
Always a bridesmaid, never a bride, Jenks makes his debut tonight with the Wood Ducks. Will he help them in the first three periods, or just the fourth?

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Bernie gets major against minor
The Wetas came out strong against the Hoseheads, jumping out to a 4-0 lead relying equally on a strong forecheck and backcheck.
The Hoseheads were able to close the gap to 5-3 with less than seven to play in the third but the Wetas locked down the lead at that point.
The Hoseheads number 40, who is twelve years younger than Kratzer’s shoulder pads, got into it with Bernie with nine to play and both players were ejected for fighting. WSL officials are expecting a note from #40’s mom, who was in attendance.
The final was 6-3 and the Wetas are officially out of the basement.
Tonight features two excellent matchups as Darkness II faces the Ducks and the Chiefs take on WSC in what’s sure to be a raucous environ.
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One little, two little, three little Indians.
Four little, five little … way too little indians.
Short-benched, the Chiefs got run off the reservation, 6-1. Coulda been 10, but Axel held up.
Wetas exploded in the third. I think Phil had the scalp-trick.

Who own the Chiefs. Not the Darkness

Ducks Drop Wetas 5-4
Quote of the night: Directed at Billy Mel as he complained about the spot for a faceoff. “Waaah! I work here.”
Wetas and Ducks both lose despite being well represented at the draft.
However the Wood Ducks claim to be the winners in the fourth period.