The Slough Jets win the Britton final by shutting out the Streatham Redhawks

For the final game of the day, the Slough Jets took on the Streatham Redhawks in the Britton Grand Final. 

The Jets denied the Redhawks their fourth consecutive league title earlier in the season, leading to a much-awaited rematch. 

PERIOD ONE (1-0)

The game started with a few penalties however, it was the Slough Jets who found themselves on the board first with an unassisted goal, scored by Conor Redmond.

While both sets of teams had looks at goals, it remained a one-goal game going into the middle frame. 

PERIOD TWO (4-0)

The Jets started the period on the powerplay, and it didn’t take long for them to capitalise through Oli Hemmings-Maher. The initial shot came from Jacob Minter at the blue line and was tipped into the back of the net.

The Redhawks dominated their powerplay, however, it was the Jets who scored a shorthanded, breakaway goal. Oli Hemmings-Maher managed to separate the play and find the back of the net. 

Tensions bubbled over midway through the game as Brandon Miles and Ryan Watt dropped the gloves.

In the final minute of the period, Seb Mohr went bardown on the powerplay, giving the Jets a four-goal lead heading into the final period. 

PERIOD THREE (6-0)

Christian Mohr scored a power-play goal halfway through the final period to make the score 5-0. Jacob Minter sealed the win for the Jets with their 6th goal on another power-play. 

As the final buzzer sounded, netminder, Matt Smital was awarded with a shutout, to win the Britton final.