Schedule & Results, Taylor Fluid Systems Peewee C, U13, 2018-2019 (Stratford Aces Girls Hockey)
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2018-2019
U13
Taylor Fluid Systems Peewee C
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This Team is part of the 2018-2019 season, which is not set as the current season.
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Game Details
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Etobicoke Pink the Rink Tournament
Tournament Details
Oct
13
Sat
8:00 PM
Kanata Rangers
4
@ Taylor Fluid Systems Peewee C
0
Scotibank Pond Arena
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Pink the Rink
Over the weekend the Taylor Fluid Systems Peewee C Stratford Aces participated in the annual Pink the Rink tournament in Etobicoke, Ontario.
With a record of 2-1, the stage was set for the first elimination game against the Kanata Rangers. The Aces came out hard and fast, but the Rangers were prepared to match their intensity. Two goals in the first gave the Rangers the early advantage but the Aces seemed unfazed by the deficit. The Aces had multiple chances in the second and third periods as they swarmed the net, bombarding the Rangers’ net-minder with shot after shot, but each time they were turned away. Two more goals by the Rangers extended their lead and as the final seconds of the game played out, Aces’ coaches and parents looked on with pride. The Peewees had played a complete game, start to finish and no one could question their work ethic, their unselfish play or their total team effort.
Well done girls! You represented your team, and the Aces organization with heart. And that’s a win in my books every time.
Game report by E Wheal