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Gold for Cornwall Bantam “B” Typhoons

Front Row (from left): Sydney Seymour, Madison Ruffo, Rebecca Holiday, Alicia Hartholt, Taylor McElligott and Taryn Hutt
Back Row (from left): Meara MacDonell, Brittany Hum, Kaylee Martin, Madison Pawis, Eryn Morgan, Sarah Dulmage, Amber Flannigan, Mikaylee
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Saturday night, goalie Sydney would come down to a shoot- and add a second goal mid-
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Seymour and the Bantam “B” out. Madison Pawis would way through the third period.
girls would post a 4-0-shutout be the lone goal scorer for Sydney Seymour would record
he 31st Annual Cornwall
TGirls Hockey Association win against the Smiths Falls Cornwall while Taryn Hutt her second shutout of the
Competitive Tournament was Cubs. With the win, Cornwall would stop all three shooters to weekend and the Bantam “B”
would face the same Smiths record the shutout to earn the Typhoons would capture gold.
a good one for the Bantam
Falls team in the semi-final on girls a re-match against Stoney

“B” Typhoons as they ended The team will now be playing
up winning gold! The girls Sunday morning. Creek. a series of regular season games

opened the weekend with a 4-1 After three scoreless periods In the final, Cornwall would and preparing for their next
win against Brockville and a of hockey and two overtime fi nd the back of the net mid- tournament in Kanata during
1-0 loss to Stoney Creek. On periods, the semi-fi nal game way through the second period the month of November.

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