Adams hat trick leads Tiger past Plainsmen
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 19/11/2012 (4966 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Jesse Adams finished his hat trick with the overtime game-winner as the Neepawa Tigers topped the Crocus Plainsmen 5-4 in the Westman High School Hockey League on Sunday.
Garett Rempel and Matthew Sneesby also scored for the host Tigers. Jake Cullen led Crocus with two goals and one helper, while Layton Dornn had one goal and one assist.
On Saturday, it was: Deloraine/Hartney Colts 6, Melita/Waskada Devils 3; and Dauphin Clippers 2, Glenboro/Carberry/Baldur Wildcats 1.
Colts 6 Devils 3
At Deloraine, Derek Hainsworth scored three times to lead the Colts. Nial Mills assisted on four goals, while Tristan Bell set up three. Will Brown had a goal and an assist for the Devils.
Clippers 2 Wildcats 1
At Carberry, Kyler Allard scored both goals for Dauphin, which got a 31-save performance from Connor Shaw. Sebastien Roeder replied for Wildcats.
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