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February 13, 2018

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On Feb. 10 the Pontiac Peewee and Bantam A Lions played their last games of the regular season at the Shawville Arena. Above left, Raymond Durocher skates around a defender from the Aylmer Vikings during the Lions’ 2-1 victory. Bottom photo, a player from the Peewee Lions advances the puck during their 4-3 win over the Gatineau Cougars.

The Bantam A Lions finished their last two regular season games with a road win in Maniwaki on Feb. 3 with a 5-1 score.
Goals came from Bryan Tubman, Carson Rusenstrom, Ethan Queale, Harry and Hunter Lukas-Hitz. Assists were two each from Ryan Lang, Harry Lukas-Hitz and Ethan Queale and one each from Connor Gilpin and Bryan Tubman.
Their final home game was Feb. 10 with a win over the Aylmer Vikings. The score was 2-1.
The first goal was by Bryan Tubman assisted by Ethan Queale. Carson Rusenstrom netted the winner unassisted.
The team finished with a 16-1-3 record, good for a first place finish. The playoffs start in two weeks so come out and cheer all your Pontiac Lions teams on.
The Bantam A Lions are coached by Wes Tubman, Steve Gilpin and Matthew Queale with Jodie Humick as manager.
Submitted by G. Queale

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