Three goals in 55 seconds snapped a fourth-quarter tie and sent the Sea Spray Lacrosse Club to a 15-11 win over the Grizzlies Lacrosse Club.

On Monday night, the two teams played their Arena Lacrosse League West Division regular-season finales at 91原创 Events Centre. Sea Spray already had first place locked up and finished with a 9-3 record.

Grizzlies now await the result of the Shooting Eagles Lacrosse Club and Black Fish Lacrosse Club match on March 15 to see their final position. The Shooting Eagles are at 5-6 while the Black Fish are 4-7, so a Black Fish victory would leave all three teams tied at 5-7 with tiebreakers to determine which one finishes fourth and faces the first-place Sea Spray in the playoffs.

Monday鈥檚 game began slowly with the Grizzlies leading 1-0 after a quarter before the offences found some life in the second, with the score knotted at four at the half. It was 9-8 Sea Spray after three quarters and tied at 10 with 7:31 to play when goaltender Kyle Mooney came up with a massive penalty shot save on the Sea Spray鈥檚 Tyler Kirkby.

鈥淚 went with my signature move and Mooney read me pretty good, which is kind of embarrassing, but he made the save and I give him kudos for that,鈥� Kirkby said.

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Kirkby entered the game leading the ALL West with 46 assists, but Monday saw him shoot more than look to set up his teammates, as he finished with four goals and two assists. Kirkby won the first-star award. 鈥淪ome nights I get open and other nights, the whole team gets open, so it was just a combination of everyone doing their job,鈥� he said.

As for the slow start, which saw the West鈥檚 leading offence with just five goals at the half (they average just over 15 per game), Kirkby said the coaching staff gave the team a good talk at the half, and they were able to get back to their usual habits over the game鈥檚 final 30 minutes.

鈥淲e were slow at the start; we weren鈥檛 cutting, kind of being stagnant. Once we started moving the ball quick, swinging the ball and guys cutting, we were able to capitalize on our chances,鈥� he added.

Shortly after Mooney kept the score tied, Sea Spray goaltender Lee Jackman came up with a huge save of his own, and his team was able to take the ball down the floor, with John Hofseth putting them ahead for good. The goal came with 5:58 to play, and the Sea Spray added unassisted goals from Connor Goodwin and Keegan Bell 15 seconds apart for three goals in a 0:55 span and an insurmountable 13-10 lead.

鈥淚t was a fantastic effort on our end. The Grizzlies played a solid game, but our guys 鈥� playing with 15 and missing some key guys 鈥� just everyone sucking it up,鈥� said Sea Spray coach Russ Heard. 鈥淲asn鈥檛 sure how everybody would hold up in the second half, but they kept on working and I thought we outworked them in the fourth quarter, which I think is quite amazing considering we have 15 and they had 18 guys. Really happy with how they finished.鈥�

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Kirkby (four goals, two assists) and Goodwin (three goals, three assists) both had six-point games, while James Rahe (three goals) and Keegan Bell (three goals, one assist) also had hat tricks. The Sea Spray also received a goal, and an assist apiece form John Hofseth and Gordie Phillips, while Jackman stopped 48 shots. Bell was the third star.

The Grizzlies were led by five goals from Kieran McKay 鈥� the game鈥檚 second star 鈥� while captain Mitch McDole returned to the lineup and contributed a goal and four assists. Nash Moog, Austin Robinson, Erik Maas, Jacob Paterson and Will Van Den Hooven had a goal and a helper apiece. Mooney made 39 saves.

鈥淗aving Mitch back today was big for us, he is a real glue to our team, and I think that allows us to get into rhythm and we found that today,鈥� said Grizzlies coach Tewanee Joseph.

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