File photo courtesy of © Can Stock Photo Inc. / ClickImages

File photo courtesy of © Can Stock Photo Inc. / ClickImages

Jr. Hockey Wrap Up – March 16, 2016

By Kirk Dickinson

March 17, 2016 - 2:11am

The LaSalle Vipers fell 3-1 to the London Nationals in their playoff series opener on Wednesday.

Connor Rosaasen scored the only goal for LaSalle.

The Vipers and the Nationals return to the ice for Game 2 on Friday at 7pm.

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And in Junior A hockey, the Kingsville Kings downed the Almaguin Spartans ‏5-1.

Ivan Hodulov and Ludwig Niederbach led the Kings with two goals each, while Steven Szekesy had one.

The Kings will take on the Tottenham Steam next on Friday at 8pm.

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