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U18A Jr. Titans battle their way to semi final game during Wayne Gretzky International Tournament
The Brant Battalion U18A Jr. Titans made it to semi-finals of last weekend’s Wayne Gretzky International held in Brantford
The first game was a battle of Brant County facing the Brantford 99ers
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Many of these players on both teams played minor hockey with each other and attend the same High School, creating some fun rivalry and excellent sportsmanship It was a back-and-forth battle with the Jr. Titans losing 4-3 to Brantford
The Brant U18 Jr. Titans narrowly missed out on a chance to play in the final game of the Wayne Gretzky International Hockey Tournament last weekend, losing 3-2 to Glancaster in the semifinals.
Next opponent was the Sudbury Jr Wolves where the Jr Titans dominated the game to claim a 7-0 victory. Team captain Brady Marr led the way with a four-goal performance and Aiden Bryans picked up the shutout in net
Also in the team’s bracket was the Glancaster Bombers which proved to be a tough battle ending in a 2-1 loss. The game winning goal was scored in the final minutes of play.
Brant then faced Halton Hills Thunder in a must win situation to complete the round robin bracket
After a battle of goal to goal and the dominance of Brant’s power play, Brant pulled off a 4-3 victory to send them to the semi-finals.
The semi-final game was a rematch of the battle with Glancaster. Brantford was awarded a bye to the finals, so they sat tight awaiting the winner of the Glancaster/Brant match up.
The Brant Jr Titans played a hard, well-fought game, unfortunately Glancaster led 3-0 till the final minutes of the game when Brant’s power play became a menace again with two goals to close the gap. Yet after 35 minutes of good ol’ Canadian Hockey the Jr Titans fell short of a victory. Glancaster faced Brantford in the finals and won 2-1.