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On the ice
Weekend hockey round-up
Four teams combined for 13 games in a busy weekend for Shawnigan's ice hockey teams.
Midget Varsity:
Shawnigan's Midget Varsity squad achieved strong results at a divisional showcase in Idaho.
On Friday evening, Rhys D. scored three goals and added an assist as Shawnigan trumped host Coeur D'Alene 7-0.
On Saturday, Shawnigan scored a 6-2 win over Pilot Mount followed by a 4-1 win over Okanagan Hockey Academy.
The team then shutout Pursuit of Excellence in a 5-0 scoreline on Sunday.
Midget Prep:
The School's Midget Prep ventured to Calgary for a divisional showcase hosted by the Edge School.
Shawnigan opened the weekend with an 8-6 loss to IHA, but bounced back with a resounding 9-0 victory over Banff on Saturday. Kaleb M. scored four goals in Saturday's triumph, while Jojo T. chipped in three assists in Sunday's 5-1 win over Coeur D'Alene.
Bantam Prep:
The Shawnigan Bantam Prep team stayed closer to home, playing four games at Langford's Westhills Arena.
On Friday, the group suffered a 6-0 loss to Rink Hockey Academy.
The team then lost 5-1 to OHA on Saturday morning before earning their first win of the season – a 2-1 shootout win over Notre Dame.
The Bantams closed out the weekend with second loss to Rink (5-0).
Girls Prep:
Shawnigan's girls enjoyed enthusiastic support as they hosted Delta for their home opener and lone home game until February.
In a tightly contested game, the girls fell 2-1 in a shootout to Delta on Saturday evening, before dropping an exhibition contest to Delta on Sunday morning.
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