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Jr. Bulls Weekend Roundup
The CDS Jr. Bulls started off the weekend Saturday with a road game in Peterborough. Chelsea Truman got the start for the Bulls and played well but after one of the Petes crashed the net, Truman had to leave the game with a lower body injury. Liam Cross came in and was solid facing lots of rubber. In a penalty filled affair, the Bulls dropped a 5-0 decision. 

Sunday saw the Bulls face off at home against the league leading Ajax Knights. The Triangle Fluid Controls Jr. Bulls never really found their legs but managed to stay in the game. In the end, too many turnovers cost the Bulls as they dropped their second in as many nights 2-1 giving up a late goal in the 3rd. Liam Cross got the start and played excellent for the Bulls. The Bulls goal was scored by Reese Hancock with assists going to Mackinley Boomhower and Dylan Patterson.

Next up, the Bulls travel to Ennismore Monday December 21st for a road game. 
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