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Wednesday, Jan. 27 1 2 3 Final
Innisfil Lakers 0 3 1 4
Oro-Medonte 77’s 0 1 2 3
Scoring
First Period: No Scoring Second Period: Oro – Nick D’Avolio (powerplay) (Jason Leigh, Alex Busvek) 7:42, Innis – Viktor Perezhogin (Jayce Douskey, Michael Zanatta) 7:20, Innis – Jayce Douskey (Nils Berger) 0:57, Innis – Danny Carter (Brandon Petrie, Marc Lindh) 0:09

Third Period: Innis – Marc Lindh (powerplay) (Matt Morra, Nils Berger) 8:26, Oro – Nick D’Avolio (powerplay) (Jason Leigh, Daniel Pitocco) 4:32, Oro – Jackson Williams (powerplay) (Alex Busvek, Jason Leigh) 3:52 Goaltenders: W – Clint Windsor (8-4, 24 saves), L – Marco Repitsch (2-

18, 46 saves) Monday, Feb. 1: Oro-Medonte 77’s 2, Innisfil Lakers 6 Tuesday, Jan. 26: Minden Riverkings 0, Innisfil Lakers 3 (forfeit)

Lakers credited goal scorers: Micael Lamontagne, Anthony Gambacorta, Jonathan Dew

Lakers Schedule

Saturday, Feb. 6 at King Wild, 8 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 7 at Bradford Rattlers, 7:30 p.m.

Notes: The Lakers are now at 24-13-2 with a tied for fourthplace record in the GMHL standing. Defenceman Micael Lamontagne leads the active roster with 53 points (19 goals, 34 assists) in 35 games.

For more information visit www.innisfillakers.com

Lakers players suspended from roster

The Innisfil Lakers have recently suspended defenceman Garrett Simmons and goaltender Matt Cooper, indefinitely for disciplinary reasons.

Simmons had three goals for 10 points in 28 games, while Cooper has played 17 games this season with a 10-7 record and a 4.52 goals against average.

Forward Jonathan Dew (captain) and defenceman Anthony Gambacorta have also been said to abandon ship by walking out in the middle of a recent Lakers game. Lakers General Manager Dan Garneau said their status is unknown currently, though it could hurt the team.

“It would, but other players will have to step up,” said Garneau. “I would rather go with players that will play 110 per cent every shift. We’ve been a top team in the league since we started (three years ago). This season we’ve had our struggles, but we’ve brought players in, so we’ve been holding out own.”

Dew led the team with 68 points (31 goals, 37 assists) in 28 games before his departure. He also led the team in power-play goals with 10, shorthanded goals with three and game-winning goals with four, despite missing time with injury earlier this season. Gambacorta was second on the team with 53 points (14 goals, 39 assists) in 37 games, as well as seven power-play goals.

The Lakers are currently fifth in the Greater Metro Junior Hockey League standings with a 24-13-2 record. Simmons, Cooper, Dew and Gambacorta have all been subtracted from the Lakers legal GMHL roster, which means they cannot technically return this season with the Jan. 10 roster freeze deadline already passed.

Jazmin Brock continues her winning ways

Jazmin Brock a wrestler for Kempenfelt Bay Athletic Club (KBAY) recently participated at the 2010 Ontario Junior (U20) Wrestling Championships held in Sudbury, Ontario, January 30, 2010.

Brock captured the gold after pinning all of her opponents in the 82- kilogram category. Her matches were as follows: Amanda Seeley (Renfrew, Ont.) pinning her in a minute and 25 seconds in the first round. Becky Parker (Kingston, Ont.) – second round pin. Alyshia Anderson (Windsor, Ont.) – second round pin.

Brock’s coach, Nicholas Cryer stated that Jazmin is the youngest wrestler at KBAY to ever win the Junior Provincial Championships. Jazmin is a grade 11 student at Nantyr Shores S.S.

Brock has set her goals high this year, hoping to trade in her 2009 bronze medal at OFSSA for a gold medal. Jazmin also wants to repeat as National Champion and represent Canada at the Pan American Games.

KBAY is always looking for more wrestlers, from elementary school age to university level. For more information contact coach Nicholas Cryer at (705) 737-5465