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Glace Bay Miners peewee ‘AAA’ capture Bedford tournament

SaltWire Network | Posted: Nov. 15, 2019, 7:24 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 15, 2019, 8:22 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Glace Bay Miners peewee ‘AAA’ hockey team recently captured the annual Jordan Boyd Memorial Tournament in Bedford. Glace Bay finished the 16-team tournament with a 6-0-1 record and defeated Halifax 5-2 in the final. Front row, from left, are Andrew Shimon and William Stonehouse. Middle row, from left, are Braylon Fitzgerald, Kyle Nearing, Brody Dawson, Carter Ford, Rory Pilling, Luke Sinclair, Cohen MacNeil, Kale MacDonald and Mathew Mollon. Back row, from left, are Kyle MacDonald, Gavin Sudds, Brady Matheson, Jesse Cathcart and Brody O’Handley. Missing from the photo are coaches Glenn Ford, Robbie Sinclair, Tyrone Matheson and Steve Campbell.
The Glace Bay Miners peewee ‘AAA’ hockey team recently captured the annual Jordan Boyd Memorial Tournament in Bedford. Glace Bay finished the 16-team tournament with a 6-0-1 record and defeated Halifax 5-2 in the final. Front row, from left, are Andrew Shimon and William Stonehouse. Middle row, from left, are Braylon Fitzgerald, Kyle Nearing, Brody Dawson, Carter Ford, Rory Pilling, Luke Sinclair, Cohen MacNeil, Kale MacDonald and Mathew Mollon. Back row, from left, are Kyle MacDonald, Gavin Sudds, Brady Matheson, Jesse Cathcart and Brody O’Handley. Missing from the photo are coaches Glenn Ford, Robbie Sinclair, Tyrone Matheson and Steve Campbell. - Contributed

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BEDFORD, N.S. — The Glace Bay Miners peewee ‘AAA’ hockey team recently captured the annual Jordan Boyd Memorial Tournament in Bedford.

Glace Bay finished the 16-team tournament with a 6-0-1 record and defeated Halifax 5-2 in the final.

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