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Bantam LL1 A pool finalists at Wasaga Beach
January 15, 2014 · 0 Comments
A long day with their first game at 8 a.m. against Thornton in the Wasaga Beach Minor Hockey Tournament resulted in Shelburne’s Bantam LL1 finishing as A pool finalists on Saturday January 11th.
Winning 3–2 against Thornton in overtime took them onto game 2 with Beverley.
Tension rose as the game ended 1–1 and into overtime. Still no win on either side took Shelburne into a shoot out with the opposing team.
Goaltenders on both teams held their own, but Shelburne’s goalie Joe Woollett helped save the day by blocking 3 out of the 4 shots on net with Porter Cavey and Tyler Fournier securing 2 more goals against Beverley in the shoot out. Showing signs of tiring in their 3rd and final game against Nobel King, Shelburne’s Bantam LL1 took a 3–1 loss to take 2nd place in the day’s tournament.
The Wolves players, coaches and trainers would like to thank Wasaga Beach for organizing a fun filled event and for Petro Canada, Shelburne for sponsoring them, fun was had by all.
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