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Minor hockey tourney results Game no 1 Waterion â€" 5 Welland {overtime} Game no 2 Watertoo â€" 1 Ortawa Leighside Peterborough Tournament Single goals were scored by Paul Buttinger, Mike Coppolino, â€" Eric Calder, Tim Fedy, and Roy Russell. CHRISTMAS MINOR HOCKEY TOURNEY RESULTS WATERLOOâ€"WELLINGTON TE AMS MINOR ATOM Stratford Rotary Tournament (Second team entered in first team town } Game no. 1 Waterioo â€" 3 Stratford 6 Game no. 2 Waterioo â€" 0 Preston 6 Game no. 3 Waterloo â€" 0 Oshawa 13 Game no. 4 Waterioo â€" 0 _Amberst, N Y 5 Game no 5 Waterloo â€" 0 Oakville 4 MINOR BANTAM MAJOR BANT AM Bramalea Tournament {Second team entered in first team tournÂ¥ment) Game no 1 Waterloo 0 Oshawa Game no. 2 Waterloo . 1 Gait Game no 3 Waterloo _ 1 Bramalea waATERLOO MINOR HOCKE Y MAJOR PEEWEE Bramalea Tournament Game no. 1 Wate Game no. 1 Waterloo Game no 2 Waterloo Game no 3 Waterloo (Consolation Championship) Etobicoke Tournament â€" CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT RESULTSâ€" HUB LEAGUE TE AMS MINOR A TOM Brantford Firefighter Tournament Game no 1 Waterioo 1 Missssauga Game no 2 Waterioo â€" 3 Brantford Game no 3 Waterioo 5 Kitchener lead Waterloo Optimists travâ€" elled to Woodstock Decemâ€" ber 19, to beat the Woodâ€" stock team 5â€"4. Regals (1) Dutchmen Colts (1) Green Shirts Sabres (1) Cubs Kings ment â€" against â€" Brantford Brantford onened the and scored two more in the third for the win. Tues ay the Saints enâ€" tered the consolation tournaâ€" Waterloo defeated at Stratford tournament goal late in the second. Migâ€" in the 16â€" team Brantford Fire Fighters tournament last wéek. _ â€" 4* Monday they played Mississauga and _ were defeated 31. The Saints dominated the first two periods with Doen Oberle assisted by Jim Schumilas scoring the only Waterleo Assists were given to Tim Waterioo 3 Waterioo _2 Waterloo . 4 {owertime} (sem: fimats | Wins *Losses Ties For Against Points 3 1 1 23 13 7 3 1 1 13 8 7 2 0 . 3 23 12 3 participated Major Atom standings Toronto Queensway 0 Toronto Queensway 1 Rrampton . 4 a Georgetown St. Catharines Fort Ene only first period~ Waterloo goal. Kitchener struck early in the second to regain a twoâ€"goal lead. The turning point in the game came midway through the second when in less than a minute Waterloo _ tallied _ twice with goals by Scott MacDonâ€" ald from John Fazakas and by Dean Desilva unassisted. Waterloo dominated the third and were repeatedly thwarted at Kitchener‘s net. Kitchener scored midway through the third and Waterâ€" loo replied by Brad Clugâ€" ston from Mike Clemens and Allan Folliott to set the stage for overtime play. Game no. 4 Waterloo â€" 5 Bowmanville â€" 1 Consolation Champrons & early 2â€"0 lead in a fastâ€"paced hard checking first five Fedy (2), Roy Russell (2), Eric Calder, Ken Lee, Chris Lang, Rich Preston, and Karl Schaefer each had one assist. Scott Baird was in net. Waterloo‘s next game was played at home against Simcoe. The score was 10â€"1 for Waterloo. met their crossâ€"town rivals MAJOR ATOM Burlington Golden Horseshoe Tournament minutes. Don Oberle from Game no. 1 Waterloo â€" 0 Nragara 6 Game no. 2 Waterloo â€" 2 Peterborough 3 MAJOR PEEWEE â€" Burhngton Golden Horseshoe Tournament Game no. 1 Watertoo . 7 Buffak Game no. 2 Watertoo â€" 5 Neagar: Game no. 3 Waterioo .2 Detroi MINOR PEEWEE Brantford Firefighter Tournament Game no. 1 Waterloo â€" 7 Game no. 2 Waterloo â€" 2 Game no. 3 Waterloo 2 scored the final goal for a 32 Waterloo victory. MAJOR MIDGE T Stratfod Rotary Game no Game no 4 MAJOR BANT AM Stratford Rotary T Game no. 1 w Game no 2 v Game no Game no MINOR BANTAMS Brantford Firefighter Tournament Game no In the first minutes of 13 12 11 (Sem:â€"Finals) Tournament Tournament + Waterloo . 4 Waterloo 2 Waterioo 4 Waterioo . 4 Waterioo _3 Waterioo _3 (Championship F Waterloo Waterloo WaterIoo â€" 5 Waterion â€" 2 Waterioo â€" 0 (Semi Finals) 14 15 18 20 Mississauga Guelph 3 Galt Buffalo Regals Neagara Falls Detroit Adray Missrssauga Guelph Brantford Sarmia Stratford Chicago Port Colbourne Detrot Detrot nat) Stratford Gait Chatham 140 Chris Pernfuss (4), Mike Coppolino (3), Scott Mcâ€" Kenzie (2), Eric Calder (2), Tim Fedy (2), and Roy Russell (2), got assists. A Single assist was credited to Rich Preston. © During the Holidays Waterâ€" loo played in the Stratford Rotary Minor Hockey Tourâ€" nament. Teams from Chicaâ€" go, Port Colborne, Detroit, Sarnia, and Stratford also played in the Bantam diviâ€" sion. Waterloo advanced to an exciting Championship game, but lost to Detroit 4â€"3. The first game Waterloo played was against Sarnia. The score was 4â€"3 in Waterâ€" loo‘s favour. The A‘s then advanced to beat Stratford the next morning, with a score of 2â€"1. That same afternoon Chicago defeated Waterloo 6â€"4, but there was still a chance for the Chamâ€" pionship. The next game Waterloo played was against Port Colborne. The Port Colborne team was deâ€" feated 41. Waterloo adâ€" vanced to play a thrilling game against Detroit for a 3â€"3 tie. Now Waterloo and Chicago were tied for points. The A‘s only hope to play the championship game was if Chicago would be deâ€" feated by Stratford or Port Colborne. Stratford did beat Chicago 4â€"2. The A‘s were now in the Championship game. They played Detroit but Detroit defeated them 4â€"3 for the trophy. Roy Russell (2), and Tim Fedy scored for Waterloo in the Championship game. Chris Lang got the only asâ€" sist. Paul McNaughton played fantastic games in net all week! He made many great saves. All the games in the tournament were exciting and the competition was t oug h. Congratulations Waterloo A‘s!!! Goals for the Optimists‘ were scored by Chris Lang, Roy Russell (2), Mike Copâ€" polino (2), Ken Lee, Chris Pernfuss, Eric Calder, Tim Fedy, and Scott McKenzie. In net for Waterloo was Scott Baird. The Saints goals were scored by Brad Clugston (two) from Mike Clemens and Allan Folliott (two), Dave Klein from â€" Jim Schumilas, and by Atti Laszlo (two) assisted by Jim Schumilas~ and Dave Klein for a 5â€"1 victory. The goaltending duties were shared by Marc Mcâ€" Callum and Brian Bishop. seconds of play on their only . good _ opportunity. 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