The Chatham Maroons' Ian Faubert. (Photo courtesy of Jocelyn McLaughlin)The Chatham Maroons will try to bounce back from a loss against London earlier this week as they visit the St. Marys Lincolns tonight.
St. Marys is second-last in the conference standings, but Maroons forward Ian Faubert knows they can't take anything for granted.
"We have a loss against these guys this season and they can be tough," says Faubert. "They work hard and they're battling down to make the playoffs too -- any game against them is a battle."
Tonight's game starts at 7:30pm.
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