This S52 SMJHL Draft Prospect Tournament started off with not a bang but a KABOOM. The Charlie Angels and the Alpha Rococos competed in an 11-9 shootout that would ultimately favor the Angels.

The first period contained most of the action, with half of the goals scored there. The Rococos flew out the gate with two goals in four minutes from Love Beck and Pooks Halloway. But it would take just two more minutes for the Angels' Steve Harrington to score and bring them back in it. Paul Atredies would immediately answer with one more for the Rococos. But the Angels were unsatisfied with that answer, and would go on to score seven unanswered goals extending into the second period. These would include a second for Harrington, and two for both Jacob Rizzo and Paddy Kane-Reilly. Rococo goalie John Curtis would be replaced by Jason Voorhees during that stretch, but it wouldn't make any difference to the Angels offense.

The second period would go to the Rococos who, determined to stay in the game, would score four more in a total team effort. They would nearly score five, but one would be overturned on review. The Angels would enter the third period with just a one point lead.

In the third, the Angels would score to extend their lead. This would force out Voorhees and bring Curtis back to his spot in front of the Rococo net. Things seemed to be turning around, and the Rococos would tie it up off great passes from Jimmy Wagner and an assist and second goal for Halloway. The game would wrap up with a goal from Kevin Trabs and the finishing touch on a hat-trick from Kane-Reilly to seal the win for the Angels.

The three stars would all go to Angels player, but that hardly tells the whole story. First star to Kane-Reilly for his key hat-trick and assist. Second star to Harrington for his two goals and an assist in a dominant first period. Third star to Rizzo for his two goals and two assists.

The Rococos played hard, and special mention should go to Halloway for his two goals and two assists, and Wagner for his goal and three crucial assists.