Northview Hockey Varsity Blog - Sylvania Ohio

Northview captured The Cold Turkey Thanksgiving Tournament Championship with a 7-4 win over Trinity. It was the 2nd time in a 16 hour time span that they faced the Trojans. Matt Cook scored a pair of goals, as did Brent Bain, giving him 10 goals on the young season. Carter Bourland, Mark Hall and Bob Napierala each chipped in with single goals in the win. Craig Trego picked up the win to move his record to 4-0. It was a nice start to the season for the Cats who will see their schedule get increasingly tougher over the next few weeks. Games versus perennial state powers Padua, Bowling Green, St. Edwards, University School and both the local Catholics loom in the near future. The Cats will host Bowling Green Next Saturday night to kick off league play at 7. The Cats will also honor the 1982 state runner-up team. Members from the class of 82′ will face members from Bowling Greens 82′ team in a fun old time, and I do mean OLD, scrimmage at 5. The Junior Varsity teams play at 5:30 and the Varsity teams will close out the evening at 7.

The Northview Icers picked up 2 victories on Saturday to earn a spot in the Cold Turkey Thanksgiving Tournament Championship game. On Saturday Morning they Hosted Mentor High School. Youth was served as Freshman Mark Hall and Sophomore Bob Napierala each scored their career first. The line of Matt Cook, Tyler Cook and Jon Hymore combined for a pair of goals, and Defenseman Ian Kelsey found the net for the second straight game. Craig Trego went the distance in goal for the 9-0 shutout win.

Saturday evening the Cats played the Trinity Trojans. It was the Brent Bain show as his 4 goals paced the 6-2 win. Brandon Snead and Tyler Cook scored insurance goals as Northview pulled away in the third. Craig Trego gave up his first 2 goals of the season put played well enough to earn his 3rd win of the young season.

After finishing round robin play the Cats will again face Trinity in the title game Sunday Morning at 10.

Friday night the Cats scored early and often in route to their first victory of the 2006-07 season. The Wildcats overwhelmed the Centerville Elks with the first 8 goals of the game in the 8-2 final. Carter Bourland led the offensive attack along with his linemates Brent Bain and Brandon Snead. Ian Kelsey scored his first career goal and Craig Trego played 2 scorlesss periods before handing off to Sophomore Cody Ramm in the third. Jon Hymore and Tyler Cook also chipped in single goals in the victory.