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Timberwolves roll over Stanford Warriors 1n Bantam Ml) artiott the limberwolvts hosted (he Struliurd Warriors. and after a close game in their first met-ling Waterloo was on the warpath, winning m- The 1imberwolces got off to a quick start when Matt Ledingham won the upen- ing face-off and took the puck down and fired it in the net. Then on a play from Blake Campbell and Justin Kuehl, Tim McLaren beat the goalie on a backhand deke. Corey Lasso kept up the pressure snapping a pass out from behind the nu. which Coupes Meyer tipped into the slot and Ben Doepel buried for a 3-0 lead. The rout was on as Henry Kwon took a hard shot along the ice during a power-play that found its way under the pads of the Stanford goalie. Kent Bowra put another one in with one second left in the frame to make the score 5-1 for the Timber- wolves after the first period. Bowra opened the sec- ond period the same way scoring a srort-rttntitd goal. Monica DIME}; turned in a strong game with two Las-so then hit Codper Meyer with tt hrrukuul puss . and he took it all my way tirtislth1p, with a slim tu the top mun-r. Hen Hut-pal then took advantage of the confusion m front of the mm Buwru scored again to make the store S-l and complete his hat-trick. Timberwolves' goalie Jamie Fox was stellar in net when tested to earn the win. Atom Wolves unbeaten streak reaches nine The Major Atom Triple "A" Wolves just keep rolling. extending their unbeaten streak to nine with three more victories. He added his fourth goal of the game to open the third period as the Wolves skated to the NH win. First up was cross-town rivals. the Kitchener Ir. Rangers. Waterloo jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead in the first minute of the game and coasted to a 6-2 victory. Scoring was supplied by Danny Hanlon, Gavin Mac- Intyre. Chris Eckert, Thomas Pestell, Garrett Pollock and Matt Schick Assisting were Ryan Zaharie with two. Joel Cair- ney. Ryosuke Kobayashi. Kaitlin Doering. Hanlon and Schick _ Julia Schnurr rushed from her defence position to score the insurance marker. Assists went to Emily Buttinger and Alexis Yuri. i; smx'rs _ 7 lhe has! Division leading ('imllmdgr Hawks cattle to mun next tit what turnvd mm a defensive battle [he Wolves got lulu penalty trouble. playing Shorthanded " six mirr mes in the first period/the hank continued until mid- way through the third peri- od, when Zaharie netted the winning goal. assisted by Jimmy Sopen Mint ~Taylor supplied some stellar goaltending for the shutout. Next was a trip to Hamil- ton to face the winless Hamilton Reps. Waterloo proved too strong for Hamil- ton as they posted a 7-0 shutout victory. Kobayashi netted the hat-trick. while Hanlon added two. Single goals were supplied by Zaharie and Kyie Nicklas. Assists went to Cairney and Eckert with two each. Pollock. Brady Hall, Taharie, Super and Hanlon. Darren Huck earned the shutout. Major Midget Wolves beat Ir. Rangers 6-l The Waterloo Major Midget Wolves beat the Kitchener 1r. Rangers 6-l in a cross-town grudge match. Waterloo carried the play in the game, generating many more scoring chances than Leaside. Brittany Crawford was solid in the pipes turning aside the few pucks that Mike Dann' and Blair [101113 Brewer had lwu goals apiece " the Wolves, Shawn Hrrhllulf and Iran Rhmue added singles. Assists wunl ttt Chris Armslmng with two, Matt Volpini with two. Christian 1taechler. Brock Harper. Todd Scarrow. Kyle Goss. 'l'ravis Witt, Dunn and David Harris. Ice Wolves shutout Stratford twice The Waterloo Minor Pee- wee Ice Wolves earned four points in a two-game series against Stratford this week- end with back-to-back shutouts. Following Scott Poetker's first-period goal, Ricky Nel- son's hat-trick gave the Ice Wolves a 4-0 win in their first contest against Stratford. Assists: went to Dale Wil- son and Zach Goodfellow. 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