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Wildcats take consolation trophy win
GREGG CHAMBERLAIN gregg.chamberlain@eap.on.ca
on their performance during each match, with their own wins against top-ranked Gloucester Secondary and Tagwi. In the "nals game Holy Trinity took down Glou- cester 15-10. !e RocklandWildcats have one last var- sity girls tournament for the fall rugby season in North Dundas on Oct. 19.
!e RocklandWildcats came within scrat- ching reach of the consolation title in their annual invitational varsity girls sevens rug- by tournament just before the!anksgiving weekend. Team captain Hunter Wyssen raced across the goal line to tie up the score "ve- "ve against Sir Wilfred Laurier in the !ur- sday afternoon consolation "nal. But the visiting team managed one last score in the "nal couple minutes of play during the second half to take the match 10-5. Wildcats Coach Bill Foster said he was satis"ed with the outcome given that the Ottawa school has a championship-level varsity sevens rugby squad. Foster said the Wildcats kept improving
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the Braves goalies Michael Gerasuolo and Henry Johnson with a total of 42 shots on the net to get seven of them through for points on the board. Cerasuolomade 25 stops and Johnson intercepted 10. Martin Frechette scored twice for the Grads, including the "nal goal of the game near themid-mark of third period. Also sco- ring for Cumberland were Adam Dauda, Shawn Cameron, and Tyler Barban !e Grads are in Kemptville on Oct. 16, followed by a run to Nepean two days later for a Sunday afternoon game.!ey are back home at the Navan arena on Oct. 20 to face the Hawkesbury Hawks. Sunday’s road game to Carleton Place for the Rangers "nished with a 9-0 shutout for the host Canadians. !e Rangers had a !anksgiving Monday game scheduled against the Hawkesbury Hawks at the Earl Armstrong Arena in Gloucester followed four days later with a match against the Ottawa Junior Senators also at the Earl Armstrong Arena. !e next Rangers game in Rockland will be Oct. 30 when the Cumberland Grads pay a visit. Place on a slapshot from the blue line. Bryce VanHorn added to the Canadians’ score with a power-play goal later in the period. Jordan Larson "red in the game-winner about two minutes later, leaving the Canadians to settle in and continue scoring points while fending o$ the Rangers’ attempts at a comeback on the scoreboard other than a single second- period goal that left Gloucester with its two points for the match.
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!e Gloucester Rangers notched their second win of the season after corralling the Kanata Stallions last week. But then the Carleton Place Canadians hamme- red them twice in junior A action at home in Rockland and on the road in Carleton Place. !e Rangers’ second game on their Rockland location schedule for the season in the Central Canadian Hockey League saw last Friday night’s match against the Canadians "nish 7-2 for the visiting team. Matt Adams opened up the scoreboard in the Rangers’ favour during the "rst minute of the "rst period. !e Canadians o$ence then put the pressure on the Rangers with A.J. Klein "ring in the "rst point for Carleton !e Cumberland Grads notched three victories on their games schedule for a !anksgiving celebration for the club in the Central Canadian Hockey League. !e Grads shut down the Brockville Braves 7-0!anksgiving Sunday at the Navan Memorial Arena, capping a winning week that included a 5-2 win over the Braves on their home last Friday and an 8-0 freezeout for Kanata when that club showed up in Navan on Oct. 4. All credit for the Sunday win against the Braves went to Grads netminder !ierry Messervier who intercepted 28 shots on goal during the game.!e Grads pressed both of
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