Saturday September 27, saw the Posse travel to Chase to face the early season division leaders.  The Art Holdings Memorial Arena has not treated the Posse well and the boys were eager to change their luck.

The game started off in typical Posse fashion with Dale’s crew establishing a strong forecheck and strong cycle game.  After a number of strong shifts Wade Masch openned the scoring by getting a shot through the 5 hole on the Chiefs goaltender.  The first period ended as it had started with the Posse dictating the play.  Evan Weaver scored his second goal of the year on a breakaway early in the second on a stretch pass from Kieran Friesen.  Chase made the game tight by scoring late in the second with a shot deflecting past goalie Tanner Sheridan.

The third period was a defensive struggle with Princeton killing three minor penalties.  Billy Marshall secured a two lead with a wrist shot from the point past the Chief goalie. 

The Posse continued to work the cycle for most of the remaining time keeping the Chief’s off the scoresheet.  Nick Cecconi continued his strong play with a huge hit on Chase captain Patterson.  The result of the hit saw the Chief’s take a late penalty.  Late in the game the Chief’s pulled the goalie and Wade Masch added his second goal of the game with an empty netter from his side of center. 

Adding assists where Brooks Christensen (2), Derrick Delisser (2), Kieran Friesen (1), Billy Marshall (1) and Brody Brewster (1).

Final score Princeton 4 – Chase 1.

Three stars.. 1-Wade Masch,  2-Brooks Christensen,  3-Jordan Bytelaar (chief’s goalie)