First Period --
1, G, King (unassisted) 3:12. 2, G, Allen (King) 10:49. 3, L, Maillot (Longchamps) 12:41.
Second Period --
4, G, Bowden (Blais, Doughty) 9:49. 5, L, J. Rouillard (S. Rouillard, Redman) 11:31. 6, L, Cloutier (Maillot) 11:57.
Third Period --
7, L, Maillot (unassisted) 1:18. 8, Bourgoin (J. Rouillard, Lake) 1:51. 9, G, Sheldon (Allen) 2:50. 10, G, Sheldon (Saucier) 4:55. 11, L, J. Rouillard (Lake) 8:20. 12, L, Longchamps (Cloutier, S. Rouillard) 14:40 (en).
Shots on goal -- Greely 15-11-14 - 40
Leavitt 10-5-11 - 26
Goalies -- Greely, Billy Bolduc (25 shots - 19 saves)
Leavitt, Richard Thibault (40 shots - 35 saves)
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December 14, 2005 Away games in Canada
Summary by Pete Blais

SHERBROOKE, Quebec, Canada — The Rangers split a pair of exhibition games against Alexander Gault during the team’s annual excursion to Canada this past weekend.

The Harrison brothers, senior Sam and junior Harrison, left a lasting impression on the host Pipers by scoring six of the seven goals Greely tallied in the two contests.

Sam and Harrison scored early in the opening period to stake the Rangers to a two-goal lead in the first game held in the border town of Stanstead. But the Pipers responded with four unanswered goals to earn a 4-2 win.

In the second game, held in Lennoxville, senior Brad Allen scored a goal and the Sheldons tallied two apiece as the Rangers stormed to a 5-2 victory. Junior defenseman Tim Stevenson suffered a wrist injury and will likely miss a few games.

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December 20, 2005 vs. Winthrop-Hill-Dale W 4-1
Summary by Pete Blais

HALLOWELL — Freshman Brian Allyn’s two goals paced Greely to  a 4-1 victory over Winthrop-Hall-Dale at Kennebec Ice Arena.

Allyn opened the scoring for Greely at 9:49 of the first period on a pass from linemate Harrison Sheldon, Sam Sheldon’s power-play tally just over two minutes later proved to be the game winner.

Allyn pushed the Rangers’ lead to 3-0 on a nice feed from fellow freshman Kevin Hart midway through the second period. Win-Dale closed the margin to 3-1 in the waning minutes of the second period. But junior defenseman Drew Bowden restored Greely’s three-goal bulge early in the third period on a shot from the blue line.

Greely posted a 38-11 shot-on-goal advantage.

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December 23, 2005 vs Yarmouth W 4-1
Summary by Pete Blais

YARMOUTH — Greely bested traditional rival Yarmouth with a 4-1 victory at Travis Roy Arena.

Sam Sheldon’s unassisted tally just over a minute into the second period was the first of four straight Ranger goals. Freshman Brian Allyn made it 2-0 on a nice feed from Brian Godin just three minutes later.

Brad Allen pushed the lead to three goals with assists going to Sheldon and Brad Allen at 3:14 of the third period. Sheldon scored his second goal of the evening midway through the final stanza with assists from Allen and Godin. Yarmouth’s Sam Miller spoiled Greely’s shutout bid by jamming in a rebound with just over three minutes remaining in the game.

Greely held a 2-to-1, shot-on-goal advantage, registering 42 shots to the Clippers’ 21. 

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Thursday January 5, 2005  vs Brunswick at FIC  W 4-2

Greely downs Dragons  - Brunswick falls for first time this season with 4-2 loss to Rangers.
From the Brunswick Times Record  01/06/2006 

FALMOUTH — Sam Sheldon scored two goals and Greely High School goaltender Billy Bolduc made 36 saves as the Rangers handed Brunswick its first boys hockey loss with a 4-2 victory on Thursday.  Played at the Family Ice Center, Western Class B member Greely (4-1) opened the scoring at 6:34 of the first period on a Bryan Allyn goal (assisted by Sam Blais).   Brunswick (6-1) countered at 10:04 of the opening period on the power play. Henry Aschauer took a feed from Wes Caparratto and fired a slap shot past Bolduc. Sheldon sandwiched two goals around a Kit Smith (Josh Clark) marker in the second period for a 3-2 Rangers lead through two.In the third period, Brunswick outshot Greely 15-3, including a penalty shot by Smith at 6:17 of the period. Smith tried to force Bolduc off the left post, but the netminder didn't budge, keeping the Rangers in the lead. At 9:43, Greely forward Kevin Hart dumped the puck into the Brunswick zone. As Dragons goalie Chris Billett went behind the net, the puck caromed off the side of the boards and slid into the vacated Brunswick net.

"The first two periods we were flat, but I have to give all the credit to Greely because they came out and played with a lot of heart," said Brunswick coach Mike Routhier.

From the Portland Press Herald
Greely topples unbeaten Dragons
By DAN HICKLING Special to the Press Herald

FALMOUTH — The little things often lead to big results. Or at least they did Thursday night for Greely, which won most of the tussles and ultimately toppled previously undefeated Brunswick 4-2 at Family Ice Arena. Sam Sheldon scored twice and Billy Bolduc made 36 saves to help the Rangers pull off the upset.
"The guys from the get-go played with a ton of heart," said Rangers Coach Barry Mothes. "They sustained it the whole game. I´m very proud of them for working so hard for three periods."

The Rangers (4-1) never trailed, although Brunswick (6-1) did tie twice. The teams swapped first-period goals, with Bryan Allyn giving the Rangers the lead at 6:34.  Moments earlier, Dragons goalie Chris Billett had stoned Harrison Sheldon, who stole the puck and skated in alone. But Billett had no chance when Allyn stood at the edge of the crease and cashed in Sam Blais´ centering feed.  Brunswick replied on a power play at 10:04 when Henry Aschauer wound up from the right point and zipped his shot past Bolduc.  Greely led 3-2 after two periods, getting a pair of goals from Sheldon sandwiched around one by Kit Smith of Brunswick.  Sheldon´s first, at 1:02, came after he stole the puck from Blaine Cardali at the blue line, then skated in alone on Billett. He finished the play with a tuck-in through Billett´s pads.  Smith made it 2-2 at 8:31, but at 11:51 with Greely on a power play, Sheldon rerouted Leland Copenhagen´s feed into the upper-right corner.

Brunswick stormed the net in the third period, outshooting the Rangers 15-3 in search of the tying goal.  But Bolduc held them off every time, making his biggest save of the night at 6:17 after Josh Clark was awarded a penalty shot.  Clark tried to draw Bolduc off the left post, but Bolduc refused to budge and fended off Clark´s backhander.  "It was an up-and-down game and (Bolduc) had to be on his toes," said Mothes. "I thought this was by far his biggest game of the year."   Freshman Kevin Hart sealed it with a harmless-looking dump-in off the glass that caromed into the net after Billett was caught out of position.