Excellent TEAMWORK and a couple of HAT-TRICKS, News, PeeWee Girls "C", U13 2011/12, 2014-2015 (TCDMHA)

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This Team is part of the 2014-2015 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Feb 01, 2015 | Susan Moran | 425 views
Excellent TEAMWORK and a couple of HAT-TRICKS
Tristin Brown and Reese Wilkins both earned Hat-Tricks as THE CHATSWORTH ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – Branch 464 PeeWee ‘C’ Girls travelled to Lucknow to face the 86’ers on Saturday.


The 1st period went end to end with both teams shooting, but Tristin was the only one able to capitalize on the efforts ... Morgan Moran shot from the point, and Tristin picked it up and found the back of the net.
The REBELS added 3 more in the 2nd and the 86’ers got a pair of their own, but it was all REBELS in the 3rd with 4 more unanswered goals to finish the game 8 – 2.
Here’s the breakdown:
Tristin  (Emily Meuser)
Tristin  (unassisted)
Emily    (Tristin)
Reese   (unassisted)
Reese   (Jade Gilchrist and Abby Vokes)
Tristin  (Emily)
Reese   (Abby)

Ashlyn Stephenson and our strong defence played a great game, controlling the play in our end.

The girls head to the Saugeen Shores Women's Silver Stick tournament next weekend where they will meet Wallaceburg and South Bruce on Friday and Bluewater on Saturday.





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