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Markham struck first when Mike Carlesimo, who had pinched in from the blueline took a pass from Robbie Burrows and shoveled the puck home, David Colucci also picked up an assist on the play. However, the Rangers would even the score less than a minute later. At the seven minute mark Colucci scored his seventh of the year from Chris Petracco and James Regan but once again, the Rangers would turn the tables evening the score at 2-2 just 26 seconds later. Carlesimo scored his second of the night from Joel Kitchen and Burrows to put Markham in front 3-2. Greg Chambers scored his tenth of the year, the first Waxer to hit double figures this season when he combined with Petracco and Jimmy Ball for a powerplay marker with just over a minute remaining in the opening period.

Ball scored his fifth of the year, a shorthanded effort that saw Petracco and Colucci pick up helpers.

Colucci scored a goal scorer's goal in the third period when he scored a powerplay marker from Kevin Tompkins and Chambers, Colucci had the puck in the slot and waited for the goalie to commit before he calmly lifted the puck over the helpless netminder to conclude the scoring for the evening.

The contest was a fast paced affair that saw the Waxers dominate the play but more importantly they played excellent team defense. The game, the shortest of the year for the Waxers was just two hours and six minutes from start to finish.

Chris DelRosario made several notable saves in the second and third periods after splitting time with Jeremy Wenzel in the opening frame, the young Markham native made good on his chance to play this evening as clearly the Waxers are going to go with the more experience Wenzel most of the way from here on out.

The Waxers next face the Vaughan Vipers on Monday, November 1st in what will be surely a good test for the Markham squad as they face the league's stingiest team in terms of goals against in the Vipers.

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SHG

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