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Sunday Matinee, Feb. 14th 2:30 pm

LaSalle Family Dentistry presents
Family Fun Day
Celebrate Vinnie and Mini Vinny’s First Birthday
At their Mascot Party 2010
 
Win a Vipers Replica Jersey – Giveaways – Prizes

You Shoot, You Win

10 pucks in 20 seconds scores $500

At the Wed. Feb. 17th Vipers Game
Participation ballots can be picked up on Wed. Feb. 17 between 11 am and 2 pm
at the Grand Opening of the NEW Southland Insurance Office in LaSalle, 5881 Malden Road Unit 1 (Sprucewood and Malden Road)

Vipers Make it 7 Wins in a Row

The Vipers took their seventh win in a row on Thursday night with a solid shorthanded effort defeating Sarnia 5-2 on the Legionnaires' home ice.

Leading the way for the Vipers was David Sharpe with one goal and two assists. Sammy Banga put in two goals, with singles from Drew Palmer and Matt Beaudoin.  Goaltender, Connor Lyons, had a very strong game in net.

The Vipers outshot Sarnia 44-24 and went 2-6 on the power play. The Vipers are now tied with Chatham for third place with 58 points and a record of 27 W, 15 L, 4 OTL.

The Vipers played without Mike Whaley, Troy Cox, Pat Murphy, Chris Lugosi, Tyler Courneya and Ryan Speers. Most will be back in the line up next Saturday.

The Vipers are off for the next eight days.  They return to action on Saturday, February 13, when they head to Strathroy. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

Vipers Beat St. Thomas

The Vipers made it six wins in a row by defeating the St. Thomas Stars at home 5-4 in front of 888 fans. 

Scoring for the Vipers were Anthony Querin, D.J. Turner, Eric Noel, David Sharpe and Matt Beaudoin.  Goaltender, Brett Timmerman, earns the win.  Vipers outshot the Stars 31-22 and went 0-5 on the power play.
 
Next game is Thursday in Sarnia at 7:30 p.m.

Vipers wish Mike Whaley and Troy Cox a speedy recovery from their respective surgeries.

Vipers Beat Lambton Shores

Vipers goaltender, Brett Timmerman, earned the shutout in the Vipers 15-0 win over Lambton Shores. Timmerman turned away all 31 Lambton shots on goal.

Scoring for the Vipers were D.J.Turner with 3, Ryan Speers 3, Bobby Barrett 3, Ryan Baldwin 2 and singles put in by Eric Noel, Sammy Banga and Drew Palmer.

The Vipers outshot Lambton 42-31 and went 1-8 on the power play.

The Vipers play next on Wednesday, February 3rd, when they host St.Thomas at the Vollmer at 7 p.m.

Vipers Beat St. Marys

The LaSalle Vipers won their fourth straight game Wednesday night, beating the St. Mary Lincolns 4-2 in front of 998 fans at the Vollmer centre.

Scoring for the Vipers were David Sharpe , D.J.Turner, Drew Palmer and Ryan Baldwin. The Vipers went 1-3 on the power play and outshot the Lincolns 44-19.  Goaltender, Connor Lyons, got the win in net.

The Vipers are now 24-15-4, for 52 points. Seven games remain in the regular season.

Next action for the Vipers will be Saturday when they travel to Forest. Game time is at 7:45 p.m.

The LaSalle Vipers welcome the LaSalle Sabres

 The LaSalle Vipers welcome the LaSalle Sabres Bantam Major team as a member of our ROE program.

They won the 2009 Randy Brunet Memorial Tournament. Winning all 4 tournament games only allowing six goals against. Goalies Nick Swiatoschik and Andrew Carrick provided stellar goaltending while Jordan Luciw and Cole Higginbottom were the leading scorers.

Congratulations to Greg Fera and Cole Levac for the offensive play. Joe Binder was the MVP in the Championship game.

Vipers Beat London

The Vipers beat London 6-4 on Sunday.

Scoring for the Vipers were Ryan Baldwin with two goals and two assists. Singles were popped in by D.J. Turner, Mike Whaley, David Sharpe and Mike Souligny.

In one of his best games of the season, Vipers goaltender, Conner Lyons, turned away 44 shots, earning a third straight win.

The next game is Wednesday night at 7 p.m. against St. Marys.

Vipers Beat Flyers

The Vipers beat the Flyers 8-3 Thursday night in Leamington. Leading the scoring for the Vipers was D.J. Turner with 3 goals. Single goals were scored by Ryan Speers, David Bingeman , Matt Beaudoin, Troy Cox, and Eric Noel. Joe Lepera earned the win as the Vipers outshot the Flyers 53-19.

This gives the Vipers 48 points on the season with 9 games remaining. Last season, the team racked-up 47 points in 52 games with 186 goals for, 197 goals against, and 21 wins.

This season, the Vipers have chalked-up 205 goals for, 161 goals against, and 22 wins.

The Vipers play next on Sunday when they travel to London’s Western Fair. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

Vipers Beat Chatham

The Vipers were psyched for their face-off against Chatham on Wednesday night, overtaking the Maroons 7-3.

Vipers scoring was led by Ryan Baldwin and D.J. Turner, who had two goals apiece.  Also scoring for the Vipers were Bobby Barrett, Matt Beaudoin and Sammy Banga.

Goaltender, Brett Timmerman, made 31 stops, earning a win in his first start as a Viper.

The Vipers scored one power play goal and two shorthaned goals, out-shooting Chatham 39-34.

The game was attended by 909 fans.

The next game for the Vipers is Thursday in Leamington.  Game time is 7:10 p.m.

On Sunday, the Vipers will be in London.  Game time is 7:30 p.m.

Two Points for Noel at 2010 Prospects

Vipers forward, Eric Noel, had a goal and an assist in the 2010 Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League (GOJHL) Prospects game played Monday night in Fort Erie, Ontario. The goal came on a redirect pass in the second period, and Noel picked up the assist in the third period of play.

The game was attended by more than 700 hockey fans from Ontario and the state of New York. 

Also in attendance were representatives from a number of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) schools and several NHL teams.

Danny Whitehead update

In a game against the Sarnia Legionnaires on Wednesday, January 13th,
Vipers right defense-man, Danny Whitehead, suffered a leg injury
following a collision with a Sarnia player with about three minutes left
in the third period.

On Saturday, the 16th, he underwent surgery.

He will spend the next six weeks in a cast, followed by a month or two
of  physical therapy.

Danny Whitehead has been with the Vipers for four years.

 At the Sunday Vipers game against the Strathroy Rockets, he demonstrated
his commitment to the team by coming out and showing support -- a mere
24 hours after undergoing surgery.

Whitehead shows support

Vipers right defense-man, Dan Whitehead, returned to the Vollmer on Sunday to show support for his team as the Vipers squared off against Strathroy.  Only 24 hours before, Whitehead had undergone surgery, which set a plate and two pins in his broken ankle.

The Vipers lost 8 - 6.

Scoring for the Vipers were Ryan Speers with two goals, Bobby Barrett, Sammy Banga, Mike Whaley and D.J. Turner.  Vipers went 1 - 7 on the power play, but Strathroy outshot the Vipers 40 - 34.

Strathroy took 28 penalties in the game, with the Vipers chalking-up 46.

The Vipers play next on Wednesday the 20th, when they host Chatham.  Game time is 7 p.m. at the Vollmer.

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