First Round of LLFHL Play-Offs is a WIN!, News, PeeWee Girls "B", U13 2011/12, 2016-2017 (TCDMHA)

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This Team is part of the 2016-2017 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Feb 14, 2017 | Amanda Roney | 547 views
First Round of LLFHL Play-Offs is a WIN!
The TCDMHA PEEWEE B Legion Ladies were successful winning the first of possibly 3 rounds in LLFHL Play-Offs!!

The scoring started early with 2 in the first period one from Kloey Jex assisted by Maizy Hutchinson the second goal was a nice shot from the point and was scored by Abby Watson.  The second would be similar to the first with another 2 goals Tara Meikle got one and Kloey Jex got another both assisted by Emma MacDonnell.  The girls were not finished and Jex got one more in the third to earn a hat trick for the game assisted by Kaitlin Nickason.  Guelph was able to get one past out Goaltender to end the game in a 5-1 win for the Rebels.  This would give the team the 4 points that they needed to finish the first series of LLFHL and we wait for our next round. 

In the meantime the team will be play in their OWHA Playdown for a Provincial spot.  Game one is tonight in Keady at 7:30, so make it a Date on Valentine’s Day and come out and cheer the Girls on!

Image result for valentine hearts   HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
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