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Sried Fos PG Box 2000 oseiie Criano UG) SEc Awalanche down the Hawks On Oct 8 Minor Novice Developmental League hockâ€" ey action continued at "The Bubble" with the Waterloo Avalanche facing off against the Cambridge Hawks. The Avalanche got off to a quick start and skated to a 5â€"0 win over the Hawks. Luke Rose had the complete game shutout in net. Goals were scored by Colin Bolzon, _ Mitchell _ Roth, Michael Pleon and Niklas Lubezynsk, who scored two ALL 2000 TAURUS CUSTOMER CREDIT ON NEW INâ€"STOCK 2000 MUSTANG that up with a 3â€"2 win over the Woodstock Navy Vets the next _ Scoring for Waterloo were Chris Fedy, Mychal Karges, Niklas Lubezynski > Solid goaltending was turned in by Jamie Reiner and Hat Trick for Bauman Josh Bauman scored a hatâ€" trick and Greg Chevreau picked up 4 assists during Waterloo‘s Minor Atom Select Cobras 4â€"3 win over the Kitchener Stingers. The Avalanche followed ALL 2000 EXPLORER Jamie Rooney scored the other Waterloo goal. _ crossâ€"town archâ€"rivals, the Waterloo Coyotes, but were shutâ€"out 2â€"0 by goalies John Bowes and Robbie Irwin of the Coyotes. Scoring for the Coyotes were Dan Pertras and Kevin Reiter. Panthers win three The Waterloo Panthers started the regular season by winning three games and tying another. The Cobras also faced their They defeated Stratford 4â€" Against â€" Stratford Tyler Robinson had two goals with singles to Chris Halmo and Craig Zeeh. Against Brantford Halmo had two goals with Scott Fingland adding the insurâ€" ance marker. 1, Brantford 3â€"1, and Stratford again 8â€"0, before tying Sarnia Robinson and Halmo each scored one against Sarnia. In the rematch against Stratford Spencer Padfield earned the shutâ€"out. Goal scorers were Mike Ruetz, â€" Fingland, _ Nathan Millar, Zeeh, Mike Holland, Mathew _ Stern, _ Andrew Glendon and Ben Norris. Hornets tie Navy Vets The Waterloo Hornets Novice Select hockey team played to a 4â€" 4 draw versus the Woodstock Jr Navy Vets. Scoring for the Hornets was Tordan Kay with two goals, with singles going to Brett _ Ford _ and â€" Scott Anderson. The loss was at the hands of the Brantford 9%ers who defeated the Whalers 4â€"3 in a tight battle. Brantford scored the game winner with just 27 seconds left to sink the Whalers. Whalers win and lose The â€" Waterloo _ Major Novice Triple "A" Whalers finâ€" ished their week with a loss and a win. Scoring for Waterloo was Geoff Part, Mike Halmo and Greg Young. Chadd Nelson the â€" Waterloo _ goalkeeper played another strong game for his team. The Novice Single "A" Waterloo Wildcats declawed the Cambridge Hawkes for a 2â€"1 win on the strength of some hot goaltending from Zac Wager and Charles Williams. In the Whalers® second game they travelled to Sarnia to _ play _ the _ Lambton Lightning, grounding the Lightning 10â€"1. The Whalers only gave up four shots on goaltender Jordan Bauman. The defensive core of Lowry, St.. Pierre, Colton Wolfeâ€"Sabo _ and Kathryn Miller played a strong game moving the puck up on every opportunity and only allowâ€" ing the one goal. Brennan Young notched the game winner on a beautiâ€" ful feed from behind the net by Evan Hetherington. Winterhawks close Waterloos Minor Novice Winterhawks played a hard fought game against the Kitchener Koyotes losing 3â€"2. Scoring for the Whalers were Colin Behenna with four, Michael Latta with three, Mike Young, Parr and Emmett O‘Kane with the singles. Wildcats declaw Scoring for the Wildcats on a nifty topâ€"shelf backhandâ€" shot was Michael D‘Alosio Waterloo _ goals _ were scored by Jeremy Hayton and Wes Palmer, assisted by Ryan Hohol and Hayton.