Female Hawks looking for first win this weekend

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It was a rough start to the season for the female U18 Pembina Valley Hawks.

A busy three-game weekend saw the Hawks fall 3-1 to Central Plains Friday then 8-0 to the Winnipeg Avros Saturday and finally 4-2 to Interlake Sunday.

Pembina Valley could only manage a second period power play goal by Bree Pearce against Central Plains, which outshot them 37-35. Madison Froese took the loss in goal on 34 saves.

A strong Winnipeg squad held period leads of 3-0 and 7-0, and the Avros did a solid job of shutting down the Hawks with a 31-17 edge in shots. Hannah Bannister made 23 saves in net for the Hawks.

It was a close battle then against Interlake with the game tied at 2-2 after 40 minutes, but the Lightning settled  things in the final frame with a pair of goals. Pembina Valley got goals from Sophia Cox and Leah Klaassen, while Froese made 23 saves as Interlake held a slim 27-26 edge in shots.

The Hawks will look to get into the win column with a pair of home games this weekend. They welcome the Winnipeg Ice Saturday then host Westman Sunday afternoon.

Lorne Stelmach
Lorne Stelmach
Reporter, Morden Winkler Voice. Lorne has been reporting on community news in the Morden and Winkler region for over 30 years. Born and raised in Winnipeg, he studied Business Administration and Creative Communications at Red River College and then worked initially for two years at the Dauphin Herald before starting at the Morden Times in 1987. After his departure from the Times in 2013, he worked briefly with the Pembina Valley Humane Society before returning to journalism in 2015 as a reporter for the Voice. He received the Golden Hand Award from the Volunteer Centre of Winnipeg presented to media for outstanding promotion of volunteers, and has received numerous awards from the Manitoba Community Newspapers Association over the years, including individual honours such as best feature photo and best education and arts stories. Lorne has also been involved in the community in numerous ways, including with the Kinsmen Club, Morden Historical Society, Morden United Way, and the Morden Museum, which is now the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre. He is currently chairperson of the Pembina Hills Arts Council.

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