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Scott Nagy led the Wolves‘ offence with one goal and four assists, Other Wolves sharpâ€" shooters included Chad Lowry (2), Todd Martin (2), Mike Latta {2), Josh Herd, Jon Jutzi, Craig â€"Eby and Feeding off some huge saves by Wolves® goalie Jordan Ruby, the Wolves came from behind in their final roundâ€" robin game to pound a strong Detroit Belle Tire team 5â€"2, who had yet to lose this seaâ€" Wolves fall short in London Colton Wolfeâ€"Sabo. Mike Halmo chipped in with three helpers, with other helpers coming from Josh Zehr (2), Corey Way, Justin Roeder, Martin, Herd, Jutzi, Latta and Eby. Having lost the first game of their homeâ€"andâ€"home series to Sarnia by a narrow oneâ€"goal margin, the Waterloo Minor Midget AA/A Wolves were determined to settle the score in a decisive way and did with a 4â€"1 win Saturday. The Wolves came out quickly and dominated much of the first period, culminating in a goal by Mark Mantynen on a pass from behind the net by Adam Gall. A solid performance by the defence contributed to two more markers in period two. The first was a power play opportunity that saw Adam Davidson and Chris Keller combine to feed Kyle Spencer, who backâ€"handed the puck past the Sarnia goalie. _ Connor Behenna then buried a slapshot from the slot with a feed from Keller Wolves bite back "Plus freight, air tax. Relative interest rate 3 9% vALUE WITHOUT /ALUE WITHOUT w commons: â€" R Dooget Sarmia got their only goal in the third, but Waterloo capped off the day with Keller‘s third point of the afterâ€" noon, a goal on a nice pass from Rob Lamport. for the third goal. Waterloo netminder Michael Taylor also helped spark the turnaround with a number of key saves. Minor Bantam MD Ice Wolves beat Stratford The Waterloo Minot Banâ€" tam Ice Wolves MD team won a decisive 8â€"3 victory in Stratâ€" ford on Sunday. Waterloo got out to an early lead in the game, but Stratford fought back to make the 3â€"2 score for the Ice Wolves at the end of the first period. Waterloo then dominated the second and third periods with strong forechecking to put the game out of reach. Justin Kehl and Mark Woelfle led the way for the Wolves with a hatâ€"trick apiece, while single goals went to Cooper Meyer and Justin Day. Assists went to Justin Kehl, Woelfle, Meyer and Chris Karâ€" lev. The Waterloo Wolves Minor Atom "A" team split a pair of decisions on the weekâ€" end. In the first game, the Wolves were matched up against the Kitchener Ir. Rangers at the Kitchener Auditorium and won 4â€"2. The Waterloo Wolves limped into Burlington on Sunday and suffered their first setback of the season in a 4â€"3 Leahy tied the game 1â€"1, but Burlington scored three unanswered goals. Rossignoli finally responded for the Wolves in the third, and with 37 seconds left in the game, Ganesha Ashoka netted the third goal. Unfortunately, the Wolves‘ comeback bid came up just short. Zackary Hedley opened the scoring, while Phil Leahy, Kolten Rossignoli, and Fric Heibein put the game out of reach in the third. Waterloo Ravens Peewee "A" team edged out Ancaster 3â€" 2 in a physical contest over the weekend. In the first period, Brianne Witze! fired in a shot from the blue line to hit the top corner and open the scoring. Assists went to Larissa Ostapiak and Kirsten Quistberg. Goalie Emily Hennig deflected a number of tough chances to preserve the win. Midget "A" Ravens The Waterloo Midget "A" Ravens won their homeopenâ€" er with a 3â€"2 win over Camâ€" bridge. Lauren Brignolio scored the next two goals after setups from Jamie Martin and Nicole Jenny Moore opened the scoring in the first on a deflecâ€" tion from Kelly Bankier. In the exciting final frame, with the score tied 1â€"1, Waterâ€" loo drew a penalty shot Amanda Yeck took advanâ€" tage of the mistake with a dazâ€" Zling deke to the left to give the Ravens a 2â€"1 lead. Less than a minute later, Yeck scored again with what proved to be the winner. Assists went to Lindsay Steip and Melissa Quinn. Midget Ravens extend streak The Midget "B" Waterloo Ravens extended their season opening win streak to four with two shutout wins last Kristie Schmuck scored the Ravens lone goal against Camâ€" bridge. She also opened the scoring against Buffalo assistâ€" ed by Meghan Bester. Atom "A" Wolves earn a split The Ravens beat Cam bridge 1â€"0 for their first win of the week, with Karen Fby eamâ€" ing the shutout. Tonia Williams earned the second shutout with a 2â€"0 win over Buffalo. Katryna Stemmler made it 2â€"0 on a beautiful crossâ€"ice feed from Rebecca Bechtloff.