Cataracts One Win From Herder

The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts are a single win from their third straight Herder Memorial Trophy after defeating the St. John’s Senior Caps by a score of 7-3 on Sunday.

After losing game one of the Herder Memorial Championship by a 6-0 score, the St. John’s Caps came out in the first period looking for a goal.  That came at the 11:19 mark when Mark Roebothan scored on the power play to give the Caps a 1-0 lead.  The Cataracts responded a little over 3-minutes later when Danny Wicks scored to make it 1-1 after the first period.
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Early in the second period the Caps struck again when Bobby Squires scored at the 4:49 mark.  The Cataracts responded in 47 seconds when Kyle McGuirk scored at the 5:36 mark.
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  The Cataracts would add 2 more unanswered goals in the second period when Michael Brent scored on the power play at 11:59 and Andre Gill scored at the 12:11 mark to make the score 4-2 after 2 periods of play.

The third period was dominated by the Cataracts who scored three times.  Luke Gallant scored a shorthanded goal at the 3:49 mark.  Rodi Short added a power play marker to make it 6-2.  The Caps got one back when Bobby Squires scored to make the score 6-3 but the Cataracts responded just 21 seconds later to make it 7-3.

The story of the game has to be the performance of the Caps goalie, Kyle Downer who faced 53 shots.
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  The Caps managed only 28 shots on the Cataracts goaltender A.J. Whiffen.

With the win the Cataracts can take the Herder Memorial Trophy with a win on Friday night.