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Dec 11, 2016 | Amanda Roney | 391 views
Snowy Sunday Away game is a WIN!
The PeeWee B Traveled to Wellesley Sunday night to play the Twin Center Hericanes.

After a snowy drive Sunday night the PeeWee B Chatsworth Legion Ladies still managed the win against the Twin Center Hericanes.  The first was full of shots on both nets and it remained scoreless until the second period when Meghan Prentice scored assisted by Emma MacDonnell.  It wasn't till the third period that the Rebels scored again when Tara Meikle scored assisted by Maizy Hutchinson.  Laura Naves was played a stellar game and earned the shut-out!! Final Score 2-0

The Girls have 2 more games before Christmas Saturday at home against Ayr and December 20th at home against Kincardine! 

Good Luck Ladies!

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