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Jan 02, 2016 | Sara Leask | 602 views
Scotiabank Bantam HL Girls couldn't start 2016 with a win.
First game of the new year. It would have been nice to have a win.  However the girls did manage their first goal of 2016 in their game Saturday against the Mount Forest Rams in Chatsworth.

The play was even at both ends throughout the first period.  These two well matched teams each looking for that elusive goal.  Rebels Goaltender Jadzia Leask making some great stops to keep the score at 0-0.



Period two was just as exciting.  Aleesa Airdrie broke the stalemate with fantastic goal!



Unfortunately it was a lead they just could not hang on to.  Despite their many efforts the Mount Forest Rams took the advantage in the third period.  Racking up a total of 3 goals making the final score 3-1 against.
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