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HOLLYBURN’S BANTAM hockey team have repeated as B.C. single-A champs, as they downed atl ; $2

Elk Valley 5-4 in double-overtime at the recent provincial tournament in Smithers. Players include:

Devon Carson, Sam Easton, Josh Harmon, Adam Hoffar, Jon Green, Bracken Kearns, Brent

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Hollyburn bantams repeat at tourney

DISCIPLINE AND goaltending
were the driving forces that
tumed a rebuilding year into a
championship season for the
Hollyburn Bantam hockey
team.

By Andrew McCredie
Sperts Reporter

Two weeks ago Hollybum

Country Club’s squad repeated as
‘B.C single-A champs as they beat
Elk Valley 5-4 in double-overtime in
the championship game in Smithers.

With just three players returning
from lasts year’s championship team,
coaches Jack Cummings and Dr.
John Wilson had expected the 1994-
95 campaign to be a building and

‘learning experience for the fresh
group of bantams.

During the single-A bantam tour-
nament, Hollyburn posted an impres-
sive 4-0-1 record en route to the title,
outscoring their opponents 33-11.

“At Smithers we played the first
game of the toumament and played
very well in a 6-2 victory over Gold
River,” said Cummings. “We
watched the next two games of the
day and by that time we were con-
vinced that we had a chance.

“Our goal was to get better and

better every game, and I believe we
did that.”

Hollyburn forward Clayton
Whitman certainly adhered to that
goal, as he tallied nine goals and
three assists in five games, including
two markers in Hollyburn’s 5-4
championship win over Elk Valley.
Only three penalties were called in
the intense and competitive final that
took double overtime to decide.

“T believe we won due to great
mental discipline,” said Cummings of
the overtime win. *‘As a coach I felt
very proud and confident of our team
when | went into the room between
periods in overtime. There was a very
calm and confident atmosphere in the
room.

“It was rewarding to see players

of this age dealing with the kind of
pressure they were under with such
strength:
Cummings also credited the goal-
tending tandem of Chris Mydske
and Brent Laoun for their season-
long contribution. Mydske had a 3.00
GAA during the B.C. tournament.

Equalling Whitman’s red-light
output was Daye Milne, who fin-
ished the five-game tourney with a
team-high 19 points (9. goals, 10
assists), including a four-goal perfor-
mance in Hollyburn’s 7-2 win over
Ashcroft. Sam Easton had 10 points
(4 goals, 6 assists).

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