S P O R T S
NATS TIE THE SERIES AGAINST CARLETON PLACE
ALEXIA MARSILLO alexia.marsillo@eap.on.ca
Les Nats de Rockland ont égalé la série contre les Canadians de Carleton Place avec une victoire dimanche. Après deux matchs, la série est à égalité 1-1. La série se poursuit à Carleton, le mercredi 21 mars et à Rockland, le jeudi 22 mars. —archives
The Rockland Nats tied the series against the Carleton Place Canadians with a win on Sunday. CCHL playoffs are underway and the Rockland Nats are up against first-place Carleton Place for the first series. After two games, the series is tied 1-1. Game 1 The first game of the series, on Friday, March 16, in Carleton Place, was a tough one for the Nats. The Canadians took home a victory of 6-2. Tim Theocharidis opened up the scoring for the Canadians late into the first period. His team then came out strong in the second period, scoring three more – Samuel Knoblauch, Aidan Girduckis and Nick Pryce were the scorers. Antoine Leblanc scored the first Nats’ goal seven minutes into the second. Trevor Coykendall gave the Nats hope with his powerplay goal at the end of the period, bringing the score to 4-2. The Canadians were not finished, however. Joshua Gagne scored an early third period goal and Girduckis clocked his second goal of the game to bring the final score 6-2. Game 2 The Nats came out motivated for their home fans in the second game of the series, on Sunday, March 18. The Nats took home a
second star, saving 39 of the 41 shots Car- leton brought his way. Canadians’ Tupcker earned the third star for the goal that led his team to overtime. The series continues in Carleton on Wednesday, March 21, and then back in Rockland for the fourth game on Thursday, March 22.
decisive 3-2 overtime victory to tie the series against Carleton Place. Cole Lavoie scored the first goal of the game for the Nats, a few minutes into the first period. The Canadians tied that up halfway through the second period, but the Nats didn’t waste time retaking the lead. Ben- jamin Pruneau scored for his team a few minutes later. The second period ended 2-1
for Rockland. Zachary Tupcker tied the game for the Canadians, 21 seconds into the third period. Neither team was able to find the back of the net for the rest of the game. Regular time ended 2-2. Connor Beatty scored a beauty of a winning goal six minutes into overtime, earning himself the first star of the game. Nats’ goaltender Sean Storr was named
JUNIOR C HOCKEY SEASON OVER FOR PRESCOTT-RUSSELL
AUTOUR DU MONDE AVEC LE CLUB DE PATINAGE DE CLARENCE CREEK
GREGG CHAMBERLAIN gregg.chamberlain@eap.on.ca
three games to two. The final game Sunday in Saint-Isidore finished 6-4 for the Rockets with single goals from Bélanger, Choquette, Francis Chartrand, and Alexis Leclerc for the home team. While late-winter flurries brought a last dump of snow to town, the Vikings edged out the Castors 4-3 during the March 14 evening match in Clarence Creek. Scoring singles for
The hockey season is finished for the junior C clubs in Clarence Creek and Saint-Isidore. The North Dundas Rockets and the Papineau Vikings both move on to the next elimination round in the NCJHL, after they
beat the Eagles of Saint- Isidore and the Castors of Clarence Creek four games to two, in the league’s second-round elimination series. Saint-Isidore beat
Clarence Creek were Connor Lacy, Thomas Lowry, and Zack Lugli. Saturday night in Papineauville, the Vikings slipped ahead
La saison de hockey est terminée pour les clubs junior C à Clarence Creek et Saint-Isidore.
North Dundas 8-5 at home on March 13, for their second win in the elimination series between the two. A rematch, two days later at the Saint- Isidore Arena, saw the Rockets soar to a 10-2 victory with the sole goals for the home team from Jeremy Arbour and Zackary Bougie. The game between the two clubs, Saturday at the Chesterville District Arena, ended 8-4 for North Dundas, putting the Rockets ahead
Les jeunes du Club de patinage de Clarence Creek ont offert toute une performance dimanche dernier, alors qu’avait lieu à l’aréna CIH de Rockland leur spectacle de fin d’année. Avec le thème Autour du monde en 80 jours, les spectateurs ont été transportés aux quatre coins du globe. Les numéros ont mis à l’honneur l’Italie, l’Espagne, les Caraïbes, la ville de New York, Hawaii, l’Australie, l’Écosse ainsi que l’Égypte. Bien que la saison annuelle ait pris fin, le Club a annoncé qu’il offrira une saison de patinage de printemps. Les intéressés peuvent visiter le site Web du Club de patinage de Clarence Creek. —photos Caroline Prévost
of the Castors in the series tally by clipping their opponents 6-4. Goals for the visitors came from Lugli, Jeff Brett, Patrick Lemay, and Raphaël Payant. The Vikings moved on to the next round of the playoffs with their final win against the Castors 3-1, Sunday at the Clarence Creek Arena. Nathan Melée scored the lone goal for Clarence Creek.
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