The Paris Titans always put on entertaining game for fans

By George Le Gresley

Last Saturday, the Titans had a Provincial Junior Hockey League match against the Dorchester Dolphins The Titans started the first five minutes of the opening period aggressively trying to get the puck in the Dolphin net, but none of the Titans were able to snipe a goal Dorchester scored, and the period ended with them leading by 1-0.

At 16:46 of the second period, Jack Kersey made a nice pass to his brother Jack, who scored and tied the game 1-1 Ethan Arrojado was credited with an assist on the Paris goal. At the end of the first period, the score remained tied at 1.

At the beginning of the third period, with a Titan in the box, Dorchester scores two power-play goals, scoring 3-1. Josh Schell, a Paris veteran, scores a power-play goal, with Anthony Pede earning an assist At the eight-minute mark, Dorchester scored another goal, and the game ended with a 4-2 win over the Paris Titans.

One thing about the Titan lineup is that they play an entertaining game of hockey even while losing. They may commit too many penalties and need a sniper to score when the team dominates play in an opponent's zone It is surprising why more people aren't sitting in the stands and perhaps are too dependent on social media to promote their games (previous ownership had a social media presence and rented a billboard at the north and south end of town promoting their game nights) Paris should take a chance and buy tickets, or if you, the fan, are still unsure, check out the gameday YouTube channel that streams each home game. The stream works very well; the only downfall is that there isn't a play-by-play while watching the game.