GENERALS - EAGLES GOING TO GAME SEVEN
For the second time in as many series, the Bentley Generals are going to a do or die game seven.
The Stony Plain Eagles evened the Senior AAA provincial final at three with a 2-1 win on home ice last night.
Yes. As dramatic as ANOTHER game seven is going to be...is anyone surprised? These two teams play to a one-goal result almost EVERY single time they meet. In the Chinook League Championship, Bentley won the fifth and deciding game 5-4. After seven games with Fort Sask, it will once again be Bentley and Stony in game seven.
In all seriousness, this game.... (Wednesday - Red Deer Arena - 8:30 p.m.) is for a berth in the Allan Cup. The winner moves on to HOST the Mackenzie cup, which has been an annual walk for whoever comes out of Alberta.
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REBELS TOP PROSPECT STILL ROLLING ALONG IN PLAYOFFS
15 year old Ryan Nugent-Hopkins playoff run will continue. Nugent-Hopkins midget team, the Vancouver Northwest Giants, defeated the Greater Vancouver Canadiens 2-1 in overtime to capture the B.C. Major Midget League title Sunday.
The Giants now await the winner of the Alberta Midget League Championship series between the Calgary Buffaloes (featuring Rebs prospect Joel Lowry) and Sherwood Park. B.C. hosts the Pacific Regionals (April 3-5)
The 15 year old Nugent Hopkins, one of the youngest players in the league, led the regular season in scoring with 40 goals, 47 assists, and 87 points in just 36 games. The second leading scorer had 63 points. He also put up 11 points in five playoff games.
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GRIZZLIES LOOK FOR BIG PLAYOFF WIN ON HOME ICE
A big game for the Olds Grizzlies tonight in the AJHL Playoffs. The Griz dropped both weekend games on the road in Spruce Grove over the weekend, and trail their third-round series with the Saints 2-0. Spruce Grove is currently the top-ranked Jr. A team in the nation.
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Monday, March 23, 2009
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