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Dec 14, 2015 | AEMinMig | 906 views
Bulls pick up 2 more wins but drop 1 to Oshawa
The Triangle Fluid Controls Ltd. Bantam AE Jr. Bulls finished up the week with 2 wins and a loss. First up this week was a tilt with PEC Kings at home. The Bulls dominated most of the game a picked up a 6-3 victory. Goals were scored by Mackinley Boomhower, Nate Ketcheson (2), Drew Babcock and Josh Verbeek (2) Ben Orr-McCausland started the game but went down with an injury in the first. Underage netminder Liam Cross was solid the rest of the way and picked up the win. 

Next up for the Jr. Bulls were the Douro Dukes. The Bulls opened up a 2-0 lead in the first and then the flood gates opened in the second and third as the Bulls piled in 14 more goals to win a lop sided 16-1 game. With the injury to starting goalie Ben Orr-McCausland, Liam Cross was back in and got his second victory in consecutive games. Goals were scored by Chris Kellar (5), Nate Ketcheson (2), Drew Babcock (2), Mackinley Boomhower (2), Dallas Paduch, Blake Bush, Sean McRae (2), Reese Hancock. 

Finally, the week was rounded out with a game versus the Oshawa Jr. Generals. The game was in large part played in the neutral zone with not many shots or chances from either side. The Bulls were up 1-0 in the first but gave up 3 in the second and 2 in the third adding one more of their own to make the final 5-2 Oshawa. Chelsea Truman was in net fresh off a knee injury and suffered the loss. Bulls goals were scored by Josh Verbeek and Mackinley Boomhower. 

Next up are three games back to back versus Peterbourough, Ajax and Ennismore.  
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