XHL · Season OneJanuary 5, 1900CANONICAL · XHL-S1-010
Grizzlies hit for double value
C&D game used: Hockey Blast · PLAAY Games · ASN XHL rules
British Columbia GrizzliesATSaskatchewan Thunderheads
British Columbia Grizzlies at Saskatchewan Thunderheads
British Columbia Grizzlies 3 · Saskatchewan Thunderheads 1
Fictional XHL rink illustration in a circa-1900 photographic style. Generated artwork; not a photograph of this game or its players.
From the XHL sporting desk · recap derived from the played ledger
BRITISH COLUMBIA, JANUARY 5, 1900.— British Columbia Grizzlies defeated Saskatchewan Thunderheads by 3–1 in XHL scoring points. The actual goal count was 2 for Grizzlies and 1 for Thunderheads.
P. J. Tomlinson finished with 1 goal and 0 assists, for 2 player points. The Grizzlies registered 1 double-value goal; each counted as one goal and two player points for the scorer, and twice on the team scoreboard. Before regulation, Grizzlies won the target contest in round 3. That advantage was not needed to settle this regulation result.
Period 1 scoring pointsGrizzlies 2 · Thunderheads 0
Period 2 scoring pointsGrizzlies 1 · Thunderheads 0
Period 3 scoring pointsGrizzlies 0 · Thunderheads 1
Physical goals: 2–1. Two-point goals count as one goal and two player points for the scorer. Assists earn one point each. Pregame winner: British Columbia Grizzlies · 3 round(s). Targets are excluded from game goals, shots and assists.
Scoring ledger
Clock
Team
Scorer
Assists
Value
Context
P1 · 10
British Columbia Grizzlies
P. J. Tomlinson
Unassisted
2
Even-strength penalty option
P2 · 17
British Columbia Grizzlies
Lars-Gunnar Oberg
Sidney Campbell
1
Power play
P3 · 1
Saskatchewan Thunderheads
Cam Millender
Beck Lagesson
1
Normal
Player totals
Player
G
A
PTS
Two-point G
P. J. Tomlinson
1
0
2
1
Lars-Gunnar Oberg
1
0
1
0
Sidney Campbell
0
1
1
0
Cam Millender
1
0
1
0
Beck Lagesson
0
1
1
0
Engine: Hockey Blast Full + XHL 0.1.4. Scores and target outcomes observed from the played ledger; totals and narrative derived. Lineups are editable estimates. Rink artwork is fictional. XHL records remain separate from historical Hockey.
