Burton Hockey :: Boxscores :: September 23, 2006


	Name	GP	GS	G	A	PTS	GPG	APG	PPG	SPG	SOG	SPCT
1	Lorne Bilinski	6	6	20	5	25	3.33	0.83	4.17	14.50	87	22.99
2	Tony Sivilay	6	6	10	10	20	1.67	1.67	3.33	5.67	34	29.41
3	Joern Hornhardt	6	6	7	5	12	1.17	0.83	2.00	7.50	45	15.56
4	Bernie Koth-Kappus	6	6	5	4	9	0.83	0.67	1.50	5.33	32	15.62
5	Bron Mach	6	0	0	0	0	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0.00


	Name	GG	SA	SV	GA	SVPG	SPCT	SO	G	A	S
1	Bron Mach	6	198	156	42	26.00	0.788	2	0	0	0

Written by Stefan Klopp

An ailing Stefan still managed to make to West Vancouver to take part in a half-court session as a dedicated statistician:

So, yesterday the Vancouver crew got a session in. Due to my ailment I was sidelined and relegated to stats duty. We started today with Team 139 (Joern and Tony) against Team 220 (Lorne and Bernie). I assume you can figure out the team names. The games were slow to start today with Bernie and Lorne playing a collapse style while Joern and Tony tried to pass through Team 220 defense to no avail. 220 dominated the first game and defeated Team 139 5-0. During the break I gave some advice to both teams on how to play each other. It appeared to pay off as Team 139 pulled an upset to beat 220 5-4. The last game in the series saw an absolute thrashing by 139 defeating 220 5-1. After this point we changed the teams to give Team Germany (Bernie and Joern) vs. Lorne and Tony. This was absolutely lopsided, and ended 5-0, largely due to Tony picking up his play tenfold. The final game of the day saw the two initial teams reunited. It produced a similar result to the last time they went at it, with a 5 -2 victory for Team 139. This game saw Tony finally break out of his early hung over funk and play the way we all know he can.

Overall a typical half court defensive game that saw Bron return to his normal form.

Written by Kyle Kusch

Thanks, Stef. Lorne returned to skates in style with 20G, 5A on 87S, notching that all-important 1000th career point. With 10G and 10A, Tony recorded his first 20-point session and took second star honours. Joern was a distant third star with 12 points.. Bernie cashed in 5G and added 4A. Bron recovered nicely in net from last week's onslaught with a career-high 156 saves for .788 in net.

Useless Stats: Lorne and Joern pass K.J. to move into seventh and eighth in season scoring. Lorne moves to sixth in goals. Tony moves up to third in shooting percentage while Lorne falls to fourth. Bron moves to fourth in saves and second in shutouts. Bernie moves to fifth in games played. Joern is now the only VRH player to have played all 73 season games. Lorne takes the lead in GPG. Lorne falls from third to fifth in APG, and Joern from fourth to sixth. Lorne moves up to third in shots-per-game. Lorne's 20 goals rank third-highest for a session this year. Lorne's 74 shots rank second-highest for a session this year. Bron's 155 saves tie Chris for most in a session this season. On the SDF, Lee is still way ahead; Tony moves up from ninth to sixth. Nathan holds onto the GDF lead as Brom moves up to fourth.

On the all-time front: Lorne becomes the second player in Burton history to reach 1,000 points. Joern passes 500 points, and Tony moves into the top 25 in all-time scoring. Bernie needs eleven goals for 300. Lorne passes 2,500 career shots. Joern passes K.J. for eighth in shots. Bron passes 500 saves. Lorne ties Lee for the lead in all-time three-star points. Bron moves back up to second in saves-per-game, just behind K.J. Lorne records his seventh consecutive 15-pointer in full sessions, while Tony records his third in a row. Tony hits 20 points and 10 assists for the first time. Lorne becomes the fourth player to have multiple career 20-goal sessions after Joe, Robert and Stefan; as well, he is the first person to have ten 25-pointers. Joern plays his 15th consecutive session, while Stefan's streak ends at eleven. Let's hope we get another session soon from the suddenly quiet BUSH. Check out the Records and Honours page before you go.