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Jr. Hockey Wrap-Up – November 30, 2017

By Kirk Dickinson

December 1, 2017 - 3:50am

The St. Thomas Stars and the Leamington Flyers ended their game in a 4-4 tie after double overtime on Thursday.

Josh Pope-Ferguson, Jake Nimmo, Maddux Rychel and Cody Schneider all scored once for Leamington.

The Flyers will face off against the Strathroy Rockets on Thursday. The puck drops at 7:10pm in Leamington.

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And in Junior C hockey, the Petrolia Flyers edged the Lakeshore Canadiens 3-2.

Connor Rosaasen and Jake Bailey scored the two goals for Lakeshore.

The Canadiens now head to Dresden to take on the Kings on Friday at 7:30pm.

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