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Midget A Crushers win at Day of Champions

SaltWire Network | Posted: April 16, 2019, 11:38 a.m. | Updated: April 17, 2019, 10:57 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The Midget A Crushers. Front Row: Cam Lyons, Lucas LeBlanc, Burke Murray and Tyler Matchum. Back Row: Steve Alexander (assistant coach), Kent Murray (coach) Andrew Fraser, Jansen Langille, Maclean Tobin, Bailey MacKay, Bryson MacDonald, Keegan Walker, Ryan Alexander, Evan Shae, Blake Crosby, Logan Decoste, Kaleb Clarke, Ryan Denny, Steve Denny (manager).
The Midget A Crushers. Front Row: Cam Lyons, Lucas LeBlanc, Burke Murray and Tyler Matchum. Back Row: Steve Alexander (assistant coach), Kent Murray (coach) Andrew Fraser, Jansen Langille, Maclean Tobin, Bailey MacKay, Bryson MacDonald, Keegan Walker, Ryan Alexander, Evan Shae, Blake Crosby, Logan Decoste, Kaleb Clarke, Ryan Denny, Steve Denny (manager). - Contributed

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TRURO, N.S. – Cam Lynds pumped home two goals, including the eventual game-winner midway through the second period, as the Pictou County Crushers downed the South Shore Lumberjacks 6-2 Friday to win the Hockey Nova Scotia’s Day of Champions Midget A division.

Lucas LeBlanc, Burke Murray, Ryan Denny and Brycen MacDonald scored other goals for the Crushers in the provincial title game, which was played at the Rath Eastlink Community Centre in Truro.

Keegan Walker was solid between the pipes and picked up the win.

Burke Murray, right, of the Pictou County Crushers, goes hard to the net in search of a rebound during the HNS Day of Champions midget A division final.
Burke Murray, right, of the Pictou County Crushers, goes hard to the net in search of a rebound during the HNS Day of Champions midget A division final.

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