COLE HARBOUR WINGS AND MID ISLE WILDCATS TO PLAY FOR GOLD ON SUNDAY AT 2016 ATLANTIC BANTAM FEMALE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP

 

LIVERPOOL, N.S. – The Cole Harbour Wings and Mid Isle Wildcats will play for gold tomorrow at the 2016 Atlantic Bantam Female Hockey Championship.

 

The Hockey Nova Scotia representatives topped Hockey NL’s Central Icepak 9-0 on the final day of round robin play to punch their ticket to the championship game while Mid Isle pulled off a 5-1 win over Central to qualify.

 

This will be the second meeting of the event for the two teams. Mid Isle defeated Cole Harbour 3-2 in the opening game of the tournament.

 

The championship game gets underway at 12 p.m. at the Queens Place Emera Centre in Liverpool, N.S. on Sunday.

 

The Central Icepak will take on Hockey New Brunswick’s Moncton Rockets for bronze at 10 a.m.

 

Please see below for a full Day 3 recap.

 

Our partners at Bell Aliant TV1 are webcasting each and every game from the event. To view those games, please visit http://tv1.ca/7o7sex8. For more information on the 2016 Atlantic Bantam Female Hockey Championship, please visit the official tournament website at http://atlanticshockey.weebly.com/. You can also keep up to date with the latest news from the Atlantic championship by following @westernriptide on Twitter.

 

 

Game Recaps:

 

Game 8: Mid Isle Wildcats (HPEI) 5 vs Central Icepak (HNL) 1

Goals: Mid Isle – Kelsey Weeks (2), Mya Chisholm, Keiran Andrews, Hilarie Gaudet; Central – Morgan Ball

Players of the Game: Kelsey Weeks (Mid Isle); Jayden Oake (Central)

 

Game 9: Moncton Rockets (HNB) 7 vs Western Riptide (Host) 0

Goals: Moncton – Mireille Martin (3), Sophie Bujold, Catherine Foulem, Olivia Eustace, Katie Cameron

Players of the Game: Olivia Eustace (Moncton); Katie Olivella (Western)

 

Game 10: Cole Harbour Wings (HNS) 9 vs Central Icepak (HNL) 0

Goals: Cole Harbour – Brittany Pool, Ellen Laurence (2), Ryleigh Burns, Chloe Dumont (2), Jenna Leighton (2), Curran Layden

Players of the Game: Chloe Dumont (Cole Harbour); Shannon Ivey (Central)