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Rob Hellyer Scores Six Goals And Adds Four Assists As Rock Beat Stealth

Darpan News Desk IANS, 11 Jan, 2015 12:21 PM

LANGLEY, B.C. — Rob Hellyer scored six goals and added four assists as the Toronto Rock dominated the Vancouver Stealth 20-11 in National Lacrosse League action on Saturday night.

Josh Sanderson lead the team with 14 points— including four goals for Toronto (2-0). Brett Hickey had a hat trick while Kevin Ross added a pair. Jesse Gamble, Rob Marshall, Stephan Leblanc, Kasey Beirness and Billy Hostrawser rounded out the attack.

Rhys Duch scored three times for the Stealth (1-1). Tyler Digby struck twice while Bradley Kri, Ilija Gajic, Justin Salt, Lewis Ratcliff, Joel McCready and Johnny Powless also had goals.

Brandon Miller made 33 saves for the Rock. Tyler Richards recorded the loss, making 31 saves in 48:41. Eric Penney finished the game, kicking out four shots in 11:19.

Toronto scored twice on four power plays while the Stealth converted three times on six tries.

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