Since the Stoneman – Saint Andrew’s game was postponed I needed to fill a need to see a game and get my mind in gear for the season and thought this would be an interesting matchup since both of these programs have experienced both success and rebuilding in the past few years.  What I found last night was two teams going about that rebuild at very different stages.  Coach Andy Bolger’s SJP II team has gone through their growing pains and has an experienced team ready for a long-desired District championship while Coach Brent Mahieu’s Jensen Beach squad is facing the daunting task of fielding a very young team, that showed last night that they will need to work hard, as this will be a year of looking for improvement in all facets of the game.There’s really not a lot to suspense about the game itself, as the score indicated.  The first quarter settled the outcome early.  SJP II got off 28 shots at the JB freshman goalie, Patrick Barry, who held in well for his first varsity start.  But 28 shots is 28 shots, and though only 12 actually found the net, 7 of those entered the twine and after the first it was 7-0.  And frankly, the rest of the game was played at a pace that can be best described as ‘let’s work on everything’, by both sides.  SJP II could have made this a lot worse if more shots hit the cage, and Barry certainly made some nice first half saves, but the Eagles shot 60 times overall and 30 were on target.Coach Bolger ran deep into the bench as 10 players scored goals and none of them were named starters Timmy D’Antuono and Michael Kennedy, who both focused on feeding and combined for 7 assists between them.  13 of the 20 goals were assisted and Coach Bolger will certainly be happy with that.  On the other side Jensen’s senior middie Jack Spillman scored all four of their goals with one of them assisted by Marlin Wakeman.Before I get into the game recap (as always, when I write up a game like this it will be more of a statistical list) I’d like to post SJP’s version of their pump-up video, which was tastefully done.  For those schools out there who are thinking of doing one too, pay attention to the content of this one.  No questionable language and no questionable content . . . violate either and I don’t use it!  One thing I wondered as the final panel came up and the #Resistance displayed was the generational difference between the kids and I.  They were thinking about the hash tag and I was thinking about the Borg . . . Resistance is Futile.Maybe we could meet in the middle?  #ResistanceIsFutile? Here’s the scoring recap: 1st Quarter11:18 – Wyatt Belotti from Brandon Moore on an up top step down6:46 – Cam Etten from D’Antuono on the left wing5:34 – Wyatt Martin from Moore on the right wing3:23 – Nick Caputo from Kennedy on the right wing2:14 – Etten from Kennedy on the left wing step down0:35 – Brandon Balshi from D’Antuono on the crease0:02 – Martin from Belotti on the right wing 2nd Quarter10:12 – Justin Lipovich unassisted from a loose ball in front8:41 – Jensen’s Spillman from Wakeman off an ‘alley oop’ crease feed7:50 – Belotti from Etten on the right wing bullet to the far top corner7:00 – Etten from Belotti off a triangle pass combo to the left crease6:38 – Etten from Balshi from the left wing3:21 – JB’s Spillman unassisted on a middle dodge1:00 – Etten unassisted off a left wing dodge to the middle0:01 – Etten unassisted after a turnover and fast break 3rd Quarter10:40 – Martin unassisted curling from right behind10:10 – Anthony Pecoraro from D’Antuono on the left wing6:56 – Moore unassisted dodging to the right crease from the wing4:48 – JB’s Spillman unassisted on a left wing dodge to the middle2:38 – Moore unassisted on a dodge from the right wing to the middle 4th Quarter11:50 – Lipovich from Kennedy after a faceoff popped ahead9:06 – Jack Gentile unassisted dodging to the middle from the top right4:21 – Spillman closing out JB’s scoring with his fourth, unassisted in the middle1:47 – On EMO, Brydon Mead from D’Antuono on the left wing step down SJP is back in action on Thursday, traveling to Jupiter for a stern test while Jensen Beach is hosting Merritt Island on Thursday, a team that spanked Vero Beach last night. Individual Statistics SJP IICam Etten  6G/1AWyatt Martin  3GWyatt Belotti and Brandon Moore with 2G/2A eachTimmy D’Antuono  4AMichael Kennedy  3AJustin Lipovich  2GBrandon Balshi  1G/1ANick Caputo, Anthony Pecoraro, Jack Gentile and Brydon Mead with 1G eachStephen Brower and Wyatt McMeekin split the goal and had 2 saves Jensen BeachJack Spillman  4GMarlin Wakeman  1APatrick Barry with 10 saves Thanks to Coach Bolger and Coach Mahieu for talking to me before and after the game.