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Les Wolves En Bref Le Rapport Des Troupes B6 Le mercredi 13 novembre 2013 • Le Voyageur SPORTS Curling : La route vers les Jeux de les Wolves en bref Sotchi passe par Winnipeg Le reportage de Randy Pascal [email protected] autres équipes qui participeront au tournoi. Une récolte de quatre points Paul Sauvé Chez les dames, la gagnante, Renée Le Voyageur Sonnenberg, devra jouer contre Hea- en trois matchs KITCHENER ther Nedohin. Les deux viennent de Photo : Éric Boutilier l’Alberta. La deuxième gagnante, Val Après une compétition de curling Sweeting, aussi de l’Alberta, devra se très serrée à Kitchener, les gagnants défendre face à Rachel Homan, de Randy Pascal doivent maintenant se rendre à l’Ontario, classée la meilleure équipe Le Voyageur Winnipeg la première semaine féminine au Canada. Les autres SUDBURY de décembre pour affronteréquipes les féminines sont celles de meilleures équipes du Canada. JenniferLa Jones et Chelsea Carey, du Une séquence de trois matchs en route vers les Jeux olympiques de Manitoba, Stephanie Lawton, de la trois soirs s’est mal terminée après Sotchi, en Russie, devient de plus en Saskatchewan, et Sherry Middaugh, pour les Wolves de Sudbury après plus difficile même pour les gagnants de l’Ontario. que la formation de l’entraîneur-chef et gagnantes du tournoi à Kitchener. À Winnipeg, toutes les équipe joue- Paul Fixter ait signé deux gains pour Le vainqueur, John Morris, de la ront l’une contre l’autre au moins débuter la fin de semaine. Colombie-Britannique, doit main- une fois. L’équipe terminant en -pre Les Sudburois ont amorcé leur tenant affronter Glenn Howard,mière place se rendra directement à série avec un premier affrontement de l’Ontario. Ce dernier sera toutla finale. Les équipes en deuxième et contre leurs rivaux de North Bay, le probablement le favori. Le Nord- troisième place joueront une partie Battalion. Ils ont inscrit une victoire Ontarien Brad Jacobs, l’autre ga- pour déterminer qui se rendra en de 4-3 sur la route grâce aux buts de gnant, n’aura pas la tâche plus facile, finale. Nick Baptiste et Nathan Pancel en Danny Desrochers, des Wolves, en possession de la rondelle car il devra affronter Jeff Stoughton, Les équipes masculine et féminine troisième période. du Manitoba. Kevin Martin et Kevin qui gagneront les finales représen- De retour à Sudbury et tirant de Malheureusement, c’est devenu filet de la saison tard en deuxième Koe, tous deux de l’Alberta, ainsi que teront le Canada aux compétitions l’arrière 3-0 le lendemain face au beaucoup plus laborieux samedi soir période. Le capitaine Zack Nastasiuk John Epping, de l’Ontario, et Mike de curling des Jeux olympiques de Petes de Peterborough, les Wolves ont pour l’équipe junior locale. La seule et Jaden Lindo ont répliqué pour McEwen, du Manitoba, seront les Sotchi. retrouvé leur repères graduellement. visite de l’Attack d’Owen Sound dans Owen Sound, créant ainsi une marge Nathan Pancel a réduit l’écart à la région cette saison s’est avérée une de manœuvre. 2-1 avec son 21e but de la saison affaire très physique. Les visiteurs En deuxième place au classement avant que Dominik Kahun et Nick ont dominé pendant la majorité de la division Centrale avec 22 le reportage de Randy Baptiste nivellent le pointage au du match, comme le témoigne leur points, 3 derrière les Steelheads de Quelques notes sur le monde du sport dans la région de Sudbury dernier tiers. Dominik Kahun dominationa 46-36 au chapitre des Mississauga, les Wolves seront de déjoué le gardien des Petes, Andrew tirs au but. Le match s’est terminéretour en action jeudi avec une visite Avec aucun représentant local Toronto de disposer des Rebels D’Agostini, visiblement déconcerté, par la marque de 4-1 en faveur à Barrie. Ils acceuilleront North Bay encore en action dimanche au de Mississauga 2-1, tandis que le pour l’unique but en fusillade, d’Owen Sound. L’attaque à cinqvendredi soir et les Ice Dogs de tournoi Big Nickel de Sudbury, trophée dans la catégorie bantam permettant aux Wolves d’arracher des Wolves a produit l’unique but Niagara dimanche après-midi. les amateurs de hockey ont dû se est allé à l’organisation des Titans.un triomphe de 4-3 face aux visiteurs de l’équipe locale alors que Mathew contenter de championnats aux Ils ont blanchi le Wild de l’Est dede Peterborough. Campagna a enfilé son huitième niveaux peewee et midget. l’Ontario 5-0. Les Titans d’Ottawa Valley ont surmonté un déficit de 2-0 en * * * troisième période pour arracher une le rapport des troupes victoire de 3-2 contre les Kings de L’équipe de hockey féminin de Thunder Bay en finale de la divisionl’Université Laurentienne continue peewee. L’entraineur des Titans, à se montrer plus compétitive Denis Chouinard, s’est adressé à ses que plusieurs le prévoyaient à joueurs dans le vestiaire avant les leur première année dans la ligue Le Battalion manque de constance dernières 15 minutes de jeu. OUA. Les Voyageurs ont défait les Photo : Éric Boutilier «J’ai dit qu’il fallait qu’on trouve Warriors de Waterloo 3-2 en fusillade une façon de gagner, dit-il. Il fallaitdimanche après avoir subi une continuer à jouer comme on jouait, défaite de 7-2 aux mains des Golden Éric Boutilier mais on n’avait pas assez de trafic en Hawks de Laurier le jour précédent. Le Voyageur avant du but. Je trouvais qu’on jouait Une des principales raisons du NORTH BAY une bonne game. Les gars ont fini fort succès des filles est certainement la et n’ont pas arrêté.» contribution, surtout à l’attaque, Le Battalion de North Bay a mis En effet, des buts de Nicholas de Julie Hébert, qui est native fin à sa séquence de quatre défaites Cuddy, Jesse Dick et Brendan Hill, de Rayside-Balfour. Elle a enfilédimanche contre l’Attack d’Owen les deux derniers avec moins de trois deux buts samedi et se retrouve Sound, mais en général l’équipe minutes à jouer, on permis de voler deuxième au chapitre des points au chandail vert et blanc manque la victoire aux Kings. M. Chouinard chez les Voyageurs. Seule Samanthade persistance lorsque les joueurs espère qu’une telle fin de semaine Morrell en compte plus qu’elle. Celaembarquent sur la patinoire. remplie de succès motivera sa est très impressionnant lorsqu’on Le Battalion a disputé quatre formation une fois de retour à considère que Julie Hébert était très matchs la semaine dernière. IlLe gardiena Brendan O'Neill prêt à faire l'arrêt Ottawa. incertaine de poursuivre sa carrière subi une défaite de 5-3 contre les dans son alignement. après-midi [dimanche] et pour son «On a commencé l’année en de hockeyeuse après s’être blessée au Greyhounds de Sault-Ste-Marie, «Je n’ai jamais utilisé le mot équipe junior en soirée. Je crois que pensant qu’on était pour gagner dos durant son séjour à Wayne State une deuxième de 4-3 contre Danny “constance” pour décrire notre nous verrons le retour de Brandon des joutes facilement, parce que University à Detroit il y a trois ans. Desrochers (un joueur natif de équipe cette année, de dire Stan Robinson et de Blake Clarke cette notre équipe est formée de deux «C’était une décision pas mal North Bay) et les Wolves de Sudbury Butler, l’entraîneur-chef du semaine. Lorsqu’ils reviendront dans équipes AA de l’année passée, difficile de retourner parcepuis que une troisième par le pointage de Battalion. Je dirais que notrenous alignement, sommes nous serons une explique l’entraîneur. Ça n’a çapas m’a pris deux ans pour guérir, 3-1 face aux Colts de Barrie avant imprévisibles et irréguliers, et que meilleure équipe.» commencé comme ça. On a explique-t-elle.eu J’ai fait bien du de remporter une victoire de 2-1 en nous ne sommes pas aussi forts au Le Battalion de North Bay visitera cinq parties nulles et seulement une rehab. Après avoir pris une annéefusillade contre Brett Hargrave (un niveau mental que nous devrions pour la première fois cette saison les victoire dans notre ligue. Quand tu de repos, j’ai parlé avec mon autre joueur natif de North Bay) et l’être. Nous avons beaucoup deWolves de Sudbury vendredi soir alors viens à un tournoi comme ça, c’est ancien entraîneur physique. On l’Attacka d’Owen Sound. travail devant nous. Il faut essayerque le deuxième match de la «guerre bon de compter beaucoup de buts, commencé l’entraînement et mon Mais les troupes ont cédé leur de régler notre situation avec les de la 17» sera disputé à l’aréna de de voir des victoires. La confiancedos allait mieux. C’est là que j’aiavance dans trois des quatre matchs blessures. Ce n’est pas une excuse,Sudbury. Le Battalion accueillera les grandit.» décidé de retourner.» qu’ils ont disputé la semaine mais avons cinq joueurs blessés.Colts de Barrie dimanche et tentera En finale midget, Jeremy Pullara Elle a égalé la marque 2-2 à précédente. Avec la blessure Nousde avons dû faire appel à Shawn d’accumuler les points qui lui ont a touché la cible en tirs de barrage, seulement six secondes de la finConnor du Jarvis samedi, l’équipe est Tessier, un joueur des Trappers de échappés la semaine dernière. permettant ainsi aux Nationals de match. maintenant privée de cinq joueurs North Bay qui a joué pour nous cet .
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