Sting 3, Leftovers 2

All the Leftovers had to do was win or tie their last game and they were in the playoffs.  They fell down 2-0 in the first period but came back to tie it on a Bill Jungheim goal on a two man advantage.  They were unable to hold on and fell 3-2.

After a disappointing first half of the season, the Leftovers regrouped and went on an 8-2 tear, but it was not enough.  The team is looking forward to getting back in action next winter where they hope to get back in the playoffs and make a run for the championship.

Leftovers 4, Battlecats 2

The Leftovers scored three unanswered goals to beat the Battlecats 4-2. Ryan Guritz tied the game late in the second period and Jake Dotray put the Leftovers ahead with a power play goal mid-way through the third. Jeremy Wiles added the insurance goal shortly thereafter.

The Leftovers must win their last game and hope for a Lions loss or tie. They will know of their fate before they face the Sting for the final game of the regular season.

Phantoms 2, Leftovers 0

The Leftovers diminished their chances at a playoff birth with a 2-0 loss to the Phantoms. The Leftovers have never beaten the Phantoms, the only team to claim such an honor.

The Leftovers must win their last two games and hope for a Lions loss or tie in one of their last two games.

Leftovers 3, Ice Bats 1

Ryan Guritz had a hand in all three Leftovers goals (1G, 3A) and Tom Meuller showcased his offensive talents by notching the game winner. Jason Krumm added an insurance goal in the third period as the Leftovers won their sixth game in a row.

The Leftovers outshot the Ice Bats almost 3-1 as they only allowed 11 shots on net while tallying 30 for themselves.

Leftovers 7, Muskies 1

The line of Jake Dotray, Dave Waldock, and Jeremy Wiles dominated scoring with nine points (4G, 5A) on the night.  Dotray led all scorers with 4 points (1G, 3A).

Jason Bleistein's shutout streak ended at 130:20.

Leftovers 3, Roadrunners 0

Brad Sorock (Ryan Guritz, Greg Sarno) scored 21 seconds into the game and the Leftovers never looked back as they skated to their fourth consecutive win. John Sweetland (Dave Waldock) scored on a shot from the point, and Ryan Guritz added another.

Jason Bleistein turned stopped all 26 Roadrunners shots for his second consecutive shutout.

Leftovers 2, Zephyrs 0

The teams skated through a 0-0 tie until Ryan Guritz (John Sweetland) scored on the power play with 3:53 remaining in the second period to break the deadlock.  The Zephrys' goalie did everything he could to keep his team in the game, but Brad Sorock (Bill Jungheim) scored with 1:53 remaining in the game and Jason Bleistein turned aside 14 shots to ensure a Leftovers victory.

Leftovers 11, Cougars 3

The Leftovers continued their inspired play and defeated the Cougars.  Multiple players contributed to scoring and Jeremy Wiles scored the hat trick.

After firing 57 shots on the Cougars goaltender, the Leftovers finished the back to back games going 2-0 and registering 111 shots on net.

Leftovers 3, Landsharks 0

Still smarting from their previous game, the Leftovers came out looking to redeem themselves against the undefeated Landsharks.  The Leftovers came out storming and dominated play, registering 54 shots on the Landsharks' goalie.

John Sweetland opened the scoring in the first period and Dave Waldock and Ryan Guritz added a goal in the second to seal the victory.  Jason Bleistein made 17 saves for his first shutout of the season.

Lions 8, Leftovers 1

Not much positive to say about the game other than Andy Miller tallying his first goal of the season. After that, it was all down hill and the Leftovers lose two games in a row for the second time this season and fall below .500 for the first time in their history.

Phantoms 4, Leftovers 1

The Leftovers faced off against the similarly colored Phantoms for the first time in regular season play.  Unable to get a win against them in the pre-season tournament, the Leftovers were looking to extract a bit of revenge, but fell short.

In a game close than the score indicates, the Phantoms scored first, but Ryan Guritz answered back 14 seconds later.  The game continued at a frantic pace until the Phantoms tallied a heartbreaker with 15 seconds left in the second period.

The Leftovers had their chances but couldn't put another one past the Phantoms' goalie. 

The Leftovers have two weeks off until they face off against the Lions on 2/12 at Aldrich arena.  The Leftovers beat the Lions in the first game of the season 3-2.

The Leftovers ended a two game skid with a victory over the Sting in an overtime thriller.

The Leftovers came out slow in the first period and a half, but after a brilliant hand-eye coordination goal by Anders Larson, the team stepped it up.  Jason Larson scored 33 seconds later to tie the game late in the second period.

The third period was a defensive struggle as both teams tried to put home the game winner.  A five minute overtime was necessary to settle the score.

Jeremy Wiles scored with 2:26 remaining in the overtime on a one man effort up the boards.  The goal gave the Leftovers the win and and three way tie for fourth place with 10 points.

The Leftovers will try to continue from their strong play as they face off against the Phantoms at 6:50 at West Side arena.

The Leftovers and Battlecats faced off for the fifth time in two years and the Battlecats rolled to an easy victory.

There isn't much positive news to report from this game as it was all Battlecats.  The Leftovers were out hustled and out played and it showed as they were shut out for the first time in their history.  It was also the fewest number of shots in a game (with only 1 in the second period) at 14 and the first time the team has dropped two games in a row.

The Leftovers hope to rebound in their Sunday evening matchup against the Sting.

The box score of the Battlecats game can be viewed here.

The Ice Bats scored just before the final buzzer to defeat the Leftovers

Uninspired play by the Leftovers resulted in a back and forth game and would have been lucky to get the tie.  Instead, the Ice Bats took advantage of a Leftovers defensive breakdown and netted the game winner just before time expired.

No scorekeeper was available for the game, so stats will be a little behind.  They will be updated when the information becomes available.

See the pseudo box score here.

The Leftovers came out storming, scoring the first four goals of the game and managing six different goal scorers.

Brad Sorock (Anders Larson), Ryan Guritz, Ron Burg, Jeremy Wiles (Guritz), Jason Larson (Greg Sarno, Bill Jungheim), and Tom Mueller (A. Larson, Wiles) all scored for the Leftovers who won their second game in a row. 

The Leftovers will face off against the Ice Bats in a week before taking a month long holiday break. 

The box score can be viewed here.

Jeremy Wiles opened the scoring with his first goal (Dave Waldock) of the season.  Jason Larson added two goals (Jake Dotray, Scott Hersk).  Ryan Guritz (Brad Sorock, Tom Mueller) added a goal on a one-timer and Anders Larson (Wiles) scored on a one man rush to lead the Leftovers to a 5-3 win over the Roadrunners.

The box score can be viewed here.

The Leftovers were still thinking about, well, Thanksgiving leftovers as they fell to the Zephyrs.  Tom Mueller (Jason Larson, Greg Sarno), Anders Larson (Jeremy Wiles), and Bill Jungheim scored for the Leftovers.

The box score can be viewed here.

The WebMaster of www.leftovershockey.com will be on vaction from November 22-29, which means he will miss a game. He will still try to update the website as much as he can, but game scores, stats, standing, etc. may be a little late in getting updated.

All information will be updated as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and we thank you for your patience.

The Leftovers faced off against the newly formed Cougars and came out on top.  The teams spent the first half of the first period feeling each other out.  Dave Waldock (Anders Larson, Jeremy Wiles) broke the game open by tucking the puck into a relatively open net. 

Scott Hersk (John Sweetland) scored his first of the year on a breakaway and Jason Larson (Ryan Guritz) lifted the puck over a down and out Cougars goaltender to give the Leftovers a 3-0 lead before he Cougars got a goal on a deflection toward the end of the second period.

Guritz (Brad Sorock) continued his goal scoring streak by tallying another and defenseman turned forward Sorock (J. Larson) scored his first goal of the season on a power play. 

To view the box score, click here.

The Leftovers face the Zephyrs for the first time in a Turkey Day weekend game.

The Leftovers suffered their first loss of the season.  Lackluster play and a few lucky Landshark bounces resulted in the Leftovers falling 3-2. 

Ryan Guritz scored and unassisted goal and Dave Waldock (Jason Larson, Guritz) put one home for the Leftovers.

The box score can be viewed here.

The Leftovers started their sophomore season out with a victory against the Lions.

Bill Jungheim (assisted by Anders Larson and Andy Miller) scored the Leftovers' first goal of the season on a bouncing shot from the point and Ryan Guritz added two goals (the first assisted by Jason Larson.  The second assisted by Dave Waldock and Tom Mueller).  The Leftovers withstood a last ditch effort by the Lions to seal the victory. 

The box score can be viewed here.

Other D1 West scores:
Landsharks 8, Muskies 2
Battlecats 6, Sting 3
Cougars 3, Roadrunners 1
Phantoms 4, Ice Bats 4

The schedule has been released and the Leftovers open their sophomore season on October 29 against the Lions. 

Please see the SCHEDULE page for the complete list of games, times, and locations.

There are 22 teams total in D1 and they have again been split into two divisions of eleven teams each.  Teams will play each team twice and the top four teams in each division will get playoff births.

The Leftovers find themselves placed in D1 West with a few teams new to D1.  Here are the divisions.  The schedule will be posted when it becomes available.

We won't talk about Chicago.  End of that story. 

The Leftovers joined the AHA's pre-season tourney the weekend of September 16-18 and wound up playing 5 games in less than 48 hours.

The tourney started on Friday night, September 16 when the Leftovers faced D1 newcomers the Lakers. The Lakers were outmatched and the Leftovers didn't look back all night and won the game 9-1. 

The following afternoon the Leftovers faced the similarly colored Phantoms.  The teams went back and forth, and in the end, the Phantoms came out on top 2-1 on a nice tip in front of the net. 

Down but not out, the Leftovers faced off against the Blizzard.  Knowing that a win would put us into the playoff, we played hard and won 2-0. We celebrated lightly and got ready for the next game.

Sunday morning, we faced off against the Sting.  It was another hard fought game, but the Leftovers prevailed 2-1.  The Sting had several scoring chances in the final moments, but they were unable to capitalize.

The Phantoms won their playoff game in a shootout, so it was time for a rematch.  Unfortunately, the Leftovers never showed up for the Championship game and fell 2-0. 

We have some work to do before the season officially beings in the end of October.  Scrimmages and practices will be posted when they become available.