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cently added former NHL enforcer Francis Lessard. He had prior commitments before joining the club,”Wagar explained. The River Kings have come to terms with forward Jason Dolgy and Maxime Cham- berland. Dolgy played with Brooklyn in the FHL and Pensacola of the SPHL last season col- lecting 27 points in 38 total games. Chamberland played for Chicoutimi, Drummondville and St-John`s in the QM- JHL and spent four seasons at St-Thomas University. Season tickets are still available by calling the River Kings office at 613-935-6219 or emailing riverkings@live.ca .
The Cornwall River Kings suffered back-to- back losses on the road at the end of Sep- tember in Sorel Tracy and Trois-Rivieres. The team got a rematch against Trois-Riv- ieres this past Saturday night after their 5-0 blanking the previous Saturday. “Last weekend we played with a short bench both nights and many of our signed regular players were not in the lineup,” said head coach Al Wagar said. Most of the regular roster was back in the roster this past weekend. “Unfortunately fans will have to wait for our home opener October 20th to see re-
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Cornwall Colts forward Roman Ammirato catches Cumberland Grads goalie Reilly Turner looking the wrong way on a feed from Michael Pontarelli early in Thursday night’s game in Cornwall, but is unable to convert the opportunity. Colts come back against Grads Alexandre Gendron tied the game early in the third and Michael Pontarelli scored in overtime to give the Cornwall Colts a 3-2 victory over Cumberland Thursday night. The Grads took the lead just 2:29 into the game on a power play goal by Mark Gol- berg, but Gendron tied it up on the power play three minutes later. Pontarelli finished the comeback with a power play goal with 3:19 left in overtime – his fifth goal in three games. It is the Colts second consecutive victory after snapping a three-game losing skid with a win over the Smith Falls Bears on Sept. 28. The win left the Colts in third place with a 6-4 record, three points behind the league-leading Bears atop the Robinson Di- vision. The Colts’next home game is against the Kemptville 73s on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Grads regained the lead 3:22 into the second period until Gendron knotted it up less than four minutes into the third.
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Cornwall Colts forward Michael Pontarelli tries to strip the puck from a Cumberland Grads defenceman during action Thursday night in Cornwall. Pontarelli scored his fifth goal in three games to give the Colts the overtime win.
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