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2014-2015 PeeWee LL#2 | Dec 16, 2014 | Robyn Frook | 930 views
Rebels Doubled Up the Kindardine Kinucks!
The Barry's Construction LL#2 Rebels played a hard fought end to end battle against the unbeaten rivals Kincardine Kinucks #2 and came out with a 10 - 5 win!

Kincardine was the first on the scoreboard , but soon after the Rebels fired back with an unassisted goal from Dalan Frook.  Period 1 ended with Kincardine leading 2 - 1.  

Period 2 showed no sign of the boys slowing down.  After a very even end to end play Chris Hardman and Jack Murray found the back of the net scoring a pair of goals.  Hardman's assists going to Dalan Frook and Carson Torrie.  Murray's assists going to Pearce Lacey and Jeremy Kirk.  

In a true team effort the Rebels took control and finished the final period of play strong with 5 more goals.  The breakdown of the goals:

Hardman (2) assisted by Frook and Torrie

Carson(1) assisted by Hardman and Harrison

Murray (1) assisted by Kirk

Kirk (1) assisted by Murray

 
Devin Early made some amazing saves defending his net.

The team will travel to Saugeen Shores on Friday to face the Storm.  Keep up the great teamwork boys!!

written by Nora Hardman ... ;o)

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