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Kitchener game were scored l " O r . 0 6 _‘ a Callahan Reesor. Ethan Rintche, Hepditch with two, by Kyle Cupolo with two, l l \ ' I ?E . Hepditch and Kyle Mal- Way. Reesor and Trevor Owen Parsons and Luke 1 l l . 5.”, a T . ‘ " a.“ ‘ , g; oney. Caldwell with three. Ronson. The Waterloo goal l :1 1 % S .4 ‘ '34 ”3" ’ 7- 1‘.) it! ‘ Assists went to Reesor Brayden Shomphe against Hamiltonwas scored 1 y x. r ‘ l1. 3‘, > 3 I - ' 4' with two, Hepditch with earned bothwins in goal. byPrestonYoung. r. 1 j ‘2 a. - . 3” ”Ti 17 7?) :t . t 9 l l 1 RE; "I? d . .H i a). f” ‘ a ' _ I l i ‘ is» ii: a. in. I r . 1 O 8 . r l l w - e 9 1:: a 9 m‘naYS! 1 i l . . ‘ V w ‘ g “9 $3 1 y l ‘ .. M“ g 9‘ 3 l ‘ Ah}! ' I, ”J 5%“ l l ’l he Waterloo Chronicle Team of the They were one of three Wildfire teams to ‘G r” ”W“ h ‘ Week is the Waterloo Wildfire under-16 medal at theAA championships, Members x“ my, a“ it. “lll‘lt'r'w 2 ; junior .»\.-\ llllgctlt’ team. 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