Carberry U9s take home A side League Banner

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U7s got to skate on the Wheat Kings ice today at their intermission but the real highlight was slatomg with hometown heros Carson Bjarnason and Ben Saunderson for taking the time to join in a picture with these kids!

The U9’s were on the road this weekend to Reston. The 900 km we traveled this weekend was all worth it! A side play off Tournament first game ended with a big win 15-9. The second day saw them face some tough teams. They lost a close game to Reston 7-5 but bounced back with a very well deserved win against Virden 8-6 which sent them to the Semi Finals. They defeated Reston in the final with a 12-9 win. This team worked hard for their U9 A Side League Championship.. These kids and coaches deserve it, they worked as a team, played as a team and won as a team! Shoutout to Crozby Campbell, our goaltender this weekend. We know you made Zander proud and we know he was cheering you on all weekend every step of the way.

The U9s had a successful season that wouldn't be possible without amazing coaches Jason Chandler, Jordan Dick, Kelby Minshull and David Manns. Their countless hours of teaching, encouragement and motivation has pushed this young team. Coach Jordan has promised to shave his head in celebration.

The U13 Plainsmen won their second playoff game against Reston 4-2 in their play off series. They then hosted Reston for the 3rd game in our best of 3 playoff series. They lost the game but put in a great effort.

Two wins for the Carberry/Glenboro U15 team this weekend, defeating Melita 7-1 on Saturday and Boissevain 4-1 on Sunday. Great way to end the regular season.

Jolene Balciunas, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Neepawa Banner & Press

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