2 assists for Cuthbert in Natives’ victory
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This article was published 15/10/2012 (5000 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Brandonite Brayden Cuthbert set up both of Justin Dalebozik’s goals as the Neepawa Natives beat the Waywayseecappo Wolverines 3-0 in their Manitoba Junior Hockey League game Sunday night in Neepawa.
Clarke Rempel, who’s originally from Neepawa, also scored for the Natives (4-6-0). Brandon’s Clayton Heinrichs and MacGregor’s Landon Thompson picked up assists. Cory Simons made 21 saves for the Wolverines (4-4-1).
In Sunday’s other games, it was: OCN Blizzard 4, Portage Terriers 0; and Winnipeg Blues 5, Selkirk Steelers 1.
On Saturday, it was: Wolverines 6, Virden Oil Capitals 4; Dauphin Kings 5, Swan Valley Stampeders 3; Blues 7, Blizzard 2; and Winkler Flyers 5, Terriers 3.
Blizzard 4 Terriers 0
At Portage la Prairie, Brandonite Josh Elmes set up goals by Wilson Dumais and Darien Cardinal as the Blizzard (9-2-1) shut out the Terriers (6-3-1).
Blues 5 Steelers 1
At Selkirk, Daniel Fainman scored one goal and set up three others for Winnipeg (7-2-0). Riley Derlago replied for Selkirk (4-4-1).
Wolverines 6 Oil Capitals 4
On Saturday at Wayway, Pilot Mound’s Brett Pinkerton scored a pair of goals, including an empty-netter, for the home side and Brandonite Riley Feser made 20 saves for the Wolverines. Curtis Houlden had a three-point night for Virden (4-3-2), which also got an assist from Brandon’s Cody Nelson.
Kings 5 Stampeders 3
At Dauphin, Brendan Hurley scored twice, while Souris’ Tanner Butler and former Brandon Wheat King Dominick Favreau both recorded two assists for the Kings (5-4-0). Brian Archibald made 27 saves in the Dauphin net. Max Flanagan and Riley Hiebert had two-point nights for the Stampeders (2-4-1).
Blues 7 Blizzard 2
At Winnipeg, Kurt Keats and Jared Morris both had a goal and two helpers for the Blues. Tyler Grove and Ralph Cochrane replied for OCN.
Flyers 5 Terriers 3
At Winkler, Tristan Keck scored two goals and set up three others, Curtis Toneff added two goals and Jordan Neduzak had three assists for the Flyers (4-4-2). MacGregor’s Mitch Wiebe took to loss for the Terriers, making 23 saves.
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