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Serviss describes championship goal

It's a moment head coach Rob Serviss will never forget. Watch the buzzer beating championship goal As A21 Academy wins the NISIC championship.


A-21 had a 3-0 lead heading into the third period of the NISIC championship tournament at St. Andrew's in Aurora.


Mount Academy came back to tie the game in the third. Serviss says he took a timeout to settle the team down.


With less than a second left on the clock an innocent shot from the point found its way over the line for the win.


Serviss says he has coached over 100 games and held about 250 practice between the boys and girls programs.


Hear Serviss describe the game winning goal below in this video brought to you by Unifor Local 444.











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