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Cornwall Girls Hockey Champs! Seaway Valley
By Submitted Article
wo Cornwall girls
Tfi nished one-two on
the top scorers list on their
way to winning the Novice
Championship at the “Kickin’
Ice In The Capital” girls’ house
league hockey tournament in
Ottawa, in early December.
Anne Robinson led the whole
tournament in scoring with
11 goals and two assists and
Talia Lebano had 7 goals and
5 assists, as the Cornwall Blue
Typhoons triumphed over the
Clarence-Rockland Lightning
4-1. Cornwall defeated the
Kemptville Storm 4-2 in the
semi-final to advance. Strong
defensive support from Danika
Canham and great goaltending
by Desirae Berger McIntosh
helped the Cornwall team
to win the final, in a grudge
match Sunday against the
Clarence-Rockland team. The
Silver medalists had narrowly
grabbed victory in a 2-1 nail
biter during a preliminary
round game on Friday.
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Major Atom AA
By Johanne Sullivan
rior to the Christmas break, the Seaway
PValley Major Atom AA travelled to
Spencerville to face the Rideau-St. Lawrence
Kings, in a game sponsored by Mulders
Welding. The game got off to a slow start
with neither team scoring until the middle of
the first period when Seaway’s Ethan Montroy
connected on a pass from Braxton D’alessio.
There was no other scoring until the second
period when the Kings scored to even it up.
Montroy put another one in the net to make
it 2-1, but the Kings scored late in the second
to tie it again. There was no momentum in
this game either way since there was a total
of 17 penalties with Seaway earning 9 and
the Kings earning 8 penalties. The final score
was 2-2.
The next day, the Seaway Valley team had
a home game against the Eastern Ontario
Cobras, in a game sponsored by Roberto
Lappa Excavation Ltd. The Rapids fell behind
the Cobras in the first and second period. The
Cobras were leading by two and scored again
From left to right: on a power play to go up by 3. It was not
on floor - Desirae Berger McIntosh(goalie)
1st row kneeling: Nuala Gibbs, Ella Poirier, Fanny Lalonde until the third period that the Rapids showed
Vaillancourt, some life. Montroy was able to put one past
Sarah Esdale, Makenna Bellsmith the goaltender when D’alessio passed it to
2nd row standing: Madyn Iwachniuk, Danika Canham, him. He was able to convert on a power play
Anne Robinson (with
Trophy), Marissa Whiteside, Talia Lebano to pull within 1 of the Cobras, but it wasn’t
John Robinson (coach)and Natalie Therrien(manager) enough. The Rapids lost another close one
-holding banner.
2-3. It was not the Christmas present they
Missing from photo: assistant coaches Greg Esdale and
Dean Canham Photo Submitted wanted.
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