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Dalbrae Dragons win Highland region championship

SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 25, 2020, 6:41 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 25, 2020, 9:50 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Dalbrae Dragons of Mabou captured the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation Division 2 high school hockey championship at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre on Sunday. Members of the team, with the championship banner, include Kyle Alyward, Eric MacIsaac, Boyd MacIntyre, Ryan MacLean, Angus MacDonaldm Colin Van Zutphen, Joshua Smith, Ben Scott, Keegan Freimanis, Jayden Muise, Keith MacDonell, Jake Beaton, Luke Gould, Luke Van Zutphen, Griffin Spears, Nolan Beaton and Matthew Ellis. Coaches are Ardell Hawley, Lewis MacDonald and David MacMillan. CONTRIBUTED/CAPE BRETON WEST HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY LEAGUE
The Dalbrae Dragons of Mabou captured the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation Division 2 high school hockey championship at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre on Sunday. Members of the team, with the championship banner, include Kyle Alyward, Eric MacIsaac, Boyd MacIntyre, Ryan MacLean, Angus MacDonaldm Colin Van Zutphen, Joshua Smith, Ben Scott, Keegan Freimanis, Jayden Muise, Keith MacDonell, Jake Beaton, Luke Gould, Luke Van Zutphen, Griffin Spears, Nolan Beaton and Matthew Ellis. Coaches are Ardell Hawley, Lewis MacDonald and David MacMillan. CONTRIBUTED/CAPE BRETON WEST HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY LEAGUE

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PORT HAWKESBURY, N.S. — The Dalbrae Dragons of Mabou captured the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation Division 2 high school hockey championship at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre on Sunday.

Members of the team include Kyle Alyward, Eric MacIsaac, Boyd MacIntyre, Ryan MacLean, Angus MacDonaldm Colin Van Zutphen, Joshua Smith, Ben Scott, Keegan Freimanis, Jayden Muise, Keith MacDonell, Jake Beaton, Luke Gould, Luke Van Zutphen, Griffin Spears, Nolan Beaton and Matthew Ellis.

Coaches are Ardell Hawley, Lewis MacDonald and David MacMillan.

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