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Les Bandits récoltent une première victoire
Les Bandits accueilleront les Rockets de North Dundas, samedi, à 19h30. Dimanche, ils seront à Rockland pour affronter les Nats. Nationals de Rockland Les Nationals de Rockland ont subi un blanchissage de 5-0 aux mains des Cougars de Vankleek Hill, dimanche. Ils n’ont tout
simplement pas été en mesure de déranger le gardien vétéran de Vankleek Hill, Maxime Bédard. Les Nats seront à l’aréna Robert Guertin pour affronter les Olympiques de Gatineau. Ils seront de retour à l’aréna de Clarence- Rockland, dimanche, pour accueillir les Ban- dits, à 14h30.
Le match a tourné au vinaigre pour les Bandits au dernier vingt. Les Aigles ont in- scrit cinq filets sans réplique, dont deux en supériorité numérique, pour s’emparer d’une victoire de 6-3. Éric Donato, Nigel Roy et Éric Leclerc ont marqué pour Cumberland. Rémi Leclerc a récolté deux mentions d’aide.
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CUMBERLAND | Les Bandits de Cumber- land ont signé leur première victoire de la saison en défaisant les Panthères d’Embrun au compte de 3-1, samedi, au complexe sportif Ray Friel. Matt Hamelin a ouvert la marque en su- périorité numérique avec deux minutes à faire à la première période, sur les passes de Brody McLeod et Remi Leclerc. Les Panthères étaient toujours dormants en début de deuxième période. Les Ban- dits ont profité d’une autre attaque à cinq pour envoyer Christian Renaud marquer un deuxième but avec l’aide de Remi Leclerc et Vincent Harris. Les Panthères ont finale- ment répliqué avec quatre minutes à faire à la période. Le pointage était de 2-1 après 40 minutes de jeu. L’équipe d’Embrun a tenté de revenir dans le match, s’étant activée qu’en milieu de match. Le cerbère de Cumberland, Roméo Boudreau, n’a pas accordé d’espace cepen- dant. Éric Leclerc a complété lesmanœuvres de Bordy McLeod et Remi Leclerc pour scel- ler la victoire. Le lendemain, les Bandits rendaient vis- ite aux Aigles, à l’aréna de Saint-Isidore. L’équipe de Cumberland semblait bien en voie de conclure le week-end sur une note positive menant le match par la marque de 3-1 après deux périodes.
Grads sitting on the balance beam this season GREGGCHAMBERLAIN gregg.chamberlain@eap.on.ca of the CCHL scoreboard with Mountain division teams Brockville, Smith Falls and Kemptville trailing behind them at 13, 12 and 11 points. three points in the standings after 10 games. The Grads lost two and won two games in their latest round of play. They slugged it out with Ottawa for a 5-4 overtime loss Sept. 20 then had Kanata ice them 5-2 the following Sunday.
Carleton Place is leading both the Moun- tain division and the league so far with 20 points after 12 games. Close behind among the Yzerman teams is Ottawa with 19 points and a game in hand while Nepean, Kanata and Pembroke dog the heels of the leaders with 16, 15 and 15 points among them. This season’s basement team is Hawkes- bury with the Hawks struggling to fly with Les Voyageurs score The Canadian International Hockey Acad- emy’s Major Midget men’s team enjoyed a good weekend in the Ontario Hockey As- sociation The Voyageurs hosted the OHA Gold and won 4-2. CIHA had a slow start with a score- less first period on both sides. Voyageurs and Gold each got on the board and came
NAVAN | They are not in the top level of the standings this season so far but the Cumberland Grads and their fans can take comfort knowing they are not one of the basement teams either. The latest update to the Central Canadian Hockey League (CCHL) standings has the Grads at 14 points after 12 games played in the Yzerman division. That puts them above the Gloucester Rangers, occupying the bot- tom rung of the division ladder with eight points after a dozen games. Cumberland and Cornwall over in the Robinson division both have 14 points, though Cornwall has a game in hand with just 11 matches finished on the season schedule. The two clubs occupy the balance point
Cumberland nailed the Hawks 3-2 Sept. 27 and then tagged Pembroke 5-4 the fol- lowing Sunday. The Grads take on Smith Falls on the road this Friday then return Sunday afternoon to the Navan Memorial Arena to host Hawkes- bury. for a 1-1 tie at the end of second period. Going into the third period, theVoyageurs roarted onto the ice and Kohei Sato gave CIHA the lead, scoring two unanswered goals. Michael Blacksmith sealed the faith of the game with an empty net goal. The Major Midgets faced the Gold in Cornwall Wednesday in a rematch.
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