Kyle (Grenier) took the bull by the horns and organized hockey. I offered to drive the gear down, take pictures and keep stats. This session saw yet another rookie, Ryan, Kyle's brother. Ryan's son also helped keep stats and should receive honourable mention. Another future Burton Hockey star?

Series 1
Kyle - Scott – KJ vs. Troy – Mitch – Ryan
Team Kyle takes the series two games to one on the strength of Kyles 12 goals and 1 assist.
Game 1: 5-3 Troy
Game 2: 5-3 Kyle
Game 3: 5-1 Kyle

Series 2
Troy – Scott – KJ vs. Kyle – Mitch – Ryan
Despite KJ's best efforts team Kyle was too much. Outshot 2-1 it was a lopsided series. Scores unknown.

Series 3
Scott – Mitch – KJ vs. Kyle – Troy – Ryan
Team Mitch comes in the heavy underdogs but surprise with a big 5-4 overtime win. Goalies were outstanding in overtime, but Mitch beat Ryan with a long wrister to seal the game.

Thanks, Lee! (Don’t forget to check out Lee’s pics at the bottom of the page once they’re uploaded). Kyle ran away for the third time this year, knowing how much every session count in his quest to play catch-up to Stefan and take the scoring lead. Scoring an absurd 21 goals in the six game on 64 shots, Kyle easily took the day with 24 points. Troy and Mitch tied at 18 points, Troy taking more shots but Mitch scoring more goals. Any 2-on-2 featuring the Kyle/troy tandem is not a happy environment for Burton goaltenders. K.J. took the day in net .768 to .615 over Ryan in Ryan’s Burton debut.
Here are the game results:
Kyle Scott KJ def. Troy Mitch Ryan 3-5 5-3 5-1
Troy Scott KJ def. Kyle Mitch Ryan 2 games to 0
Scott Mitch KJ def. Kyle Troy Ryan 5-4

Season Stats: Kyle jumps back into third with another monster session and needs five points for 100 on the year; he is within 22 of Stefan, 117-95. In between is Oliver, who sits just one point shy of 100 and gained seven points on Stefan this session. Troy pulls to within seven points of Lee for fourth, and Mitch passes Rob for seventh. Lorne is back in the top ten. Kyle jumps to second in goals, just one goal behind the ever-present leader Stefan with Oliver becoming the third player to score 50 this year, Mitch moving into a tie with Lee for fourth and Troy just one goal behind them. Oliver closes the gap in assists to four behind Stefan. Troy moves into a tie with Kyle and Ryan for fourth in assists. Kyle jumps to second in shots but is still a fair way behind Stefan, who has 101 more shots. Oliver passes 200 shots and Troy needs four to do the same. Lorne vaults ahead of Scott in shooting percentage with an amazing 31.13 percent. Kyle jumps to third in shooting percentage while Mitch passes Troy for fifth. Bron falls behind Justin to fifth in save percentage. Joern jumps from fourth to second in saves. Bron is just one game in net behind Shem for first; Joern is two games behind Bron. Joern is the only goaltender with multiple shutouts this year. Kyle and Oliver pass Lee for second and third in three-star points; Troy and Lorne tie Ryan for fifth. Lorne moves to fourth in PPG ahead of Troy. Kyle’s in GPG is seemingly untouchable; Lorne moves to second ahead of K.J. and Mitch while Troy just nudges ahead of Pat for sixth in GPG. Kyle falls from second to a tie with Troy for fourth in APG. Kyle is back over ten shots-per-game. Kyle’s 21 goals easily rank as the top mark in a session this year; Lorne’s 16 tie for fifth.

On the all-time front: Lorne becomes the second player to pass 1,200 points. Kyle passes Simon for 14th on the all-time scoring list. Mitch passes Dallas for sixteenth all-time and needs two points for 200. Jason becomes the 26th player to score 100 points. Troy needs six points for 100, and enters the top 25 in goals. Oliver is 50 shots behind Lee for second. Mitch passes Robert for 13th in shots and Kyle is just nine shots behind Robert. Bron needs 89 saves to becomes the fifth goalie to reach 2,000. Lorne needs nine games for 500. Joern needs five games in net for 200. Bron is three games behind Justin for fifth in games goaltended. Joern passes Justin for third in all-time shutouts with nine. Oliver passes Seamus for fourth in three-star points. Kyle passes Joe and for fifth in PPG and is closing in on fourth-place Lorne fast. Jason drops from fourth to seventh in PPG behind Lorne, Kyle, Joe and Lee. Jason is now just marginally ahead of Robert in APG (one one-thousandth); Kyle’s goal-intensive session drops him eight ten-thousandths behind Lee for fifth in APG. Kyle also passes Robert for second in shots-per-game. Lorne has back-to-back 15-goal sessions. He has five straight 15-pointers for the fourth time in his career, and has back-to-back 20-pointers. Kyle has three-straight sessions of at least ten goals, and becomes the first player not named Lorne or Robert to have three straight 15-goal sessions. He also records his first 20-goal session. His consecutive ten-assist session streak ends at two, but he won’t mind. Kyle and Troy both have three consecutive 15-pointers; Kyle has three consecutive 20-pointers. Bron’s streak of 80-save sessions ends at six, his record-tying streak of 100-save sessions ends at five, and his record-setting streak of 110-save sessions ends at three. Stefan is alone in third now for longest consecutive streaks at 24. Oliver is at 17. Shem’s consecutive session streak ends at five.

SDF/GDF: Lorne’s on top again (eleven straight), with Kyle moving up to fifth and Stefan falling to seventh. Nathan leads the GDF for the second week in a row and twentieth overall, Just one behind Justin for the all-time lead.

Check out those Records and Honours on the links page before you leave. A great week for goal scorers, not so much for ‘tenders. What will next week bring? Stay tuned?