s e r i e s  s t a t s GHL Black GHL Silver Travis Alvine: 3 goals 1 assist 1 game winner   Nich Riveland: 2 goals 2 assists   Jake Martin: 3 goals 1 game winnner   Andrew Grotte: 2 goals 1 assist   Kelly Grotte: 1 assist   Zach Kvidt: left after 1st game   Cameron Swenson (1 game)   Travis Peach: 2 wins 5 GA 2.50 GAA Sam Martin: 2 goals   Jason Grotte: 1 goal   Zach Brorby: 2 goals   Zach Myron left after 1st game   Aaron Sykes   Collin Grotte   Zach Riveland: 2 losses 10 GA 5.00 GAA

	The Greatest GHL Game See Other Game Summaries g a m e  r e c a p s Game Score Winner Winning Goalie Game Winner 1 (34) 5-4   T. Peach T. Alvine 2 (35) 5-1   T. Peach J. Martin     One day before Friday the 13th, the GHL held their 13th series that was composed of only two games.  Why was it only two games?  The first game of the series was believed to be the longest game in GHL history, lasting a good hour and a half before being settled on a Travis Alvine goal, but only after failing to put the puck in the net via many decent chances.  "I could not capitalize on my chances early on, so it felt good to put in a game winner," reported the exhausted offensive defenseman after the game.  Not only was it the longest GHL game in history, but it was also believed by the players in attendance to be  the best game too.  "It was the most fun we've ever had in a GHL game," offered Commissioner Kelly Grotte about the game.  Many were in agreeance.  From the goalies to the goals scored, everything about the game seemed extraordinary.   The only thing the league was missing was GHL sniper Brent Larson, who was unfortunately tied up in agent problems.  It was his first miss of the season, and many would not be surpised if it were his last.  He has shown as much commitment to the GHL as anybody through the years.       There are some, however, that believe GHL's Zach Myron is dealing with commitment issues for several reasons.  Myron  made his first appearance in a coon's age tonight, after missing multiple series for various unverified reasons. The most heartbreaking story however for U.S. Myron fans is that, in the GHL vs. Canadians International Game, well.... he played for the Canadians.  Zach claims that he was forced by the Canadians to play for them.  The circumstances are still under investigation by the GHL Board of Governors.  Myron also assured the league that his recent absences have nothing to do with his lack of allegiance to the league.  Kelly Grotte has backed his best two way player in the league by releasing a statement, "A good hockey player plays where the puck is, a great one plays where the puck is gonna be.  Zach (Myron) is a great hockey player."   STAT RECAP:  All stats have been updated.   For more, check out 08-09 Stat Leaders or 2008-2009 Statistics.