22.05.12

With a unpremeditated to jump past two teams and sit in third place in the standings, the Moose Jaw Generals didn’t be occupied in with the urgency that was needed to win on Sunday afternoon. It was a strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde this weekend for the Generals, with a matchless team effort on Saturday against the Prince Albert Mintos then to a mimic-up with a lackluster performance against the first place Tisdale Trojans on Sunday.

“If there was another little talk for disappointed…just extremely disappointed in the effort,” said Generals perception coach Ray Wareham. “Just unbelievable.”

It was such a difference from Saturday’s willing, where the Generals played as a "team unit" and blanked the Mintos 2-0 in Caronport. Dylan Johner and Trey Tendler scored for the Generals and Ryland Pashovitz made 27 saves for his first shutout on the condition.

“It was a good team game,” said Wareham. “And then to lay an egg like that is in the final analysis frustrating.

Source: Moose Jaw Times-Herald

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