What a Day for a WIN in West Grey!!!!, News, PeeWee Girls "C", U13 2011/12, 2013-2014 (TCDMHA)

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Mar 16, 2014 | Deb McNabb | 1023 views
What a Day for a WIN in West Grey!!!!
Your TCDMHA Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 Pee Wee Girls C traveled to Ayton for an exhibition playdown with their league rivals - West Grey.



Goalie Jadzia Leask played an amazing game in net - holding off scoring by West Grey until halfway through the third period when Sara Becker found the back of the Rebels net - assisted by Keira Walden & Halie Tanner.

But hold the phone - although our girls didn't score in the third they did add points to their side of the board in the second period.
Starting off our scoring was Gabby McNabb on a strategically placed unassisted goal early in the period.  Then shortly before the buzzer would announce the end of the period Tristin  Brown dumped one in past netminder  Olivia Schlosser - assists going to McNabb & Grace Kivell.These girls fought hard and brought home a 2-1 win - their first win against West Grey this season.What a game ladies!

The girls will hit the ice for their year end tournament this weekend at the Howick arena on Saturday - puck drop at 9:40am ... Shoot to score ladies & Good Luck!


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