Early on, Daws was heavily tested by an Erie squad that was motivated to dictate the tempo of the game from the get go. He had to face Grade A chances in the slot and responded well. He seemed unfazed by that early rush and made some of those saves look easy. I could see during that game why Dawes is Guelph defense pillar, as the player in front him are for the most part unstructured in the D zone...