Sports
Peewee girls Jets flew past the Comets
November 17, 2015
The Leveque Brothers/Rock Breakers Peewee girls had a light weekend with only one game on the schedule in Brighton against the Cold Creek Comets. The girls were trying to extend their winning streak and stay on top of the standings and came out flying to prove it. Halfway through the first period Jaylin Frost potted the first goal for the Jets assisted by Ryan Rupnow. Before the period came to a close Ava Smith extended the lead, unassisted.
The second period saw a lot of back and forth hockey with some outstanding goal tending with only one more goal added to the scoreboard by Beth Brownlee, unassisted. The third period brought on, some don’t let up attitudes, when Elyse Ives scored a quick one, assisted by Emma Tidey. Hannah McMann managed two more quick goals for the Jets with an assist by Brownlee and before the game concluded Brownlee sniped another by the Comets goalie to round out her three point game. Great team effort by all and another solid performance by the goalie, Courntey Semach. The Jets next game is Saturday, Nov. 21 at 4 p.m. in Lakefield against Ennismore.
Submitted by Melissa Armstrong
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