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A Perfect Tournament for Bantam B Rebels
By Carrie Jodoin the game was 14-0.
he CharLan Bantam B Rebels On Sunday, the Rebels headed
Ttravelled to Brockville over into the semi-finals against the Long
Sault Selects, a team they see during
Remembrance Day weekend to
play in the Braves Minor Hockey regular season action. Just nights
before the tournament, the Rebels and
tournament. The team was quite
successful; having played what can Selects had faced off, with the Rebels
only be described as the perfect coming out on top, 6-2. The semi-
final match-up started fairly even, but
tournament.
the Rebels got onto the scoreboard
Tournament play started with first with a goal at the end of the first
the Rebels matched up against the period. Period two remained a back-
Cumberland Dukes. Play was quite and-forth game, with neither team
even at the beginning, with the finding the net. Midway through the
CharLan team leading only by one at final period, the Rebels increased
the end of the first period. By the end their lead by one more. The game
of the game, however, the Rebels had ended with a 2-0 score.
scored three more, while the Dukes
The semi-final win guaranteed the
had failed to find the net. The final
score was 4-0. Rebels a spot in the championship Back Row (L-R): Pat Spence, Miguel Dupuis, Edward Chauvette
round against the Brockville Braves. (behind), Nolan Levac, Liam Spence, Joab Seguin, Danny Flaro, Blake
Day 2 of the tournament saw the The game could not have been more Hambleton (behind), Melissa Dupuis, Dan Roy. Middle Row (L-R):
Rebels playing in the early morning exciting with both teams pressuring Cameron Roy, Drew Hambleton, Cameron Richer, Josh Leduc. Front:
against Renfrew. CharLan took the net and both goalies holding Kaden MacCrimmon Photo Submitted
control of the game quickly, scoring their ground, making numerous rebound shot from his teammate, were granted to one player who
two goals within the first 2 minutes tremendous saves. At the end of Danny Flaro. The Rebels won the demonstrated effort and success
of the first period. From there, the regulation play, the game remained game 1-0. during each tournament game.
Rebels did not look back, skating scoreless. A championship cup, 29 goals for, Cameron Roy, Joab Seguin, Nolan
away with an 8-0 win.
It took 15 minutes of overtime (3 and zero goals allowed in 5 games– a Levac, Kaden MacCrimmon, and
Game 3 against the Leitrim periods) to decide on a winner. The perfect tournament! Danny Flaro received POG honours
Hawks unfolded in a similar way – teams’ goalies were stellar, robbing Player of the Game awards over the weekend.
the CharLan team scored their first both the Braves and the Rebels of
goal within the first minute of play, strong scoring chances. Finally,
and they continued challenging the with 3 seconds remaining in the Ha N Y a
Hawk’s defence throughout the sixth period, Rebels forward Edward
entire match-up. The final score of Chauvette drove the puck in off a
Continued from page 34 skills on a replica Zamboni.
In keeping with the spirit of our
NHL® matchups, and a Scotia
local hockey history, here is a great
Hockey Club commemorative jersey
old story from years gone by.
giveaway for youth 16 and under.
In November of 1926, Albert
• Chrysler Pacifica Stow ‘N Go
Quenneville, Peter Bonneville,
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Cornwall Canadiens Sr. Hockey
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Club. After playing four seasons
opportunity to enter a contest for a
locally, “les Canadiens” made
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the jump to the St. Lawrence
minor hockey association and a
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only one game and beat Cardinal 7-1
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claiming the Benson trophy. “Les
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