Unionville attempt to win third consecutive Flyers Cup tonight. By Dave Conard Sports Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Senior Jenna Lisicky hopes to win her third Flyers Cup tonight
ASTON—In what is quickly becoming a Unionville March madness tradition, the Indians (13-1-2) will play for the Flyers Cup championship this evening at Ice Line quad rinks in Aston at 8:45 pm.
Following a 10-0 drubbing of Avon Grove, Unionville advanced to the finals and will have a chance tonight to win it’s third title in a row as they face Lansdale Catholic (11-5-0) who advanced to the final by defeating West Chester East by a count of 6-0.
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The Indians are riding the momentum of 15-game unbeaten streak, posting 13 wins in that stretch, while outscoring the opposition by an 84-14 edge for the entire season, the sole blemish on the record coming in a 5-4 loss to Haverford in the second game of the year back on October 27. In the two previous match ups this season with the Crusaders, Unionville was 2-0 claimed a 3-1 victory and finishing the regular season with a 4-0 blanking of L-C in which the Indians held 55-5 advantage in shots on net.  Unionville's Lyndsey Wenzel led the team in scoring with 18 goals and 8 assists. Forecast- Unionville has too many offensive weapons to by denied their third consecutive Flyers Cup, as they win 5-1 to hoist the trophy.
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ASTON—In what is quickly becoming a Unionville March madness tradition, the Indians (13-1-2) will play for the Flyers Cup championship this evening at Ice Line quad rinks in Aston at 8:45 pm.
Following a 10-0 drubbing of Avon Grove, Unionville advanced to the finals and will have a chance tonight to win it’s third title in a row as they face Lansdale Catholic (11-5-0) who advanced to the final by defeating West Chester East by a count of 6-0.
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The Indians are riding the momentum of 15-game unbeaten streak, posting 13 wins in that stretch, while outscoring the opposition by an 84-14 edge for the entire season, the sole blemish on the record coming in a 5-4 loss to Haverford in the second game of the year back on October 27. In the two previous match ups this season with the Crusaders, Unionville was 2-0 claimed a 3-1 victory and finishing the regular season with a 4-0 blanking of L-C in which the Indians held 55-5 advantage in shots on net. Forecast- Unionville has too many offensive weapons to denied their third consecutive Flyers Cup as they win 5-1 to hoist the trophy.
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