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ONE DOWN, TWO TO GO!

By Mitch Beck
March 12, 2010 5 Min Read
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Charlotte Checkers     VERSUS      Gwinnett Gladiators

CHECKERS BATTLE BACK FOR DRAMATIC SHOOTOUT WIN
 
Marshall Nets Hat Trick; Carroll Scores League-Leading Fourth Shootout Winner

 

The Charlotte Checkers battled back from a two-goal third-period deficit to force overtime and win, 5-4, in a shootout over the Gwinnett Gladiators on Thursday evening.

David Marshall recorded his first career hat trick and Andrew Carroll scored his league-leading fourth shootout-winning goal of the season. Ryan Munce stopped 36 shots for his third win in four tries while Gladiators goaltender Danny Taylor stopped 33 of 37 in a losing effort.

The Checkers opened the scoring midway through the first period on a goal by Matt Stefanishion. David Urquhart, who was assigned by Hartford (AHL) earlier in the day, fired a shot off the post and Stefanishion was there to one-time the rebound home for his 17th of the season.

Gwinnett would even the score seven minutes later on an unlucky play for Charlotte. Matt Caruana let a shot go from the right side wall that deflected off of teammate Michael Forney and past Munce.

Early in the second period, Gwinnett forward Adam Berti was awarded a penalty shot when he was hauled down on a breakaway, however Munce was there to shut the door and keep the game tied at 1-1.

Charlotte took its second lead of the game just minutes later while working with the man advantage. Stefanishion one-timed a pass by Steve Ward toward the net and Marshall tipped it between his legs and past Taylor for the 2-1 lead.

With time winding down in the period, the Gladiators scored two quick goals, 45 seconds apart, to take a 3-2 lead. Forward Tim Miller beat Munce with a low slap shot before Scott Mifsud banged home a rebound from a scrum in the crease.

Gwinnett would add another, midway through the third, before the Checkers scored to cut the deficit in half. Tyler Doig fed a saucer pass to Marshall in the slot who then broke in alone on Taylor. Marshall faked a shot and backhanded the puck into the top corner to make it a 4-3 game.

Charlotte trailed with less than a minute to play in the game and pulled Munce for the extra attacker. Stefanishion carried the puck into the Gladiators’ zone and, with two defenders on him, made a great pass to Marshall in the slot to keep the play alive. Marshall made no mistake as he skated in, faked and this time put a forehand shot into the top corner for the hat trick and game-tying goal.

Both goalies were solid in the overtime frame, stopping the flurry of scoring chances from either side and setting the stage for a shootout.

In the shootout, Aaron Slattengren potted his signature low-blocker wrist shot before Mifsud evened the score. The remaining shooters were unable to score and it came down to the last shooter for Charlotte, Carroll, who skated in and beat Taylor high blocker side for the dramatic win.

The Checkers (33-20-7) will next host Gwinnett on Saturday for “Pink in the Rink”. The puck drops at 7 p.m. and ticket information can be obtained by calling 704-342-4-ICE or visiting www.gocheckers.com. Season tickets for the inaugural 2010-11 AHL season are now on sale and 40-game packages start as low as $200.

GAME SUMMARY and OFFICIAL SCORERS SHEET

 

STANDINGS: 

TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS GF GA STK P 10 PIM
1. South Carolina Sting Rays 63 36 16 5 6 83 221 195 1-0-0-0 5-3-1-1 858
2. Charlotte Checkers 60 33 20 4 3 73 212 197 3-0-1-0 5-4-1-0 1279
3. Florida Everblades 61 32 20 4 5 73 202 187 0-1-0-0 7-2-1-0 1136
4. Gwinnett Gladiators 61 28 26 4 3 63 215 235 2-0-0-1 3-5-1-1 985
 
 
SCOREBOARD:
The Checkers were literally the ONLY game in town as the rest of the league had the night off.

 

NOTES:
*
This is the first of three against the last place Gladiators. Not only has it turned out that these are the games in hand on Florida and South Carolina, it’s against a last place team which are games they NEED to win. The addition of Dave Urquhart will help the back line that much more.

* The Checkers are 9-2-1 in their last 12 home games

* David Marshall has four goals in the last two games

* Matt Schepke leads the team with a +18 rating

* Michelle Leveille has nine points (2g, 7a) in his last six games

* Andrew Carroll leads the team with 24 goals and leads the ECHL with four shootout-winning goals

 

LINES:

Carroll – Taylor – Schepke 
DiDiomete – Tkaczuk – Stefanishion
Doig – Leveille © – Slattengren
Marshall

Dowzak – Schaeffer
Berube – Urquhart
Ward – Crane

Munce
Kreutzer

 (Assistant Captains Bold and Italicized)

 

SCRATCHES:

Randy Rowe – Recall in Lake Erie
Matt Ford – Recall in Lake Erie
Julien Brouillette – Recall in Hartford
Ethan Graham – Recall in Texas
Kenny Roche – Recall in Providence
T.J. Reynolds – Undisclosed Injury – 2-3 weeks
Chris Snavely – Upper Body – 2-3 weeks
Trevor Glass – Back Surgery – Season over
Codey Burki – Undisclosed – Season over
Chris Chappell – Shoulder Surgery – Season over

 

THREE STARS:

1. GWT – P. Galivan
2. GWT – P. Youngclaus
3. GWT – M. Francis

 

ON ICE OFFICIALS:

Referee:
Jarrod Ragusin (28)

Linesmen:
Mathieu Chenier (71)
Paul Reid (97)

 

NEXT GAME:

The Checkers have a rare Friday night off before the back–to-back with Gwinnett. Game time Friday night for the soon to be Carolina Hurricane affiliate is 7pm. Jason Shaya will have all the action.

For live in-game coverage from your cell phone or computer, we’ll have the action for you at www.twitter.com/howlingstoday.

You can always buy tickets for any Checkers game home or away at Ticketmaster.com.

Should you want to watch this very exciting team from the comfort of your computer chair, all Checkers games are available on B2Live.

 

SCORE-SHEET:

Gwinnett Gladiators 4 At Charlotte Checkers 5 (SO) – Status: Final SO

Mar 11, 2010 – Time Warner Cable Arena

Gwinnett 1 2 1 0 – 4

Charlotte 1 1 2 0 – 5

1st Period-1, Charlotte, Stefanishion 17 (Tkaczuk, Urquhart), 10:08. 2, Gwinnett, Forney 11 (Caruana, Francis), 16:50. Penalties-Roberts Gwt (tripping), 17:11; Taylor Chr (roughing), 19:20.

2nd Period-3, Charlotte, Marshall 17 (Stefanishion, Ward), 5:37 (pp). 4, Gwinnett, Mifsud 17 (McLean, Galivan), 18:04. 5, Gwinnett, Mifsud 18 (Youngclaus, Galivan), 18:49. Penalties-served by Gwt (head-butting (attempt) – double), 0:00; Francis Gwt (delay of game), 4:41; Francis Gwt (tripping), 7:57; Fritsch Gwt (closing hand on puck), 11:44; Filangieri Gwt (high-sticking), 19:42.

3rd Period-6, Gwinnett, Roberts 10   9:19 (pp). 7, Charlotte, Marshall 18 (Doig), 14:04. 8, Charlotte, Marshall 19 (Doig, Stefanishion), 19:37. Penalties-Paris Gwt (holding), 3:10; Leveille Chr (high-sticking, high-sticking), 7:35.

OT Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Forney Gwt (fighting – major), 0:05; Berube Chr (fighting – major), 0:05; Munce Chr (interference), 4:21.

Shootout – Gwinnett 1 (Zanoski NG, Galivan NG, Mifsud G, Francis NG, Paris NG), Charlotte 2 (Slattengren G, Marshall NG, Leveille NG, Stefanishion NG, Carroll G).

Shots on Goal-Gwinnett 12-14-10-4-0-40. Charlotte 9-12-12-4-1-38.

Power Play Opportunities-Gwinnett 1 of 4; Charlotte 1 of 6.

Goalies-Gwinnett, Taylor 17-12-2-2 (37 shots-33 saves). Charlotte, Munce 17-13-2-1 (40 shots-36 saves).

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Aaron SlattengrenAndrew CarrollDave UrquhartDavid MarshallECHLMatt StefanishionMichel LeveilleRyan Munce
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Mitch Beck was a standup comedian and radio personality for over 25 years. His passion for hockey started with Team USA in 1980 when they defeated the Soviets at Lake Placid. He has also worked in hockey as a coach and administrator. He also works for USA Hockey as a Coach Developer. Mitch has been reporting on the New York Rangers, and exclusively on the Hartford Wolf Pack since 2005.

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