Newfoundland Growlers (13-2-0-0) at Worcester Railers (5-8-0-1)Sunday, November 28 – Worcester, Massachusetts
Goal Summary
# | Per | Team | Time | Goals | Assists | Type |
1 | 1st | NFL | 6:51 | Z. O'Brien (3) | M. Pietroniro | |
2 | 1st | NFL | 12:54 | O. Centazzo (4) | Z. O'Brien, M. Power | PP |
3 | 2nd | NFL | 3:49 | Z. O'Brien (4) | M. Power | |
4 | 2nd | NFL | 9:48 | Z. O'Brien (5) | T. Pomerleau | |
5 | 2nd | NFL | 19:57 | M. Power (7) | G. Green, O. Centazzo | PP |
6 | 3rd | NFL | 7:32 | Z. O'Brien (6) | M. Johnstone |
Game Story
The Newfoundland Growlers extended their road winning streak to nine games in style with a 6-0 win over the Worcester Railers at DCU Center on Sunday afternoon.Zach O’Brien opened the scoring seven minutes into the first period thanks to a great feed from Matteo Pietroniro. O’Brien would take a turn playing provider moments later as he found Orrin Centazzo on the power play to double the Growlers advantage — they took a 2-0 lead into the first intermission.O’Brien picked up where he left off in the opening frame four minutes after the break as he added a second goal with Marcus Power picking up a second assist on the play. Newfoundland’s leading scorer would complete the hat trick midway through the second, this time Tristan Pomerleau would provide the assist for O’Brien to make it 4-0.
Newfoundland’s power play would provide a fifth goal seconds before the end of the second period as Power got in on the scoring to give the Growlers a 5-0 lead after 40 minutes.
Not settling for the hat trick, O’Brien would beat Colten Ellis — the Railers backup who suited for the closing 20 minutes — for his fourth of the afternoon to make it a 6-0 final in favour of the Growlers.
Evan Cormier stopped all 14 shots he faced in the Newfoundland net to earn the win and the shutout in the process.
Quick Hits
- Zach O’Brien tied franchise records for goals (4) & points in a game (5) in the win over Worcester.
- Evan Cormier picked up his first shutout as a Growler with the 14 save victory.
- The Growlers special teams continue to thrive as their power play provided two goals on Sunday.
Three Stars1. NFL – Z. O’Brien2. NFL – M. Power3. NFL - E. Cormier