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Viper's Strike in Double Overtime To Nab IJHL Title in Six Games
Summerside-  Fans at Credit Union Place in Summerside were treated to an excellent final game of the IJHL season, as the Vipers used a Cameron Webster goal 1:02 into the second overtime period to take the series and league title in six hard fought games. 1000 fans watched the teams skate to a scoreless first period before the teams would score four second period goals. The Falcons struck first while enjoying a man advantage, with Robbie Chandler beating netminder Todd Gregory. The Vipers responded with an Andrew Hates unassisted goal. Sherwood would grab their second lead as Steve Morais scored at the 6:11 mark. Brodie Sanderson would use a powerplay to knot the game 2-2 at the 12:06 mark of the second. After a scoreless third and conservative first overtime period, Webster scored on the first shot of the second overtime period, his third overtime winner of the playoffs. Gregory was the winner while Chris Dalziel took the loss. For a complete summary, click here.

Still Life In Falcons After 5-3 Win On Home Ice To Extend Series
Charlottetown-  The Sherwood Falcons used three powerplay goals to help drop the Kensington Vipers 5-3 Sunday night to extend the IJHL Championship to a sixth game on Tuesday night in Kensington. The teams skated to a 2-2 draw after the opening 20 minutes. The Vipers had jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Jonathon Doiron and Brodie Sanderson but the Falcons drew even on markers by Brodie MacDonald and Gavin Duffy. Tyler Simpson would strike on the powerplay for the Falcons in the middle frame before Scott Bernard knotted the game 3-3. Brodie MacDonald would net the eventual game winner with his second powerplay goal at the 13:16 mark of the second period. Simpson added an insurance marker in the third period to seal the win. Chris Dalziel faced 21 Kensington shots while Todd Gregory saw 37 Sherwood shots.

Webster's Five Point Night Lifts Vipers into Commanding Series Lead
Kensington-  The Kensington Vipers super rookie Cameron Webster was at it once again last night, as he netted two goals and set up three others in leading the Vipers to a 6-3 win over the Sherwood Falcons and a commanding 3-1 series lead. Webster struck early, scoring his two goals within the first 4:04 of the opening period, his second tally coming while shorthanded. A Brodie Sanderson powerplay marker just five minutes later chased Falcon netminder David Burke, who allowed three goals on five shots. Andrew Hayes and Thomas McSweeney would add second period powerplay markers while Jonathon Doiron also scored in the middle frame. Robbie Chandler had scored in the first period for Sherwood while Kyle Reardon and Chandler added second period goals. Todd Gregory was once again between the pipes for the Vipers, turning aside 30 shots for the win. Chris Dalziel faced 24 shots in relief of Burke.

Sherwood Use Stifling Defense to Climb Back Into Series
Charlottetown-  The Sherwood Falcons held the Kensington Vipers to 17 shots and won game three of their Championship Series 3-1 Sunday evening to narrow the Vipers lead to 2-1. The Falcons opened the scoring in the first period on a Gavin Duffy goal, his first of two on the night. He would add his second goal at the 10:34 mark of the second period to extend the lead to 2-0. Chris Bruce would add an unassisted goal just 2:52 into the third period before Jonathon Doiron would spoil Sherwood netminder Chris Dalziel's shutout bid at the 7:39 mark. Todd Gregory, making his ninth consecutive start in the playoffs turned aside 28 Sherwood shots in taking the loss. Game four is tomorrow evening in Kensington. 

Mr. Clutch Comes Up Big Again For Vipers, as Webster Nets OT Winner
Kensington-  Cameron Webster has proven during these playoffs that he has a nose for the net, leading the playoffs with 10 goals. He has also proved he can score timely goals, netting his second overtime winner to lead the Kensington Vipers to a 4-3 win over the Sherwood Falcons in game two of the IJHL finals. The teams exchanged first period goals, with Tyler Simpson opening scoring for Sherwood while Andrew Hayes would reply for the Vipers. The second period was a back and forth battle with Sherwood scoring early on a Gavin Duffy goal while Brodie Sanderson would even the score near the midway point of the period. Sherwood would once again grab the lead on Simpson's second of the game at the 14:10 mark. With under a minute to play in the second period, Webster would score the game tying goal, and after a scoreless third period, he would net the game winner at the 8:33 mark of overtime. Todd Gregory picked up his second win of the series, facing 33 shots while David Burke took the loss, turning aside 30 shots.

Six Goal Third Period Lifts Vipers To Game 1 Win Over Falcons
Ch'town- The Kensington Vipers entered the final 20 minutes of play Saturday night trailing the Sherwood Falcons 2-1 in what looked to be destined as a defensive struggle. However, the Vipers offense took over, netting six goals on 16 shots to lift the Vipers to a 7-3 win and first blood in the IJHL Championship series. The Falcons looked ready to pick up where they left off in their four game sweep of Pownal after jumping out to a 2-0 lead after the first period on goals by Brodie MacDonald and Steve Morais. Kensington would narrow the gap to a single goal on a Brodie Sanderson goal in the second period. A pair of early third period goals bt Jonathon Doiron put the Vipers ahead 3-2 only to see Gavin Duffy reply to tie it 3-3. Cory Conway would then score the game winner at the 6:39 mark of the third, and Cameron Webster with two goals and Mark Paynter would add the insurance. Todd Gregory made 36 saves for the Vipers while Chris Dalziel faced 36 Viper shots. Game two is slated for Thursday night in Kensington. See Summary

Kensington and Sherwood Renew Playoff Rivalry Tonight at CARI
Ch'town- The IJHL Finals get underway tonight as the Sherwood Falcons and Kensington Vipers meet in what has become easily the league's top rivalry. The game summary and recap will be available tonight following the game, and all game summaries from last week will be updated by 5:00 tomorrow evening, check the playoff schedule page. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks to all who kept track of the games on the message board.