MARK OWUYA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Mike Augello: Meet The Marlies
The Toronto Marlies released their opening day roster for the 2012-13 season, in advance of the season opener this Saturday against the Rochester Americans. The roster is currently at 27 players, but could be reduced by a few in the next couple weeks depending on injuries and players needing to get playing time:
Goaltenders
1. Mark Owuya
30. Ben Scrivens
40. Jussi Rynnas
Defense...
Owuya Makes Royals History with Stunning 55-Save Shutout
If you didn’t know how to say his name before, you know now after Reading Royals goaltender Mark Owuya put on a spectacular performance as he set a team record with his 55-save shutout of the Wheeling Nailers as the Royals hold on to eighth place with the 3-0 win.
“I haven’t seen a performance like that at our level or any level for a long time,” head coach Larry Courville...
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March 29, 2012
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Owuya Shuts Out Titans, Royals Still in Ninth Place
Silence.
That’s what the Reading Royals did to the Trenton Titans and their crowd Saturday night as they skated in and snatched up the two points with a decisive 7-0 win.
“Right now we can win games,” captain Yannick Tifu said. “I’ll keep saying it until the end of the year: If we give our best and then we don’t make it, by putting that effort we put tonight and...
Via Somethings Bruin
March 24, 2012
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No Life in Royals as They Fall to Jackals
The Reading Royals were unable to pull off a much-needed win at home Saturday night against the Elmira Jackals for the chance to move up in the standings. The opposition was not deterred by the bright, golden jersey worn by goaltender Mark Owuya as they put four goals by him and were knocked off, 4-1.
From start to finish, the Royals could not gain any momentum and were out...
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March 04, 2012
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Return of Owuya Doesn't Change Royals' Streak of Losses
It’s a franchise record the Reading Royals were hoping to avoid, but the 3-2 overtime loss to the Trenton Titans made it come true. The Royals dropped their ninth straight game, tying the club’s record for most consecutive losses.
Unfortunately for the Royals, it was a game they should have won. A goal in the second period was waived off due to a high stick which would have...
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December 09, 2011
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