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COYOTES TAKE BRONZE
April 9, 2014 · 0 Comments
It was another first for the Caledon Coyotes Girls Hockey Organization; namely Bronze medals in the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League Championship Weekend for the Peewee BB team. For the deciding game, the girls game back from a 2-0 deficit to win in overtime with only 30 seconds left. Congratulations to the hard-working young ladies for the great accomplishment for themselves and the organizations. Coaching staff, parents and fans were very proud of all of them. The team will now be preparing for Provincials, and another great weekend of tournament playing, but this time it will include all of Ontario. Seen here are (front row) Melanie Bristoll, Addyson Proulx, (second row) Emma Ryan, Megan Norris, Jennifer Gee, Amy Norris, Lindsay Core, Jessica Mansueto, Emma Nelson, (third row) Josh Bullied, Miranda Wheeler, Bill Bullied, Abby McHardy, Steve Nelson, Tia Way, Jenna Ford, Paul Pleasance, Sydney Mizzi, Carly Pleasance, Kortney Bullied, Kari-Ann Way and Kevin Norris.
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