OWHA Playoff Action - REBELS BLANK OTTERS, News, PeeWee Girls "C", U13 2012/2013, 2012-2013 (TCDMHA)

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This Team is part of the 2012-2013 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Feb 18, 2013 | Vonnie Crawford | 385 views
OWHA Playoff Action - REBELS BLANK OTTERS
Game One of the Pee Wee "C" Provincial Play-downs saw the TCDMHA "Chatsworth Legion Branch 464" host the Mildmay/Teeswater squad Sunday afternoon in Keady.  The Rebels took the game 5:0 with five different young ladies on the game sheet with a goal!

Kirsten Sutter & Ashyln Mackison both scored in the first period with Brontae Frook and Jessica Moran awarded the assists.  The second period saw Sammy DeJong & Brontae Frook add two more for the home team.  Kassey Mustard, Ashlyn Mackison, Kirsten Sutter with assists in the 2nd.   Jessica Moran (assisted by Erica McComb) scored in the third to seal the deal for the Rebels!!

Hannah Mustard gets the shut-out.

Great game ladies ~ the pee wee girls play host to Saugeen Shores on Tuesday as the Rebels hope for win number two in this four game series!!
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Royal Canadian Legion Chatsworth Branch 464 As important as our support of veterans and their dependants is to Legion, Ontario Command and its branch members find the time and energy to make significant contributions to our communities. Branches support other community based organizations financially, using funds raised through clubhouse operations, bingos, raffles and break open tickets. Each year, hundreds of thousands of dollars are donated by branches in Ontario to other community and service organizations. As well as financial support, in many communities, the Legion hall is the main meeting place and venue for other community based organizations. Most branches provide this service free of charge. As well as support for others, Legion branches operate, or help to organize and operate many community programs. These include public safety programs, programs for seniors, meals on wheels, sport and youth programs.