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stouffville simtribune saturday march 10 2007 1 7 sdss blanked in final staff photosjoerd witteveen stouffville district secondary school spartan micky rochon left and markham district high school marauder steph dovatson battle for the puck during the york region girls high school hockey final at markham village community cen tre wednesday markham won 30 but both team qualify for the provincials by jim mason staff writer stouffville district secondary schools girls hockey team got a good look at the brick wall that is the markham district high school squad wednesday afternoon grade 9 goaltender katie ohagen was perfect as markham defeated stouf fville 30 in a onegame playoff for the york region high school title at markham village arena markham defeated stouffville 21 in both of their other meetings this year ohagen and fellow goalkeeper melissa mullet who was stuck at school writing a test wednesday have goals against averages below martin brodeur territory theyre both so good were lucky markham cocoach phil howard said their goals against averages are dis gusting in a good way try well under two per game the pair allowed three goals dur ing the teams first nine games stouffville cocoach brian shankman wasnt surprised with the result it didnt happen for us but thafs a strong markham team we played he said weve got a lot of grade 9s and a lot of players not used to playing at this level plus we were sluggish and didnt bring our a game both finalists already qualified for the ontario high school champi onships march 20 to 22 markham will play in the aaaaaaa event for larger schools in ottawa stouffville will attempt to defend its aaa cham pionship in belleville with 10 players back from last season markham won four straight york tides from 2003 to 2007 stoiiffvilles lone championship came in 2005 girls sue girls incorporated of york region formerly big sisters of york call 9058300776 wwwgirisincyorkorg member of the united way york region this message brought to 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