Minor Comets, Lions dominate last weekend

December 18, 2018

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Lions Midget A player Ryan Lang fights to scoop the puck away from an Aylmer player, during Saturday afternoon’s game in Shawville.

Pontiac Lions Midget A
The Midget A Lions had a busy weekend at home, playing both Saturday and Sunday.
Their first match up was against the Aylmer Vikings. Although the Vikings made it tough, the Lions came away with a 2-0 win. Goals were scored by Evan Atkinson and Carson Rusenstrom with assists coming from Tyler Stanton, Thomas Beck, Atkinson and Cole Sheppard.
On Sunday, the Lions met the second place Loups Collines. It was a fast paced, adrenaline filled match up. The Loups scored early to take a 2-0 lead after the first.

Lions goalie Kaelen Ireland was able to shut them out for the next two periods and the Lions managed to squeak two in tying the game 2-2. Goals went to Thomas Beck with help from Willis Egan and Ryan Lang and Jaden Stewart got the tying goal unassisted after a scramble in front of the net.
The Midget As are back at home Dec. 22 for their last game before the holiday break. Puck drops at 4:30 against the Gatineau Draveurs.
Submitted by Diana Desabrais

The Pontiac Lions Novice C team tied 1-1 with the Gatineau Patriots on Sunday.

Pontiac Lions Novice C
The Pontiac Lions Novice C team lost 4-1 against the Hull Aigles on Saturday and tied 1-1 with the Gatineau Patriots on Sunday.
It was a great effort from all of the Lions especially our defenders Stefania George, Mavrik Maxsom, Ethan Lafleur and Sidney Newberry.
The rocket Richardson brothers, Nate and Ben, were the goal scorers this weekend. Keep up the great work Lions.
Submitted by Cherith King

The Pontiac Lions Atom C team came out charging on Sunday against the Hull Aigles.

Pontiac Lions Atom C
After a two week stretch with no games, the Pontiac Lions Atom C team came out charging on Sunday with an intense match against the Hull Aigles. They earned each of the goals in this 3-0 victory and played their tails off.
Yanny Newberry had a sweet breakaway and Lucas Ethier tapped in two more great rebounds. This cohesive team is looking focused and ready for their last five games of the regular season in 2019. Go Lions!
Submitted by Cherith King

The Fort Coulonge Novice Comets played a Renfrew team on Saturday.

Fort Coulonge Novice Comets
On Saturday, the Comets played against a Renfrew team. Once again, they celebrated a victory of 15-1.
Submitted by Marie-Line Laroche

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