Hockey Central
Week 11 - Division 3 Scoreboard
JANUARY 23rd, 2026
GAME 1
VetiVa surges past Manulife 5-3 with dominant second period
VetiVa powered to a 5-3 win over Manulife thanks to a three-goal second period and a strong showing from goaltender Adrian Huen. Manulife opened the scoring late in the first when Ryan CL Lee struck unassisted at 14:32 as he skated thru 3 defenders and chipped it under the glove and over the pad to make it 1-0 Manulife.
VetiVa came alive in the middle frame. Scott Strickland (VetiVa LPP) tied the game at 3:32 as he picked up a loose puck in the high slot and roofed it top corner glove side to tie. Paul Chai then gave VetiVa the lead at 10:30, cleaning up the rebound after a shot by Matt Ng. Just a minute later, Juerg Fritschi extended the advantage to 3-1 as he one timed a cross-ice pass from Theo Wong from the right faceoff dot past Grant Phillips.
The third period saw VetiVa put the game away. Matt Ng scored twice - first at 3:10 with a breakaway from his own blueline after Chai cleared the puck as he skated down and deked to the backhand, and then again at 7:15 when he one timed a shot to the top corner after receiving a pass from behind the goal line by Wong - to push the lead to 5-1. Manulife mounted a late push as Reto Broennimann scored at 8:40 when he split the defense and goes bar down glove side, and Ryan Lee added another on the powerplay at 12:40 as he cut
out from the left boards and puts it over the pad and under the glove on Huen, but the comeback fell short.
Adrian Huen stood tall with 18 saves on 21 shots, while Grant Phillips faced 19 shots at the other end.
Three Stars of the Game:
1. Matt Ng (VetiVa) - 2 goals, 1 assist
2. Adrian Huen (VetiVa) - 18 saves
3. Paul Chai (VetiVa) - 1 goal, 2 assists
GAME 2
JOG Sports battles back to defeat China Hockey Group 5-3
JOG Sports earned a hard-fought 5-3 victory over China Hockey Group, overcoming an early deficit before pulling away in the third period. CHG opened the scoring late in the first at 4:30 when Warren Ang’s shot from the top of the circle deflects off the defenseman’s stick and into the top corner glove side to give CHG a 1-0 lead heading into the break.
The momentum shifted quickly in the second period. Scott Strickland tied the game just 28 seconds in when he cut down the middle splitting the defense and scoring top corner blocker side on Arthur Chan (CHG LPP), only for Stephen Levac to respond at 6:04 with a solo effort that restored CHG’s lead. Levac broke down the left boards and across the crease to slot it in far side past Martin Jim. JOG pushed back hard - after a lot of pressure, Tracy Wong tied it 2-2 picking up the rebound on the side of the net. Leon Mo then struck at 9:10 with a breakaway forehand backhand goal to give JOG their first lead of the night. But a few minutes later, Levac answered for CHG with a goal identical to his first to send the game into the third knotted at 3-3.
JOG locked it down from there. Jacob McLoughlin scored the eventual game-winner just 40 seconds into the final frame, finishing a pass from Nathan Chow on the side of the net. JOG withstood the CHG push the rest of the period and Mo then sealed the win with an empty-netter at 14:43.
Martin Jim delivered a strong performance for JOG with 17 saves, while Arthur Chan (LPP) kept CHG competitive with 16 stops.
Three Stars of the Game:
1. Tracy Wong (JOG) - 1 goal
2. Martin Jim (JOG) - 17 saves
3. Jacob McLoughlin (JOG) - 1 goal, 1 assist
GAME 3
RBC Lions edge AsiaXpat 3-2 with late power-play heroics
RBC Lions pulled off a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over AsiaXpat, powered by two third-period goals and a stellar showing from goaltender Arthur Chan.
AsiaXpat struck first at 9:12 of the opening frame when Alvin Sham scored unassisted to make it 1-0.
RBC responded early in the second as Antoine Devolz tied the game at 4:10, burying an unassisted effort to shift momentum.
The third period delivered fireworks. Sham struck again shorthanded at 12:34 as he rushed past 2 defenders and slots it 5-hole on Chan to reclaim the lead for AsiaXpat, but Xpat got into penalty trouble late in the game, and RBC answered on the 2 man power play less than a minute later - Vincent Ahrens converted a pass from Justin Kuok at the side of the left post at 13:28 to make it 2-2. RBC earned another power-play chance moments later, and Devolz delivered the dagger at 14:40, as he was allowed to skate in from the top of the left circle and he shoots it 5-hole to complete the comeback.
Arthur Chan was excellent in net, stopping 19 of 21 shots for RBC, while Martin Jim turned away 18 shots for AsiaXpat in the narrow loss.
Three Stars of the Game:
1. Antoine Devolz (RBC) - 2 goals
2. Alvin Sham (AsiaXpat) - 2 goals
3. Arthur Chan (RBC) - 19 saves
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GAME 1
VetiVa surges past Manulife 5-3 with dominant second period
VetiVa powered to a 5-3 win over Manulife thanks to a three-goal second period and a strong showing from goaltender Adrian Huen. Manulife opened the scoring late in the first when Ryan CL Lee struck unassisted at 14:32 as he skated thru 3 defenders and chipped it under the glove and over the pad to make it 1-0 Manulife.
VetiVa came alive in the middle frame. Scott Strickland (VetiVa LPP) tied the game at 3:32 as he picked up a loose puck in the high slot and roofed it top corner glove side to tie. Paul Chai then gave VetiVa the lead at 10:30, cleaning up the rebound after a shot by Matt Ng. Just a minute later, Juerg Fritschi extended the advantage to 3-1 as he one timed a cross-ice pass from Theo Wong from the right faceoff dot past Grant Phillips.
The third period saw VetiVa put the game away. Matt Ng scored twice - first at 3:10 with a breakaway from his own blueline after Chai cleared the puck as he skated down and deked to the backhand, and then again at 7:15 when he one timed a shot to the top corner after receiving a pass from behind the goal line by Wong - to push the lead to 5-1. Manulife mounted a late push as Reto Broennimann scored at 8:40 when he split the defense and goes bar down glove side, and Ryan Lee added another on the powerplay at 12:40 as he cut
out from the left boards and puts it over the pad and under the glove on Huen, but the comeback fell short.
Adrian Huen stood tall with 18 saves on 21 shots, while Grant Phillips faced 19 shots at the other end.
Three Stars of the Game:
1. Matt Ng (VetiVa) - 2 goals, 1 assist
2. Adrian Huen (VetiVa) - 18 saves
3. Paul Chai (VetiVa) - 1 goal, 2 assists
GAME 2
JOG Sports battles back to defeat China Hockey Group 5-3
JOG Sports earned a hard-fought 5-3 victory over China Hockey Group, overcoming an early deficit before pulling away in the third period. CHG opened the scoring late in the first at 4:30 when Warren Ang’s shot from the top of the circle deflects off the defenseman’s stick and into the top corner glove side to give CHG a 1-0 lead heading into the break.
The momentum shifted quickly in the second period. Scott Strickland tied the game just 28 seconds in when he cut down the middle splitting the defense and scoring top corner blocker side on Arthur Chan (CHG LPP), only for Stephen Levac to respond at 6:04 with a solo effort that restored CHG’s lead. Levac broke down the left boards and across the crease to slot it in far side past Martin Jim. JOG pushed back hard - after a lot of pressure, Tracy Wong tied it 2-2 picking up the rebound on the side of the net. Leon Mo then struck at 9:10 with a breakaway forehand backhand goal to give JOG their first lead of the night. But a few minutes later, Levac answered for CHG with a goal identical to his first to send the game into the third knotted at 3-3.
JOG locked it down from there. Jacob McLoughlin scored the eventual game-winner just 40 seconds into the final frame, finishing a pass from Nathan Chow on the side of the net. JOG withstood the CHG push the rest of the period and Mo then sealed the win with an empty-netter at 14:43.
Martin Jim delivered a strong performance for JOG with 17 saves, while Arthur Chan (LPP) kept CHG competitive with 16 stops.
Three Stars of the Game:
1. Tracy Wong (JOG) - 1 goal
2. Martin Jim (JOG) - 17 saves
3. Jacob McLoughlin (JOG) - 1 goal, 1 assist
GAME 3
RBC Lions edge AsiaXpat 3-2 with late power-play heroics
RBC Lions pulled off a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over AsiaXpat, powered by two third-period goals and a stellar showing from goaltender Arthur Chan.
AsiaXpat struck first at 9:12 of the opening frame when Alvin Sham scored unassisted to make it 1-0.
RBC responded early in the second as Antoine Devolz tied the game at 4:10, burying an unassisted effort to shift momentum.
The third period delivered fireworks. Sham struck again shorthanded at 12:34 as he rushed past 2 defenders and slots it 5-hole on Chan to reclaim the lead for AsiaXpat, but Xpat got into penalty trouble late in the game, and RBC answered on the 2 man power play less than a minute later - Vincent Ahrens converted a pass from Justin Kuok at the side of the left post at 13:28 to make it 2-2. RBC earned another power-play chance moments later, and Devolz delivered the dagger at 14:40, as he was allowed to skate in from the top of the left circle and he shoots it 5-hole to complete the comeback.
Arthur Chan was excellent in net, stopping 19 of 21 shots for RBC, while Martin Jim turned away 18 shots for AsiaXpat in the narrow loss.
Three Stars of the Game:
1. Antoine Devolz (RBC) - 2 goals
2. Alvin Sham (AsiaXpat) - 2 goals
3. Arthur Chan (RBC) - 19 saves
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