Caskenette's Hat Trick All the Cyclones Needed

By Kate Stockmann

January 22, 2016 - 9:05am

Jordan Caskenette provided all of the Cyclones offense in Listowel's 3-2 win against Brantford in GOJHL action.

Brantford opened the scoring at 6:16 of the second. Caskenette scored his first goal less than 20 seconds later assisted by Kade Landry. Caskenette scored again unassisted at 12:54. Jay Dekker tied the game up for the 99ers just over 40 seconds later.

Caskenette scored the game winner unassisted midway through the third.

Tyler Fassl made 28 saves for Listowel. Will Rawski stopped 37 of the 40 shots he faced for the 99ers.

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