Charlie Angels Showcase Impressive Talent with 11-8 Win over the Echo Ofthevoids.




As the second day of the Prospect Tournament comes to a close in Quebec City, the Echo Ofthevoids are still feeling the effects of a devastating 11 to 8 loss at the hands of the Charlie Angels.  The game boasted great offensive prowess with both teams combining for a total of nineteen goals. 

A breakdown of the game period by period will show how the game was never a close one, with the Charlie Angel’s maintaining at least a 3 goal lead consistently throughout regulation.

1st Period
These two teams wasted no time getting on the score sheet, registering a combined four goals within the first two minutes of the first period.  The first goal of the game was scored twenty seconds into the period by Charlie Angel Viktor Erlingsson who received a beautiful pass from Samuel Mains on the rush. 

The Echo Ofthevoids responded with two back to back goals eithin a minute of each other, scored by Thomas Grygera and Shlapp Shaht. 

After these two goals, the Charlie Angels scored five straights which contributed to the final score of the period being 7 to 4.

2nd Period
The second period may have produced less goals but did not produce any less excitement from these two teams.  The shots for each team were evenly distributed at twelve for each team. 

The Echo Ofthevoids struck first two minutes in the period with Shlapp Shaht scoring his second of the game and the tournament off of a laser beam from the top of the circle.  This momentum was not held long as the Charlie Angels would score three times in the second period, impoving to a four goal lead at 10-6.

3rd Period
The third period started off with Jacob Rizzo of the Charlie Angels scoring a quick goal off of a breakaway set up by Wolf Weiss two minutes into the period.  The Echo Ofthevoids would have a short lived rally, scoring two goals late in the third, but it was too little too late. 

Final Score
11 to 8, Charlie Angels taking the lead and all three stars of the game. 

Jacob Rizzo scored a goal each period as well as assisting on two additional goals, giving him a five-point game and the first star.  The league should expect to see big things from this young man throughout the tournament.