Major Bantam Bearcats drop two on the weekend

Published on October 14, 2012; Published on October 14, 2012
Staff ~ The Truro Daily News

Topics :: Nova Scotia Major BantamHockey League , Newbridge Senators , Scotsburn

TRURO - The Truro Bearcats suffered a pair of setbacks on the weekend in the Nova Scotia Major BantamHockey League.

The Bearcats were dumped 8-1 by the Newbridge Senators Sunday after falling 4-1 to the Mobil1 Barons Saturday.

The Bearcats are struggling out of the gate with just one win in six games, leaving them in a three-way tie for ninth in the 12-team league with Cole Harbour and Scotsburn.

Jevan McNutt notched the lone Truro tally Sunday with help from Ben Higgins and Brandon Archibald made 19 saves.

Brody MacPhee did the scoring for Truro Saturday. Gerald Blackmore and Joseph rector collected assists and Jack Lynds kicked out 23 shots.

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- October 17, 2012 at 13:34:55

It was 4-1.... not 8!! :)

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