Weekend Wins for Peewees, News, Peewee Girls C, U13 2013/2014, 2018-2019 (TCDMHA)

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Nov 27, 2018 | Pat Hoy | 584 views
Weekend Wins for Peewees
The Legion Branch 464 Peewee Girls played two games last weekend and added two more wins to their 2018-2019 total.




West Grey at Keady
The Rebels won 4-1 with 2 goals and an assist from Karissa Rasmussen, a goal and an assist from Mia McNab, a goal from Alisa Christie.  Lauren Johnson and Julia Sutherland added assists.

Sinclair Nets a Hat Trick
The Rebels played a strong game.  Morgan Sinclair scored 3 goals with Alissa Christie adding 2 goals and 2 assists.  Other goal scorers were Julia Sutherland, Jessie Murray and Karissa Rasmussen.  Other assists went to McNab (2), Rasmussen, Murray, Courtney Scott and MJ Klunder.

The defence of Lauren Johnson, Courtney Scott, MJ Klunder and Halle Greenaway played very well limiting Saugeen Shores to 6 shots.  Allison Hoy got the shutout.
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Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 464 Chatsworth
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