Flint Powers and Country Day battled scoreless most of the night, before Country Day finally pulled the game out in overtime, 2-1.

"I tip my hat to Flint Powers.  They are a very, very good team," said Country Day Coach Frank Novock.  "It was a great win for us.  These games show what kind of character a team has."

The game featured a duel between Country Day goalie Chris Cantrell and Powers goalie Casey Korhonen.  Cantrell kept the game scoreless when Jake Stone broke in all alone during a Charger power play ten minutes into the second period. Cantrell made a left pad save.  

Stone, however, scored on a power play at 6:56 of the third period. Country Day attempted to clear the puck, but the puck hit the back of a Country Day player.  Stone picked it up next to the net and beat Cantrell to give Powers a 1-0 lead.  Country Day bounced back with 2:42 left in regulation.  Paul Johnson took a shot from the point.  Spencer Johnson got the rebound, and his rebound came out to Toby Murray.  Murray made no mistake, burying the puck and tieing the game 1-1.

"We got one late," said Novock.  "We hit a couple of posts, but the guys stayed with it.  That's a testiment to them."

In overtime, Country Day dominated play.  Paul Johnson ripped a shot from the left point that came out to Matt Dolan who made a shot from the right point.  In a scramble in front of the net Spencer Johnson got the puck to Jake Hartje, who put it in for the winner at 3:47.

"We said we had to score an ugly goal to win, and we did," said Novock. With the win, Country Day improved its record to3-0, while Powers fell to 1-1.