

Rampaging Moose Prey On D8 Dogs 4-0

Late Goals Hurt Team

SKYRINK, May 20, 2006 – The Sled Dogs looked sharp but couldn’t cash in on numerous offensive opportunities tonight in a fun, competitive game with the Rampaging Moose. Improving on last week’s lackluster offensive performance, the Dogs applied extended pressure on the Moose’s with all three lines.

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D8 Sled Dogs Fight Hard, Lose 5-1 To Phantoms

Improvement Continues In Mysterious Loss

SKY RINK, NY, May 13, 2006 – The Sled Dogs showed many positives in what eventually became a tough loss to the Phantoms tonight. In a hard fought game in which the third period began in a 1-1 tie, the Dogs stuck together and didn’t quit. The score was not nearly as close as the game was contested.

D7 Sled Dogs First, Ordinals Second; Dogs Win 2-1

Lee Nets Two More As Dogs Move Into Second Place

SKY RINK, NY, May 13, 2006 – The Sled Dogs showcased offensive playmaking and creativity in a game whose final score doesn’t tell the whole story. Constant pressure and offensive chances combined with solid defense were the story for the Dogs tonight as they controlled tempo throughout. Right wing Rich Lee had both Sled Dog goals as the line of Lee, Jen Parvinpour and Jack Whalen continued to gel.