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LaSalle Vipers MVP - Abdul Abouzeeni
Playoff MVP - Jack Bowler
Defensive Player of the Year - Ray Hamlin
Defenseman of the Year - Abdul Abouzeeni
Offensive Player of the Year - Stephane Crevier
Vipers Pillar Award - Hayden Heinrich & Sami Molu
2019-2020 Most Sportsmanlike - Spencer Paradis
2019-2020 Most Improved Player - Colton Krzeminski
2019-2020 Hardest Worker Award - Nic Pavia
2019-2020 Rookie of the Year - Kyle Walker
John Nelson Thank-You's & Awards Preview
GOJHL Cancels Remainder of Season
We regret to inform that the remainder of the season has been canceled. Thank you for all your support over this past season.
Lecot and Molu Tabbed As Rookie All-Stars
Two LaSalle Vipers were named to the GOJHL Western Conference Rookie All-Star Team.
Defenseman Spencer Lecot and goaltender Sami Molu were selected to the six-man team that recognizes the best first-year players at their respective positions.
Lecot began the season with the Leamington Flyers where he played the first 18 games of his season before being dealt to LaSalle for his next 30 games. In total the 18-year-old scored six goals and 22 points in the regular-season and then added four assists in eight playoff games.
The 18-year-old Molu appeared in 32 regular-season games where he ranked second in the Western Conference in minutes played, along with a 3.10 goals against average and a 0.90% save percentage.
Comeback Falls Short As Nationals Take Game 1
The LaSalle Vipers made a valiant comeback, but ultimately ran out of time and the London Nationals took Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals on Wednesday night in London.
Playoff Tested Vipers To Clash With Nationals
Opening as heavy underdogs heading into their Western Conference Semifinal series against the London Nationals, the LaSalle Vipers will be encouraged by the fact that they have gone through the rigours of playoff hockey.
Adversity No Match For Vipers In Comeback
The LaSalle Vipers faced considerable adversity throughout their Western Conference Quarterfinal series against the Chatham Maroons which culminated in a Game 7 victory on Sunday afternoon in LaSalle.
Vipers Squeak Out Thriller To Force Game 7
Facing elimination for the second straight game, the LaSalle Vipers edged out the Chatham Maroons 5-3 on Saturday afternoon in Chatham and earned themselves a Game 7 on home ice on Sunday.
Reinforcements Help Vipers Stay Alive With Home Win
The LaSalle Vipers have lived to play another day in their Western Conference Quarterfinals series against the Chatham Maroons. Sparked by the return to the lineup of defencemen Abdul Abouzeeni and Brad Vincent, the Vipers played 60 minutes of desperation hockey that resulted in a 5-0 victory over the Chatham Maroons on Wednesday night in LaSalle.
Maroons Push Vipers To Brink
The Chatham Maroons are one win away from taking the Western Conference Quarterfinal series against the LaSalle Vipers.
The fifth-seeded Maroons followed up Saturday night’s blowout win in LaSalle with a narrow 4-3 victory on Sunday night in Chatham to take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the fourth-seeded Vipers.
Maroons Storm Back In Game 2 to Tie Series
On Thursday night in Chatham, the Chatham Maroons scored three unanswered goals in the third period to erase a 3-0 deficit and then scored early in overtime to take Game 2 and tie the Western Conference Quarterfinal series with the LaSalle Vipers.
Vipers Step up To Take Physical Game 1
On Wednesday night in LaSalle, The LaSalle Vipers passed the test of playoff hockey and earned themselves a Game 1 victory and a 1-0 series lead on the Chatham Maroons in their Western Conference Quarterfinal series.
Vipers and Maroons To Renew Playoff Acquaintances
Meeting in the GOJHL Western Conference Quarterfinals for the second time in three years, the LaSalle Vipers and Chatham Maroons will continue a rivalry that has much familiarity.
Vipers Drop Finale, Set Sights On Playoffs
The LaSalle Vipers were upended by the Komoka Kings on Sunday afternoon at the Vollmer Complex and now turn their attention to their first-round playoff matchup.
Vipers Down Sarnia, Clinch Home Ice In First Round
The LaSalle Vipers scored three late third period goals to pull away from the Sarnia Legionnaires on route to a 4-2 on Thursday night in Sarnia.
Sarnia forward Josh Barraclough scored in the first period and Vipers defenseman Abdul Abouzeeni replied in the second and the score remained locked at 1-1 deep into the third.
Next Home Game - Sunday, Feb. 23 at 2:30 PM
The community of LaSalle and the LaSalle Vipers are super excited for Hometown Hockey to roll in this weekend!!
Just a reminder that there is no Vipers game tonight. Our next and final home game is this Sunday at 2:30 PM.
Weekend Recap: Vipers Split Busy Week
Faced with a challenging schedule of four games in six days, three of which were on the road, the LaSalle Vipers came away with a 2-2 record. The team began the week with a win over Strathroy on Wednesday, fell in St. Marys on Friday, defeated the Kings in Komoka on Saturday, and then were upended by the London Nationals on Monday afternoon.
Vipers Wrap Up Season Series With Lincolns
The LaSalle Vipers will meet the St. Marys Lincolns for the final time in the regular-season Friday night in St. Marys.
With five games remaining on their schedule, the Vipers (23-16-1-5) trail the third-place Lincolns (26-13-3-4) by seven points. A victory in tonight's game would put them five back with still a game in hand and would give them a glimmer of hope at catching them over the final few games of the season.
Late Goal Gives Vipers Win Over Strathroy
An exciting third period saw the LaSalle Vipers score late to skate away with a 4-3 victory over the Strathroy Rockets on Wednesday night at the Vollmer Complex in LaSalle.
Trailing 2-1 heading into the third, Jack Bowler scored nine seconds into the period on a nice individual effort by taking the puck right off the faceoff, working his way past a couple defenders, and then beating the goalie with a deke.
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Vipers Host Rockets To Begin Busy Stretch
The LaSalle Vipers will play four games in a six-day span, beginning on Wednesday night at the Vollmer Complex when they take on the Strathroy Rockets for the final time in the regular-season.
The two teams will meet for the second straight game after the Vipers went into Strathroy this past Saturday night and picked up a 5-2 victory to snap a three-game skid.
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Vipers End Skid, Win On Dad's Road Trip
On Saturday night in Strathroy, the LaSalle Vipers found some timely offense to pick up an important win over the Strathroy Rockets and bump a three-game losing-streak in the process.
With many of the Vipers dads making the trip, the team got a boost from their special teams as well as the trio of Jack Bowler, Stephane Crevier and Spencer Paradis who all had three points in the game.
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Third-Place Hopes Fade In Loss To Lincolns
The LaSalle Vipers hopes of moving towards third-place in the GOJHL's Western Conference took a hit last night as the team fell to the visiting St. Marys Lincolns by a score of 6-4.
Evan Ferguson scored two outstanding solo rush goals less than a minute apart to give the Vipers a 2-1 lead mid way through the first period, but from that point on on their demise was met by far too much sloppy play.
Vipers Host Lincolns Again In Pivotal Game
For the second straight Wednesday, the LaSalle Vipers will play host to the St. Marys Lincolns as the two teams head towards their destined final position in the Western Conference standings.
Vipers Split Weekend Games
After beginning the week with a big home win over the St. Marys Lincolns, the LaSalle Vipers took to the road for two weekend games.
On Saturday night, a back-and-forth affair with the Komoka Kings ended with Abdul Abouzeeni scoring into an empty net in double overtime. Wanting the two points to improve their position in the standings, the Kings rolled the dice and elected to pull their goalie in the final minute of the game. Down to what was likely the last chance, Abouzeeni hit the empty net from near center ice to give the Vipers the 5-4 win.
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Back-to-Back Road Games A Test For Vipers
Having had a light schedule over the past couple weeks, the LaSalle Vipers are about to be reminded what it is like to be busier with games. After picking up their second straight win on Wednesday night, the team hits the road this weekend for two road games, beginning with a trip to Komoka to take on the Kings on Saturday night.
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Abouzeeni Continues To Shine In Third Season
With his two points in last night's win over the St. Marys Lincolns and with 11 regular-season games still to play, Abdul Abouzeeni has already produced the second highest scoring season by a defenseman in LaSalle Vipers history. His 42 points through 38 games played are the most since David Sharpe's franchise-record 68 points established back in the 2009-2010 season.
Vipers Begin Busy Week With Win Over Lincolns
The LaSalle Vipers turned in arguably their most complete game of the season in a 4–1 victory over the St. Marys Lincolns on Wednesday night at the Vollmer Complex.
Controlling much of the game from start to finish, the Vipers outshot the Lincolns 37-27 and got goals from Spencer Paradis, Hayden Heinrich, Abdul Abouzeeni and Ray Hamlin, and if not for some dazzling saves by St. Marys netminder Kyle Curtin, the score would have been more lopsided. His counterpart Sami Molu was up to the task all night as well, turning aside 26 shots to earn his 12th win of the season.
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Vipers Set To Host Lincolns In Key Game
The LaSalle Vipers welcome the St. Marys Lincolns to the Vollmer Recreation Complex tonight for a key game in the standings.
Coming into tonight's contest (scheduled for a 7:00 PM start), the Vipers (19-13-15) find themselves in fourth-place in the GOJHL's Western Conference and trail the Lincolns (22-10-3-4) by seven points for third.
The three previous meetings between the two teams have been very evenly matched with all three being decided by one goal. St. Marys won both of their home games in overtime, while the Vipers took a 3-2 decision on October 23 in LaSalle.
With a game in hand and three games remaining against the Lincolns, there is plenty of opportunity for the Vipers to control their own destiny as they battle for important positioning in the standings down the stretch.
Vipers' head scout Andrew Sykes
LaSalle Vipers' head scout Andrew Sykes talks about the importance of the upcoming Prospect Camp to the team. (Video clip by Gary Rennie)
Vipers' captain Brett Vorshuk ends Jr. B career
Teammates (from left) Aaron Shaw, Cody Schneider and Stefan Dobrich have farewell messages for departing captain Brett Vorshuk. (Video clip by Gary Rennie)
Abdul Abouzeeni, Defensive Player Award
Abdul Abouzeeni was named the LaSalle Vipers' defensive player of the year at the team's award banquet Wednesday, April 3. He receives the award from head coach John Nelson
Kory Silverio, Forward of the Year
Kory Silverio is honoured as the Vipers' forward of the year at the team's awards banquet Wednesday. Head coach John Nelson makes the award. For more photos from the banquet, follow the link on this page to the team's Facebook page. (Photo by Gary Rennie)
Tonight's Game (Aug 28)
Postponed to September 4th at 7pm
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