Ramblers lose 4-1 in Truro

Truro goaltender, Spencer Scott, looks at the puck in despair, while Ramblers forward Brett Shute celebrates a Ramblers goal Saturday night at Amherst Stadium. ERIC SPARLING – AMHERST DAILY NEWS

Published on September 11, 2011; Published on September 11, 2011
Amherst Daily News

Topics :: Maritime Hockey League , Truro , Amherst Stadium

AMHERST – The Ramblers went into Truro on Sunday for the second half of their home-and-home exhibition Maritime Hockey League series and came home with a 4-1 loss.

There was no scoring in the first period and only one goal scored in the second, which put the Bearcats up 1-0.

Jamie Bishop scored the Ramblers lone goal of the game at 6:56 into the third. Trevor Layton and Josh Coleman assisted on the goal.

Shots on goals was 39-23 in favour of the Bearcats.

Richard Tingley stopped 25 of 25 shots for the Ramblers, and Kody Blois stopped 10 of 13.

Game attendance at last night’s game was 250, while 551 were at Amherst Stadium Saturday night.

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Vince Kennie of Northport

- September 13, 2011 at 08:33:13

Basically with the exhibition games completed, all teams appear to be pretty well balanced to start the 2011-2012 season this coming weekend. Even Dieppe appear to be stronger than last season, the Ramblers will hopefully pull together as a solid contender once they get their set plays in place, they will have to improve on their passing, and I believe that this will gradually come into play. Escott appears to be the main man controlling the power plays at this time. Looking forward to some fine, entertaining hockey from the RAMBLERS. "GO RAMBLERS GO"

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