Islanders Daily: Kieffer Bellows Scores In DaBeauty League Opener

New York Islanders prospect Kieffer Bellows made his presence felt in last night’s DaBeauty League opener. Anders Lee also participated.
Are you too hockey deprived and counting down the days to October just like I am? Well, have no fear you can catch some of our favorite New York Islanders in DaBeauty League. If you don’t know the DaBeauty League is, it’s a lot of fun.
Every Wednesday night in July and every Monday and Wednesday night in August DaBeauty League has three games. It’s essentially a four on four game for NHL players, it’s pretty exciting you can check out their twitter page here for more info on it.
Our man Kieffer Bellows is playing on one of the teams. Bellows took his talents to the Tradition Companies sponsored team.
In their game today he netted what ended up being a huge goal for his team that sparked a big time onslaught. At the time he broke a one to one tie, but the final would be a score of 6-2 in favor of Bellows’ squad.
Not a bad play by at all by Kieffer who will be playing puck this year in the WHL for the Portland Winterhawks. Bellows also recently stated that he hopes to be playing in the NHL by 2018, pretty high expectations for himself, but if he continues to produce the Isles will have no other choice but to find him a roster spot.
Isles Tweet Of The Day
2 of my favourite things: Hockey & Country Music!! @BrettKissel & Jordan Eberle with a fun jam session after Kissel killed it at Stampede! pic.twitter.com/jzgHb9gVyf
— Leah Hextall (@leahhextall) July 12, 2017
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