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at University of Alberta-Augustana
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at Red Deer Polytechnic
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at Briercrest College
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Sat, Jan. 14 Final - 2OT
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Fri, Jan. 20 Final - OT
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vs SAIT
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at Portage College
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vs Portage College
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vs University of Alberta-Augustana
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at University of Alberta-Augustana
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at Red Deer Polytechnic
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2

Briercrest Clippers Secure Gritty 3-1 Win Against Concordia Thunder

Briercrest Clippers Secure Gritty 3-1 Win Against Concordia Thunder

Silent Ice Center (February 10, 2024) - Concordia Thunder 1 at Briercrest Clippers 3.

(EDMONTON, AB) In a fiercely contested battle at the Silent Ice Center, the Briercrest Clippers secured a hard-fought 3-1 victory over the Concordia Thunder. Despite facing adversity with the loss of their starting goalie in the first period, the Thunder showcased resilience and determination throughout the game.

From the outset, both teams engaged in a defensive struggle, with Briercrest taking the lead late in the first period through a goal from #10 Brandon Kelly. Concordia's challenge intensified as they lost their starting goalie to injury, but backup goaltender Ashton Billesberger stepped up, making crucial saves to keep the game tied.

The second period saw Thunder responding with determination, as #12 Isaac Leik scored the equalizer. The game remained deadlocked, with both teams displaying strong defensive performances heading into the decisive third period.

In the final frame, the Clippers found the breakthrough with #10 Brandon Kelly's second goal, assisted by #29 Justin Keck and #9 Daxton Budd. The Clippers secured the victory with an empty-net goal by #15 Colton Aikens. Despite the loss, Concordia showcased commendable resilience, and Ashton Billesberger's standout performance in goal earned him player of the game recognition.

The Briercrest Clippers emerged victorious in a challenging matchup against the Concordia Thunder. The game highlighted the Thunder's ability to compete under pressure, and their record now stands at 6-14 after this weekend's series.

Looking ahead, the Concordia Thunder will aim to rebound in their next game against the Portage Voyageurs at Clareview Rec Center. The Thunder's current record stands at 6-14 after this weekend's series.

 

Players of the Game:

Briercrest College | #30 Dominic Tjej

Concordia University of Edmonton | #1 Ashton Billesberger