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The Independent Thursday, November 9, 2017
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Petrolia scored a trio of unanswered goals in the third period, including the game- winner by Curtis Helps early in the period in a 4-1 win at Blenheim on Sunday. Zach VanEyk led the Flyers with a goal and
four points on a goal and three assists. Eric Marsh added a goal and a helper. Jakob Knowles turned aside 30 shots for the win between the pipes.
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two assists, while Nick Burgess and Kole Keating had the others. Riley Collins made 22 saves for the goaltending victory.
Petrolia has outscored its opponents, 12-4 during its current three-game winning streak to improve their record to 6-7-3.
The weekend victory followed a 4-1 win over the Blades last Thursday night in Petrolia.
The Flyers have a tough task this Thursday when the division-leading Lakeshore Canadiens come to town for a 7:30 pm puck drop.
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Burgess led the Flyers with a pair of goals, while Hunter Bryce had a season-high
Lakeshore suffered its rst regulation
loss of the season on Sunday when they were beaten, 2-1 by Dresden. Petrolia visits Wheatley next Monday.
Arseneault has shootout winner for Squires
The up and down Western Ontario Senior Hockey League season for the Petrolia Squires was up last Friday night at Saugeen Shores.
Petrolia in regulation time when the visitors trailed 1-0 and 2-1 respectively.
Adam Arseneault had the shootout winner to give the Squires a 3-2 win over the Winterhawks.
The Squires, 3-4 on the season, entertain Tillsonburg on Friday night at Greenwood Recreation Centre at 8:30 pm and then travel to Tavistock to take on the Royals on Saturday.
Jason McPhail in the second period and Davis Boyer in the third had scored for
The Thunder is 4-2-1, while Tavistock is 2-5.
Mooretown loses to Essex 73’s and Sharks
The offense for the Mooretown Flags has gone south with the PJHL club only scoring four times in its last three games, including identical 3-1 losses to Essex and Wheatley over the past few days.
The Flags also scored rst on Saturday night in Mooretown against Essex, before the 73’s tied the game in the second period and then scored twice in the third, including one into an empty net for the win. Jake Wilkins made 28 saves in taking the loss.
At Wheatley on Monday, Ryan Lyle had
a power play goal late in the rst period
to spot the visitors a 1-0 lead before the hometown came back for the victory. Nolan Hakr took the goaltending loss.
The Flags have now lost three straight and is 9-5-2 overall. Mooretown is at home to Dresden on Saturday at 7:30 pm and then visit Amherstburg on Sunday.
Lancers win junior girls soccer title over Northern
The third time was a charm for LCCVI in defeating Northern, 2-1 to capture the LKSSAA junior girls soccer title last week in Sarnia.
Hanna Thompson and Caity Frew scored
Dawson named GOJHL Defensive Player of the Month
Kyle Dawson let his offense do the talking, scoring twice, to lead the London Nationals to a 3-0 win over Komoka last week.
Petrolia’s Brenden Trottier had the other goal for the Nats.
The Florence native now has seven goals and eight assists in 17 games this season.
Petrolia’s Isaac McLean scored twice and added an assist to lead Komoka over St. Marys.
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Rops, McGrail part of CCM World Invite championship team
Watford’s Harrison Rops scored his third goal of the tournament in a 6-3 win by the Lambton Junior Sting over the Chicago Blues in the championship game last weekend at the CCM World Invite Pee Wee “AAA” tournament in the Windy City. The
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Sting went 7-0 to win the hardware. Wyoming’s Jace McGrail was also part of
the championship squad.
He had two goals and an assist in a 7-0
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