The Black Plague beats Anthrax 8 - 4 to take the Gold

Made in China defeat the Heroic Hites 3 - 2 to take the Bronze

Game recaps can be found here.

Anthrax beats the Heroic Hites 6 - 1

The Black Plague takes Made in China 7 - 2

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Made in China take down Anthrax 6 - 5 (SO)

The Black Plague beat the Heroic Hites 6 - 0

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The Heroic Hites shock Made in China 8 - 3

The Black Plague beat Anthrax 4 - 3 (SO)

Game recaps can be found here.

The Black Plague beat Made in China 7 - 2

Anthax takes down the Heroic Hites 5 -2

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Anthrax takes sole ownership of first place with a 6 - 2 win over Made in China
The Black Plague shuts out the Heroic hites 6 - 0

Game recaps can be found here.

Made in China beat the Heroic Hites 5 - 1.
The Black Plague upsets Team Anthrax 5 - 4

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Made in China cure the Black Plague with a score of 4-2.
Anthax ravages the Heroic Hites 7-1

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DCIHL Season 2 Playoffs are underway.

Last night at the Ice Rink in Cheonju, the last place Black Aces took on the first place White Knights in game one of the semi-finals. The Aces surprised just about everyone with an upset 5-4 win that will send them to the gold medal game next week in Daejeon.

In game two, the Killer Bees knocked off the Hammers 6-3 who were missing set-up man Chris Goodman. Killer Bee Brad Russel was unstoppable, figuring in on 5 of the Bees' 6 goals.

Recaps of the games can be found here.

The finals go next week in Daejeon. The match-ups are:

Bronze Medal Game
The Hammers vs. The White Knights

Gold Medal Game
Killer Bees vs. Black Aces

Week 7 of DCIHL Season Two play is in the books.

Last Friday in Daejeon, the White Knights eased up (by their standards) and won 7-2 over the recently struggling Hammers. Calbe MacIvor got four points to stay right on Ryan Goode's heals for the scoring championship.

In the second game, the Black Aces lost another close one to the Killer Bees. Bee Brad Russel is proving to be an Ace-killer, scoring four goals to lead the Bees to an 8-7 victory over the Aces.

Recaps here.

Week 6 of DCIHL Season Two play is in the books.

Last Friday in Daejeon, the White Knights put on another show, knocking off the Killer Bees 10-5. Ryan Goode had another great night with 6 points.

In the second game, the undermanned Hammers were edged out in a 6-5 loss to the Black Aces who finally had everything come together in a win. Eric Bannerman had a strong game for the Hammers with a hat trick. Lawrence Willoughby scored a pair for the Aces to lead them to victory.

Recaps here.

Week 5 of DCIHL season two play is in the books.

Last Saturday at the Ice Rink in Cheongju, the undermanned Hammers held on for a 6-5 shootout win over the Killer Bees. Eric Bannerman was the hero for The Hammers, while Waylon Chinski and Brad Russel had strong games for the Bees.

In the second game, the White Knights pounded the Black Aces 13-6. The Knights were led by an 11-point performance by Ryan Goode (7G, 4A). got their first win of the season by handing The Hammers their first loss of the season. Ryan Goode of the White Knights had an 11-point night (7G, 4A).

Recaps here.

Week 4 of DCIHL season two play is in the books.

Last Saturday at the Ice Rink in Cheongju, the undermanned White Knights got their first win of the season by handing The Hammers their first loss of the season. Ryan Goode of the White Knights had an outstanding niget, potting four goals and picking up two assists for six points on the night. Chris Goodman of The Hammers picked up three points for his team in a losing effort. Special thanks to Michael Jones and Waylon Chinski for filling out the Knights' roster.

The second game was another nail-biter as the Killer Bees and the Black Aces came down to a shoot-out. The Black Aces played what might have been their best game of the year and took a one-goal lead into the final minutes of play. A bad bounce off of the unpredicable boards in Cheongju led to a Waylon Chinski goal to tie the game. Bart Sears of the Bees scored the only goal of the shootout, but that was all that was needed as none of the Aces' shooters could solve Bees back-up goalie Ricky Weldon.

Recaps here.

Jason French finally found the back of the net, getting his first three goals of the season as he led his Hammers to a 7-5 win over the Black Aces last Friday. Hammers' forward Chris Goodman had a four-point night with a goal and three assists while fellow Hammer Jon Deblois chipped in two goals for the winning effort. Matt Acheson and Erich Ramirez had two goals each for the Aces who came up just short while looking for their second win of the season.

The second game of the night featured the Killer bees against the White Knights. The game was a nail-biter, coming down to the final forty seconds when newcomer Brad Russel scored to give the Bees a 5-4 lead over the Knights. The Bees added an empty netter and the final score was 6-4 for the Bees. Rupert Houle, Caleb MacIvor, Ryan Goode and Mario Choi had goals for the Knights, but they weren't enough as the Knights dropped to 0-3 on the season.

Recaps here.

All DCIHL players take note of the following schedule change:

Week 5
The games scheduled for Friday, October 31st in Daejeon has been moved to Saturday, November 1st in Cheongju. The games will go at the regular Cheongju times (7:10pm and 8:30pm).

Week 6
The games scheduled for Saturday, November 8th in Cheongju have been moved to Friday, November 7th in Daejeon. The games will go at the regular Daejeon times (10:40pm and 12:00am)

This means we will play two weeks in a row in Cheongju (October 25th and November 1st), followed by two weeks in a row in Daejeon (November 7th and November 14th). We will then go back to our alternating schedule.

The changes have been made to the schedule page and to the downloadable schedules available there.

All of us in the DCIHL would like to congratulate Killer Bees captain Waylon Chinski and his wife Hye-Kyoung on the birth today of their daughter Jade Da-Rae. Both mom and daughter are doing fine.