Shutout earns goalie Redmann NAHL Defensive Player of the Week
October 8, 2004 - North American Hockey League (NAHL)
Soo Indians News Release
Troy Redmann's shutout of the Youngstown Phantoms on Saturday -- the first, and thus far, only shutout in the NAHL this season -- has earned the Brea, California native selection as the Sher-wood NAHL Defensive Player of the Week. Redmann stopped all 25 shots, including 14 in the final period for the shutout. In that third period, Redmann faced two consecutive power plays just seconds apart, but helped his team kill off all four minutes to preserve the shutout and the victory.
SOO SPLIT WITH YOUNGSTOWN
The Youngstown Phantoms defeated the Soo Indians by a score of 4-1 Saturday night at the Chi Mukwa Arena.
Youngstown opened the scoring in the first period on a goal from Owen Meyer at 15:09. Youngstown struck again at the 19:48 mark of the first on a goal from Rob Rassey. Assists on the goal came from Anthony Canzoneri and Aaron Rhyner.
Rassey put in his second goal of the night at the 4:26 mark of the 3rd period, followed shortly after by a goal from Indian forward Ray Kaunisto. The final goal of the night came on the empty net at the 19:19 mark of the third period from Anthony Canzoneri of Youngstown.
The Indians are back in action next weekend visiting Cleveland and then the US NTDP at Ann Arbor.
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