The crowd was on their feet as the D-5 Ducks took to the ice for their game against the Killa Beez. The two teams played once before and this game promised to be an intense one. However, things did not go well for the D-5 Ducks in the first period. The Killa Beez came out strong and scored a handful of goals. Kyle Hannahean, playing
District 5 defeated D6 aka The Hawks by a score of 9-2 on Thursday. They were able to pull through with the win all while being short half their team, with key members stepping up to the plate. As Hawks, they forgot that you never fight one duck, you always fight the whole flock. First and foremost, Nicholas Ice got himself on the scoresheet with
D5 told the Goodfellas to “get their shine box” as the puck dropped on this late Thursday night. It was the Goodfellas though, who started the scoring early as a defensive turnover led to the opening tally. Continuing to play their game, D5 answered back with a flurry of goals and stuffed the net like a cannoli. This effort was led by cock of the
As they took the ice for their next contest, an intial “WTF” moment occurred when the Beez had a similar looking (but not the same) jersey as D5, mainly the yellow belt. Brushed aside, D5 fell behind early before settling down and pounding the beez. Take a page from the previous game, D5 began to fire away from everywhere and anywhere. With Chris Amon leading
A contentious and anxious air was in the locker room on a cold January evening. Fleeting memories of achampionship squandered due to a technicality, polluted the minds of D-5 as they got dressed to seekrevenge. “We want to 10 goal them. We want to make them pay.” Was the quote from the four eyedcaptain on the off season. But this go get ‘em attitude quickly
In their season finale, District 5 squared off against Motley Crew, eyeing the top spot. To secure first place, District 5 needed a victory but got off to a rocky start, conceding three goals in the opening five minutes. Bobby Rapuano soon ignited hope for District 5, netting their first goal and narrowing the deficit. Despite this, Motley Crew maintained dominance, tallying a total of