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Ken-GI Comes Back To Tie FLOP

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BY RANDY SCHULTZ –

TONAWANDA, NY – The Kenmore/Grand Island girl’s varsity ice hockey team scored two third period goals to come from behind and tie FLOP (Frontier, Lake Shore, Orchard Park), 2-2, Tuesday evening at Lincoln Ice Arena. It was the only game scheduled in the WNYGVIH.

FLOP opened up the scoring at the 11:43 mark of the first period when Jacelyn Smaczniak, an eighth grade defenseman from Frontier HS, scored. Emery Fitzery, a junior from Frontier, assisted on the goal.

FLOP scored the only goal of the second period when Lilly Kushner, an eighth grader from Lake Shore, scored at the 11:30 mark to give her team a 2-0 lead. Assists went to Samantha Torgerson, a senior defenseman from Frontier and Maura Langdon, an junior forward from Orchard Park.

It was all Ken/GI in the third period. They finally got on the scoreboard when Carissa Buyea, a senior center from Kenmore West tallied her first goal of the season at 7:52 to make it 2-1. Isabella Jayme, a freshman from Grand Island, got the assist.

That set the stage for Isabelle Bourgeault, a freshman from Ken-West, to tie the game, 2-2, at the 7:20 mark. Assists went to Jayme and Molly Leggett, a senior from Grand Island.

The two teams played one overtime period with no scoring.

Ken/GI fired 34 shots at FLOP goalie, Kerrigan McCarthy, a sophomore from Orchard Park, while FLOP shot 20 at Ken/GI netminder Carolyn Bourgeault, a junior from Ken-West.

(Photo by Janet Schultz Photography/NY Hockey OnLine)

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Janet has been covering women's hockey for over 35 years. Along with a 38 year career in Public Relations and over 40 years photographing sports, she found a passion in women's hockey. Her initial story was on the founding of the Niagara University D1 program, she expanded to collegiate and youth and was active in the founding and promoting of the WNY Girls Varsity Ice Hockey Federation. When Professional Women's Hockey hit the ice she was there, one of the first to release the story in WNY. Along with her husband, Randy, people comment that if there's hockey, the Schultz's are there!