Police Called After Team vs Team Brawl Breaks Loose in Senior Game
Senior hockey games often have more physical and aggressive play, which can lead to frequent altercations and fights. Players may feel the need to make a statement and stand out, with fighting being one way to achieve this. Unfortunately, this can sometimes escalate into larger conflicts, even involving both teams and the benches.
A recent incident during a Quebec Senior League game exemplified this, with a massive brawl involving seemingly everyone on and off the benches. The situation was so intense that the police had to intervene.
Here is a video showing the chaotic scene:
Video - A general fight erupts during a league hockey match in Plessisville, part of the @_LHSAAAQ. The @sureteduquebec were called to intervene. Just two weeks prior, a violent altercation occurred in the stands at a junior AA game at the same location. @tvanouvelles
The onset of multiple fights was initially prevented by the officials. However, things quickly got out of hand as players from all sides engaged in confrontations, leading to a chaotic situation. The escalation of the brawl was severe enough to warrant a call to the police, as mentioned in the tweet.
While senior hockey games are known for occasional scuffles, this incident appears to be a particularly extreme example. The magnitude of the brawl underscores how heated senior hockey games can get.
Source: Bladeofsteel.com
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