The Mooretown Flags scored three-unanswered goals in the third period to beat the visiting Amherstburg Admirals 5-2 on Saturday in Bill Stobbs Division play in the Provincial Junior Hockey League. It adds all of the characters from the previous games to Saints Row IV, and all of them are added as homies. Blake McNally and Gavin Grundner added single goals for the first-place Flyers (10-2-0-0) while goalie Boe Piroski made 34 saves against the eighth-place Rockets (2-8-1-2).

The Leamington Flyers rallied from a two-goal deficit after the first period to score a 5-3 road win over the Strathroy Rockets on Saturday in Western Conference player in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League.Д¬onnor MacPherson scored three goals for Leamington, who have now won seven games in a row, and all three goals were setup by twin brother Ryan MacPherson. With the win, Western (5-1) secured first place in the West Division while the Lancers (2-4) failed to make the playoffs despite knocking off two top five ranked teams this season. Teammates Jake Fitzpatrick followed in fourth place in 26:51, Rick Nepomuceno was fifth in 27:10 and Matt Lafleur was 10 th in 29:50, but the Saints had to settle for team silver behind FanshaweвЂ™s four scoring runners going first, third, sixth and seventh.

Jones paced the Saints with a silver-medal finish in 26 minutes and 33 seconds. Clair and Fanshawe dominated the menвЂ™s 8km race with the two teams combining to put nine runners in the top 10. Clair Saints earned team medals in the menвЂ™s division and womenвЂ™s division at the OCAA cross-country championships in Caledon on Saturday with Tyler Jones also landing on the podium individually. Humber beat George Brown 4-0 in the gold-medal match to claim the schoolвЂ™s third-straight title. The Saints had a couple of scoring chances in the following 15 minutes before Seneca restored its two-goal lead in the 68 th minute en route to the medal. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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