JUBY EARNS SHUTOUT AGAINST MUSTANGS, News, PeeWee Girls "HL", U13 2011/12, 2014-2015 (TCDMHA)

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Jan 18, 2015 | Vonnie Crawford | 1025 views
JUBY EARNS SHUTOUT AGAINST MUSTANGS
The ScotiaBank PeeWee HL Girls faced the Upper Maitland Mustangs Saturday afternoon and won the battle 2-0.

The first period was a back and forth scrimmage with neither goalies letting anything in their nets. 

In period two, Taylor Legge finds the hole and scores for the Rebels assisted by Aubrey Urbshott and Natalie Mole. 

 In period three Taylor Legge found the sweet spot again and scored the final goal of the game assisted by Sara Boulter.  The Mustangs tried their best to get something past goalie, Carly Juby but she was on her game between the pipes, and got her first shut out of the season. 

The girls finished up the game by signing Happy Birthday to our top scorer of the game, Taylor Legge!!  The next game for these ladies is on January 31, 2015 on their home ice in Keady at 3:00 pm, come out and cheer them on against their rivals, the Kincardine Kinucks.  

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