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Whalers unbeaten in tournament Waterioo Insurance novice AA Whalers travelled last weekend to successfully compete in the opening rounds of the Streetsville Novice Tournamen}. Whalers displayed their depth as the offence shone in the first two games and the defence proved strong in the third game The first two games against Dixie saw Whalers dominate their opponents with impressive 6â€"0 and 10â€" 1 victories. The third game, probably one of the best the Whalers have played, was a close checking 42 victory over Whitby. In the third game, it was the excellent play of goalies Philip Wetherup and Jason Peplow and defencemen Trevor Garner, Ryan Scott, Chris Meyer, Jason Dupuis and Corey Mayhew that held the impressive Whitby team to only two goals. Whalers will return to Streetsville next weekend to continue in this tournament. As they do so, Troy Stuebing leads his teamâ€"mates with seven points, followed closely behind by Josh Hiuser and Mike Kraemer, each with five. Warriors drop series opener Waterloo minor bantam Warriors hosted Whitby Saturday in the opening game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association final series and lost 5â€"3. Warriors, who had goals from Brent Mulligan, Chris Code and Steve Rice, trailed 3â€"1 after two periods. 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Bees lost their opener 2â€"1 to London, then beat Kitchener 3â€"2 and Pallatine, Ill., 3â€"2. Greg Glaister scored the lone goal against London and also scored against Kitchener, as did Chad Ricketts and Dennis Zaborski. Jeremy Chappell, Dave Bean and Jeff Schmidt earned assists. Chappell scored both goals against Pallaâ€" tine with assists going to Glaister, Zaborski and Kevin Vaughan. Goalies Tim Weis and Chris Alexander played well throughout the series. 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They beat Guelph twoâ€"outâ€"ofâ€"three to gain entry into the semiâ€"finals, then won all six of their games in a tournament in Strathroy. Rebels were runnersâ€"up in the Waterioo Gold Puck tournament and the Pickering tournament this season. Layoff hurts peewee Tigers Waterioo major peewee Tigers lost the first game of their OMHA final series with Welland by a 5â€"2 score in their only game in about 10 days. » Sheldon Gilchrist scored from Shawn Way and Dean McDonald and Steph Carty had Tigers‘ other goal with help from Steve Georghiades. ‘"Although we had some good practices we didn‘t have our timing down," said Tigers‘ coach Pat Bishop. "For us to win we‘ll have to play with more intensity...and create more offence." Tigers captain Matt Wickie, injured in a previous game, returned to the lineup but was limited to some shifts on the power play . oo Tigers play in Welland on Thursday and Saturday they‘re back at home at the Albert McCormick arena at 7 p.m. for the third game. 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