The Flames played host to the mighty Wachusett Wolfpack at JFK Coliseum on Saturday morning. The Wolfpack played like a pack of wolves, using strength in numbers and working together to get the job done. Manchester lost 9-1 to the 1st place Wolfpack. Wachusett improved to 17-0 in league play, while allowing just their 15th goal of the season in the win. The Flames dropped to 8-8 in league play.
I took a few pictures during the game and in the pictures you may notice that Wachusett has equal of greater numbers than their opponent in almost every shot.
There are plenty of Flames in the picture, but still a wide open scoring chance for the Wolfpack.
This is one of very few scoring chances that the Flames could generate against a stingy defense.
Jax clears the puck out of the defensive zone.
With the Flames starting goalie away on the sandy beaches of Lake Placid for the weekend, Kayden Michaud stepped in and played outstanding for the Flames.
The reflection in the glass shows Ian that he is not alone.
In this rare photograph, we see Jax make the puck levitate to the amazement of everyone in the area.
The Flames line up for a defensive zone face-off.
Austin and Teddy rush the puck up ice, but Wachusett always had defenders back quickly.
This picture shows great form by both teams, except the puck stayed put.
Logan and Teddy looking for a puck.
These are not actors, they are actual hockey players.
Everywhere the Flames went, the Wolfpack had well placed opponents.
Colby and Gavin working on some defense.
Kayden mixing it up with the big boys.
Jordan looks one way while going the other.
Drew is surrounded by the Wolfpack as they sprint into offensive mode.
Wachusett with the perfect offensive triangle against a solo Flame defender.
Luke and Logan looking to make a play at JFK.
Austin, Teddy, and Drew get a shot on goal against Wachusett.
Both teams react in disbelief as the ref skates in saying something about Santa not coming to town.
Logan tries to get behind the defense on this rush.
Wachusett clears a rebound from in front of their net.
