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Brock men's hockey team goal celebration
Jayson Childs
The Brock men's hockey team celebrates a goal at the Meridian Community Centre in Pelham on March 19.
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York YRK
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Winner Brock BRO
York YRK
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Final
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Brock BRO
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 0 F
York YRK 0 1 1 2
Brock BRO 5 2 1 8

Game Recap: Men's Hockey | | Michael Raskin

Brock men’s hockey team advances to OUA semifinals

The Brock men's hockey team is one skate closer to the Queen's Cup.
 
The Badgers overwhelmed the York Lions by a score of 8-2 in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) quarter-final at the Meridian Community Centre in Pelham on Saturday, March 19.
 
"It was good to see guys rewarded with some points tonight while playing the right way and creating our chances with good defence first then quick transitions," said head coach Kevin Forrest. "Certainly a good feeling to be moving on and we'll enjoy this tonight, but when we wake up tomorrow it means the job isn't finished. We'll get right back to work preparing for an elite opponent in the Rams."
 
Brock advances to the OUA semifinal where they will meet the Rams in Toronto on Wednesday, March 23 at 6 p.m.
 
"We came out firing today. Everyone was prepared to play our game and we capitalized on opportunities early in the game," said Brack, a third-year centre from Orangeville. "We're excited with the result and ready to prepare for the next."
 
Brack scored twice and added an assist as goaltender Mario Peccia made 27 saves to backstop the Badgers to their second consecutive playoff victory.
 
Brock scored five goals in the first period and led by as many as 6-0 midway through the second before York found the back of the net.
 
Owen Guy scored a goal and registered two assists while Adam Berg and Jacob Roach each scored a goal and an assist.
 
Kyle Robinson, Ryan Burton and Tyler Burnie each added a goal.
 
Christian Girhiny posted two helpers while Cole Thiessen, Jared Marino, Zachary Taylor, Johnathon Schaefer, Matthew O'Brien and Christophe Cote each contributed an assist.
 
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