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10-11 Atom Girls "C" | Feb 13, 2011 | Vonnie Crawford | 3171 views
OWHA Provincial Playdowns
Erica McComb scores the game winner as the Homelife Bayside Realty Atom C Girls defeated the Owen Sound Ice Hawks in their first Provincial Play-down match-up

Emily Roney gets the shut-out with the 1 to 0 victory.   McComb scored the only goal of the game unassisted mid way through the 1st period.  With lots of shots on the Owen Sound net & great defensive play the Rebels came on strong and never let up!!  A great game ladies!
The Rebels travel to Walkerton on Wednesday night to face off against the Capitals.
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