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Lambton girls dominate at Battle of Toronto hockey tournament

Journal staff A pair of hockey teams comprised of girls from across Lambton County had a successful weekend at the Battle of Toronto Spring Hockey Tournament this month.
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The Bluewater Blaze U11 BB girls’ hockey team won silver at the Battle of Toronto Spring Hockey Tournament over the weekend. Pictured are: (Back row, from left): Claire Strong, Bailey Desantis, Madeleine Norris, Addison Jeffrey, Hallie Jeffrey, Riley Stokes, Lainey Charlton, Kensley Philipsen. (Front row, from left): Lilly Langford, Penny Laird, Sophia Kennedy, Adelyn Edgar, Skyla Vandenheuvel, Kate Leitch, Aria Simard. (Submitted photo)

Journal staff

A pair of hockey teams comprised of girls from across Lambton County had a successful weekend at the Battle of Toronto Spring Hockey Tournament this month.

The Bluewater Blaze U11 ‘BB’ and U13 ‘BB’ included players from Sarnia, Mooretown and Petrolia, on hand for the three-day tournament. The U13 team also included five players from Barrie, Ont.

The Bluewater Blaze U13 ‘BB’ team won gold at the Battle of Toronto Spring Hockey tournament, going undefeated all weekend. Pictured are: Lily Doyle, Surrey Bennett, Sydney Dobbin, Abby Williamson, Paige Stack, Lexa Young, Avery Jeffrey, Maddy Gagne, Emme Boucher, Tessa Glatt, Scotia Carruthers, Shaena Adams, Harper Vandenheuvel, Riley Parsons, Maren Davison. Kneeling: Maeve Davison and Kenzie Girodat. (Submitted photo)

Both teams earned their tickets to the finals, Sunday, with the U11 team earning silver, and the U13 team going undefeated and bringing home gold.

The Bluewater Blaze is a non-profit spring hockey group launched by Sarnia native and former professional hockey player Kyle Doyle, in an effort to help champion girls’ hockey and foster new friendships and lasting memories.

Team jerseys and sweaters were designed and printed locally by Brian Dewagner of Lake Chipican Hockey Co.

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