Played on Oct 29, 2025
Game Played in Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre
General Game Notes: October 29th, 2025 – Sarnia Sting vs. Owen Sound Attack It was an explosion of goals in the first two periods for the Attack, who came out flying against the Sting. Led by a hat-trick from #40 Tristan Delisle and a balanced effort throughout the lineup, Owen Sound took control early and never looked back. The offensive surge powered them to a 7–3 victory, a strong showing on home ice.
Carter George (G, L, 6’1″, 188, Owen Sound Attack, 05/20/2006)
Game Rating
B+
Carter George brings a sense of calm to his team’s net, exuding confidence through his deliberate save selection and strong rebound control. His ability to handle the puck effectively allows him to gain possession and disrupt the opposing team’s forecheck, ultimately giving his team an advantage. As a defensive-minded goaltender, George is able to limit the opposing team’s zone time by acting as a third defenseman. This unique approach enables him to make smart decisions under pressure and stay focused throughout the game.
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Comments: George provides a rock-solid presence in goal, giving his team confidence to play freely knowing he’s dependable as the last line of defense. He’s calm, balanced, and positionally sound, rarely caught out of place. His lateral movement is efficient, allowing him to track cross-ice plays and make difficult saves look routine. He manages traffic well, fighting through screens to find pucks, and shows strong rebound control, limiting second-chance opportunities. George also plays the puck confidently, helping his team transition out of the zone. His steady demeanor and composure in the crease set the tone for those in front of him.
Michael Dec (RW, L, 5’9″, 164, Erie Otters, 01/29/2007, Cornell)
Game Rating
B-
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Comments: Dec is a smaller forward who plays a fast, high-energy game. He’s effective on the forecheck, using his speed and motor to create chaos and force turnovers. The first goal of the game was a perfect example — he pressured the defense behind the net, stole the puck, and jammed it into the crease, battling until it found its way in. Throughout the game, he showed strong chemistry with his linemates, moving the puck well and finding open ice. Not an overly physical player, but his pace and compete level consistently generate energy and momentum for his team.
Jake Crawford (LW, L, 6’3″, 181, Owen Sound Attack, 05/05/2007, Bowling Green)
Game Rating
B
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Comments: Crawford is a bigger-bodied forward who uses his size and frame to win battles and drive play. He scored a beautiful goal in the first period, collecting a puck in the middle of the ice, curling around a defender, and firing a quick, accurate shot past the goaltender. While not overly flashy offensively, he does a lot of the little things right—getting to hard areas on the ice and creating opportunities where goals are scored. A strong, reliable presence who impacts the game through compete, positioning, and smart play.
Masen Wray (C, L, 6’4″, 197, Owen Sound Attack, 05/15/2006, Holy Cross)
Game Rating
B
Wray is a physically gifted forward who utilizes his speed and skill to control play. He excels at creating separation from defenders through his explosive first step, allowing him to shield the puck and drive towards the net. In key moments, he demonstrated his ability to capitalize on loose pucks and beat opponents in foot races. While he didn’t finish all of his scoring chances, Wray’s overall impact was significant as he consistently wore down opponents with his speed, size, and inside-outside versatility.
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Comments: Wray is a smooth-skating forward with a long, powerful stride who plays a direct north-south game. He challenges defenders confidently in one-on-one situations but doesn’t force plays, showing good puck management and awareness. Often, his best offensive moments came from simply driving the puck up ice and using his stride to create separation and pressure. As his confidence continues to grow, his combination of speed, poise, and decision-making gives him a high ceiling. A reliable, impactful player who contributes every shift.
Lenny Greenberg (D, R, 6’0″, 188, Owen Sound Attack, 03/07/2005, Sacred Heart)
Game Rating
B+
This defenseman is a strong puck-mover who excels at retrieving and distributing the puck to his teammates with quick footwork and precise passes. He effectively initiates the transition game, often creating chaos for opponents by jumping into the rush after a quick breakout. In the offensive zone, he creates space at the blue line and delivers pucks to the net with accuracy, generating scoring opportunities. He is also a versatile right shot defenseman who can balance offense and defense seamlessly. His smart rotations and understanding of the game’s flow demonstrate good hockey IQ. With excellent mobility along the walls, he can retrieve pucks effectively, creating second-chance opportunities for his team.
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Comments: Greenburg plays a game that often looks effortless, combining poise with strong hockey instincts. While he can appear a bit relaxed when retrieving pucks in his own end, he consistently gets his stick on the play, uses his stick-handling to evade pressure, and effectively breaks the puck out. In the offensive zone, he reads plays well, pinches intelligently, and keeps pucks alive. He demonstrates strong puck skills, creating scoring chances and getting pucks to the net, while making tape-to-tape passes across all three zones to maintain possession and drive play. A smart, skilled player who impacts the game consistently.
Nicolas Sykora (LW, L, 6’0″, 183, Owen Sound Attack, 05/24/2007, Quinnipiac)
Game Rating
A-
Sykora’s skillset is defined by his creativity and vision in the offensive zone. He excels at collecting pucks cleanly and maintaining control, often making smart decisions on the ice. His hands are a notable asset, allowing him to play with his head up and scan for teammates. In the defensive zone, he is relentless on the forecheck, using his reach and tenacity to disrupt plays. Sykora’s ability to apply pressure in the offensive zone leads to opportunities, and his vision off the rush is impressive. He makes smart plays quickly, reading the game well and knowing where to place the puck to generate chances. His fluidity on the ice allows him to navigate through traffic and create space.
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Comments: Sykora is a smooth, skilled forward capable of making high-end plays with the puck. He often collected pucks along the half wall and used his excellent edge work and hip mobility to create space and attack the middle of the ice. He was most dangerous when cutting inside, where his quick release and vision allowed him to generate quality scoring chances for himself and his teammates. He finished the game with two goals, one of which highlighted his compete level — moving his feet to create separation, staying with the play under pressure, and releasing a strong shot that beat the goaltender cleanly. A dynamic, creative presence who consistently drives offensive opportunities.
Harry Nansi (C, R, 6’3″, 188, Owen Sound Attack, 09/10/2007)
Game Rating
B+
Nansi’s skillset lies in his physical presence on the ice, where he excels at winning battles for puck possession and creating traffic in front of the opponent’s goal. He is a reliable screen for his team, able to tip pucks and provide a strong net-front presence both at even strength and on the power play.
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Comments: Nansi is a complete two-way forward who plays an in-your-face style of game, finishing his checks in all three zones. Throughout the game he laid some bone-crushing hits whether it was open-ice or along the walls. He uses his big frame effectively to protect pucks and battles hard along the walls, consistently corralling loose pucks and driving them toward the net. What makes him dynamic is his blend of physicality and skill — he can impose himself physically while still making smart, creative plays. Early in the second period, he showcased that combination with a beautiful tape-to-tape pass to the slot that resulted in a goal, highlighting his vision and poise with the puck. His versatility and relentless approach make him a difficult player to play against every shift.
Tristan Delisle (C, L, 5’11”, 183, Owen Sound Attack, 05/15/2007)
Game Rating
A-
Tristan Delisle is a versatile forward who excels in his overall gameplay. One notable skillset of his is winning faceoffs across all three zones, allowing his team more control over puck possession. In a specific game, he demonstrated his effectiveness by scoring the only goal in regulation through a solid 5-on-5 shift and clever tipping of a point shot. His well-rounded abilities and capacity to win faceoffs provide significant value as a two-way forward, offering reliability and depth to the team’s lineup. This balance of skills suggests Delisle is a reliable contributor who can bring consistency to his position.
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Comments: Delisle displayed strong offensive instincts throughout the game, finishing with a hat-trick and consistently finding open space in dangerous areas. His ability to read coverage and time his routes into the slot allows him to arrive undetected and generate high-quality scoring chances. He possesses a quick, heavy release that he can get off in stride, capable of beating goaltenders cleanly from medium and high-danger areas. Beyond his goal scoring, he showed commitment to a complete, three-zone game — supporting low in the defensive zone, making responsible puck decisions, and managing his shifts effectively. A goal scorer that has that knack of pucks finding him, and him finding the back of the net.
Cameron Aucoin (D, L, 6’0″, 188, Sarnia Sting, 03/20/2007, Notre Dame)
Game Rating
B-
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Comments: Aucoin showed a strong understanding of situational play in his own end, consistently making smart, simple decisions under pressure. He read forecheckers well, chipping pucks to safe areas or moving them tape-to-tape when time allowed, helping Sarnia transition cleanly out of the zone. His skating allowed him to close effectively on opponents along the walls and disrupt plays before they developed. Offensively, he looked to get pucks through with traffic and supported the play when possible, though there remains room for growth in his overall offensive impact.
Ben Pickell (LW, L, 5’10”, 187, Sarnia Sting, 07/20/2005)
Game Rating
B-
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Comments: Pickell is a hard-working forward who consistently keeps his feet moving and drives play with energy. He challenges opponents by chipping pucks behind them and hustling to regain possession, creating momentum for his team. On offense, he’s a key driver of cycles with his linemates and actively gets pucks to the net. He also finds his own scoring opportunities, moving into the slot and generating quality looks, forcing the goalie to make challenging saves.
Lukas Fischer (D, L, 6’3″, 183, Sarnia Sting, 09/09/2006)
Game Rating
B+
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Comments: Fischer plays a composed, intelligent game, combining high hockey IQ with an impressive frame. He shows poise under pressure, maintaining control and making smart plays with the puck in all situations. His calm demeanor allows him to execute clean exits and efficient transitions from the defensive zone, while also contributing effectively on offense. On the power play, he serves as the quarterback, directing traffic from the blue line with his head up and excellent vision. Much of the team’s puck movement flows through him, as he finds seams and bumper options to create high-quality chances. Fischer’s ability to process the game quickly and distribute with precision makes him a steady and impactful presence on the back end.
Ryan Brown (LW, L, 5’11”, 177, Sarnia Sting, 10/26/2007)
Game Rating
B-
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Comments: Brown brought consistent energy throughout the game, working hard on the forecheck and keeping his feet moving to create momentum for his team. Despite a difficult night for Sarnia, he continued to compete and found a way to make an impact offensively. In the third period, he picked up a loose puck in the slot and showcased his skill with a smooth forehand-to-backhand move, finishing bar-down for a highlight-reel goal. His combination of effort, puck skill, and touch in tight areas makes him a noticeable presence even in a challenging game.
Beckham Edwards (C, L, 6’1″, 182, Sarnia Sting, 01/06/2008, Notre Dame)
Game Rating
B+
Edwards possesses a notable first step that enables him to quickly gain possession and control on the ice. His speed allows him to maintain momentum and create scoring opportunities by staying active and pushing towards the net.
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Comments: Edwards plays with poise and purpose, showing strong offensive instincts and composure under pressure. Operating as the bumper on the power play, he displays patience with the puck, rarely rushing decisions and providing an outlet to relieve pressure for his teammates. His ability to find soft ice in the slot and make himself consistently available for passes highlights his awareness and off-puck intelligence. At even strength, Edwards shows the same knack for timing and positioning, slipping into open space to create scoring opportunities. His puck control in tight areas allows him to evade defenders and maintain possession through contact. He scored in the third period by receiving a pass in the bumper area, curling to adjust his angle, and beating the goaltender cleanly with a quick, accurate release.
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