Cannon also destroys Sunapee, 11-4.

It was the red team's turn to beat up on the navy team, handing them their worst loss of the season.

Slowly but surely, the better players are showing up for this last place navy team. This week Kevin Flanagan made his 2026 debut, but they're still awaiting Kevin Anderson and Pat Deskin.

"We really want the other Kevin to show up," said Tony Onello. "We'll put Flanagan with Anderson and call them the FNA line. Which seems about right."

Thiings were close for a period, as they always are with this navy team. A first period goal by Mark DeFilippis just beat the buzzer for a 3-2 red lead.

In the 2nd though, red fired off 4 goals to take a 7-4 lead, and that was that. In the third two quick goals by Sean Steigerwald and Dustin Silk put us into Jake Steigerwald time, as he would see significant ice time after they took a 9-4 lead.

Jake Silk and Luke Steigerwald each tacked on some Kotex points at the end, for the 11-4 final.

"Hey, we all picked from the same list," noted red captain Andy Long. "How did I know that this new guy Brian was gonna be pretty good, and that Bill Osbahr and Mark DeFilippis were gonna start scoring goals again?"

For the navy team, they now have allowed 27 goals in 3 games, with a minus 22 differential.

"Our first game was a 7-0 loss," explained Rick Bobrycki. "Then it was 9-1, now 11-4. We're on pace to score 6 or 7 next week."

Fuji though was not happy, despite the easy win.

"Why does Fortini play so bad?" exclaimed Fuji. "I'd be okay with trading him for a guy who can just clear the puck."

Fortini said something about his stick not working before he left the rink.


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