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Seaway Valley major bantam “AA” win gold in Vermont

Submitted article

he Seaway Valley Major
TBantam “AA” team captured
the gold medal in the Green
Mountain Avalanche “AAA” hockey
tournament held at Jay Peak, Vermont
on the weekend of October 3-5 2014.
Determination, persistence, strong
goaltending, and hard work paid off!

The team finished with an impressive
three wins and a tie. It was a well-
deserved team victory!

Remembrance

Day Nov. 11

It feels good to win! The Seaway Valley major bantam “AA” Rapids came away with gold at the Jay Peak,
Vermont tournament. Front row (from left): Aidan Lamothe, Dawson Irving
Middle row (from left): Jacob Levert, Landon Fraser, Jay Chubb, Emerson Lalonde, Mathieu Giroux, Samuel
Fitzgerald, Benjamin Dirven
Back row (from left): Joe Lalonde (trainer), Seamus Thompson, Paul Huntley (asst. coach), Taran Fiacco,
Jordan Canham, Wade Moak, Evan Huntley, Mathieu Sabourin, Liam MacDonald, Kolten Oakes-Cook, Alistair
MacDonald (coach) Gus Giroux (trainer). Submitted photo.
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