U18 Wildcats advance to semifinals
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The U18 AAA Westman Wildcats defeated the Pembina Valley Hawks 8-3 at home in Hartney late Tuesday night to sweep their best-of-five series and advance to the second round of the Manitoba Female Hockey League playoffs.
Captain Ivy Perkin, who finished the series with five goals and 14 points, led the way in Westman’s clinching victory with two goals and three assists, while Rachel Lyver, Hadley Robertson, Kasia Baranyk, Ivy Fry, Lucy Waldner, and Ava Snyder all added singles to dispatch Pembina Valley.
The Wildcats will now wait for the first round to wrap up following the completion of the Eastman Selects/Central Plains and Winnipeg Ice/Interlake Lightning series’, where Eastman and Winnipeg both lead 2-0.
The Winnipeg Avros were the first club to advance to Round 2 after sweeping their series with the Yellowhead Chiefs.
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