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Kevin Kung

The crowd was treated to some exciting games at the youth finals of the Mega Ice Hockey 5's on Saturday.
It was a long day - the semi-finals for the youngest teams in the inter-school tournament started at 6am and the bantam division finals (mixed teams aged 15 to 16) were played from 11pm. 
And by the time the prize presentation had finished, it was past midnight.
But that was all part of the fun for the teams competing at Mega Ice in Kowloon Bay.
In the bantam division final, Wildfire  took on the boys from Canadian International School of Hong Kong (CDNIS) in the late game.  
It was a thrilling match-up - played in three 12-minute periods - and could have gone either way in the first period.
 Wildfire's Keith Tsang  scored first to give his team a 1-0 lead at the end of the second period. 
CDNIS then equalised with Kenneth Leung's goal right at the start of the third. 
CDNIS captain Mitch McMaster scored his side's second goal, as they took a 2-1 lead with just seven minutes to go. 
Wildfire had many attempts on goal before the end of the match but they could not score, handing the championship to CDNIS.
Two players from both teams won the individual awards.  
Wildfire's Jordan Laroche and Justin Fan were named best goalie and best forward, respectively.  
Mitch  was named the most valuable player, while teammate Donald Chow Tak-lun won the best defence award.
Mitch told Young Post that he and his teammates had made every effort to retake control of the match when they were a goal down. 
He said: 'Since we lost to the same team 2-7 in the group stage, we expected to have a hard match tonight. All of us were thinking about taking the lead back when we were lagging behind.'
Mitch was modest about winning the most valuable player award, saying it should have gone to Kenneth instead.  
 For full results, visit www.megaice.com.hk



Tired teams vie for crown