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Dec 03, 2018 | webmaster | 1594 views
Silver Stick Champs!
The Port Stanley Bantam LL1 team had a great weekend in Forest with a 6 game winning streak that resulted in a Silver Stick Championship! They dominated over teams from Lambton Shores Predators, BCH Ice Dogs, Dresden Jr. Kings, Southwest Bullets, Port Stanley Bantam 2 and the Point Edward Blackhawks. A fantastic effort by everyone and now we wish them good luck as they advance to the next level of Silver Stick in Pelham in early January.
Also congrats to the hard work by the Port Stanley Bantam LL2 team. They also played a great tournament, making it to the semi-finals after finishing first in their pool and winning the quarter-final game over Norwich Knighthawks. 

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