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Champion Season for CharLan Rebels

By Victoria Klassen in their regular season. Their
playoff season saw six wins,
he CharLan Rebels Atom one loss, and one tie.
TRep B team finished the
season as champions by winning These young athletes certainly
the Tournament of Champions in had a reason to celebrate, taking
Ottawa. Throughout the season home the title of the Upper
Canada Minor Hockey League’s
they came away as champions
Atom Rep B Eastern Division
at three different tournaments
in New York and the Frontenac Champions, Atom Rep B
Flyers Atom Rep B Invitational League Champions, and Atom
Tournament. Rep B Play-off Champions.

“Hockey games can’t be “Even though most teams
won with skill alone. All the improved throughout the
kids always came to the rink season, we were always able

prepared to work hard and to remain one step ahead of
play hard,” said Eddy Lopez, all the other teams,” explained
assistant coach. “If one day we Lopez. “Keeping our ‘foot
Back row from left to right: Martin Bombardier (trainer); Brent Lauzon
had a bad game the following on the gas pedal’ and playing
(head coach); Eddy Lopez (assistant coach); Bruce Tessier (assistant
game the kids worked even with desire, intensity, and out coach); Jessica Mailhot (manager)
harder to overcome mistakes working the other top teams in Third row: (players/standing) from left to right: Drew Anderson (forward
and win the next game. The the league. They now know #18), Lucas Mailhot (forward #14), Cole Mader (defence #15), Ryan
kids developed a winning and what it takes to be a champion. McCready (forward #19), Hayden Mader (forward #7), Colby Lauzon
positive attitude.” (forward #9), Fraser McDonell (defence #20), Tristan Bombardier
This will be a season that the (defence #11)
The team had a record of 21 kids will remember for the rest Second Row: (players/kneeling) Max Tessier (defence #6), Eliott
Chisholm (forward #13), Kayden Lopez (forward #10)
wins, two losses, and one tie of their lives.”
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