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Monday June 29

T.Lebeau's Late Second-Period Surge Seals Win for Assadi Consulting Inc

(1)Royal Snipers vs Assadi Consulting inc(4)

The Assadi Consulting Inc got exactly the start they were looking for in their matchup against the Royal Snipers, coming out with energy and dictating the pace from the opening faceoff. Their strong pressure paid off early as J-P Benel opened the scoring, finishing off a quality offensive sequence to give the Assadi Consulting Inc a 1-0 lead. Later in the period, M. Savard doubled the advantage putting the Royal Snipers on their heels and giving his team a commanding 2-0 cushion after a dominant opening period. The Royal Snipers were in need of a momentum shift, and M. Khanafer delivered just that early in the second period. Capitalizing on a scoring opportunity, Khanafer buried a goal to cut the deficit in half and inject some life into the Snipers' bench. The goal gave the Royal Snipers renewed confidence as they pushed to find the equalizer, but the Assadi Consulting Inc remained composed under pressure. Late in the second period, T. Lebeau delivered the decisive blow. He struck twice in quick succession, converting on back-to-back scoring chances to restore complete control for the Assadi Consulting Inc. His offensive outburst stretched the lead to 4-1 and silenced any hopes of a Royal Snipers comeback heading into the final frame. With a three-goal advantage entering the third period, the Assadi Consulting Inc focused on playing a disciplined defensive game. They limited quality scoring opportunities, managed the clock effectively, and protected the middle of the floor to keep the Royal Snipers from generating sustained offensive pressure. Pedram Assadi was outstanding between the pipes, turning aside several key chances throughout the game and remaining calm whenever the Royal Snipers threatened. His steady performance anchored the defensive effort and helped preserve the 4-1 victory.

Classics Complete Stunning Three-Goal Comeback to Defeat Sharpshooters

(4)Classics vs Sharpshooters(3) O.T

For much of the game, the Sharpshooters executed their game plan to perfection against one of the league's toughest opponents, the Classics. While the Classics controlled much of the possession and spent long stretches in the offensive zone, the Sharpshooters made the most of their opportunities, combining timely scoring with a determined defensive effort to keep themselves in front. The Sharpshooters struck first in the opening period courtesy of Z.Giosi, capitalizing on one of their quality scoring chances to take a 1-0 lead despite facing consistent pressure. The Classics continued to carry the play throughout the second period, but the Sharpshooters had scored early in the frame thanks to M.Kardum for a 2-0 lead. Early in the third period, the Sharpshooters appeared to have taken complete control when they found the back of the net once again, this time on the power play from C.White, building what looked to be a comfortable 3-0 lead. With plenty of momentum on their side, they seemed well on their way to pulling off an impressive victory. The Classics, however, had other plans. Facing a three-goal deficit, the Classics elevated their play to another level. Their relentless pressure finally broke through as they scored to cut the lead to 3-1(A goal by M.Destounis), igniting both their bench and the offense. That goal opened the floodgates, and balanced scoring took over as different contributors stepped up to fuel the comeback. The Classics added a second goal by N.Kokovidis to make it a one-goal game before eventually finding the equalizer from A.Reid later in the period, completing an incredible rally with three unanswered goals to force overtime. The extra frame didn't last long before the comeback was completed. S. Kalaydjian seized his opportunity in overtime, finishing off the winning play to cap a remarkable turnaround and give the Classics a dramatic 4-3 victory.

Young Studs Pull Away with Explosive Offensive Performance

(7)Young Studs vs Assadi Consulting inc(3)

A dominant second period proved to be the turning point as the Young Studs pulled away from the Assadi Consulting Inc to earn an impressive 7-3 victory. After a competitive opening frame, the Young Studs found another gear in the middle period, using a relentless offensive attack and timely finishing to seize control of the contest. The game remained closely contested early on, with both teams trading quality scoring chances. The Assadi Consulting Inc stayed within striking distance throughout the first period, but momentum began to shift in the second as the Young Studs took over offensively. The Young Studs erupted for three goals in the second period, turning a tight game into a 4-2 advantage heading into the final frame. L. Barkoulas played a major role in the surge, scoring twice during the period. His first goal gave the Young Studs a much-needed spark, while his second capped off an outstanding stretch that put the Assadi Consulting Inc on the defensive. Barkoulas consistently found open space and finished his opportunities, helping his team establish control of the game. Any hopes of an Assadi Consulting Inc comeback took a major hit early in the third period. While killing a penalty, G. Lemme intercepted the play and broke in on a shorthanded opportunity, finishing with confidence to extend the lead to 5-2. The goal not only widened the gap but also shifted all of the momentum firmly in the Young Studs' favor, leaving the Assadi Consulting Inc with an even steeper climb. The Young Studs continued to press the attack rather than sitting back. Lemme added his second goal of the game later in the period, showcasing his speed and finishing ability, before M. Funaro joined the score sheet to put the game well out of reach. The Assadi Consulting Inc managed to add one more goal before the final buzzer, but the Young Studs' relentless offensive pressure proved too much to overcome.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Sevag Kalaydjian of the Classics. After the Classics erased the three-goal deficit with a relentless third-period push, Kalaydjian completed the comeback by scoring the overtime winner. Finding open space in the offensive zone, he capitalized on his chance and buried the game-winning goal, sending his teammates into celebration and capping one of the league's most dramatic rallies of the season.

Photos from ISBHF - International Street & Ball Hockey Federation's post 06/27/2026
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Thursday June 25

United Earns Extra Point Following Hard-Fought Shootout Win

(4)United vs Assadi Consulting inc(2) S.O

The opening period was a defensive affair, with both goaltenders turning aside quality scoring opportunities and keeping the game scoreless deep into the frame. Late in the period, the Assadi Consulting Inc finally broke through when P. Karvouriaris found space in the offensive zone and buried the game's opening goal, giving his club a 1-0 advantage. United responded with urgency in the second period and capitalized on a power-play opportunity. J. Mandracchia finished off a sequence to even the score at 1-1. The momentum continued to swing in United's favor later in the period when Mandracchia struck again, wiring home his second goal of the game to put United ahead 2-1.The lead was short-lived, however, as Karvouriaris answered back for the Assadi Consulting Inc just moments later. After creating space in the attacking zone, he fired home his second goal of the night to knot the game at 2-2, setting up an exciting finish. The third period featured end-to-end action, but both defenses tightened when it mattered most. Each team generated quality chances, only to be denied by stellar goaltending. Overtime provided more of the same, with both clubs pushing for the winning goal while remaining disciplined defensively. Despite several dangerous opportunities, neither side could solve the opposing net minder, forcing the game into a shootout. In the skills competition, United emerged victorious. J. DeChiara and S. Makridis each converted their shootout attempts, while United's goaltender shut the door on the Assadi Consulting Inc's shooters to secure the win. Both goaltenders deserved recognition for outstanding performances. P. Assadi was sharp throughout the contest for the Assadi Consulting Inc, making several key saves to keep his team in the game, while D. Delaronde was equally impressive for United, standing tall during regulation, overtime, and the shootout to help his club earn the extra point.

Defensive Clinic Ends with Les Grenadiers on Top

(3)Les Grenadiers vs Sekure(1)

The opening period saw both teams establish an intense, disciplined style of play, with neither side able to break through. Strong defensive coverage limited quality opportunities, while both net minders came up with timely saves to keep the game scoreless after fifteen minutes. Les Grenadiers finally found the breakthrough early in the second period when J-P. Benel capitalized on an offensive opportunity, beating the goaltender with a well-placed shot to give his team a 1-0 advantage. The lead lasted only briefly, however, as Sekure answered almost immediately. S. Nicolaou responded with a quick equalizer to tie the game at 1-1 and erase Les Grenadiers' momentum. From there, the contest settled back into a defensive chess match. Both teams remained committed in their own zone, blocking shots, winning loose balls, and forcing attackers to the outside. Every scoring opportunity was met with a timely save, as D. Massa for Les Grenadiers and J. Abou for Sekure continued to frustrate opposing shooters. With the game deadlocked early the third period, H. Merone finally broke the stalemate. Merone buried the go-ahead goal to give Les Grenadiers a crucial 2-1 lead. Facing the late deficit, Sekure pulled J. Abou for an extra attacker in an effort to force overtime. Despite some pressure in the offensive zone, Les Grenadiers held their defensive structure. Benel then sealed the outcome by collecting the loose ball and firing it into the empty net for his second goal of the game, securing the 3-1 victory.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to D.Massa of Les Grenadiers. With Sekure pressing late after pulling its goaltender for an extra attacker, Massa continued to come up with timely stops, helping preserve Les Grenadiers' one-goal lead until the empty-net goal sealed the victory. Allowing just one goal while making numerous clutch saves, Massa was the backbone of Les Grenadiers' defensive effort and a deserving choice as Player of the Night.

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Monday June 22

Barkoulas and Scalzo Lead Young Studs to Narrow Victory

(3)Sharpshooters vs Young Studs(4)

While the Young Studs controlled slightly more of the ball possession throughout the game, the Sharpshooters remained within striking distance all night and refused to back down. Both teams came out focused defensively, resulting in a scoreless opening period. Chances were limited and both goaltenders were sharp early, setting the stage for an intense final two periods. The game opened up in the second period as both clubs traded goals in an entertaining back-and-forth stretch. The Sharpshooters were led by a dominant performance from Z. Giosi, who was involved in all three of his team's goals, finishing the night with two goals and one assist. Giosi consistently generated offense with his speed and finishing ability, helping the Sharpshooters answer every challenge the Young Studs presented. The Young Studs countered with a standout effort from L. Barkoulas, who recorded two goals and one assist. Barkoulas was at the center of much of the Young Studs' attack, finding open space and capitalizing on his opportunities while helping his team maintain offensive pressure. After both teams exchanged two goals apiece in the second period, the game continued to see momentum swings in the third. Neither side could gain separation as the score eventually became deadlocked at 3-3. The Sharpshooters continued to battle despite spending more time defending, while the Young Studs pressed for the go-ahead marker. With less than two minutes remaining in regulation, V. Scalzo delivered the game's biggest moment. Breaking the tie late, Scalzo found the back of the net to give the Young Studs a 4-3 advantage and ultimately the game-winning goal. The late tally silenced a determined Sharpshooters comeback effort and capped off an exciting contest that could have gone either way.

Balanced Attack, Strong Goaltending Lead Classics to Win

(2)Assadi Consulting inc vs Classics(5)

The game began as a tightly contested affair, with both teams battling hard through the opening period. The Assadi Consulting Inc matched the Classics stride for stride early on, and neither side was able to establish much separation. After a competitive first frame, the game remained very much up for grabs. The turning point began in the second period when the Classics elevated their play at both ends of the floor. Controlling possession and generating sustained offensive pressure, they struck twice without reply to transform a close contest into a 3-1 advantage. Their balanced attack proved difficult to contain as multiple players contributed offensively, while their defensive structure limited quality scoring opportunities against. Any hopes of a comeback for the Assadi Consulting Inc took a significant hit early in the third period. While killing a penalty, J. Velenosi delivered perhaps the biggest moment of the night. Capitalizing on a shorthanded opportunity, Velenosi found the back of the net to extend the Classics' lead to three goals. The momentum-shifting marker not only gave the Classics breathing room but also energized their bench while putting Assadi Consulting Inc. in a deeper hole. To their credit, the Assadi Consulting Inc continued to battle and eventually found a response later in the third period. J-P Benel provided a spark by cutting into the deficit with a goal, but the comeback effort came too late as the Classics remained in control. The Classics answered by maintaining their disciplined defensive play and continuing to generate offense when opportunities presented themselves. A major factor in the victory was the outstanding performance of goaltender K. Fritz. Time and again, Fritz came up with key saves to frustrate the Assadi Consulting Inc and preserve his team's advantage. Whether facing pressure during the early stages of the game or protecting the lead in the final period, Fritz provided the steady presence needed to secure the win.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Leo Barkoulas of the Young Studs. Although V. Scalzo would score the dramatic game-winner in the final minutes, the Young Studs likely would not have been in position to claim the victory without the all-around effort from Barkoulas. His three-point night set the tone offensively and provided the foundation for the team's success.For his leadership, offensive production, and impact in a one-goal game, L. Barkoulas is the well-deserved Player of the Night.

06/23/2026
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Sunday June 21 (Final)

Flyers Survive Bruins Surge to Capture Sunday Draft League Crown

(6) Flyers vs Bruins (4)

The Sunday Draft League Championship delivered everything fans could have asked for: momentum swings, clutch performances, and two teams refusing to back down with a title on the line.The Flyers wasted no time making their intentions clear. Coming out with relentless pressure, they stormed to an early 3-0 lead and looked ready to take complete control of the championship game. Every loose ball seemed to find a Flyer stick, and the Bruins found themselves scrambling to contain the attack.But championship teams don’t go away quietly.The Bruins responded with a thunderous momentum shift, striking twice in just 30 seconds to suddenly make it a one-goal game at 3-2. The quick burst breathed life into the Bruins bench and completely changed the atmosphere of the game. From that point forward, every possession felt critical as both teams traded chances in a fast-paced battle filled with intensity and emotion.L. Folini led the Bruins charge with two goals and an assist, including a penalty shot conversion that brought the Bruins faithful to their feet. They consistently created offensive opportunities as they pushed to erase the deficit. Every time the Flyers looked ready to pull away, the Bruins found another answer.The Flyers, however, continued to respond under pressure. D. Carlucci delivered a championship-caliber performance with two goals and an assist, while T. Baggio and F. Gauthier each contributed two points in support. The Flyers capitalized on key opportunities throughout the game, and discipline became a major storyline. Four Bruins penalties opened the door for the Flyers to convert on two penalty shots, proving to be the difference in a game where every goal mattered. As the clock wound down, the Bruins threw everything they had at the Flyers in a desperate attempt to force one final comeback. The Flyers dug in defensively, won crucial battles along the boards and through the neutral zone, and found a way to close out the game despite the relentless pressure.When the final buzzer sounded, sticks and gloves flew into the air as the Flyers celebrated the culmination of an incredible season. After surviving one last Bruins push, they stood alone at the top as Sunday Draft League Champions.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to D. Carlucci of the Flyers, whose two goals and one assist helped lead his team to championship glory.

Photos from Canada Ball Hockey / Hockey-B***e Canada's post 06/22/2026
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Friday June 19 (Finasl)

Blues Capture Friday Draft League Championship in High-Scoring Final

( 8 ) Stars vs Blues (12)

The Friday Draft League Championship delivered exactly what fans hoped for: elite offensive talent, relentless defensive battles, momentum swings, and two teams refusing to back down. Although the Blues ultimately pulled away late, this game remained within striking distance for much of the night as the Stars repeatedly answered every challenge thrown their way.The Stars leaned heavily on the incredible chemistry between H. Gebrayel and Y. Derohannessian, who combined to score all eight of their team’s goals. Every time the Blues appeared ready to create separation, the dynamic duo found a way to pull the Stars right back into the fight. Gebrayel was outstanding, recording a hat trick and an assist, highlighted by a beautiful penalty shot goal that energized her bench. Derohannessian was equally unstoppable, burying five goals while adding an assist of his own. Their ability to read each other’s movements and create scoring chances kept the championship within reach deep into the game. P. Labateya also played a key role offensively, collecting two assists and generating several dangerous opportunities in the attacking zone.The Blues, however, answered every challenge. L. Barkoulas delivered a championship performance for the ages, exploding for six goals and one assist while constantly finding open lanes and capitalizing on his opportunities. M. Porato orchestrated the attack all night long, piling up six assists and helping drive the offense from start to finish. L. Lang was equally impactful, battling hard through the neutral zone, winning possession battles, and contributing a goal and two assists. The Blues’ defensive unit was also heavily involved in the attack, combining for one goal and six assists while continuing to frustrate the Stars’ high-powered offense.Despite the final score, this was far from a one-sided game. For long stretches it felt like a defensive chess match, with every rush, pass, and defensive rotation carrying enormous importance. The Blues often managed to create two-goal cushions, but the Stars repeatedly fought back behind their top offensive weapons. It wasn’t until the final stretch that the Blues were finally able to create enough separation to secure the victory.When the final buzzer sounded, the Blues stood alone at the top, capping off an impressive playoff run and earning the Friday Draft League Championship in spectacular fashion.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to L. Barkoulas of the Blues, whose six-goal, seven-point performance helped power his team to the championship.

Photos from Hockey B***e Québec / Ball Hockey Quebec's post 06/19/2026
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Thursday June 18

D.Delaronde Shines as United Rallies Past Sekure

(1)Sekure vs United(4)

Sekure came out with energy and controlled some of the play early, earning the game's first goal in the opening period. C. Placentino finished off a strong offensive sequence, beating D.Delaronde to give Sekure a 1-0 advantage. The early marker was a reward for Sekure's aggressive fore-check and sustained pressure, as they generated some quality scoring opportunities throughout the first frame. United responded well in the second period, gradually finding their rhythm and creating chances in the offensive zone. Their persistence paid off when S. Makridis buried the equalizer, knotting the game at 1-1. The goal shifted momentum and helped United establish a more balanced game. Both teams exchanged opportunities for the remainder of the period, but strong defensive play and solid goaltending at both ends kept the score tied heading into the third. With the game hanging in the balance, United elevated its play in the final period and began to dictate the pace. Their pressure eventually led to the go-ahead goal when J. Velenosi capitalized on a scoring chance to break the deadlock and put United ahead 2-1. The goal proved to be the turning point, as United tightened up defensively and limited Sekure's opportunities to respond. As time wound down, Sekure pulled its goaltender in search of the equalizer, but United took advantage of the empty net. D. Argento was the first to connect, extending the lead to 3-1 and giving his team some breathing room. Moments later, J. Mandracchia added another empty-net marker to officially put the game out of reach and secure a 4-1 victory. A major factor in the win was the outstanding performance of goaltender D. Delaronde. After allowing the lone first-period goal, he shut the door the rest of the way, turning aside numerous shots and making several key saves to preserve United's momentum. His calm presence in net gave United confidence throughout the game and helped fuel the comeback effort.

Assadi Consulting Inc Prevails in Goaltending Duel

(1)Les Grenadiers vs United(4)

Les Grenadiers and the Assadi Consulting Inc delivered a tightly contested matchup, battling through a defensive showdown that required overtime to determine a winner. Despite the low score, both teams generated their fair share of quality scoring chances throughout regulation, but exceptional goaltending at both ends of the rink kept the game deadlocked for most of the evening. The pace was strong from the opening faceoff, with both teams looking to establish control offensively. The Assadi Consulting Inc created several dangerous opportunities off quick transitions, while Les Grenadiers countered with sustained pressure in the offensive zone. However, neither side could consistently solve the goaltenders, who were the clear stars of the game. For the Assadi Consulting Inc, Pedram Assadi was outstanding between the pipes. Time and again, he came up with timely saves, including several on close-range chances that appeared destined for the back of the net. His calm presence allowed his team to remain composed in a game where every mistake carried extra significance. At the opposite end, N. Laporte matched Assadi save for save. Les Grenadiers’s net minder was equally impressive, turning aside numerous quality scoring chances and frustrating the Assadi Consulting's shooters throughout regulation. Whether facing breakaways, deflections, or heavy traffic in front, Laporte consistently found a way to keep his team in the game. Both teams managed to break through once during regulation, resulting in a 1-1 tie after three hard-fought periods. The score line reflected the balance of play, as neither side was able to gain a decisive edge despite several strong offensive pushes. Overtime brought more end-to-end action, with both teams sensing an opportunity to earn extra points. The decisive moment finally arrived when the Assadi Consulting Inc executed a beautiful passing sequence deep in the offensive zone. Crisp ball movement pulled the Les Grenadiers defenders slightly out of position before the ball found P. Kawkab with an open look. Kawkab made no mistake, finishing off the play with a clinical tap in to end the game and give the Assadi Consulting Inc a hard-earned 2-1 overtime victory.

The SalumiVino player of the night goes to Dakota Delaronde of United. By game's end, Delaronde had surrendered just a single tally and was unquestionably one of the biggest reasons behind United's impressive 4-1 win. His clutch saves, consistency, and ability to rise to the occasion in critical moments make him a deserving Player of the Night.

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