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Challenge Cup challenge
The Voyageurs U17 girls surprised many of the opposing teams from across North America at the Challenge Cup Tournament in Washington, D.C. The mid-January road trip saw the CIHA Voyageurs U17 squad in the American capi- tal for three days of hard play that saw the academy girls come in as the underdog team and fight their way into the semi-final round against Chicago’s best. “As a coaching staff, we could not bemore proud of the effort and determination that the girls displayed over the course of this weekend,” stated Coach Corey MacDon- ald. “This was the best hockey that we have played all year and to hear the positive com- ments from opposing coaches and parents is a true testament to the skill and relentless work ethic of this team.” The Challenge Cup series features top tier junior program teams from the Junior World Hockey League, the Qu é bec Cegeps program, and many U.S. clubs. The Voya- geurs opened up with a 3-2 win against the NAHAWinterhawks, the reigning U19 JWHL champions. LauraThompson gave the Voyageurs the lead five minutes into the first period. The Winterhawks returned with a power-play goal early in second. Kennedy Lanktree returned the lead to the CIHA with a goal midway through the period. The NAHA tied up the score again towards the end of second. The score remained tied until third as
Evra Levesque scored with 47 seconds left on the clock. Second game of the round-robin had the CIHA against the Pacific Steelers.The JWHL team took the lead in first but a shorthanded goal from Lanktree and a one-two punch from Levesque in second period put the CIHA ahead. The Steelers managed a tie goal in third period. Game three against theWashington Pride was a critical one for the CIHA to stay in the competition. Autumn MacDougall put the team in the lead early in second period. Washington tied the score up one-all 30 seconds into third. The CIHA power-play proved the key as Evra Levesque converted a pass from Alex Sawyer into a 2-1 win, giving the Rockland team third-seed position in the Sunday championship round. The Voyageurs faced the Warner War- riors in the quarter-finals. The Warriors are the lead club in the JWHL’s North division. A 2-0 lead courtesy of Lanktree and Levesquemarked CIHA’s dominance in the play.TheWarriors managed a second-period point late in the play but third-period goals from Natasha Steinle and Maddy Koughan clinched the game for the CIHA and a place in the semi-final round. The Chicago Young Americans brought the Cup session to an end for the CIHAwith an early 2-0 lead in the first period.The Voya- geurs tried to rally but the CYA kept its lead to the end with a 3-0 finish.
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