Hockey home game shutout

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The Midget A Lions sent their visitors packing Saturday afternoon, as they defeated the Aylmer Icebergs with a score of 5-0. Pictured, Lion Cole Sheppard outmaneuvers an Aylmer player early on in the game.

The Midget A Lions hit the ice at home on Saturday to play the Icebergs from Aylmer, Que. It was a fast paced game with play moving from one end to the other with only a few penalties. The first period went quickly with no scoring.
The second period saw the Lions fly into action with scoring starting halfway in. Tyler Stanton started it off with a beautiful pass from Evan Atkinson and Ryan Lang. The second goal soared past the Aylmer goalie on a rocket fired from Connor Gilpin at the point, off a face off pass from Nick Curley. Atkinson netted the next two with helpers coming from Gilpin, Carson Rusenstrom and Hunter Lukacs-Hitz.
The third period brought one more for the Lions from Stanton assisted by Thomas Beck. The Lions added another victory with a score of 5-0.
The Midget A upcoming schedule has them on the road next weekend in Aylmer, Que. on Saturday and Gatineau, Que. on Sunday. Their next home game is Dec. 1.
Submitted by Diana Desabrais

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