Despite an uninspired start, the Waterloo Wolves showed what
has gotten them off to a hot start, winning 6 to 3 Sunday night.
Jack Driscoll was a huge part of how the Wolves managed to lead all game. Driscoll was dialed and played determined to win the game and stop every possible puck. He helped his team gain confidence and gave them time to compose themselves.
Declan Uniac continued his rein of terror on goalies scoring from Mathew Ball and Cole Hunsberger. Hunsberger then scored on a nice set up from a hard Jackson McNichol pass with Uniac also drawing an assist. Michael Wei potted a power play goal on the doorstep from Jackson Andrews and then Andrews scored a beautiful goal from Ethan Wasylyshyn and Cole Ledgister. Tim Hodson was the teams spark plug in the 3rd and was reward with a goal from Hunter McMurdo and Griffin Beddis. Andrews added another goal from Wasylyshyn and Jaxon Broda.
Late in the game the Wolves killed off a 6 on 3 power play with the Warriors goalie pulled. McNichol, Broda and Andrews did a great job and Ball subbed in as well to help keep the Warriors off the board.
Riley Webster threw several huge hits in the game and Cooper Gaul laid one of his crushing signature hits as well. Jackson Dietz had several great rushes and excellent shifts helping get the Wolves win.
Next up the Wolves will head to London on Halloween looking to trick or treat to another win and remain undefeated. The team has played great earning 35 goals for with only 8 goals against for a PLUS 27 goals differential.
Go Wolves!