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Mar 27, 2010 | Vonnie Crawford | 783 views
Graham Nets a Pair IN Consolation Champsionship
The TCDMHA Novice LL# 2 Rebels hosted Saugeen Shores # 2 in a one game playoff for the WOAA Novice North Local League Consolation Championship.   

Saugeen Shores prevailed in overtime by a score of 3-2 to win the honours.Scoring two unassisted goals for the Rebels was Darren Graham.  Riley Johnson led the Saugeen Shores squad to victory with a hat trick.Way to go Rebels!  We're VERY proud of your efforts this year!!  Well Done!!
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