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Jr. Hockey Wrap-Up – November 9, 2017

By Kirk Dickinson

November 10, 2017 - 2:42am

The Leamington Flyers doubled the Komoka Kings 4-2 in GOJHL action on Thursday.

Josh Pope-Ferguson, Zach Guilbeault, Dylan Weston and Cody Schneider all scored once for Leamington.

The Flyers will now travel to Sarnia on Saturday to battle the Legionnaires at 7:10pm.

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And in Junior C hockey, the Lakeshore Canadiens fell 5-3 to the Petrolia Flyers.

Kyler Carter, Lucas Gignac and Mejoe Gasparovic scored the three goals for Lakeshore.

The Canadiens return to home ice on Friday to take on the Wheatley Sharks at 7pm.

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