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Peewee B Rep Colts Are EOH Champions

By Victoria Klassen score at 1-1. if we wanted to win. The boys did a This team worked so hard all year
It turned into an overtime game, great job at shutting the team down,” long and deserve the success that
t has been a dream season for with the Rams on the power play said Coach Jean Greggain. they achieved. It has been a magical
Ithe Peewee B. Rep Colts. At for most of the overtime. The Colts’ “Rheaume stood on his head long run that the boys won’t soon forget.
the Eastern Ontario Hockey goalie, Colton Rheaume, made some enough to let Captain “Clutch” Drey I am proud of each and every one of
Championship the Colts played a unbelievable saves to keep the Colts Thompson, score a big goal for us. these guys.”

round-robin and finished second in the game. The third overtime
overall, earning them a place in period was three-on-three. It was
the finals. In the finals they faced then that Colts defenceman, Drey
off against the first place team, the Thompson, rushed up ice, beat the
Stittsville Rams, who had no losses defender on the outside, and shot
in the tournament. and beat the Rams’ goalie to win 2-1.
The game was back and forth, The Peewee B. Rep Colts claimed
with both goalies having outstanding the title of 2019 EOH Branch
performances. The score was Champions. The Peewee B. Rep
0-0 with less than three minutes Colts finished the Season with a
remaining in the third period. Colts’ record of 60-13-2.
player Keenan Quenneville scored “Stittsville beat us 7-2 in a previous
the first goal of the game to make tournament final so we knew it was
it 1-0. Seconds later, the Rams going to be a battle and that we were
received a power play and tied the going to have to be solid defensively

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