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Six Nations Rebels down Spartans 13-3
Six Nations Rebels 14-Mitch Green was one of the offensive leaders against St. Catharines Spartans Sunday night during the Rebels 13-3 win at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena before 500 fans. Green had a five (3G, 2A) points on the night. (Photo by Amanda White)
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Six Nations Rebels down Spartans 13-3
SIX NATIONS - The 5-time & Current Back-to-Back Founders Cup champions Six Nations Rebels defeated South West Division rivals, St. Catharines Spartans 13-3 Sunday night before 500 lacrosse fans at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena to improve to 5-and-0 and 1st-place in the South West Division.
The Spartans started Craig Seneca in goal while the Rebels started rookie goalie, Doug Jamieson.
The Rebels took a 3-0 after first period action goals by Rebels Frank Brown (4:19), Danton Miller (power play goal @ 6:24) and captain Ian Martin (13:08). Rebels outshot the Spartans 19-12 in the opening period.
The middle period saw Rebels outscore the Spartans 3-2 to lead 6-2 after 40 minutes. Spartans cut the lead down to a one-goal game on markers by Evan Scott (power play @ 5:00) and Danny Blocho (6:02). Rebels got final trio of goals of the middle frame. Mitch Green (9:27), Dallas John (power play goal @ 9:41) and Tyler Longboat (shorthanded @ 17:37). Rebels outshot 20-8 in 2nd period to lead 39-21 after two periods of play.
Rebels would outscore the Spartans 7-1 in the final period. Rebels Mitch Green (2nd of the game @ 1:00), Jesse Johnson (1:27), Austin Staats with a pair of goals (power play goal @ 4:50 & 2nd of the game @ 6:19) made it 10-2 before Bryson Fillipetti (power play goal @ 8:17) netted the visitors final goal of the contest. Frank Brown (2nd of the game & shorthanded @ 13:43), Austin Staats (14:34) and Mitch Green (hat-trick goal @ 17:55) finished off Rebels scoring for the contest. Rebels outshot St. Catharines 18-7 in the 3rd period with Rebels finishing the night with a 57-28 edge in shots for the entire contest.
The Rebels were led by captain Ian Martin (1G, 6A) added a seven-point effort. Austin Staats (3G, 2A) and Mitch Green (3G, 2A) finished with 5-points each. Danton Miller (1G, 3A) added four-points. Frank Brown (2G, 1A) and Dallas John (1G, 2A) added three-points each. Tyler Longboat (1G, 1A), Daniel Bo Henhawk (2A) and Brodie Tansley (2A) completed with 2-points. Single Rebels points were by Jesse Johnson (1G), Zed Williams (1A), Zach Williams (1A) and Marcus Elvin (1A).
The Spartans were led by Evan Scott (1G, 1A) and Bryson Fillipetti (1G, 1A) with 2-points each. Single Spartans points were by Danny Blocho (1G), captain Kyle Potter (1A), Luke Grahnert (1A), Zach Henderson (1A) and Trevor Hines (1A).
Rebels travels down Hwy # 6 to battle South West Division rivals, Hamilton Bengals (1-6-0) Friday night for an 8:00 PM at the Dave Andreychuk Arena.
St. Catharines Spartans Lineup (Visitors)
1 – Craig Seneca (G) (Starter) 59:19; 13 GA; 44 Saves; Sv%-0.721 (Empty Net 0:41)
00 – Quintan Martin (G)
2 – Zach Henderson ‘A’
4 – Brady Lawrence
6 – Nick Baum
7 – Craig Attwood
8 – Seamus Blakelock
9 – Evan Scott
11 – Dan Chudobiak
13 – Bryson Fillipetti
14 – T. J. Buck
15 – Kyle Potter ‘C’
16 – Danny Blocho
20 – Trevor Hines
21 – Michael Bosse
23 – Luke Grahnert
26 – Ty Carvalho
44 – Ryan Kazlauskas
55 – Colton DeWolfe
88 – Corey Antongiovanni
Head Coach – Matt Attwood
Assistant Coach – Tim Sams, Corey Bezylewski
Trainer – Samantha Dillman
General Manager – Chris Spiers
Six Nations Rebels Lineup (Home)
96 – Doug Jamieson (G) 59:14 GA-3 Saves-25 Sv&%-0.893 (Empty Net – 0:46)
71 – Chase Martin (G)
7 – Brodie Tansley
9 – Ian Martin ‘C’
14 – Mitch Green
16 – Dallas John
18 – Ashton Jacobs ‘AP’
20 – Gary Dylan Johnson
21 – Marcus Elvin ‘A’
22 – Brayden Hill
39 – Tyler Longboat
43 – Jesse Johnson ‘A’
44 – Zed Williams
66 – Zach Williams
77 – Austin Staats
84 – Timothy Johnson
85 – Frank Brown
88 – Daniel Bo Henhawk
97 – Danton Miller
Head Coach – Murray Porter
Assistant Coaches – Cam Bomberry, Derek General
Trainer – Krista Fillmore
President – Scott Maracle
GM – Wray Maracle
Equipment Manager – Bryan Miller
Six Nations Rebels 13 St. Catharines Spartans 3
Scoring Summary
1st Period –
1. Six Nations 85-Frank Brown (5) (44-Zed Williams and 77-Austin Staats) 4:19
2. Six Nations 97-Danton Miller (11) (9-Ian Martin and 16-Dallas John) 6:24 (PPG)
3. Six Nations 9-Ian Martin (8) (97-Danton Miller and 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk) 13:08
Penalties – 1. St. Catharines 21-Michael Bosse (Holding) 4:50
Goalie Pulled Six Nations 96 Out; Empty Net 4:30 to 4:50 (1st)
2nd Period –
4. St. Catharines 9-Evan Scott (5) (15-Kyle Potter and 13-Bryson Fillipetti) 5:00 (PPG)
5. St. Catharines 16-Danny Blocho (2) (23-Luke Grahnert and 2-Zach Henderson) 6:02
6. Six Nations 14-Mitch Green (15) (85-Frank Brown and 9-Ian Martin) 9:27 (GWG)
7. Six Nations 16-Dallas John (9) (77-Austin Staats and 9-Ian Martin) 9:41 (PPG)
8. Six Nations 39-Tyler Longboat (3) (14-Mitch Green and 21-Marcus Elvin) 17:37 (SH)
Penalties – 2. Six Nations 22-Brayden Hill (High Sticking) 3:12; 3. Six Nations 22-Brayden Hill (High Sticking) 7:11; 4. St. Catharines 13-Bryson Fillipetti (Delay of Game) 9:29; 5. St. Catharines Bench Minor served 23-Luke Grahnert (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 11:40; 6. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats (Illegal Cross Check) 12:36; 7. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (High Sticking) 16:24
Timeout Six Nations @ 19:42 (2nd)
Goalie Pulled – St. Catharines 1 Out; Empty Net 2:55 to 3:12 (2nd); 7:00 to 7:11 (2nd); 16:11 to 16:24 (2nd)
Goalie Pulled – Six Nations 96 Out; Empty Net 19:42 to 20:00 (2nd)
3rd Period –
9. Six Nations 14-Mitch Green 2 (16) (16-Dallas John) 1:00
10. Six Nations 43-Jesse Johnson (5) (7-Brodie Tansley and 66-Zach Williams) 1:27
11. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats (13) (97-Danton Miller and 9-Ian Martin) 4:50 (PPG)
12. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats 2 (14) (88-Daniel Bo Henhawk) 6:19
13. St. Catharines 13-Bryson Fillipetti (4) (9-Evan Scott and 20-Trevor Hines) 8:17
14. Six Nations 85-Frank Brown 2 (6) (14-Mitch Green) 13:43 (SH)
15. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats 3 (15) (97-Danton Miller and 7-Brodie Tansley) 14:34
16. Six Nations 14-Mitch Green 3 (17) (9-Ian Martin and 39-Tyler Longboat) 17:55
Penalties – 8. St. Catharines 7-Craig Attwood (Slashing) 4:21; 9. Six Nations 22-Brayden Hill (5-Roughing) 5:44; 10. St. Catharines 20-Trevor Hines (High Sticking) 5:44; 11. Six Nations 20-Gary Dylan Johnson (High Sticking) 8:17; 12. Six Nations 21-Marcus Elvin (4-Check From Behind) 8:17; 13. St. Catharines 55-Colton DeWolfe (Illegal Cross Check) 11:17; 14. St. Catharines 6-Nick Baum (5-Fighting) 11:17; 15. St. Catharines 6-Nick Baum (10-Game Misconduct-0) 11:17; 16. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (5-High Sticking) 11:17; 17. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (5-Fighting) 11:17; 18. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (10-Game Misconduct-0) 11:17; 19. Six Nations 10-Game Misconduct) 11:17; 19. St. Catharines 7-Craig Attwood (Tripping) 13:30; 20. St. Catharines 7-Craig Attwood (Roughing) 13:30; 21. Six Nations 27-Jordan MacKenzie (5-Roughing) 18:02; 22. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats (Slashing) 19:59
Timeout – St. Catharines @ 14:34 (3rd)
Goalie Pulled – Six Nations 96 Out; Empty Net 4:13 to 4:21 (3rd)
Scoring by Period 1 2 3 Total
St. Catharines Spartans 0 2 1 = 3
Six Nations Rebels 3 3 7 = 13
Shots by Period 1 2 3 Total
St. Catharines Spartans 13 8 7 = 28
Six Nations Rebels 19 20 18 = 57
Penalties by Period 1 2 3 Total
St. Catharines Spartans 2 4 25 = 31
Six Nations Rebels 0 8 48 = 56
Rebels: 3 of 4 Power Plays; 2 Shorthanded Goals St. Catharines: 2 of 9 Power Plays
Referees: Joel Firmin and Melvin VanEvery Game Start: 7:00 Game End: 8:50 (Total Time: 1:50)
Scorekeeper: Pebbles Henhawk Clock: Jonas Smith 30-seconds: Wayne Garlow
Attendance: 500 50/50 Winning Ticket: # 450089
Next Game: Friday, May 24, 2012 – Six Nations Rebels at Hamilton Bengals – Game Time 8:00 PM (Dave Andreychuk Arena)
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Six Nations Rebels down Spartans 13-3
SIX NATIONS - The 5-time & Current Back-to-Back Founders Cup champions Six Nations Rebels defeated South West Division rivals, St. Catharines Spartans 13-3 Sunday night before 500 lacrosse fans at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena to improve to 5-and-0 and 1st-place in the South West Division.
The Spartans started Craig Seneca in goal while the Rebels started rookie goalie, Doug Jamieson.
The Rebels took a 3-0 after first period action goals by Rebels Frank Brown (4:19), Danton Miller (power play goal @ 6:24) and captain Ian Martin (13:08). Rebels outshot the Spartans 19-12 in the opening period.
The middle period saw Rebels outscore the Spartans 3-2 to lead 6-2 after 40 minutes. Spartans cut the lead down to a one-goal game on markers by Evan Scott (power play @ 5:00) and Danny Blocho (6:02). Rebels got final trio of goals of the middle frame. Mitch Green (9:27), Dallas John (power play goal @ 9:41) and Tyler Longboat (shorthanded @ 17:37). Rebels outshot 20-8 in 2nd period to lead 39-21 after two periods of play.
Rebels would outscore the Spartans 7-1 in the final period. Rebels Mitch Green (2nd of the game @ 1:00), Jesse Johnson (1:27), Austin Staats with a pair of goals (power play goal @ 4:50 & 2nd of the game @ 6:19) made it 10-2 before Bryson Fillipetti (power play goal @ 8:17) netted the visitors final goal of the contest. Frank Brown (2nd of the game & shorthanded @ 13:43), Austin Staats (14:34) and Mitch Green (hat-trick goal @ 17:55) finished off Rebels scoring for the contest. Rebels outshot St. Catharines 18-7 in the 3rd period with Rebels finishing the night with a 57-28 edge in shots for the entire contest.
The Rebels were led by captain Ian Martin (1G, 6A) added a seven-point effort. Austin Staats (3G, 2A) and Mitch Green (3G, 2A) finished with 5-points each. Danton Miller (1G, 3A) added four-points. Frank Brown (2G, 1A) and Dallas John (1G, 2A) added three-points each. Tyler Longboat (1G, 1A), Daniel Bo Henhawk (2A) and Brodie Tansley (2A) completed with 2-points. Single Rebels points were by Jesse Johnson (1G), Zed Williams (1A), Zach Williams (1A) and Marcus Elvin (1A).
The Spartans were led by Evan Scott (1G, 1A) and Bryson Fillipetti (1G, 1A) with 2-points each. Single Spartans points were by Danny Blocho (1G), captain Kyle Potter (1A), Luke Grahnert (1A), Zach Henderson (1A) and Trevor Hines (1A).
Rebels travels down Hwy # 6 to battle South West Division rivals, Hamilton Bengals (1-6-0) Friday night for an 8:00 PM at the Dave Andreychuk Arena.
St. Catharines Spartans Lineup (Visitors)
1 – Craig Seneca (G) (Starter) 59:19; 13 GA; 44 Saves; Sv%-0.721 (Empty Net 0:41)
00 – Quintan Martin (G)
2 – Zach Henderson ‘A’
4 – Brady Lawrence
6 – Nick Baum
7 – Craig Attwood
8 – Seamus Blakelock
9 – Evan Scott
11 – Dan Chudobiak
13 – Bryson Fillipetti
14 – T. J. Buck
15 – Kyle Potter ‘C’
16 – Danny Blocho
20 – Trevor Hines
21 – Michael Bosse
23 – Luke Grahnert
26 – Ty Carvalho
44 – Ryan Kazlauskas
55 – Colton DeWolfe
88 – Corey Antongiovanni
Head Coach – Matt Attwood
Assistant Coach – Tim Sams, Corey Bezylewski
Trainer – Samantha Dillman
General Manager – Chris Spiers
Six Nations Rebels Lineup (Home)
96 – Doug Jamieson (G) 59:14 GA-3 Saves-25 Sv&%-0.893 (Empty Net – 0:46)
71 – Chase Martin (G)
7 – Brodie Tansley
9 – Ian Martin ‘C’
14 – Mitch Green
16 – Dallas John
18 – Ashton Jacobs ‘AP’
20 – Gary Dylan Johnson
21 – Marcus Elvin ‘A’
22 – Brayden Hill
39 – Tyler Longboat
43 – Jesse Johnson ‘A’
44 – Zed Williams
66 – Zach Williams
77 – Austin Staats
84 – Timothy Johnson
85 – Frank Brown
88 – Daniel Bo Henhawk
97 – Danton Miller
Head Coach – Murray Porter
Assistant Coaches – Cam Bomberry, Derek General
Trainer – Krista Fillmore
President – Scott Maracle
GM – Wray Maracle
Equipment Manager – Bryan Miller
Six Nations Rebels 13 St. Catharines Spartans 3
Scoring Summary
1st Period –
1. Six Nations 85-Frank Brown (5) (44-Zed Williams and 77-Austin Staats) 4:19
2. Six Nations 97-Danton Miller (11) (9-Ian Martin and 16-Dallas John) 6:24 (PPG)
3. Six Nations 9-Ian Martin (8) (97-Danton Miller and 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk) 13:08
Penalties – 1. St. Catharines 21-Michael Bosse (Holding) 4:50
Goalie Pulled Six Nations 96 Out; Empty Net 4:30 to 4:50 (1st)
2nd Period –
4. St. Catharines 9-Evan Scott (5) (15-Kyle Potter and 13-Bryson Fillipetti) 5:00 (PPG)
5. St. Catharines 16-Danny Blocho (2) (23-Luke Grahnert and 2-Zach Henderson) 6:02
6. Six Nations 14-Mitch Green (15) (85-Frank Brown and 9-Ian Martin) 9:27 (GWG)
7. Six Nations 16-Dallas John (9) (77-Austin Staats and 9-Ian Martin) 9:41 (PPG)
8. Six Nations 39-Tyler Longboat (3) (14-Mitch Green and 21-Marcus Elvin) 17:37 (SH)
Penalties – 2. Six Nations 22-Brayden Hill (High Sticking) 3:12; 3. Six Nations 22-Brayden Hill (High Sticking) 7:11; 4. St. Catharines 13-Bryson Fillipetti (Delay of Game) 9:29; 5. St. Catharines Bench Minor served 23-Luke Grahnert (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 11:40; 6. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats (Illegal Cross Check) 12:36; 7. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (High Sticking) 16:24
Timeout Six Nations @ 19:42 (2nd)
Goalie Pulled – St. Catharines 1 Out; Empty Net 2:55 to 3:12 (2nd); 7:00 to 7:11 (2nd); 16:11 to 16:24 (2nd)
Goalie Pulled – Six Nations 96 Out; Empty Net 19:42 to 20:00 (2nd)
3rd Period –
9. Six Nations 14-Mitch Green 2 (16) (16-Dallas John) 1:00
10. Six Nations 43-Jesse Johnson (5) (7-Brodie Tansley and 66-Zach Williams) 1:27
11. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats (13) (97-Danton Miller and 9-Ian Martin) 4:50 (PPG)
12. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats 2 (14) (88-Daniel Bo Henhawk) 6:19
13. St. Catharines 13-Bryson Fillipetti (4) (9-Evan Scott and 20-Trevor Hines) 8:17
14. Six Nations 85-Frank Brown 2 (6) (14-Mitch Green) 13:43 (SH)
15. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats 3 (15) (97-Danton Miller and 7-Brodie Tansley) 14:34
16. Six Nations 14-Mitch Green 3 (17) (9-Ian Martin and 39-Tyler Longboat) 17:55
Penalties – 8. St. Catharines 7-Craig Attwood (Slashing) 4:21; 9. Six Nations 22-Brayden Hill (5-Roughing) 5:44; 10. St. Catharines 20-Trevor Hines (High Sticking) 5:44; 11. Six Nations 20-Gary Dylan Johnson (High Sticking) 8:17; 12. Six Nations 21-Marcus Elvin (4-Check From Behind) 8:17; 13. St. Catharines 55-Colton DeWolfe (Illegal Cross Check) 11:17; 14. St. Catharines 6-Nick Baum (5-Fighting) 11:17; 15. St. Catharines 6-Nick Baum (10-Game Misconduct-0) 11:17; 16. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (5-High Sticking) 11:17; 17. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (5-Fighting) 11:17; 18. Six Nations 88-Daniel Bo Henhawk (10-Game Misconduct-0) 11:17; 19. Six Nations 10-Game Misconduct) 11:17; 19. St. Catharines 7-Craig Attwood (Tripping) 13:30; 20. St. Catharines 7-Craig Attwood (Roughing) 13:30; 21. Six Nations 27-Jordan MacKenzie (5-Roughing) 18:02; 22. Six Nations 77-Austin Staats (Slashing) 19:59
Timeout – St. Catharines @ 14:34 (3rd)
Goalie Pulled – Six Nations 96 Out; Empty Net 4:13 to 4:21 (3rd)
Scoring by Period 1 2 3 Total
St. Catharines Spartans 0 2 1 = 3
Six Nations Rebels 3 3 7 = 13
Shots by Period 1 2 3 Total
St. Catharines Spartans 13 8 7 = 28
Six Nations Rebels 19 20 18 = 57
Penalties by Period 1 2 3 Total
St. Catharines Spartans 2 4 25 = 31
Six Nations Rebels 0 8 48 = 56
Rebels: 3 of 4 Power Plays; 2 Shorthanded Goals St. Catharines: 2 of 9 Power Plays
Referees: Joel Firmin and Melvin VanEvery Game Start: 7:00 Game End: 8:50 (Total Time: 1:50)
Scorekeeper: Pebbles Henhawk Clock: Jonas Smith 30-seconds: Wayne Garlow
Attendance: 500 50/50 Winning Ticket: # 450089
Next Game: Friday, May 24, 2012 – Six Nations Rebels at Hamilton Bengals – Game Time 8:00 PM (Dave Andreychuk Arena)
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ILA Sports Exclusive Merchandiser of Six Nations Rebels
Friday, April 26, 2013
SIX NATIONS - 5-time & Current Back-to-Back Founders Cup Champions, Six Nations Rebels have signed a 2-year agreement with ILA Sports to be the exclusive merchandiser of the Six Nations Rebels for 2013 & 2014.
"This is a great deal for both ILA Sports and Six Nations Rebels." said Six Nations Rebels General Manager, Wray Maracle upon signing the agreement on behalf to the Rebels organization. "Over the past 6 years, the Rebels brand name has become synonymous with a winning name for Jr B lacrosse talent across Canada and the United States."
Maracle added, "This agreement allows the Rebels to expand their brand names on a year-round basis as ILA Sports has the knowledge and marketing tools to accomplish much more than the organization can do on a day-to-day basis."
"ILA SPORTS is extremely pleased to working with the Six Nations Rebels!" said ILA Sports Manager, Shelley Burnham-Shognosh. "The New 2013 line is looking amazing with new pieces to be added for fall and Christmas Holiday! Join us on FACEBOOK and/or TWITTER to see the newest exciting pieces released!! We wish the REBELS all the success in their 2013 season!"
Rebels will open their 2013 Regular on Sunday, May 5th vs Windsor Clippers for a 7:00 PM opening faceoff.
Get your seats Early, But You'll only need the Edge!!!
HARD WORK, DEDICATION, REBELS NATION
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SIX NATIONS - 5-time & Current Back-to-Back Founders Cup Champions, Six Nations Rebels have signed a 2-year agreement with ILA Sports to be the exclusive merchandiser of the Six Nations Rebels for 2013 & 2014.
"This is a great deal for both ILA Sports and Six Nations Rebels." said Six Nations Rebels General Manager, Wray Maracle upon signing the agreement on behalf to the Rebels organization. "Over the past 6 years, the Rebels brand name has become synonymous with a winning name for Jr B lacrosse talent across Canada and the United States."
Maracle added, "This agreement allows the Rebels to expand their brand names on a year-round basis as ILA Sports has the knowledge and marketing tools to accomplish much more than the organization can do on a day-to-day basis."
"ILA SPORTS is extremely pleased to working with the Six Nations Rebels!" said ILA Sports Manager, Shelley Burnham-Shognosh. "The New 2013 line is looking amazing with new pieces to be added for fall and Christmas Holiday! Join us on FACEBOOK and/or TWITTER to see the newest exciting pieces released!! We wish the REBELS all the success in their 2013 season!"
Rebels will open their 2013 Regular on Sunday, May 5th vs Windsor Clippers for a 7:00 PM opening faceoff.
Get your seats Early, But You'll only need the Edge!!!
HARD WORK, DEDICATION, REBELS NATION
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Rebels name Ian Martin 2013 Captain
Six Nations Rebels 2013 Captain, Ian Martin
5-Time & Current Back-to-Back Founders Cup Champions, Six Nations Rebels are pleased to announce Ian Martin has been selected as the Rebels Captain for the 2013 season. Martin is entering his 4th season with the Rebels having played a game in the 2009 playoffs and was a key member of the 2011 and 2012 Founders Cup champion teams.
Martin has played a combined 68 games, amassing 224 career points on 75 goals and 149 assists and just 22 minutes in penalties.
Martin has played 32 Regular season games scoring accumulating 120 (40G, 80A) points with 10 minutes in penalties. Martin has played 36 playoff games while scoring 104 points on 35 goals and 69 assists with 12 penalty minutes.
Martin owns a Rebels franchise record for most career goals (22) scored at the Founders Cup tournament. Martin scored 14 goals during the 2011 Founders Cup at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and added 8 more goals in 2012 at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena when the Rebels defended their National Champions.
Joining Martin will be assistant Captains, Jesse Johnson and Marcus Elvin.
Johnson is returning to the Rebels for his 5th year in their lineup after a year with the Six Nations Jr A Arrows Express. Jesse Johnson now gets to play his final year of Junior eligibility with his two brothers, Gary Dylan Johnson and Timothy Johnson,
Jesse Johnson played on the 2008 & 2011 Rebels Founders Cup Championship teams.
Johnson has played a combined 117 games, scoring 214 points on 66 goals and 148 assists with 108 penalty minutes.
Marcus Elvin, the Burford-native, is entering his 3rd year with the Rebels as a defensive specialist. Elvin has played a combined 68 games, scoring 32 points on 8 goals and 24 assists with 134 penalty minutes.
Martin has played a combined 68 games, amassing 224 career points on 75 goals and 149 assists and just 22 minutes in penalties.
Martin has played 32 Regular season games scoring accumulating 120 (40G, 80A) points with 10 minutes in penalties. Martin has played 36 playoff games while scoring 104 points on 35 goals and 69 assists with 12 penalty minutes.
Martin owns a Rebels franchise record for most career goals (22) scored at the Founders Cup tournament. Martin scored 14 goals during the 2011 Founders Cup at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and added 8 more goals in 2012 at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena when the Rebels defended their National Champions.
Joining Martin will be assistant Captains, Jesse Johnson and Marcus Elvin.
Johnson is returning to the Rebels for his 5th year in their lineup after a year with the Six Nations Jr A Arrows Express. Jesse Johnson now gets to play his final year of Junior eligibility with his two brothers, Gary Dylan Johnson and Timothy Johnson,
Jesse Johnson played on the 2008 & 2011 Rebels Founders Cup Championship teams.
Johnson has played a combined 117 games, scoring 214 points on 66 goals and 148 assists with 108 penalty minutes.
Marcus Elvin, the Burford-native, is entering his 3rd year with the Rebels as a defensive specialist. Elvin has played a combined 68 games, scoring 32 points on 8 goals and 24 assists with 134 penalty minutes.
Six Nations Rebels 2013 Captain, Ian Martin
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Six Nations Rebels 2013 Assistant Captain, Marcus Elvin
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Six Nations Rebels 2013 Assistant Captain Jesse Johnson
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SIX NATIONS REBELS CLAIM
5TH FOUNDERS CUP TITLE
Six Nations Rebels 2012 Founders Cup Champions. Rebels players are goalies 30-Donovan Fleischer, 76-Chase Martin, 95-Doug Jamieson. Runners are 2-Timmy Johnson, (A) 7-Tony Doxtator, (A) 9-Ian Martin, 10-Kevin Davey, 11-Daniel Bo Henhawk, 12-Greg Sawi Longboat, 16-Dallas John, (A) 18-Jacob Bomberry, 19-Jacob Crans, 20-Kessler Doolittle, 21-Marcus Elvin, (C) 22-Spencer Hill, 34-Brier Jonathan, 39-Travis Elvin, 43-Danton Miller, 44-Zed Williams, 52-Harris Lemon, 55-Jordan Monahan, 66-Zach Williams, 77-Brine Rice, 85-Tyson, Bomberry, 88-Joe Haodais Maracle, 91-Wayne Hill, 97-Tugo Goodleaf. Head Coach Stew Monture, Assistant Coaches – Cory Bomberry, Tim Bomberry, Derek General, Jason Johns, Murray Porter, Trainer – Paige Martin, Equipment Managers – (& 2nd VP) Tom Johnson, Jarred Cayuga. President Scott Maracle, 1st VP & GM – Cam Bomberry, 3rd VP – Lynn Hartrick, Executive GM – Wray Maracle, Treasurer – Jenn Hill, Secretary – Tammy Hill, Founders Cup Coordinator Erin Monture, Volunteer Coordinator – Teresa Skye, Water Girls – Dana Isaacs, Larissa Skye, Ball Boy – Hayden Hill, Trey Jimerson, Cecil Monture, Cal Anderson. Rebels Honour their Heart & Soul of the 2012 Team 28-Carney Johnson (Photo by Serene Porter)
SIX NATIONS – It’s official, Six Nations Rebels are the 1st franchise in Canada to win the Founders Cup title 5-times (1997, 2007, 2008, 2011 and 2012) following a thrilling 8-7 win over Akwesasne Indians in the Founders Cup tournament final Sunday evening at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena before 2,700 plus lacrosse fans.
The Akwesasne started Jake Lazore in goal while the Rebels started, Chase Martin.
The Rebels would never trail in this contest Dallas John (2:23), Jacob Bomberry (5:24) and Dallas John (2nd of the game @ 10:24) would make it 3-0 early. Indians Hank Delisle (13:19 & 13:42) narrowed the gap with a pair of markers 23 seconds later. Wayne Hill (18:09) would add to the score before the 2nd of the first 20 minutes of action. Rebels outshot Indians 17-12 in the first period.
The 2nd period was dominated by the Rebels scored the only two goals with Dallas John (hat-trick & power play goal @ 13:59) and Jacob Crans (17:45) made it 6-2 after 40 minutes of play. Rebels were outshot by the Indians 19-15 in the second 20-minute session.
Rebels Brine Rice (5:01) made it 7-2 early in the 3rd period. Akwesasne captain Chad Thompson (5:25) ended Martin’s shutout streak at 31:43 with a goal just 24 seconds later. Kyle Lewis (8:39), Derek Hopps (9:45) and Adam Bomberry (13:07) scored to make it a 1-goal game at 7-6 for Rebels. Ian Martin (13:43) would score the eventual Founders Cup Game-Winning-Goal with 6:17 remaining. Indians Kyle Lewis (16:41) scored to cut the lead to 8-7 as that would be as close as Akwesasne would get in the final frenzied minute of play. Both teams had 17 shots each in the third period to give the Rebels a shooting edge of 49-48 edge in shots for the entire contest.
The Rebels were led by Zed Williams (5A) with a five-point performance. Dallas John (3G) and Ian Martin (1G, 2A) contributed a three-point night. Tugo Goodleaf (2A) had a pair of helpers. Jacob Bomberry (1G, 1A), Brine Rice (1G, 1A), Jacob Crans (1G, 1A), Wayne Hill (1G, 1A) and Joe Haodais Maracle (2A) had two-point evenings. Single Rebels points were by Kevin Davey (1A).
The Indians were led by Hank Delisle (2G), Kyle Lewis (2G), Derek Hopps (1G, 1A), captain Chad Thompson (1G, 1A) and Ky Tarbell (2A) by contributing two-points each. Single Indians points were by Adam Bomberry (1G), Shane Francis (1A), Ty Thompson (1A), Zach Hopps (1A), Tyler Barnhart (1A) and Cody Kilcoyne (1A).
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The Akwesasne started Jake Lazore in goal while the Rebels started, Chase Martin.
The Rebels would never trail in this contest Dallas John (2:23), Jacob Bomberry (5:24) and Dallas John (2nd of the game @ 10:24) would make it 3-0 early. Indians Hank Delisle (13:19 & 13:42) narrowed the gap with a pair of markers 23 seconds later. Wayne Hill (18:09) would add to the score before the 2nd of the first 20 minutes of action. Rebels outshot Indians 17-12 in the first period.
The 2nd period was dominated by the Rebels scored the only two goals with Dallas John (hat-trick & power play goal @ 13:59) and Jacob Crans (17:45) made it 6-2 after 40 minutes of play. Rebels were outshot by the Indians 19-15 in the second 20-minute session.
Rebels Brine Rice (5:01) made it 7-2 early in the 3rd period. Akwesasne captain Chad Thompson (5:25) ended Martin’s shutout streak at 31:43 with a goal just 24 seconds later. Kyle Lewis (8:39), Derek Hopps (9:45) and Adam Bomberry (13:07) scored to make it a 1-goal game at 7-6 for Rebels. Ian Martin (13:43) would score the eventual Founders Cup Game-Winning-Goal with 6:17 remaining. Indians Kyle Lewis (16:41) scored to cut the lead to 8-7 as that would be as close as Akwesasne would get in the final frenzied minute of play. Both teams had 17 shots each in the third period to give the Rebels a shooting edge of 49-48 edge in shots for the entire contest.
The Rebels were led by Zed Williams (5A) with a five-point performance. Dallas John (3G) and Ian Martin (1G, 2A) contributed a three-point night. Tugo Goodleaf (2A) had a pair of helpers. Jacob Bomberry (1G, 1A), Brine Rice (1G, 1A), Jacob Crans (1G, 1A), Wayne Hill (1G, 1A) and Joe Haodais Maracle (2A) had two-point evenings. Single Rebels points were by Kevin Davey (1A).
The Indians were led by Hank Delisle (2G), Kyle Lewis (2G), Derek Hopps (1G, 1A), captain Chad Thompson (1G, 1A) and Ky Tarbell (2A) by contributing two-points each. Single Indians points were by Adam Bomberry (1G), Shane Francis (1A), Ty Thompson (1A), Zach Hopps (1A), Tyler Barnhart (1A) and Cody Kilcoyne (1A).
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Video - OLA Jr B Finals - Game 3
Six Nations Rebels vs Akwesasne Indians
August 10, 2012 at A'nowara'ko:wa Arena in Akwesasne. Recorded and edited by Six Nations Rebels videographer Artie Martin.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
Six Nations Rebels win Ontario Jr B Finals;
Honour fallen teammates memory
Six Nations Rebels win Ontario Jr B Finals;
Honour fallen teammates memory
Six Nations Rebels celebrate at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena Saturday afternoon after returning home from Akwesasne with their 2012 J. A. MacDonald Trophy in tow as the OLA Jr B Champions following their thrilling 11-10 over Akwesasne Indians Friday night. (Pictured Front Row L-R) – Marcus Elvin, Travis Elvin and Jacob Crans. Back Row (L-R) Donovan Fleischer, Wayne Hill, Cap Bomberry (Advisor), Danton Miller, Tyson Bomberry, Cory Bomberry (Coach), Tom Johnson (Equipment Manager), Stew Monture (Head Coach), Chase Martin, Spencer Hill, Tony Doxtator, Tim Johnson, Harris Lemon, Ian Martin, Wray Maracle (EGM), Dallas John, Brian General (Advisor), Scott Maracle (President) and Derek General (Goalie Coach) (Photo’s by Amanda White)
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AKWESASNE- The 4-time Founders Cup champions, 2012 Founders Cup hosts’, Six Nations Rebels over came an emotion filled week in which they lost the heart and soul of the 2012 squad Monday afternoon, when Carney Elijah Johnson passed away to claim their 5th 2012 OLA Jr B Championship Friday night in Akwesasne. The Rebels honoured his memory in their came-from-behind in the final 72 seconds to edge Eastern Conference Champions’ Akwesasne Indians 11-10 in front of a frenzied crowd of 800 plus to win 3-0 in the Best-of-Five Ontario Jr B Finals at the A’nowara’ko:wa Arena.
The Indians started Jake Lazore in goal while the Rebels started, Donovan Fleischer. The Rebels Jacob Bomberry opened the scoring with a power play marker at 13:45. Teammates Brine Rice (15:22) and Joe Haodais Maracle (16:23) made it 3-0 before Indians Nick Sanseverino (17:51) got the home team on the board. Rebels Zed Williams (19:25) made it 4-1 after 20 minutes of action. Rebels outshot Indians 20-16 in the first period. In the 2nd period Akwesasne went on a 5-goal run as Derek Hopps held the hot hand scoring 4-times (2:21, 5:17, 11:30 & 15:40) while teammate Ross Cree (11:09) added the other Indians marker. Rebels coaching staff made a goalie change as Chase Martin took over for starter, Fleischer at 11:30 of the second session. Rebels Jacob Crans scored a shorthanded marker with 63 seconds remaining in the 2nd period. Rebels were outshot Indians 19-17 in the second 20-minute session. |
J. A. MacDonald Trophy • OLA Jr B Champions
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Rebels Tony Doxtator (0:57) tied the game 6-6 and teammate Joe Haodais Maracle gave the Rebels a 7-6 lead. Indians Ty Thompson (5:55) would even the score 7-7, only to have Rebels Brine Rice (2nd of the game @ 6:04) restore a 1-goal lead. Akwesasne Hank Delisle (10:06) and Derek Hopps (5th of the game @ 11::26) leaped the Rebels for a 9-8 Indians lead. Rebels Dallas John (16:16) tied the game 9-9. Akwesasne Tyler Barnhart (17:14) scored for a 10-9 lead with 2:46 remaining. An unsportsmanlike penalty put the Indians on the power play, however it was the Rebels Zed Williams (2nd of the game @ 18:48) doing the shorthanded scoring to even the contest at 10-10. That set the stage for Joe Haodais Maracle (hat-trick @ 19:23) game-winning-goal heroics to give the Rebels their 5th Ontario Jr B Champions and capture the J. A. MacDonald Trophy. Rebels controlled the ball after the faceoff to run the clock down to 8.17 seconds left with the ball deep in Akwesasne end. The Indians desperately attempted to get the ball to the Rebels end without success. Both teams had 21 shots in the thrilling 3rd period to give the Rebels a shooting edge of 58-51 edge in shots for the entire contest. Both teams will begin the Founders Cup tournament Tuesday, August 14th at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena.
The Rebels were led by Joe Haodais Maracle (3G, 2A) with a five-point performance. Zed Williams (2G, 2A) added a 4-point game. Brine Rice (2G, 1A), Tony Doxtator (1G, 2A), Wayne Hill (3A) and Daniel Bo Henhawk (3A) all had three-point games. Jacob Bomberry (1G, 1A) and Harris Lemon (2A) had two-point evenings. Single Rebels points were by Jacob Crans (1G), Dallas John (1G), Tugo Goodleaf (1A), Ian Martin (1A), Zach Williams (1A) and goalie Chase Martin (1A).
The Indians were led by Derek Hopps (5G, 1A) with a 6-point game. Nick Sanseverino (1G, 4A) contributed a 5-point night. Hank Delisle (1G, 2A) with a 3-point performance. Tyler Barnhart (1G, 1A) and goalie Jake Lazore (2A) contributed two-points each. Single Indians points were by Ross Cree (1G), Ty Thompson (1G), Adam Bomberry (1A), Captain Chad Thompson (1A), Cody Kilcoyne (1A), Ratsienhahiens Adams (1A) and Ky Tarbell (1A).
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The Rebels were led by Joe Haodais Maracle (3G, 2A) with a five-point performance. Zed Williams (2G, 2A) added a 4-point game. Brine Rice (2G, 1A), Tony Doxtator (1G, 2A), Wayne Hill (3A) and Daniel Bo Henhawk (3A) all had three-point games. Jacob Bomberry (1G, 1A) and Harris Lemon (2A) had two-point evenings. Single Rebels points were by Jacob Crans (1G), Dallas John (1G), Tugo Goodleaf (1A), Ian Martin (1A), Zach Williams (1A) and goalie Chase Martin (1A).
The Indians were led by Derek Hopps (5G, 1A) with a 6-point game. Nick Sanseverino (1G, 4A) contributed a 5-point night. Hank Delisle (1G, 2A) with a 3-point performance. Tyler Barnhart (1G, 1A) and goalie Jake Lazore (2A) contributed two-points each. Single Indians points were by Ross Cree (1G), Ty Thompson (1G), Adam Bomberry (1A), Captain Chad Thompson (1A), Cody Kilcoyne (1A), Ratsienhahiens Adams (1A) and Ky Tarbell (1A).
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Video Tribute to CJ28 • Carney Johnson.
(compiled by Lindsey Leblanc)
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Regular Season • 2012 Rebels Players Statistics • 2012 OLA Jr B Scoreboard
Six Nations Rebels 2012 Founders Cup Champions. Iroquois Lacrosse Arena -August 19, 2012. Rebels players are goalies 30-Donovan Fleischer, 76-Chase Martin, 95-Doug Jamieson. Runners are 2-Timmy Johnson, (A) 7-Tony Doxtator, (A) 9-Ian Martin, 10-Kevin Davey, 11-Daniel Bo Henhawk, 12-Greg Sawi Longboat, 16-Dallas John, (A) 18-Jacob Bomberry, 19-Jacob Crans, 20-Kessler Doolittle, 21-Marcus Elvin, (C) 22-Spencer Hill, 34-Brier Jonathan, 39-Travis Elvin, 43-Danton Miller, 44-Zed Williams, 52-Harris Lemon, 55-Jordan Monahan, 66-Zach Williams, 77-Brine Rice, 85-Tyson, Bomberry, 88-Joe Haodais Maracle, 91-Wayne Hill, 97-Tugo Goodleaf. Head Coach Stew Monture, Assistant Coaches – Cory Bomberry, Tim Bomberry, Derek General, Jason Johns, Murray Porter, Trainer – Paige Martin, Equipment Managers – (& 2nd VP) Tom Johnson, Jarred Cayuga. President Scott Maracle, 1st VP & GM – Cam Bomberry, 3rd VP – Lynn Hartrick, Executive GM – Wray Maracle, Treasurer – Jenn Hill, Secretary – Tammy Hill, Founders Cup Coordinator Erin Monture, Volunteer Coordinator – Teresa Skye, Water Girls – Dana Isaacs, Larissa Skye, Ball Boy – Hayden Hill, Trey Jimerson, Cecil Monture, Quintan Sault, Cal Anderson. Rebels Honour their Heart & Soul of the 2012 Team 28-Carney Johnson (Photo by Serene Porter)
Six Nations Rebels 2011 Founders Cup Champions Sunday, August 21, 2011 at Kinsmen Arena is Saskatoon. Front Row (L-R): Goalie Don Alton, Captain Alex Martin, Jacob Crans, Danny Vyse and Goalie Brennor Jacobs. 2nd Row: Ball Boy-Hayden Hill, Goalie Coach-Derek General, President-Scott Maracle, Jesse Johnson, Stuart Martin, Carney Johnson, Vaughn Harris, Lucas Smith, Greg Longboat and Tyler Leblanc. 3rd Row: Head Coach-Cam Bomberry, Marcus Elvin, Joe Haodais Maracle, Jesse Jimerson, G. Dylan Johnson, Assistant Coach-Murray Porter, Jacob Bomberry, Chris Attwood, Assistant Coach-Jason Johns, Rhys Tansley, J. Quinn Powless, Ian Martin, GM-Wray Maracle and Assistant Equipment Manager-Jarred Cayuga. 4th Row: Secretary-Tammy Hill, Treasurer-Rebecca Hartrick, Trainer-Kate Stefan, 3rd VP-Lynn Hartrick, Brian General, Dallas John, Tony Doxtator, Fundraiser-Klayton Maracle, Brandon Montour, Spencer Hill and Equipment Manager-Wade Thompson. Missing Head Coach - Ron Chatelain (Photo by Lindsay Leblanc)
2008 Founders Cup Champions - Six Nations Rebels - Guelph, Ontario - August 24, 2008. Front Row Rebels players (L-R): Darryl Hill, Randy Johnson, Andy Jamieson, Cody Jamieson and Stu Hill. 2nd Row: Brent Longboat, Russell Longboat, Vaughn Harris, Peter Hill, Kraig Maracle, Alex Kedoh Hill and Jesse Sault. 3rd Row: Clark Robinson, Randy E. Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Chancy Johnson, Jason Johns. 4th Row: Carney Johnson, Assistant Coach Cory Bomberry, Hawenaedas Thomas, Assistant Coach Rayce Vyse, Klayton Maracle, Equipment Manager Derek Sandy, James Mt. Pleasant, Marty Hill, Ryley Johnson, Trainer John Jacobs, Elijah Johns, Assistant Coach Roger Vyse, Assistant Coach Craig Point, Goalie Coach Derek General, Torrey VanEvery and Therapist Lori Belliveau. (Missing Jeremy Johns, Coach Stew Monture and GM Wray Maracle)
2007 Founders Cup Champions - Six Nations Rebels - Kamloops, BC - August 26, 2007.
Front Row (L-R): Randy Johnson and Cody VanEvery.
2nd Row: Jordan Johnson, Cam Sault, Russell Longboat, Andy Jamieson, Blake Sault, Alex Kedoh Hill, Hawenaedas Thomas, Brent Longboat, Ely Longboat, Aroniakeha Elijah, Marty Hill, Cody Johnson, Jeremy Johns and Torrey VanEvery.
3rd Row: Coach Stew Monture, Assistant Coach Cory Bomberry, Trainer John Jacobs, Clark Robinson, Tadd Williams, Stu Hill, Barna Robinson, Ron Johnson, Peter Hill, Wayne VanEvery, Jonathan Cox, Zach Hill, Chancy Johnson, Jason Johns, Assistant Coach Rayce Vyse, Kraig Maracle, Assistant Coach Roger Vyse.
