| After spending last season suiting up in the gear of the Novi 
			FireCats (before the team fell apart), Drew is sporting the colors 
			of the HoneyBaked hockey program (as well as the Flint Firebirds) 
			this spring as he searches for a new team. Tonight the HoneyBaked 
			team hosts the Mt. Clemens Wolves in their first game of the spring 
			season. The first period got off to a fast start, as the Wolves 
			netted the first goal just 2:15 into the game. That would be it for 
			scoring this period though, as the defenses tightened up, and 
			goaltending settled in a bit. Trailing by just a goal gave the 
			HoneyBaked team hope as the period came to an end. 
			Mt. Clemens got off to a fast start in the second period as well, 
			scoring their second goal of the game just 74 second in, claiming a 
			2-0 lead. They tacked on their third goal just 2:30 later to take a 
			3-0 lead. The HoneyBaked team finally broke through with just under 
			10 minutes remaining to narrow the gap to 3-1, a score that would 
			hold up to the final intermission. 
			For the third straight period, the Wolves opened up with a quick 
			score, making it a 4-1 game a mere 45 seconds in. The HoneyBaked 
			boys came up with a quick response, answering with a goal of their 
			own less than a minute later, narrowing the deficit to 2 goals with 
			13 and a half minutes to play. The two teams settled down a bit 
			after that, and traded scoring opportunities without success. The 
			Mount Clemens team tacked on one last goal with under 6 minutes to 
			play, making it a 5-2 game, a score that would stand until the final 
			whistle blew. 
			Not a great start for the HoneyBaked team, but there were signs 
			of life throughout the game that could prove positive over the 
			course of the spring.  |