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Habs end Sr. playoff round robin with win; Leafs, Rockets advance to Jr. finals WINCHESTER— The round robin portion of the North Dundas Co-Ed Ball Hockey league wrapped up last week, July 23-24 and the finals were all set to go last night, July 30, and later tonight July 31. In the senior division, the Habs closed out the round robin with a win, while in the junior division, the Rockets and Leafs did just enough to get themselves to the gold-medal game. Senior Hawks 3 Rockets 3 The senior division’s final round robin games began with the Hawks facing the Rockets. The Rockets found themselves up 2-1 after the first, but the Hawks came back in the second. They tied it at the 12:01 mark, but the Rockets regained the lead with just over 11 minutes to go. With 1:37 remaining, the Hawks scored and the game ended in a 3-3 tie. Scoring for the Hawks were Jason Buma, Dylan Marshall and Travis Marshall. As for the Rockets, it was Will Zandbelt, Luke Watters and Patrick Norris with the goals. Habs 9 Sens 1 Up next it was the Habs taking it to the Sens. It was
an even first period with the Habs holding just a 2-1 lead at the intermission. However, in the second, their offense exploded with seven unanswered goals to earn the 9-1 win. Matt Laflamme had four goals for the Habs in the win. Mitch Melenhorst netted a pair and Spencer Kelly, Cody Ross and Kyle Ross had the other three. Owen Guy scored the only goal for the Sens. Leafs Oilers This game was not counted and played as an exhibition. Junior Leafs 4 Sens 3 After the Leafs opened the scoring in the first period, the teams traded goals in the final minute and it was 2-1 Leafs at the break. The Leafs extended their lead to 4-1 with a pair in the second, but the Sens battled back with two of their own. However, they ran out of time and took the loss 4-3. James Verspeek, Bradley McLean, Nicolas Brugmans and Max Messervey all scored for the Leafs. Justin Dagenais had two for the Sens; Ethan Guy netted the other. Hawks 4 Rockets 3 In the second match of the evening, the Rockets
Baldwin and Crump earn shutouts as Blue and Green win WINCHESTER— It was a pair of shutout victories in the Chesterville/Winchester Ladies Ball Hockey League on July 25 as Blue and Green both picked up wins to remain in the top two league positions. Blue 2 Yellow 0 Blue got on the board with 5:11 to go in the first period. Brooke Cummins scored an unassisted goal making it 1-0. Blue continued to lead 1-0 until there was 9:15 to go in the second. Geena Rose added to Blue’s lead scoring an unassisted goal to make it 2-0. From there Cashell Baldwin shut the door earning the shutout in the
2-0 Blue win. Green 4 Red 0 Green opened the scoring in the first when Kaila Beckstead converted a feed from Jill Vanderveen and Lindsay Feeley. Green took that lead to the second where they added three more to it. First, Vanderveen made it 2-0 with an assist going to Feeley. Then, Kaitlyn Beckstead scored an unassisted goal to extend the lead to 3-0. Finally, Jen Whitteker scored to make it 4-0 with assists to Kaitlyn Beckstead and Brittany Beckstead. Roxanne Crump turned aside everything she faced for the shutout victory.
drew first blood against the Hawks. The Hawks did answer before the break and it was all tied at one. In the second, the Hawks scored two early goals to lead 3-1. This time the Rockets battled back and tied it at three. However with 1:32 to go, the Hawks found the go-ahead goal and handed the Rockets their first loss 4-3. The Rockets still advance to the A finals. Ben Fingler and Joey Hannaford helped push the Hawks to the victory with two goals each. For the Rockets, it was Cameron Cotnam scoring all three markers in the loss. Oilers 5 Habs 3 In the final game, the Habs got out to a great start with a pair of goals to lead 2-0 after one. The Oilers cut the lead to 2-1 early in the second, but the Habs quickly reestablished their two-goal lead. With the Habs up 3-1, the Oilers went on to score four unanswered goals and took the win 5-3. Travis Ouellette scored two for the Oilers, Zacharie Gutkneckt, Noah Tessier and Jacob Zandbelt had the others. Blake Watters scored two goals for the Habs and Cam Sherrer added the other.
Top ND Co-Ed BH scorers and goalies
Above, the top senior scorer from the North Dundas Co-Ed Ball Hockey League was Bryden van Kessel from the Leafs. Here, he receives the trophy on July 23. The Winchester Lions Club sponsored the trophies and Lion Guy Belliveau made the presentation. Oilers Sandra Morley was voted the outstanding goalie but wasn’t available for the photo. Below, the junior award winners were Nolan Brown, goalie from the Oilers, left, and Cam Cotnam, top scorer from the Rockets. They were presented their awards on July 24 by Beliveau. Courtsey photos
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North Dundas OT5 vs. Sporting Mexico Aug. 2, Chesterville Fairgrounds 7 p.m. North Dundas Warriors vs. Ottawa Raiders Aug. 6, Chesterville Fairgrounds, 8 p.m. DairyDash at Dairyfest August 10, Winchester 8:00 am, 2k, 5k, 10k Run/Walk www.winchesterdairyfest.com Basketball for Kids Ages 6 - 17 Practices at St. Thomas Aquinas, Russell To register and for info: www.russellbasketball.net coach@russellbasketball.net 613-445-262
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