St. Catharines Mountainview Homes Falcons

The St. Catharines Mountainview Homes Falcons bounced back with a big 5-2 win over the Stoney Creek Warriors Saturday night. The win came one night after dropping Friday night's home game 4-2 to the Thorold Blackhawks.

Riley Steeves opened the scoring at 3:32 of the first period for Stoney Creek. Another Riley in the game, Riley Sheahan of St. Catharines, scored the only other 1st period goal, at the 8:29 minute mark, sending the game into the first intermission tied 1-1.

The Falcons scored two second period power-play goals to jump out to a 3-1 lead before the 5 minute mark of the period. Chris Stevenson and Adam Moroney put the points up on the scoreboard for St. Catharines.

Adam Montgomery scored a power-play goal for the Warriors in the 2nd period to cut the Falcons lead to 3-2 before the 2nd intermission.

Riley Sheahan scored his second goal of the game in the third period to give the Falcons another 2 goal lead. His unassisted goal came at 6:01.

Jeff Amadio added an empty-net goal at 19:38 of the third to make the final score 5-2 in favour of the visiting Falcons.

Steele De Fazio turned away 29 shots for the win, while Garrett Driscoll made 26 saves in a losing effort for Stoney Creek.

The Falcons next home game is Friday, October 19th, when the Welland Jr. Canadians make their first stop to the Jack Gatecliff Arena. Game time inside the Jack is 7:30pm.

From one champion to another, congratulations to our main sponsor, Mountainview Homes, for winning the 2007 Ontario Home Builder of the Year award during a ceremony at Blue Mountain Resort in Collingwood on September 28th.

Along with Mark Basciano, the Falcons would like to congratulate Rick Proderberac and Mike Memme, as well as the entire Mountainview Homes staff, for their continued strive for excellence amongst builders in the Niagara Region. A job well done, Mountainview Homes.

Falcons bounce back with win