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.‘ Spirit stars skating to Central Canada Cup JR. A NOTEBOOK LAST WEEK: Saturday: Stouflvilie Spirit 9 vs. Milton lcehawks 0. Spirit record: 9-94-19. fourth place in North Division, Ontario Junior Hockey League. ‘ COMING UP: Saturday vs. Hamilton Red Wings at Stoufiville Arena. 7:30 pm. GAME NOTES: The Stouflville Spirit played what head coach Jeff Perrin described as a complete game when they played host to the Milton lcehawks at the Stouffville Arena Saturday. That turned out to be good for the Spirit as they cruised to a resounding 9-0 win over the lcehawks. Nick Thomaltos and Tyson Bruce each scored a pair of goals while rookie netminder Connor McCoi- lum stopped all 25 shots directed at him to record his first Jr. A shutout. The Spirit opened the scoring just past the midWay point of the first period on a goal by Bruce. Just 40 seconds later. Thomakos netted the first oi his two goals to give the Spirit a 2-0 lead. Before the period concluded. the Spirit got goals from Matt Tustin and Chad Burrows on the power play with just 37 seconds remaining to take a 4-0 lead. Peppen'ng the lcehawks net with 22 shots in the second period. the Spirit made three of them count when Bruce. with his second of the game. Ben Jones. v , , NV 7, __-.- _~._ -_-«---v â€"- ..â€"â€"w v. w-vvu' v-‘vvv m \wvu-I- uvuuuuw U" lv but. oflor availabk “woven Volhwagan Funanco. an appvovod nod". bond dn 0 n»: and unnunmnd 2015 km: 2.01 I Yiguan 2,0T / Paqu 1 BY ban model wwh 5/615 ' Dorm a! 1.9‘105‘6/L9fi APR 30/30/32.‘7‘S down pawn-n0. 323043704270 locumy dopam and Rm manQMy paymono in Ont.“ o! paymom “Gd”! (:0 opphcablo) duo I (burg. of SOJSAM 507 "(on Woman.» 'PSA M. "can", Inlwanu, vugmmhon. any doalov or och" (hatgu. op'ionl and applitnbla Run an "no "limmd virno dufonm cash diuer avaflabk on ON 20“ CC 101 Ncghlono NM 61p.“ manud uanunmion, 00 b0 opphod again» m. fine! mahon price Ducaum varm by mod-l. 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They're expected to be earty-round picks in next years Ontario Hockey League draft. The Spirit had two players named to take part in the 2014 Central Canada Cup Challenge. the OJHL announced Monday. Team captain Matt Hatter- nan was chosen to play for the OJHL Nieuwendyk entry while Thomakos was named to the OJHL Coffey roster. For Hellernan. it represents the second straight year he will participate while Thomakos will make his debut. Nine teams representing the OJHL. Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League. Central Canada Hockey League and Quebec Junior Hockey League will participate at the MasterCard Centre in Etobicoke from Nov. 14 to 16. Thomakos leads the Spirit in scor- ing with 29 points (12 goals and 17 assists) in 19 games played and in the OJHL scoring race is in eighth place overall as of Monday. On the injury front. delenceman Brady Baker inCurred a lower body injury in an off-ice aCcident. Frank Robinson. Spirit director or player personnel, revealed Baker is expected to be out six to eight weeks. 0n positive side. forwards NICK THOMAKOS: Spirit's top scor» er heading to all-star event in Town to with captain Matt Hefleman. (rodm ovoclubk on 7015 Jofln. Ingucm and Puuov gm modols ("dud-n9 Gll model} 90 be upphnd 90 mo mu mod“ wuvh 5/6/5 \pud mama! hommuuon $1,395 131,610/31395 hocgh! and N)! unludnd m m din (n0 opplocoblo) duo m loo]. muphon. 100d loan obhgohow 38.40051 1.638411%)" 64.000489 “limit-(106m. duc‘ounv on talk puuhmo onIy of “Om new and unngmovod 2014 modrk mmnmmg m ( m by modol Doubt may ‘0" on hm. lo: kn Donia: ovdor Mud. may be nocouory 0mm 9nd Du umbe- “gMino, $30,375. Vohndos may not b. Olotfly as shown Vum vwxa 0: you! Vuthogv-n donlov 90v dom Nathan Hudgin and James Mense- Dietrich could be back from their upper body injuries when the club plays Hamil- ton Saturday. Former Spirit forward Drake Caggiula scored a goal with 29 seconds remain- ing in regulation time, setting the stage hr the University of North Dakota to emerge with a 3-2 overtime win over the Air Force Academy Falcons betore a sellout crowd of 11.895 in Grand Forks. ND. Saturday. Caggiula, who attended Buflalo Sabres' prospects camp this year. is the club's leading scorer with two goals and six assists in seven games so far this season. Stouflvilla resident Chris Porter, a Spirit teammate of Caggiula's. collected a pair of helpers in American International College's 4~2 road win over Niagara Uni- versity Saturday. Former Spirit forward Matt Neal earned one assist in helping Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute down second-ranked Union College 6-1 in Troy. NY. Friday. GENEMLLY SPEAKING: ‘We played well right lrom the start to the end.“ Perrin said. 'This was a game we definitely had to win. the guys knew it and they did. Everyone played well. We didn't give them (Milton) many good scoring $99 1.9 1’4: $147 $0 0.5%: $81 $0 1.9%: The New 2015 Joflu bi-wtu for 36 months‘ bi-wcokly for 48 months‘ bi-mkly down for 48 months‘ paymom Monthly loan for Oh. oquivalom 05 Montth Icon for Oh. oqoivokm of 2015 Tiguan 2015 Passaf Momth loose for 9h. oquivolom of PFA FF FIND YOUR DRIVE 32,475 down payment down poymom What also pleased Perrin was his club's resolve in rebounding from a disappoint ing 5-0 road loss against the Kingston Voyageurs last Thursday. “To beat Kingston. you have to be at your best and we weren’t and they took advantage of our mistakes." Perrin said. In looking ahead to their next game against Hamilton. Perrin said this IS another outing they need to get two points. To do that. would enable the Spirit to get above the .500 mark. "They (Hamilton) started out the year strong but lately they‘ve been strug- gling a bit. It's a game we have a good chance to win and hopefully we can get above .500." In hearing the news of Thomakos and Heflernan earning spots on the OJHL teams taking part in the Central Canada Cup Challenge, Perrin felt his players were well deserving of the recognition. “We knew that Nick (Thomakos) would be one of our top players this season and for Matt (Hefternan). this is his final year of junior hockey and this is another good opportunity for him to impress the scouts that will be there.“ Perrin said. opportunities.‘ 1v - Michael Hayakawa «a