Logo for the Wheatley Omstead Sharks Jr. C hockey team. (Courtesy of Brad Hyatt & the Wheatley Sharks)The Essex 73's look to pick up their eighth straight road win tonight when they take on the Omstead Sharks in Wheatley.
Sharks head coach Ken Galerno says if they want to win they need to eliminate mistakes.
"There's no team that's more dangerous if you let them off the perimeter than the Essex 73's," says Galerno. "So we've got to keep them to the outside, and we've got to plan on some top notch goal tending if we want to even compete with these guys."
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