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December 21, 2012 - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL) News Release


Karasiewicz Posts Six Points In Outlaws 9-1 Win

WILLIAMSPORT, PA - Trevor Karasiewicz entered tonight's game against the New York Bluefins leading the Federal Hockey League with 48 points and 40 assists, he skated away leading the FHL with 54 points and 45 assists after the Outlaws 9-1 win over the Bluefins.

It took the first 10 minutes for the Outlaws to feel out the tone of tonight's game, but after Matthew Puntureri (6) at the 10:27 mark of the period to make it 1-0 Outlaws. Matt Smyth made it 2-0 with his 17th goal of the season at the 14:32 mark. Tyler Matheson added his 5th goal of the season at the 17:54 mark to make it 3-0. The fourth goal of the period was scored by Anthony Battaglia, his first of the season, at the 19:53 mark.

Williamsport outshot the Bluefins 23-4 in the period.

Battaglia started the scoring for the Outlaws in the second period early with his second goal of the season at the 0:23 mark of the period making it 5-0 Outlaws. Smyth would follow by tallying his 18th and 19th goals of the season, giving him the Hat HFmAspx9tNk7qSKWasKf1VxQNRBVGMmPoqhOVMCSbFa6iAvp-jNPQ=] Trick and the Outlaws a 7-0 lead. Trevor Karasiewicz would score his ninth goal of the season shortly after his penalty expired to make it 8-0 Outlaws. Martin Moucha would score his 13th of the season to make it 9-0.

Williamsport outshot the Bluefins 19-3 in the second period.

The Outlaws pulled back in the third period only using long shots and dumps all period long. The Outlaws outshot the Bluefins 8-6 in the period. Angelo Asaro scored the lone goal for the Bluefins at the 4:22 mark of the period.

Mike DiLorenzo 12 saves on the 13 shots he faced while picking up his second win on the season in net.

Alex Wyse started for the Bluefins put was pulled after allowing nine goals on 42 shots faced through two periods of play. Brent Troyan replaced Wyse and made eight saves on all eight shots faced.

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The Demonz Answer the Bell Against the Privateers

By Dr. Robert Kirchner

(Dayton, Ohio) The Mayan calendar may have had it wrong as it pertained to a sudden apocalypse today. However, one thing is a constant, Dayton winning on home ice, as the Demonz extended their home winning streak to 11 games this evening with a 6 to 3 victory over the 1000 Islands Privateers.

The first period pitted the offensive minded Demonz against the defensive minded Privateers. Dayton would outshoot 1000 Islands 22-8, and lead 2-0 at the end of a very physical 1st period. Matt Anthony kept the Privateers in the game with outstanding goaltending, not giving the Demonz any rebounds to capitalize on. After 17 minutes of play and no score, Dayton coming off a two-man advantage, controlling the puck deep in the Privateers zone, Nick Wheeler gave Dayton the 1-0 lead seconds later Dayton's Peter Cintala scored from the high slot.

The physicality would become more rampant in the second period, with 78 penalties minutes were called between both teams.

The period would end in a 3-3 tie. The Privateer's would get on the board mid-way through the 2nd to cut Dayton's lead 2-1, as Peter Campbell ripped a wrist shot past Jeff Rose, from the low slot. The next 3 goals would all be scored on the power play. Justin MacDonald would tie the game at 2-2. Dayton would answer with Jesse Felten giving Dayton the lead 3-2. The Privateers would round out the scoring as Kris McCarthy knotted the game at 3-3.

The Demonz would go up 4-3 with another power play goal, and game winner on blast by Seth Ronsberg's. Jesse Felton's 2nd goal of the game, on a backhander, high slot, eluded the Privateer Goalie midway through third period, increased Dayton's lead 5-3. Dayton would close out the scoring, with Anthony being pulled for the extra attacker. Jason Hill's empty-netter, finalized the scoring, and victory for the Demonz 6-3 Demonz. Matt Anthony's outstanding play in the net for 1000 Island's proved to be nothing short of a valiant effort.

Both teams meet tomorrow night at 7:35 pm on Hara ice, where the Privateers hope to gain a split before leaving Dayton.

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Danbury Wins Tough Contest Against Danville, 4-2

The Danbury Whalers gutted out a close 4-2 win against the Danville Dashers.

Each team kept the other at bay throughout the game, and Kamil Vavra secured the win for Danbury with a goal in the third period.

The Whalers got the win thanks to a great game by Vavra, who had two goals and one assist. Vavra scored the first of his two goals at 16:24 into the second period to make the score 2-1 Danville. Adam Houli picked up the assist. Vavra's next tally made the score 3-2 Danbury with 10:02 left in the third period. Tyler Noseworthy assisted on the tally.

Danbury also got points from Houli, who also racked up one goal and one assist. Danbury also got a goal from Tom Tilla as well. In addition, Danbury received assists from Paul DAgostino, James Kirkwood, and Julian Fraser, who each chipped in one.

Danville's offense was helped by the efforts of its defensemen, who managed to put 22 shots on net during the game. By firing 48 shots on goal, the Dashers exceeded the 38.8 shots they average per game this year.

Danville was helped by Shawn McNulty, who finished with one goal. McNulty scored short handed 18:25 into the first period to make the score 1-0 Danville. The Dashers were on a disadvantage when Billy Hunt went off the ice for checking from behind. Justin Levac picked up the assist. Phillip Ste Laurent also scored for Danville. More assists for Danville came via Ryan Huggett, who had one.

Nick Niedert recorded 46 saves for Danbury. The Whalers totaled 13 minutes in penalty time with four minors and one major and went 1-for-4 on the power play. Kyle McClure rejected 50 shots on goal for Danville. The Dashers ended with 25 minutes in penalty time with five minors and one major.

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