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2015-2016 PeeWee Girls "C" | Nov 23, 2015 | Amanda Roney | 381 views
PeeWee C Weekend end with a Tie and a WIn
The TCDMHA Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 PeeWee C Rebels had a home game and away game this snowy weekend. 


The girls first game was at home against Kincardine. There were lots of shots on net and Jessica Davidson was able to sink one in the net with a shot from the point.  Kincardine was able to sneak one past our goalie in the third to end the game in a tie of 1-1.

The second game for the Rebels was in Lucknow in exhibition play.  The girls came out fast and strong with their skating and passing.  Kloey Jex was the first to get a goal assisted by Jessica Davidson next was a goal from Jessica Davidson unassisted goal three was from Summer Roney assisted by Tara Meikle and goal number four went to Jamie Gilchrist unassisted.  Grace Vokes was able to keep the net clean yet again for the team. 

The girls have 2 more game in this half of the season one on November 28 in Markdale and the other November 29 in Tiverton.  Then we will see who the ladies face in the second half of their season.


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