Intermediate best of three semi-final match-ups had regular season champions Best Western facing off against fourth place finishers McDougall Fuels, while Duke of Windsor would square off against Seamless Eavestrough.

Best Western got the better of McDougall in game one by shutting them out 3 - 0. Hillary Sayers lead the Best Western attack scoring two goals, Jessica Masters had the other. Tiana Chandler had one assist while Tasha McClelland picked up the shut-out.

Game two was a higher scoring affair, with Best Western coming out on top again, by a 5 - 2 count, to take the series in two straight games. Jessica Masters got on the score sheet again for Best Western by scoring two goals, single markers went to Katie Litalien, Amanda Trudeau and Devon Rafter. Litalien also chipped in with two assists while single helpers went to Rafter and Tiana Chandler. For McDougall Brianna Myers scored both goals and Alisha Pigeau had one assist.

Game one between Duke of Windsor and Seamless Eavestrough turned out to be almost like a "last shot wins" affair. Duke jumped out to a 3 - 0 first period lead on goals by Robin Koskela, Ashley Dellaire and Melissa Theriault. Picking up assists were Theriault, Jenna Lever, Stephanie Amadio, Laura Didier and Tiffany Van Zant.  Seamless would come back in the second and third period with three goals of their own to climb back into contention. Scoring for Seamless were Hailey Summers with two and Erica Aceti with a single, single helpers went to Summers, Aceti, Sarah Waite, Catrina Pastore and Emilie Poliquin. Ashley Dellaire would score her second of the game midway through the third, with an assist from Laura Didier, to give Duke a 4 - 3 lead, which would stand up for the rest of the game.

Game two was another high scoring affair with Duke coming out on top again by a 5 - 2 count. Robin Koskela lead Duke with two goals, single goals went to Samantha Koshowski, Ashley Dellaire and Emily Wright. Single assists were earned by Koshowski, Dellaire, Julia Mannello, Hanna Welton and Laura Didier. Erica Aceti had a goal and assist for Seamless, Hailey Summers picked up the other marker while Emilie Poliquin added one assist.

The stage was set for the a best of three final showdown between Best Western and Duke of Windsor, the top two teams from the Intermediate division all season long.

It would take five periods to settle game one, with Duke ending up on the winning end by a 2 - 1 score. Best Western would open the scoring in the first period on a goal by Shana Quintinho with an assist going to Amanda Trudeau. Duke would score their regulation goal midway through the second period with a goal by Robin Koskela, Stephanie Amadio drew an assist. The game would go back and forth until the 1:33 mark of the fifth period when Emily Wright would score the winner for Duke, with an assist from Melissa Theriault, to give Duke a 1 - 0 series lead.

Game two turned out to be a very high-spirited tilt, with the each team making numerous trips to the penalty box, and overtime being needed again to determine a winner. Best Western would again score first, this time getting the first two goals of the game, with goals by Tiana Chandler and Hillary Sayers. Jenna Rae Wardlaw, Jessica Masters, Amanda Trudeau and Lacey Harrison would all pick up single assists. Best Western would hold that 2 - 0 lead until the final two minutes of the game, when Duke would come up with two short-handed markers to tie the game and send it into overtime. Laura Didier would score the first Duke goal, unassisted, with just under two minutes remaining, then Robin Koskela would get the equalizer, with an assist from Didier, with 1:12 left in the game. Overtime saw plenty of action and close scoring opportunities, but it was not until there was 51 seconds remaining in period six before someone would finally score. That goal came off the stick of Dukes' Hanna Welton, to give Duke a 3 - 2 victory and the Intermediate Division Play-off Championship.

Congratulations to Duke of Windsor as Intermediate Division Play-off Champions.

McDougall Fuels and Thessalon got things going by skating to 3 - 3 tie. Ashley Bradley scored two goals for McDougall while Kaila Kaldma added one goal and one assist. Kate Lillie chipped in with two assists, singles went to Brianna Myers and Paige Boissoneau. Hayley Julien and Shelby Valiquette had one goal and one assist for Thessalon, Becca Lawrence added the other marker while Kara Lawrence picked up one assist.

Next up Seamless Eavestrough got by McDougall Fuels by a 5 - 3 score. Katie Pietrzakowski had a three goal game, as well as picking up one assist, to lead Seamless. Stephanie Waite had a goal and two helpers, Erica Aceti rounded out the scoring. Jessica Elliott had a four assist game with other single helpers going to Jenn Pihlaja, Catrina Pastore and Rebecca Fewchuk. Chelsea Barrett scored two for McDougall, Brianna Myers added a goal and one assist.  Montana Boissoneau and Mikaela Scornaienchi each picked up two assists.

Duke of Windsor blanked Best Western 2 - 0. Robin Koskela had both Duke goals, Stephanie Amadio picked up one assist. Laura Sparrow was in goal for Duke and earned the shut-out.

Rounding out Intermediate play McDougall Fuels and Best Western skated to a scoreless tie. Tamara Tyczinski and Tasha McClelland picked up the shut-outs.

Date	Arena	Rink	Time	Div	Home	Score	Visitor	Score
Friday	Westwood	Pad 4	11:15 AM	M/I HL PC	Best Western	1	Sudbury Raymond Pilot Insurance	2
Friday	Westwood	Pad 1	7:00 PM	M/I HL PC	Brampton-Fish Ban	0	Best Western	6
Saturday	Westwood	Pad 3	1:00 PM	M/I HL PC	Best Western	6	Brampton-Storey Ban	0
Saturday	Westwood	Pad 4	8:15 PM	INT HL Q4	Best Western	3	Sudbury Crosstown Trailblazers	0
Sunday	Earnscliffe	Pad 2	11:30 AM	INT HL Semi	London Devilettes	1	Best Western	2
Sunday	Gibson	Pad 1	4:15 PM	INT HL Final	Sudbury Computrek	1	Best Western	0

Thessalon Lions started the Intermediate week off with a 4 - 3 victory over McDougall Fuels. Hayley Julien lead the Thessalon attack with two goals, singles were provided by Kara Lawrence and Becca Lawrence. Stephanie Fluke and Danielle Heubner each added one assist. Brianna Myers had two goals for McDougall, Ashley Bradley chipped in with a goal and assist. Mikaela Scornaienchi, Chelsea Barrett and Katie Kane each picked up one assist.

Game two of the week saw Duke of Windsor getting by Seamless Eavestrough by a 3 - 1 score. Emily Wright had two goals while Robin Koskela added one to handle the Duke goal scoring. Melissa Theriault, Alexis White, Stephanie Amadio and Tiffany Van Zant each earned one assist on the night. Hailey Summers, with assists going to Emilie Poliquin and Katie Pietrzakowski, took care of the Seamless goal.

Thursday evening McDougall Fuels and Seamless Eavestrough skated to 3 - 3 draw. Brianna Myers, Ashley Bradley and Katie Kane took care of the McDougall goals with Myers, Kaila Kaldma, Krista McClelland and Chelsea Barrett each picking up an assist. Hailey Summers had two goals for Seamless while Katie Pietrzakowski had the other. Erica Aceti chipped in with two assists.

National Supply Bantam Wildcats defeated Seamless Eavestrough 4 - 1. Olivia Pavoni lead the Wildcat charge with two goals and one assist, single markers went to Mariah Krancevich and Renae VanBuskirk. Jessica Grisdale chipped in with two assists, single helpers went to Jayce Chiblow and MacKenzie Gibson. Stephanie Waite scored the Seamless goal with assists going to Katie Pietrzakowski and Emilie Poliquin.

Best Western ended play for the week with a 4 - 0 blanking of McDougall Fuels. Amanda Trudeau lead the way with two goals, Tiana Chandler had a goal and one helper and Breanna Buchan rounded out the scoring. Jenna Rae Wardlaw, Hillary Sayers and Lacey Harrison each had one assist, Tasha McClelland as in net and had the shut-out.

Action was light the past week for Sault Female Hockey Association Houseleague play, with all eight Sunday games being post-poned due to the bad weather.

Seamless Eavestrough and Best Western got things off to a very entertaining start as they battled it out to 1 - 1 draw. Katie Pietrzakowski, with an assist from Jenn Pihlaja, had the Seamless goal while Amanda Trudeau took care of the Best Western goal, Tiana Chandler assisted.

Duke of Windsor finished off play for the week in shutting-out McDougall Fuels 3 - 0. Robin Koskela, Samantha Koshowski and Emily Wright had the Duke goals. Single assists were earned by Koskela, Ashley Dellaire and Melissa Theriault, Laura Sparrow had the shut-out.

Best Western started things off with a 2 - 0 shut-out victory over Seamless Eavestrough. Tiana Chandler handled the goal scoring with two unassisted goals while Tasha McClelland was in net for the shut-out.

McDougall Fuels and Duke of Windsor battled to a 1 - 1 tie. Ashley Bradley, with assists from Erin Mallinger and Krista McClelland, took care of the McDougall goal, while Robin Koskela had an unassisted goal for Duke.

Seamless Eavestrough were victims to another shut-out as Duke blanked them by a 2 - 0 score. Samantha Koshowski and Ashley Dellaire took care of the Duke scoring, with single assists going to Dellaire, Hanna Welton, Tiffany Van Zant and Stephanie Amadio. Laura Sparrow had the shut-out.

2 - 0 scores seemed to be the score of the week, as Best Western finished off the week by blanking Duke by that same score. Tasha McClelland once again had the shut-out while the goal scoring was handled by Lacey Harrison and Amanda Trudeau. Single assists were picked up by Katie Litalien and Tiana Chandler. 

Duke of Windsor and McDougall Fuels played to a 3 - 3 draw to start out Intermediate play. Robin Koskela, Hanna Welton and Laura Didier supplied the Duke goals with Samantha Koshowski and Jenna Lever each picking up one assist. Ashley Bradley scored two goals and added one assist to lead McDougall, while Brianna Myers picked up the other with under a minute to play in the third. Erin Mallinger, Chelsea Barrett and Mikaela Scornaienchi had one assist each.

Tuesday night saw two games ending with shut-outs. In game one Duke of Windsor spread the scoring amongst almost every skater on the team in shutting out Seamless Eavestrough by a 6 - 0 score. Single goals were scored by Julia Mannello, Laura Didier, Hanna Welton, Stephanie Amadio, Melissa Theriault and Robin Koskela. Single assists were picked up by Welton, Theriault, Ashley Dellaire, Alexis White, Tiffany Van Zant and Samantha Koshowski. Laura Sparrow had the shut-out.

In the second outing Tuesday, Tasha McClelland had the shut-out while Tiana Chandler scored the goal, as Best Western got by McDougall Fuels 1 - 0. Devon Rafter assisted on the Chandler goal.

Thursday night saw another shut-out as National Supply Bantam Wildcats edged past Best Western 1 - 0. Renae VanBuskirk had the lone unassisted goal for the Wildcats.

Intermediate play rounded out with Thessalon coming to the Sault to face off twice against Best Western. Game one saw the teams play to a scoreless draw. Tasha McClelland and Miranda Medve were in goal for Best Western and Thessalon to earn the shut-outs.

Game two was a completely different story as Best Western upended Thessalon by a 6 - 1 score. Tiana Chandler and Ashley Bradley each scored a pair of goals with singles going to Shelby Sayers-Jones and Katie Litalien. Litalien also chipped in with a pair of assists while singles went to Bradley, Sayers-Jones and Amanda Trudeau. For Thessalon Becca Lawrence had the goal with an assist going to Hayley Julien.      

Best Western………...
Best Western intermediate girls headed south and  won 5 games to capture gold recently at the Windsor Wild tournament . With 8 teams challenging for 4 spots to move on to the semi finals it was a total team effort to beat some tough competition. The first game on Friday night  saw  BW  take on  London team 1 . BW opened the scoring with goals from Hillary Sayers ,Tiana Chandler Jessica Masters and 1 assist each from Lacey Harrison and Amanda Trudeau to win the important first game 3 to 1.

Game 2 BW met up with Windsor team 3, offence came from Amanda Trudeau, Eric Aceti and Tiana Chandler ,Shanna Quintinho added 2 assists and Shannon Decker ,Breanna Buchan would add 1 assist each to capture a 3 to 2 win.

With first place on the line BW met Windsor team1 with Windsor needing the win to advance to the semi-finals .Tiana Chandler opened the scoring with her 3^rd of the weekend but Windsor tied it up on a penalty shot. That would be the only one to get by goalie Tasha McClelland and the solid  defence of Shannon Decker , Lacy Harrison ,Amanda Trudeau and Jenna Rae Wardlaw . Katie Litalien would score the winner and Amanda Trudeau would pick up 2 assists ,Jessica Masters, Devin Rafter and Shana Quintinho would each add assist  to take the 2 to 1 win.

The semi-finals had BW against Chatham, Erica Aceti would open the scoring but Chatham would tie it up on a power play goal.  BW had a goal disallowed in the second and still tied at 1-1 heading into the 3^rd. Jessica Masters would score her 2^nd of the weekend and Tiana Chandler add her 4^th of the tournament to go up 3-1 .Chatham would make it interesting scoring another power play goal with. 30 seconds remaining but Tasha McClelland  would hold them off .  Brianna Myers, Katie Litalien and Shannon Decker would each add a assist to take the 3-2 win and earn a trip to the finals.

The gold medal game would not disappoint, BW would face London team 2 who was also undefeated. With play going end to end and great chances at both ends the game could go either way.  Jessica Masters would have the opportunity to give BW  the lead on a penalty shot, she would beat the goalie on a  nice deke but would ring it off the post. Still tied 0-0 and heading for OT  Katie Litalien would  score the winner , picking  the top corner with .40 seconds remaining in the game. Tiana Chandler and Amanda Trudeau would each add a assist to finish the weekend off with 5 points each and Tasha McClelland  would record the shutout. A complete team effort both on and off the ice would pay off and BW would head back home with  the gold medal.

Game two of the week saw Best Western blanking Duke of Windsor 3 - 0. Tasha McClelland had the shut-out while Katie Litalien, Lacey Harrison and Shelby Sayers-Jones supplied the goal scoring. Jessica Masters had a two assist game with singles going to Hillary Sayers, Breanna Buchan and Sayers-Jones.

Seamless got some revenge back next time out as they rolled past McDougall Fuels 7 - 1. Katie Pietrzakowski and Hailey Summers each scored three goals with a single being picked up by Stephanie Waite. Jessica Elliott had a four assist game, Amanda Guinti picked up two, singles were earned by Emilie Poliquin, Jenn Pihlaja and Rebecca Fewchuk. Ashley Bradley had the McDougall goal with an assist going to Krista McClelland.

Seamless Eavestrough was able to keep their winning ways next game out in defeating Duke of Windsor 4 - 1. Hailey Summers picked up two goals while singles were supplied by Catrina Pastore and Katie Pietrzakowski. Pietrzakowski and Stephanie Waite each had two assists. Robin Koskela scored the Duke goal unassisted.

National Supply Bantam Wildcats faced off against Best Western and got by them by a 3 - 1 score. Brittany Syms, Olivia Pavoni and MacKenzie Gibson took care of the Wildcat scoring, with single assist markers going to Pavoni, Mariah Krancevich, Jaime Orlando and Jayce Chiblow. Hillary Sayers scored an unassisted goal for Best Western.

Just like the Thessalon Junior girls, the Thessalon Intermediate girls braved the Sunday snow and made the trip to the Sault to play two games against Seamless Eavestrough, with Seamless taking both games by 3 - 0 scores.

Game one Sonya Sleeman had the shut-out and goals were scored by Catrina Pastore, Ashley Bradley and Stephanie Waite. Erica Aceti, Pastore and Bradley all contributed one assist.

Game two Sleeman had the shut-out again with Katie Pietrzakowski, Erica Aceti and Jenn Pihlaja scoring the goals. Aceti, Stephanie Waite and Sara Densmore each had one assist.

Intermediate play started out with the highest scoring game of the season to date, a 7 - 6 victory for Duke of Windsor over Seamless Eavestrough. Emily Wright had two goals and two assists to lead Duke, Hanna Welton also had two goals with singles going to Robin Koskela, Alexis White and Stephanie Amadio, Amadio also had one assist. Laura Didier had two assists for the night with singles going to Melissa Theriault and Julia Mannello. Katie Pietrzakowski lead the Seamless attack with three goals and one assist, single goals were scored by Erica Aceti, Hailey Summers and Stephanie Waite. Catrina Pastore, Sara Waite, Amanda Giunti and Emilie Poliquin had one assist each.

Game two of the week had the National Supply Bantam Wildcats defeat Duke by a 6 - 1 count. Brittany Syms had two goals and one helper, while MacKenzie Gibson had one goal and two helpers to lead the Wildcat offence. Olivia Pavoni chipped in with one goal and one assist, single markers were scored by Renae VanBuskirk and Mariah Krancevich. Jessica Grisdale had one assist. For Duke, Robin Koskela had the goal with assists going to Alexis White and Samantha Koshowski.  

Intermediate action started out with Seamless Eavestrough and McDougall Fuels battling it out to a 3 - 3 deadlock. Erica Aceti lead the attack for Seamless picking up all three of their goals. Rebecca Fewchuk had two assists for the game and Emilie Poliquin added a single helper. Brianna Myers had two goals for McDougall with Ashley Bradley picking up the other. Alisha Pigeau, Chelsea Barrett and Paige Boissoneau each had a single assist.

Game two of the week saw Duke of Windsor defeat Best Western by a 3 - 1 count. Hanna Welton, Robin Koskela and Ashley Dellaire handled the Duke scoring, with Emily Wright and Alexis White each adding one assist. Best Western goal was handled by Amanda Trudeau, with assists going to Hillary Sayers and Shana Quintinho.

Sunday Duke of Windsor scored a late third period goal to get past Seamless Eavestrough 2 - 1. Robin Koskela had both Duke goals with assists going to Samantha Koshowski, Julia Mannello, Laura Didier and Alexis White. Stephanie Waite had the Seamless goal with an assist from Erica Aceti.

Rounding out play for the week McDougall Fuels scored a late third period goal as well to edge out Best Western by a 2 - 1 score. Ashley Bradley and Krista McClelland scored the McDougall goals with Brianna Myers and Nicole Roach each earning an assist. Tiana Chandler had the Best Western goal with an assist from Amanda Trudeau. 

Intermediate action began with Best Western coming out on top of Seamless Eavestrough by a 3 - 1 score. Jessica Masters, Shelby Sayers-Jones and Shana Quintinho scored the Best Western goals, with Sayers-Jones, Shannon Decker, Hillary Sayers and Katie Litalien earning one assist each. Hailey Summers had the Seamless goal with Erica Aceti and Rebecca Fewchuk picking up assists.

Game two of the week had Duke Of Windsor, trailing 3 - 1 after two periods, use a three goal third period rally to come back and defeat McDougall Fuels 4 - 3. Laura Didier and Ashley Dellaire had a goal and assist each for Duke, Emily Wright and Robin Koskela had the other goals. Morgan Twentyman, Julia Mannello, Melissa Theriault and Tara Desanti had one assist each. For McDougall Ashley Bradley had all three goals and Jamie Kirk had one assist.

Sunday Intermediate play saw the National Supply Bantam Wildcats score two late third period goals in getting by Seamless Eavestrough by a 5 - 3 score. Mariah Krancevich was a scoring machine for the Wildcats as she potted four goals and added one assist, Renae VanBuskirk added the other goal as well as two assists. MacKenzie Gibson picked up three assists, Brittany Syms added two and Jamie Orlando had a single. For Seamless, Erica Aceti and Rebecca Fewchuk each had a goal and assist, Katie Pietrzakowski had the other goal and Jenn Pihlaja had an assist.

Rounding out the week, Tasha McClelland picked up another shut-out as Best Western squeezed past McDougall Fuels 1 - 0. Tiana Chandler had the lone unassisted goal. 

Intermediate play began with previously unbeaten Best Western getting dumped by Duke of Windsor 2 - 1. Robin Koskela and Tiffany Van Zant handled the Duke scoring, with Melissa Theriault and Samantha Koshowski earning assists. Pick up player Shelby Sayers-Jones spoiled Duke goaltender Laura Sparrow's shut-out bid with a goal in the last minute of play in the third period. Jessica Masters and Amanda Trudeau picked up assists.

In game two the National Supply Bantam Wildcats shut-out McDougall Fuels by a close 2 - 0 score. Emma Running had the shut-out while MacKenzie Gibson and Mariah Krancevich took care of the goal scoring. Gibson also contributed one assist and Renae Van Buskirk added two.

Action on Wednesday night saw McDougall Fuels score two third period goals twenty five seconds apart to come back and earn a 2 - 2 with Seamless Eavestrough. Krista McClelland and Ashley Bradley took care of the goals for McDougall, with Bradley also picking up one assist. Katie Kane had two assists on the night and Jamie Kirk added one. Erica Aceti and Hailey Summers handled the Seamless scoring, Sara Densmore picked up one assist. 

Play concluded for the week with McDougall Fuels and Seamless Eavestrough heading to Thessalon to play a pair of games each on Saturday and Sunday against the Thessalon Lions girls. McDougall played their two games on Saturday afternoon and earned a 3 - 2 victory and a 2 - 2 tie. Seamless was in Thessalon Sunday evening and picked up a pair of victories, by scores of 3 - 2 and 3 - 1. Game stats and goal scorers for all four games were unavailable.

Intermediate play started off with Seamless Eavestrough and Duke of Windsor playing to a 1 - 1 draw. Erica Aceti, with an assist from Katie Pietrzakowski, scored for Seamless while Tiffany Van Zant had an unassisted goal for Duke.

The later game saw Tasha McClelland pick up another shut-out as Best Western downed McDougall Fuels by a 2 - 0 count. Tiana Chandler had both Best Western goals while Alaina DeBruyne, Shannon Decker and Lacey Harrison picked up one assist each.

Duke of Windsor and Best Western finished off the week by skating to a 2 - 2 tie. Samantha Koshowski and Melissa Theriault had the Duke goals with Julia Mannello and Ashley Dellaire each contributing one assist. Jessica Masters had both Best Western goals, Katie Litalien and Devon Rafter had one assist each.    

Thursday, Duke played to another 2 - 2 tie, this time with Ice Breaker Cup Intermediate Silver Medalists Best Western. All goal scoring in this game took place in the second period of play. Robin Koskela and Ashley Dellaire each had a goal and assist to handle the Duke scoring for the night. For Best Western Lacey Harrison had a goal and assist, Amanda Trudeau had a single tally and Hillary Sayers contributed one assist.

On Sunday play began with Best Western doubling up on Seamless Eavestrough 4 - 2. Jessica Masters had a two goal night with single tallies going to Devon Rafter and Hillary Sayers. Chelsea Pine and Katie Litalien chipped in with one assist each. Katie Pietrzakowski scored both Seamless goals, Amanda Giunti picked up one assist.

Ending Houseleague play for the week, McDougall Fuels shut-out Duke of Windsor 2 - 0. Ashley Bradley supplied the McDougall offense by scoring both goals. Jamie Kirk had a two assist night with singles going to Alisha Pigeau and Paige Boissoneau. Tasha McClelland, subbing in for regular goalie Tamara Tyczinski, had the shut-out. 

Thursday Best Western rode the shut-out goaltending of Tasha McClelland to blank McDougall Fuels by a 3 - 0 score. Hillary Sayers had a goal and an assist on the evening, single goals were scored by Amanda Trudeau and Jessica Masters. Shelby Sayers-Jones picked up two assists while Katie Litalien chipped in with one helper.

Sunday night Duke of Windsor goalie Laura Sparrow took the spotlight, by posting a shut-out, as they blanked Thessalon Lions by a 2 - 0 score. Hanna Welton took care of the Duke scoring by tallying two goals in the second period. Ashley Dellaire had two assists on the night while Stephanie Amadio and Samantha Koshowski each had a single.      

Intermediate play on Tuesday saw Best Western and Seamless Eavestrough do all their scoring in the first period, with Best Western doing the most, in defeating Seamless by a 3 - 1 count. Amanda Trudeau lead the way for Best Western with a goal and an assist, single goals were supplied by Breanna Buchan and Jessica Masters. Hillary Sayers and Kelsie Bordin also added one assist each. For Seamless, Rebecca Fewchuk had the lone goal with assists going to Amanda Giunti and Katie Pietrzakowski.

Sunday the Thessalon Intermediate girls also made the trek to the Sault to play two games, with the Sault teams picking up victories in both games. Game one had Seamless Eavestrough take the game by a 5 - 1 count. Leading the way for Seamless were Amanda Giunti, Catrina Pastore and Katie Pietrzakowski each chipping in with one goal and one assist, Sarah Waite and Rebecca Fewchuk rounded out the scoring. Hailey Summers had three assists on the night with Emile Poliquin and Stephanie Waite picking up single helpers. Stephanie Fluke had the lone Thessalon goal.

Game two saw Tasha McClelland pick up the shut-out as Best Western blanked Thessalon by a 5 - 0 score. Tiana Chandler lead the charge with two goals, Shelby Sayers-Jones picked up a goal and an assist, single goals were scored by Jessica Masters and Hillary Sayers. Alaina DeBruyne had a three assist evening, Amanda Trudeau and Shannon Decker each had two.