DARK PIGEONS SCORES - WINTER 2005

01/06/05

01/09/05

01/20/05

01/27/05

01/30/05

02/13/05

02/20/05

03/03/05

03/10/05

03/13/05

03/24/05

03/31/05

04/10/05

04/14/05

04/21/05

Dark Pigeons - 1

Dark Pigeons - 5

Dark Pigeons - 6

Dark Pigeons - 2

Dark Pigeons - 5

Dark Pigeons - 3

Dark Pigeons - 8

Dark Pigeons - 3

Dark Pigeons - 3

Dark Pigeons - 10

Dark Pigeons - 6

Dark Pigeons - 3

Dark Pigeons - 3

Dark Pigeons - 6

Dark Pigeons - 6

Steelheads - 0

Labatt Blue - 2

Lab Monkeys - 0

Phillips - 2

Outlaws - 4

A-Team - 1

Skipjacks - 7

Steelheads - 3

Labatt Blue - 2

Lab Monkeys - 0

Phillips - 3

Outlaws - 0

A-Team - 2

Outlaws - 3

Skip Jacks - 5 (OT)

Season Summary

Bonanno

Mathers

Kemmlein

Voss

Howe

Strobert

Sheads

Clowney

13

13

10

7

7

5

2

1

Bonanno

Sheads

Mathers

Clowney

Voss

Strobert

Howe

Tafoya

Kemmlein

10

7

6

5

4

4

3

2

1

Bonanno

Mathers

Kemmlein

Voss

Howe

Sheads

Strobert

Clowney

Tafoya

23

19

11

11

10

9

9

6

2

Bonanno

Strobert

Kemmlein

Mathers

Voss

16

4

2

2

2

Regular Season Scoring Leaders

Goals

Assists

Points

P.I.M.

Playoff Scoring Leaders

Goals

Assists

Points

P.I.M.

The Dark Pigeons extended their regular season unbeaten streak to 28
games (23 - 0 - 5) over the Winter of 2005 campaign. Matt Bonanno
set team records for the longest consecutive games with a goal (21)
and points (37). The Pigeons drank from the cup for the fourth time in
League history as Craig Kemmlein banged home the game winner 31
seconds into overtime. Klair retired as a Pigeon with an impressive 24
game unbeaten streak in net.

Kemmlein

Bonanno

Howe

Strobert

Clowney

Mathers

4

2

2

2

1

1

Mathers

Strobert

Bonanno

Howe

Sheads

Voss

3

3

1

1

1

1

Strobert

Kemmlein

Mathers

Bonanno

Howe

Clowney

Sheads

Voss

5

4

4

3

3

1

1

1

Bonanno

Strobert

Voss

2

2

2