Outcomes of Jays game and PWHL meeting Saturday

by The Bulldog • October 15, 2016

See later post with outcome of the Jays and Indians game.

LEASIDE VS WHITBY

Leaside Junior Wildcats dropped a home game 2-0 to the Whitby Junior Wolves Saturday evening. The game was hard fought. Leaside gathered five penalties against none for the Wolves.

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