Leftovers Go Winless in Vegas

The Leftovers played well in their three games in Vegas, despite not winning a game.

They gave up a 3-1 lead twice, losing the first game in the waning moments and salvaging a tie in the second game. 

In all, it was a good tournament and the parity was much better than the Leftovers' first national tournament in Chicago in their rookie season. 

In other news, no one was arrested or spent any time in jail, so the trip was considered a success.  Hangovers are another story.

Some of the Leftovers are playing the AHA Summer League.  Please feel free to come out and cheer them on.  Summer Schedule.

See you next winter!

LEFTOVERS: C2 CHAMPIONS

The Leftovers, in their third year of existence and first year in C2 have won the C2 Tier Championship by defeating the Venom 5-1.

The Leftovers came out strong, scoring three power play goals and never looking back in the fight filled, penalty rich game.

The Leftovers get a month off before traveling to Las Vegas for the USA Hockey National Tournament.

Leftovers Win Pool; Face Venom For C2 Championship

The Leftovers stormed back from a 2-0 deficit, scoring three unanswered goals to beat the Battle Cats for the C2 Pool A Championship game.

Ryan Guritz notched the game winner with 6:02 left in the third period and the Leftovers killed off a Battle Cat power play to secure the win. They will face off against the Venom at 3:30 for C2 bragging rights.

Leftovers Make Pool Final

The Leftovers jumped out to a 2-1 lead and then scored five power play goals to lead themselves to a victory over the Bullheads 9-1.

The win puts the Leftovers in the pool championship on Sunday morning for the second time in their three year existence. They will get a rematch against the Battle Cats.

Leftovers Get Win Against Mudflaps

Jake Dotray scored two goals, including the game winner to lead the Leftovers to a 3-2 victory over the Mudflaps. Becky Olson had the Leftovers other goal.

The Leftovers played tough and jumped out to a 3-1 lead before the Mudflaps added one late in the third period. The Leftovers stepped it up defensively to secure the win.

The Leftovers will enjoy a few hours' rest before facing off against the Bullheads. The Leftovers need a win to make it to the Championship Game on Sunday morning.

Leftovers Open Playoffs With Tie

The Leftovers opened the third period with two goals, but weren't able to hold on as they skated to a 5-5 tie with the Battle Cats.

Another defensive game, featuring a large handful of penalties, displayed a lot of neutral zone play with each team dominating at different times.

The Leftovers will rest for their double header on Saturday as they face off against the Mudflaps on the Olympic sheet of ice and and evening game against the Bullheads, both of C2 West.

Barons Defeat Leftovers; Leftovers Finish Fourth

The Leftovers lost their final game of the regular season by falling to the Barons 5-4.

Trailing 5-2 early in the thir period, the Leftovers tried to make a game of it by added two goals. Even a two man advantage in the final seconds wasn't enough to salvage a tie.

In finishing fourth, the Leftovers will be placed in Pool A for the playoffs with the C2 East Battle Cats. The Mudflaps and Bullheads cross over from C2 West to complete the pool. The playoffs open on April 13.

Battle Cats Take Season Series

The Battle Cats win the season series with the Leftovers 2-1 by winning the final game 3-1. 

The game was very defensive, with the teams amassing only 35 shots on goal. Ryan Guritz struck for the Leftovers in the first period but the Battle Cats tallied two in the second and added an empty netter in the third to seal the game.

The Leftovers are still in third place and will have to wait until the final weekend to find out where they will be seeded. We will have the schedule posted as soon as the information is in.

Leftovers Make Playoffs

The Leftovers made the playoffs in their first year at C2 by defeating the Landsharks 5-1. 

Finishing the game with 46 shots on goal, the Leftovers were led by Jeremy Wiles' hat trick.

The Leftovers are unsure as to their seeding as of yet, but they have secured their position in the playoffs.  Depending on the final two games, they will either be the third (as they hold the tie breaker with the River Pirates with fewer total penalties) seed.

Phantoms Get Iced; Lose Cool

Rob Krebs scored a hat trick and five other Leftovers scored as they defeated the Phantoms 8-1.

The Leftovers scored early in the first and never looked back as they peppered the Phantoms goalie with 34 shots and carried play throughout the game. 

The third period featured a scrum in the Phantoms' corner that resulted in two Phantoms players being ejected.

Another Leftovers win or a Titans loss will secure a playoff spot for the Leftovers.

Leftovers Shutout Taz Devils

The Leftovers returned to the winning column by defeating the Taz Devils 7-0.

Becky Olson had three points on the night (2G, 1A) and also got tallies from Mike Nelson, Jeremy Wiles, Mike Waltman, Peter Hanf and Ryan Guritz. Jason Bleistein turned aside 41 shots.

The win keeps the Leftovers in the playoff hunt as they face the Phantoms in a Tuesday night game.

Leftovers Lose to Bulldogs

The Leftovers dominated the first 15 minutes of the game, outshooting the Bulldogs 15-1 and leading 2-0. The Bulldogs tied the score in the final two minutes of the first. After changing leads, the Bulldogs leaped ahead in the third and never looked back.

The Leftovers will need to get back in the winning column against the Taz Devils on Saturday.

Kodiaks Break Leftovers' Streak

The last place Kodiaks took advantage of a weak showing by the Leftovers and eked by 2-1.

Ryan Guritz scored the only goal for the Leftovers in a game that featured a controversial game winning goal, as well as a disallowed goal for the Leftovers.

The Leftovers hope to get back in the win column in their late night matchup against the Bulldogs.

Leftovers Win 6th in a Row

The Leftovers continued their inspired play and won their 6th game in a row and remained unbeaten in their last seven by downing the Titans 4-2.

Tom Mueller scored two goals to lead the Leftovers, including one on the power play. The game was fairly even until Mike Waltman notched the game winner with 3:42 left in the game.

The Leftovers have the week off until their Sunday matinee against the Kodiaks at the Coliseum.

Leftovers Win; Watch Pirates Form Conga Line to Penalty Box

The Leftovers continued their inspired play, scoring five power play goals in a 9-3 rout of the River Pirates, proving that their previous 7-4 loss was indeed a fluke. The River Pirates went to the box 18 times, providing the Leftovers with plenty of opportunities to seal the deal. Dave Bies scored four goals and had two assists in the winning effort.

Leftovers Down Barons

The Leftovers won their 4th game in a row and remained undefeated in their last 5 as they beat the Baron 6-2 in a penalty filled game. Jason Larson, Dave Bies, Peter Hanf and Mike Nelson each scored a goal for the Leftovers and Becky Olson tallied two, including the game winner on a power play.

The Leftovers have ten days off until they face off against the River Pirates and hope to show them that their first win was a fluke.

The Leftovers continued their solid play and put in a full team effort, beating the previously undefeated Battle Cats their first loss of the season.  The game was very back and forth with the Leftovers holding the edge in shots 20-18.

Becky Olson, Dave Bies and Jeremy Wiles scored for the Leftovers, who won their third straight game. 

The Leftovers came out storming, opening up with a three goal lead.  They then surrendered three goals to the Landsharks in the second period.  The Landsharks would then take the lead until the Leftovers tied the game on a fluke goal.

Anders Larson roofed the game winner on the power play with 5:14 and the Leftovers held off the Landsharks the remainder of the game.

After several unsuccessful attempts, the Leftovers finally managed to defeat the Phantoms 2-1. After going 0-4 in various contests, the Leftovers came out storming and applied constant pressure, outshooting the Phantoms 29-14

Dean Evenson opened the scoring on a rebound and Brent Hanson found the net in what proved to be the game winner.

The Leftovers will enjoy the holiday season before returning to the ice on January 7, 2007.

Happy Holidays!!!

Anders Larson, Becky Olson, Ryan Guritz and Jason Larson all scored power play goals and Mike Waltman added a short handed goal as the Leftovers tied the Taz Devils 5-5.

The Leftovers had a two goal lead heading into the second period. The Taz Devils were able to tie the game twice. Due to time constraints, there was no overtime.

The Leftovers have four day off until they look for their first win against the Phantoms.

The tough times continue for the Leftovers as they fall to the Bulldogs 7-2. It was a closer game than the score would indicate, but the Bulldogs were able to capitalize on a few lucky bounces.

Jeremy Wiles scored both goals for the Leftovers.

The Leftovers lit the lamp 12 times en route to a 12-2 victory over the Kodiaks at the Coliseum.

Jeremy Wiles notched four goals and Mike Waltman and sub player Rob Krebs added hat tricks to lead the team.  Nine different players had at least one point for the Leftovers.

After surrendering a goal 17 seconds into the game, the Leftovers tied the game on a goal by Anders Larson.  The Titans would at two in the third and the Leftovers rebounded with goals from Ryan Guritz and Dave Bies to force overtime.

The Leftovers had plenty of chances in the extra session with two power plays.  They were unable to convert and the game ended in a 3-3 tie.

The Leftovers came out storming, but were hurt by a weak second period.  Mustering only 2 shots, the River Pirates scored four goals, which proved to be the difference in the game, on their way to a 7-4 victory over the Leftovers.  The loss was the second worst in Leftovers history.

The Leftovers are hoping to rebound next week against the Titans.

The Leftovers used three power play goals to beat the Barons 3-2. Dave Waldock, Jason Larson, and Dean Evenson tallied power play goals in each period, respectively. The win gave the Leftovers their first C2 win.

The Leftovers face off against the 2-0 River Pirates next Saturday at 7:50.

The Leftovers dropped their season opener to the Battle Cats 2-1 in a game that gave the Cats three 5 on 3 advantages. The Leftovers put forth a valiant effort, but were unable to score on a power play in the end of the game. The box score can be viewed here.

The Leftovers will try to get their first C2 win next week against the Barons.

The schedule for the 2006-07 Winter season was officially released today.  The Leftovers open their season against the oft played Battle Cats.  This very even series between the two teams is sure to be a classic, so get your tickets early.

The C2 divisions were announced today as the Leftovers are placed in C2 East.  They will play the Barons, Battle Cats, Bulldogs,Kodiaks, Landsharks, Phantoms, River Pirates, Taz Devils, and Titans. 

The schedule should be posted in another 2-3weeks. 

The Leftovers were officially moved to C2 for the beginning of the 2006-2007 Winter Season.  Unfortunately, this resulted in some players being let go or stepping down and a new clan of Leftovers joining the frey. 

Division and game information will be posted in the usual spots once that information becomes available.  Pre-season tickets on sale now.