First goal, on a roll – Seaway Intermediate forward Raymond Fisher-Froats found the back of the net in the opening goal of March 25th tournament hosted by Seaway. Seaway doubled St. Mark’s 8-4 and went undefeated in the tournament. (The Leader/Blancher photo)
MORRISBURG – Having won the Rideau Invitational Grade 7/8 tournament March 21st, the Seaway Intermediate hockey team finished out the 2018-19 season with a sweep of the tournament the school hosted March 25th at the Morrisburg Arena.
In round-robin play, Seaway defeated St. Mark’s Catholic School (Prescott) 8-4 in the first game.
Following that, Seaway beat the team from Académie catholique Ange-Gabriel 8-1 in their second game, and shut-out Brockville Collegiate 4-0.
The team faced off against BCI again in the final, winning 6-2.
“They came together as a team, and played well out there” said coach Robin Gibbs after the game.
Intermediate school hockey teams only play in tournaments. This is one of the few sports that the Upper Canada District School Board has not started an Upper Canada Cup competition for yet.
2018-19 Seaway Intermediate hockey team – Before the tournament, the Seaway Intermediate hockey team posed for the above photo. Pictured in the front row (l-r): Kelsey Duncan, Kyra Lewis, Logan Tate, Mason Hummel, Devon Honders, and Alek Larocque. Middle row: Terrence Mudde, Lily Henderson, Raymond Fisher-Froats, Wyatt Barkley, Kloe Lewis, Rory Gilmour, James Martens, and Monty Dejong. Back row: Vanessa Latulippe (assistant) and Robin Gibbs – coach. Absent from photo: Cam Shaver. (The Leader/Blancher photo)
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