Thunder Bay Minor Hockey standings show tight AA and A races
At halfway through the season the Volunteer Pool Bearcats and Westfort Maroons sit 10-3-2 in the under-15 A standings, with Westfort first overall at 13-0-1 in under-15 AA. Highlights include Keely Forbes scoring all Bearcats goals in a win over South End, and multiple players scoring twice for Westfort and Nipigon Elks in 14-0 and 4-1 victories.
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Luka Caza
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Wyatt Sanders
Bennett Gasparotto
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Rylan Catroppa
Devin Monsma
Johnnie Cook
Mateo Argueta Figueroa
Jack Desjardine
Nipigon Elks
Joshua Kruzel
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Thunder Bay Elks
Manny Allam
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Corbin MacLaurin
Keifer Schiiler
Mack Paradis
Dylan Wilson
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Tucker Mann
Calan Thompson
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Celebrini draws notice at Canada World Juniors camp
Oakville reports 17 year old Macklin Celebrini impresses teammates and staff at Canada's selection camp. Boston University star sits at 10 goals 25 points in 15 NCAA games while eyeing a likely No. 1 NHL draft spot. He previously led the USHL with 46 goals 86 points in 50 games for Chicago. The under-20 showcase begins December 26 in Gothenburg Sweden.
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Tocchet lauds Canucks third line work over goals
Vancouver coach Rick Tocchet praised Conor Garland and teammates Dakoda Joshua and Teddy Brueger for the third line's impact. He noted their strong defensive habits and scoring chances as Vancouver widened their early-season success.
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