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LIONS COME FROM BEHIND AND DOWN TYCOONS 8-6

January 12th 2024 With the mid season break over, the SCIHL got back into full
swing with the first game of 2024 between the RBC Lions and the Hong Kong
Tycoons. The Lions had slowly been losing their hold of first place in the SCIHL
while the Tycoons had been inching up trying to advance past second place in the
standings. The game started well for the Tycoons with the team scoring three
unanswered goals, the first two of which by veteran Scott Strickland and the
third by American Connor Quinn. Former NHLer Robbie Schremp would counter for
RBC though with a snipe top corner on Tycoons goaltender and HK native Evan
Thorpe. The teams traded goals in the late minutes of the first period with
Scott Strickland's hat trick, followed by a Lions goal by the all-time leading
scorer of the CIHL Greg Smyth, before closing out the frame with a Tycoon lead
of 4-2. The second period was a bit more even with both teams potting two goals
each. Former NCAA Division 1 national champion Nicholas Weberg took a feed on a
pass from Greg Smyth and chipped a backhander over the shoulder of Evan Thorpe
within the first minute of the second period. The Lion's Greg Smyth then scored
to even up the game just a few minutes later. The Tycoons would not be outdone
though as they regained the lead, with goals by their newest full-time addition,
Frenchman Leon Ruelle, along with Scott Strickland's fourth goal of the evening.
This lead would diminish for the Tycoons however as the RBC Lions completely
took over in the final period. The Lions opened up the third-period scoring
during a power play, with Greg Smyth dishing a nifty pass over to Jeff Griffin
who was creeping back door, reducing their deficit by one. Former New York
Islander Robbie Schremp would then score the game-tying and go-ahead goals
respectively for RBC, with Nicolas Weberg sealing the deal on an empty-netter in
the final seconds of the game. Despite the loss, Tycoon veteran Scott Strickland
who came into the game with just 4 points, doubled his season scoring totals
with a 4-goal night. Mississauga native Francis Lam also had a huge game, taking
away 5 assists from the contest. Meanwhile SCIHL scoring leader Robbie Schremp
along with Norwegian Nicolas Weberg each had 6 points on the evening for the
Lions. RBC holds on to first place in the league to start the new year with an
8-6 victory over the Hong Kong Tycoons. UPCOMING GAMES - January 18 @ Discovery
Bay Ice Rink Game 1: Warriors vs Lions @ 8:15pm Game 2: Aces vs Tycoons @ 9:15pm
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SCIHL DIVISION 3 - WEEK 10 SCOREBOARD

January 12th, 2024 Congested at the top The first game of 2024 saw 2 of the top
teams facing off. Unicorns entered the game 1 point up on Asiaxpat and were
hoping to open some space in the standings. However, AsiaXpat came out of the
blocks flying. The first 5 minutes of the game was pretty much all in the
Unicorns zone as the Xpat players buzzed the net and had numerous chances to
score only to have something get blocked, or Arthur Chan making an excellent
save to keep it scoreless. The Unicorns first real opportunity came when Leon Mo
tried attacking the net but was thwarted by Keira Mok (LPP) standing in for
Martin Jim. In the same sequence, the puck bounced out to the top of the left
faceoff circle where Grant Phillips walked in and wired a slap shot top corner
glove side to open the scoring against the run of play and the only goal in the
first period. The second period started with the Unicorns on a powerplay which
Leon Mo capitalized making it 2-0 early in the 2nd. The rest of the period
continued in similar fashion as the first period as the Unicorn team defense
continued to frustrate the Xpat players and keeping their clean sheet. With the
zone time lopsidedly in AsiaXpat’s favor, they finally broke thru at the
12-minute mark of the 3rd as Paul Chai finished a nice play from Justin Wong and
Neil Ng. The game remained 3-1 until the last 3 minutes when the Unicorns took a
penalty allowing Justin Wong to score a powerplay goal giving them some life. On
the next shift, AsiaXpat completed the comeback to tie the game as Alvin Sham
made no mistake and tied the game. In overtime, Sham had a good individual
chance to finish the game but was tripped by Mo putting Xpat on the powerplay.
It took only 9 seconds for Sham to score the OT game-winner off the faceoff
completing the comeback and snatching the win from the Unicorns. Arthur Chan
(Unicorns) faced 28 shots while Keira Mok (Asiaxpat LPP) faced 14 shots. The OT
win by AsiaXpat, 1 point gained by Unicorns moved them into a 3-way tie for
first ahead of RBC playing their game. Three Stars of the game: 1. Alvin Sham
(AsiaXpat) 2. Justin Wong (AsiaXpat) 3. Leon Mo (Unicorns) Finding their
defensive game New year, new system? It looked like a very different Ice Wolves
team in 2024 as they stormed out of the gate vs top-seed RBC Lions and took the
play to them, while limiting the odd man rushes that RBC used to burn them in
previous games. Hamish Pang opened the scoring in the low slot as his shot
ramped up off an RBC defender and beat Keira Mok to the short side. Although the
teams exchanged chances, it looked like it was going to be a 1-0 period until
Danny Chiu finished off a broken play with Christopher Lee and Fabrizio Fatia
and shot short side to tie the game with just 4 seconds remaining in the first.
There was no scoring in the second in a very evenly played period where both
teams had limited chances on net. 9 minutes into the 3rd, Jovi Wat broke the
tie. In the remaining 9 minutes, Ice Wolves put the pressure on, and with just
48 seconds remaining Jacky Chan tied the game and we had our 2nd OT game of the
new year. OT solved nothing and we had our first shootout of the season where
Calix Ma scored the only goal giving RBC Lions the win and regaining first in
the division. Jerome Lui (Ice Wolves) faced 14 shots, while Keira Mok (RBC
Lions) faced 23 shots. Three Stars of the game: 1. Keira Mok (RBC Lions) 2.
Calix Ma (RBC Lions) 3. Jerome Lui (Ice Wolves) Going in different directions
After 2 defensive games, it was the 2 bottom feeders turn. YATS Engineering were
one point back of JOG Sports. Were we going to see another low-scoring
defensive-minded game? It looked like it in the first as the teams both looked
rusty to start the period. Theo Wong opened the scoring at the 9-minute mark
firing from the high slot past a screened Loron Orris, returning from LTIR.
Gavino Ng replied for JOG on the powerplay as he took a cross-ice pass from Hugo
Fan at centre ice and calmly walked in and scored 5-hole on Keira Mok (LPP) as
the defenders were nowhere to be found. Theo Wong scored his 2nd of the night
after he caught the JOG defense too far apart and he fired top corner stick side
with 30 seconds left in the first. 2-1 YATS after 1. In the 2nd, YATS’ Justin
Kuok and JOG’s Hugo Fan exchanged goals before YATS exploded for the next 6
goals. Wong completed his hattrick, followed by Brendon Lui, Kuok with his 2nd,
Eugene Wong with a goal from the blue line, and Wong again with his 4th of the
night before Brendon Lui also scored his 2nd putting the game away. Jason Yip
scored a short-handed goal with a minute remaining in the 3rd, but it was too
little too late. Keira Mok (YATS LPP) faced 14 shots while Loron Orris (JOG
Sports) faced 25 shots. With the win, YATS leapfrogs JOG into 5th place and 4
points away from Ice Wolves for the last playoff spot. JOG Sports has now lost 7
in a row. Three Stars of the game: 1. Theo Wong (YATS Engineers) 2. Justin Kuok
(YATS Engineers) 3. Brendon Lui (YATS Engineers) UPCOMING GAMES - January 18 @
Mega Ice Game 1: Lions vs JOG @ 8:30pm Game 2: AsiaXpat vs Wolves @ 9:30pm Game
3: YATS vs Unicorns @ 10:30pm Remember to find us on: 1. Facebook - SCIHL League
(submit a friend’s request) 2. Twitter - @OfficialSCIHL 3. iPhone & Android App
- "SCIHL" (pull down the screen a few seconds for updates) For the latest
scores, statistics, and game schedule. 4. Instagram - SCIHL 5. Website -
www.SCIHL.com


JEFF WALL 5-POINTS HELPS TYCOONS DOWN WARRIORS 7-3

December 14th, 2023 Sitting in second place, the Hong Kong Tycoons entered their
latest game against the Kowloon Warriors still without some of their top
players. On top of their studs Connor Quinn, Jimi Fanstone and Jonny Szychta,
the Tycoons were also without their top goaltender Evan Thorpe. In a Cinderella
story of sorts, veteran Ray Loo, whom went undrafted during this year's SCIHL
draft answered the call for Hong Kong as their LPP goalie for the evening. It
didn't look great for the CDNIS science teacher in the beginning though as the
Warriors potted a goal in the first period's only goal. However the Tycoons
rallied behind “Ray Ray” as they scored four consecutive goals carrying a 4-1
lead into the early minutes of the third period. During that span, HK native and
Oxford graduate Connor Daly took the charge scoring two of his three goals on
the night. The Warriors were simply stymied by the Tycoon's offense and
tendacious forecheck. The latter was simply playing their hearts out for their
veteran LPP goaltender and Loo returned the favour by making several key saves
on Warriors stud defenseman Dave Belluche and LPP star Jesse Lussier. The Hong
Kong Tycoons capped off the night with a decisive victory over the Kowloon
Warriors, with the final score of 7-3. Along Daly's four points, Jeff Wall had a
spectacular night with a hat trick and two assists, while Missisuage native
Francis Lam chipped in with three helpers of his own. The Hong Kong Tycoons are
still sitting in second place in the SCIHL standings and are quietly creeping up
on the league leading RBC Lions. UPCOMING GAMES - January 11 @ Discovery Bay Ice
Rink Game 1: Lions vs Tycoons @ 8:15pm Game 2: Warriors vs Aces @ 9:15pm
Remember to find us on: 1. Facebook - SCIHL League (submit a friend’s request)
2. Twitter - @OfficialSCIHL 3. iPhone & Android App - "SCIHL" (pull down the
screen a few seconds for updates) For the latest scores, statistics, and game
schedule. 4. Instagram - SCIHL 5. Website - www.SCIHL.com

 1. Lions come from behind and down Tycoons 8-6
 2. SCIHL Division 3 - Week 10 Scoreboard
 3. Jeff Wall 5-points helps Tycoons down Warriors 7-3

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ABOUT THE SOUTH CHINA ICE HOCKEY LEAGUE

The SCIHL was the first ever Ice Hockey league organized in Hong Kong during the
1995-1996 season by a company called Asiasports Ltd. The company was founded by
a group of Ice Hockey enthusiasts led by Tom Barnes. Today, the league is
organized by a committee led by Commissioner Art Tam and Deputy Commissioner
Grant Phillips and is supported by the China Hockey Group. The league is fun,
competitive and provides more people the opportunity to play the coolest game in
Asia.

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