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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Championship - Semi #2
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Rebels to face Akwesasne for Founders Cup title Sunday
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SIX NATIONS - The 4-time Founders Cup champions, 2012 J. A. MacDonald Trophy winners as Ontario Jr B Champions, Six Nations Rebels will have a rematch of the Ontario final Sunday afternoon for the 2012 Founders Cup Championship. The Rebels (4-1-1) earned their ticket to finals with a 19-8 win over Onondaga Redhawks Saturday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena before 1,400 plus lacrosse fans. While Akwesasne Indians (5-0-0) defeated Calgary Mountaineers (3-1-1) 11-8 the previous game to renew the battle of the two First Nations Jr B teams. The Rebels defeated Akwesasne 3-0 in the Best-of-Five Ontario Jr B finals earlier in the month of August.
The Onondaga started Tyler Niemczak in goal while the Rebels started, Donovan Fleischer. The Rebels would never trail in this contest Wayne Hill (0:57) and Brine Rice (2:50) would make 2-0 early. Redhawks Aennadie McComber (3:04) narrowed the gap 14 seconds later. Jacob Bomberry would score the next three Rebels goals (8:20; 9:16 and 16:46 on the power play) however, Redhawks Orris Edwards (9:00), Nick Angus (Power play goal @13:36) and Lyle Thompson (14:10) exchange goals during Jacobs hat-trick for 5-4 Rebels lead. Rebels Ian Martin (18:33) converted an intercept a pass deep in Redhawks end into a 6-4 Rebels after 20 minutes of action. Rebels outshot Redhawks 25-18 in the first period. |
Six Nations Rebels are set to defend their current Founders Cup title as they face Akwesasne Indians for the Canadian Lacrosse Association Jr B Title at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena Sunday afternoon after returning home. (Photo’sby Amanda White)
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The 2nd period was dominated by the Rebels as Zed Williams (power play goal @ 3:03 and 9:25) made it 8-4 before Onondaga Lyle Thompson (2nd of the game @ 13:54) scored a shorthanded goal. Jacob Bomberry (4th of the game @ 14:50) and Kevin Davey (18:14) gave Rebels a 10-5 lead after 40 minutes of play. Rebels outshot Redhawks 24-15 in the second 20-minute session.
Rebels continued to dominate the contest as Dallas John (power play goal @ 16:16), Joe Haodais Maracle (1:35), Dallas John (2nd of the game - 2:57), Ian Martin (2nd of the game @ 7:41), Zed Williams (hat-trick @ 8:31) and Brier Jonathan (10:05) all scored to give Six Nations a 16-5 lead. Troy Benedict (11:18) and Orris Edwards (power play goal @ 14:45) scored Redhawks 6th & 7th goals of the game. Joe Haodais Maracle (2nd of the game @ 15:04) and Ian Martin (hat-trick @ 15:30) made it 18-7 Rebels. Redhawks Cameron Simpson (power play goal @ 16:32) scored only to have Rebels Wayne Hill (17:36) tally the final goal. Rebels outshot Redhawks 18-12 to give the Rebels a shooting edge of 67-45 edge in shots for the entire contest.
The Rebels were led by Zed Williams (3G, 6A) with a nine-point performance. Jacob Bomberry (4G, 4A) added an 8-point game. Ian Martin (3G, 3A) contributed a six-point night. Dallas John (2G, 3A) had a 5-point game. Wayne Hill (2G, 2A) and Joe Haodais Maracle (2G, 2A) all had four-point games. Tugo Goodleaf (2A) had a pair of helpers. Brier Jonathan (1G, 1A), Brine Rice (1G, 1A), Kevin Davey (1G, 1A) and Harris Lemon (2A) had two-point evenings. Single Rebels points were by Travis Elvin (1A), Jacob Crans (1A), Zach Williams (1A) and Spencer Hill (1A).
The Redhawks were led by Lyle Thompson (2G, 3A) with a 5-point game. Aennadie McComber (1G, 2A) contributed a 3-point night. Orris Edwards (2G), Troy Benedict (1G, 1A), Nick Angus (1G, 1A) and Edmund Cathers (2A) contributed two-points each. Single Indians points were by Cameron Simpson (1G), Cree Cathers (1A) and Tekatseahokey Lazare (1A).
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Rebels continued to dominate the contest as Dallas John (power play goal @ 16:16), Joe Haodais Maracle (1:35), Dallas John (2nd of the game - 2:57), Ian Martin (2nd of the game @ 7:41), Zed Williams (hat-trick @ 8:31) and Brier Jonathan (10:05) all scored to give Six Nations a 16-5 lead. Troy Benedict (11:18) and Orris Edwards (power play goal @ 14:45) scored Redhawks 6th & 7th goals of the game. Joe Haodais Maracle (2nd of the game @ 15:04) and Ian Martin (hat-trick @ 15:30) made it 18-7 Rebels. Redhawks Cameron Simpson (power play goal @ 16:32) scored only to have Rebels Wayne Hill (17:36) tally the final goal. Rebels outshot Redhawks 18-12 to give the Rebels a shooting edge of 67-45 edge in shots for the entire contest.
The Rebels were led by Zed Williams (3G, 6A) with a nine-point performance. Jacob Bomberry (4G, 4A) added an 8-point game. Ian Martin (3G, 3A) contributed a six-point night. Dallas John (2G, 3A) had a 5-point game. Wayne Hill (2G, 2A) and Joe Haodais Maracle (2G, 2A) all had four-point games. Tugo Goodleaf (2A) had a pair of helpers. Brier Jonathan (1G, 1A), Brine Rice (1G, 1A), Kevin Davey (1G, 1A) and Harris Lemon (2A) had two-point evenings. Single Rebels points were by Travis Elvin (1A), Jacob Crans (1A), Zach Williams (1A) and Spencer Hill (1A).
The Redhawks were led by Lyle Thompson (2G, 3A) with a 5-point game. Aennadie McComber (1G, 2A) contributed a 3-point night. Orris Edwards (2G), Troy Benedict (1G, 1A), Nick Angus (1G, 1A) and Edmund Cathers (2A) contributed two-points each. Single Indians points were by Cameron Simpson (1G), Cree Cathers (1A) and Tekatseahokey Lazare (1A).
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