Stricklands Toyota Atom C, Atom, 2014-2015 (Stratford Aces Girls Hockey)

The Stratford Stricklands Toyota Atom C Aces finished their season ​against the Chatham Outlaws. This was the girls third game of the weekend and an injury early in the game to Grace Glosnek proved to be too much. Each and every girl put ​all they had on the table in the third period and ended their season showing grit and integrity. The goal was scored by Megan Bach with the assist coming from Clara Schuster. The coaching staff could not be more proud of what the girls have accomplished throughout th​e ​season and thank the girls for a memorable year.

The Strickland Toyota Stratford Atom C Aces participated at the Madness in the Valley tournament in Nottawasaga. Coming off a couple of tough games, the team played the entire tournament with emotion and energy resulting in a silver medal.

The Stratford Stricklands Toyota Atom C Aces exemplified teamwork this weekend by defending home ice. The Aces have been waiting a while for an offensive explosion and why not the potentially last game at home.

Friday the 13th proved to be a good luck day for the Stratford Stricklands Toyota Aces Atom C team. The Aces were on the road in St. Marys were they won a very important Provincial play down game.   The first period was an exciting one especially when Nicole Hahn opened the scoring with help from Megan Bach and Lauren Martin.  The second period had goals scored by Meg Feore and Ella Smith with assists provided by Lexi White, Belle Houle and Grace Glosnek. Lauren Martin scored the final goal assisted by Lauren Dekok. Keira Akey provided the shutout.

The Stratford Strickland Toyota Atom C Aces started their playoffs with a solid 4-1 victory over the BCH Ice Stars. Although scoring has been an issue as the regular season came to an end, the floodgates opened tonight. The first period had goals from Emma Blowes and Lauren Marten with helpers provided by Meg Feore and Megan Bach. Ella Smith scored in the second period and Meghan Bach finished off the game with a goal and her second point of the night. Strong defensive plays by Belle Houle and Hailey Scott helped Keira Akey keep the BCH offence stymied.