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Major Midget Wolves reach finals of tournament Uhe Waterloo Walves Major Midger lriple "A" hockev teaim reached the Iimals of the Burlington Golden Horsestioe tourni iment last week betore Josing to the host team 4:3 in over tume the Wolves opened the tournament with a 21 win over the host Burlington bagles on goals by Ryan Lawrence and Jon Taylor. Assists went to Taylor and [revor Martin. The Wolves then beat the The first game of the Central Ontario Wolves 2â€"1. _ tournament saw Waterloo Martin opened the scoring, _ whip the Hamilton Reps 4â€"0. while Bill Walkey had the _ Scoring for Waterloo were game winner. Assists went _ Pleon, Buttinger and Auger Dale Memering, Christiamâ€"with two goals. Alex Alfieri Baechler and Travis Witt _ earned the shutout. with two. The Wolves lost their secâ€" The Wolves then knocked off the Welland Tigers 4â€"2. Chris Armstrong, Scott Fingâ€" land, Josh Rubenschuh and Lawrence scored for the Wolves. Assists went to Witt, Tayâ€" lot, Baechler, Nathan Millar with two, Fingland, Garrett Rank and Justin Palenik. The Wolves then lost 1â€"0 to the Mississauga Senators to clase out the roundâ€"robin. That set up a semifinal matchup against the Lonâ€" don Jr. Knights. The Wolves won 2â€"0 on goals by Pat Doyle and Taylor. Assists went to Walkey with two, Martin and Witt. Mike Fahring had the shutout. That led to a rematch between the Wolves and the host Burlington Eagles. The teams were tied 3â€"3 at the end of regulation, with Wolves‘ goals coming from Taylor. Connor McFarlane and Witt. But Burlingtan scored the game winner in overtime to take the title. Assists went to Witt, Milâ€" lar, Baechler, Palenik and Rubenschuh. Atom Wolves come out of their den to win tourney The Wolves Major Atom Triple "A" hockey team won five games, including the final one, to bring home the title from the prestigious Burlington Eagles Golden Horseshoe tournament. The gold medal game Friday: 12â€"10pm sturday: 11â€"10pm Sunday: 11â€"7pm ; com tor FREE stufft was a reâ€"match between the Burlington Fagles and the Wolves. Lhe Wolves were relentfess in a 54 win. with gouls scored by laylor Lorents, Take Pleon, Seott Butunger, Jusun Auger and Frevor Savider. Strong team play and goaltending and great leadâ€" ership by team captain, Justin Auger: who was named the tournament‘s Most Valuable Player, helped earn the Wolves their first tournament win of the seaâ€" SOn The Wolves lost their secâ€" ond game 3â€"2 to the host Burlington team. The Wolves goals scorers were Buttinger and Trevor Sauder. A second shutout was earned by Alex Alfieri in a 4â€" 0 romp over the Don Mills Flyers. Leading the goal scoring parade was Matt Martin, with other singles going to Buttinger, Auger and Douse. Waterloo then beat North Central Ontario 7â€"2 on two goals from Douse and sinâ€" gles from Sauder, Auger, Ryan Doucette, Buttinger and Jake Lublin. The fifth game ended in a 4â€"4 tie, but was enough for Waterloo to advance to the semifinals. Douse, Sauder, Taylor Lorentz and Tim Bean scored for the Wolves. In the semifinal game, the Wolves beat the highlyâ€" rated Hamilton Bulldogs 6â€"1. Scoring for the Wolves were Pleon, Lublin, Doucette, Auger and Rhys Davies. Marc Willliams was outâ€" standing in net to gain the win over the Bulldogs, who only lost two games so far Chrigtmas Tree Collection For Kitchener, Waterioo & Cambridge Residents Pleage cut your tree in half if over 6 feet this season Bantam Wolves win two the Minorâ€" Bantain triple "A" Waterloo Wolves picked up two more wins over the Christmas break with a 4â€"3 victory over Camâ€" bridge and a 4â€"0 whitewash of Hamitton Scott Nagy, Mike Latta, Mike: Halmo and Colin Behenna were the Wolves marksmen against Caim bridge, with assists going to Chad Lowry, Corey Way. Latta and Nagy. Jordan Ruby played a strong game between the pipes. â€" â€" Led by the shutout goalâ€" tending of Zac Wager and two goals by Justin Roeder the Wolves overpowered Hamilton. Also scoring were Craig Eby and Latta. Latta also had two assists, while Roeder, Eby and Lowry drew the other helpers. MD Icewolves take silver in Hespeler The Waterloo Novice MD IceWolves came out strong this past week in the Hespelâ€" er Olympics Christmas tourâ€" nament with a silver medal The IceWolves opened the tournament with a 5â€"2 KITCHENER Fri. Jan. 7 l Sun. Jan. 9 v 7:30 pm 1:30 pm The Clarica Arena, Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex Kids 12 and under FREE when accompanied by an adult Siskins® Official Team Sponsor: Unique Screen Printing Place your Christmas tree at your curb by 7:00 a.m. on your garbage/recycling collection day from January 3rd to 14th. " VS. CAMBRIDGE victory over the Flamborâ€" ough Sabres Victories also came agaimst Dundas _ and Orangeville during round robin play with the only loss handed to them by a strong Georgetown Raiders squad With a secondâ€"place roundâ€"robin finish, the fce Wolves were granted a see ond chance to take on the mighty Raiders of Georgeâ€" town in the championship game. â€"_ After a scoreless first periâ€" od, the Wolves‘ Kyle Wood broke open the scoring. Secondâ€"period action saw the Raiders pull ahead with three unanswered goals to make it a 3â€"1 game. In the dying minutes, Waterloo managed to get within one, but time would run out on an lceWolves‘ comeback, as Georgetown held on for the 3â€"2 victory. Strong tournament showings were turned in by Josh MacInlay with a hat trick against Dundas. Defense was key to the IceWolves‘ success with great efforts turned in by Josh Totzke and Tordon Hoekstra. Andrew Jonnou and Ryan Hergott were also solid between the pipes. 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