
Storm Shutout Spirit 5-0
Published on December 18, 2005 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Saginaw Spirit News Release
(Guelph, ON) -- The Saginaw Spirit fell to the Guelph Storm 5-0 in Sunday afternoon action. The loss takes Saginaw's record to 19-13 on the season, as the team breaks for the Christmas Holiday.
The Spirit trailed 1-0 after one period, but three second period goals including two powerplay goals put the game out of reach. The Storm scored once in the third period to complete the 5-0 final. The Storm win combine with a Plymouth Whalers victory over the Toronto St. Michael's Majors puts Saginaw in second place in the OHL West division, with 38 points, two behind the Whalers.
Spirit goaltender Ryan Daniels stopped 25 of 30 shots on goal. Saginaw returns home Wednesday, December 28th to face the Erie Otters. The Spirit welcome nine time Stanley Cup champion coach Scotty Bowman, courtesy AAA of Michigan, Merrill Tool and Machine and Tri-Star Trust Bank. Bowman will autograph three sizes of photographs, and included in their purchase is an autographed Bobblehead Doll. Check the Spirit "What's Happening" section for details.
A complete gamesheet of this game is available at www.ontariohockeyleague.com.
Ontario Hockey League Stories from December 18, 2005
- Rangers fall in final game before the holidays - Kitchener Rangers
- Storm Shutout Spirit 5-0 - Saginaw Spirit
- Hard Work Not Enough for Majors - Mississauga St. Michael's Majors
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