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The Leduc MNP Riggers are out of the playoffs.
The Riggers lost their first game against the Edmonton Royals on Feb. 14 and couldn’t pull away a win during their Feb. 16 game, ending the two out of three series.
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The Leduc MNP Riggers came away from the weekend with two more losses.
On Sunday, Feb. 7 the Riggers faced the Fort Sask. Hawks and lost by a goal.
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The Leduc MNP Riggers are keeping up their winning streak after winning 6-1 over the West Edmonton Wild at the LRC on Jan. 22.
“We are just working hard and getting good goal tending,” said coach Dean Gauvreau.
“The first period, I was disappointed with the effort we came out with. I think we read too much into the stats about their team being a last place team in their division. We talked about where our level of commitment has to be between the first and the second period and during the second and third period I thought we brought the energy in and the commitment we needed to win.”
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Riggers skate away with another win |
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The Leduc MNP Riggers have an extra bounce in their step as of late, and came away with another win on Jan. 15 against the Beverly Warriors at the LRC. “We started with a short bench with injuries,” said coach Dean Gauvreau.“Going into the game I was concerned about playing Beverly because they are a top team in their division. I wanted to come into the game competing hard without any injuries.”
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Leduc MNP Riggers Win Bid to Host the 2011 Junior B Provincial Championships |
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The City of Leduc was proud to assist the Leduc MNP Riggers in their quest to secure the 2011 Junior B Provincial Hockey Championships at the Leduc Recreation Center from March 31st To April 3, 2011.
Bill Masters, Dean Gauvreau and Jim Jones presented a package to the Capital Junior Hockey League last night in Edmonton and won the bid over Ft. Saskatchewan and Spruce Grove.
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The Leduc MNP Riggers still can’t shake their losing streak, losing their home game 4-3 against the Strathcona Bruins on Friday, Dec. 11 and an away game 5-3 against the Spruce Grove Regals on Dec. 13.
On Sunday, the Regals scored the two goals in the first period in a matter of seconds.
During the second period the Riggers got goals from Dustin Dehaan, assisted by Patrick Kwasnecha and a power play goal from Keith Bundy, assisted by Dehaan and David Alackson.
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