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Carleton Place Canadians split first two RBC Cup games; Team opens championship with comeback win over host Vipers, drops OT heartbreaker to Kings
2014
Overview
Parity would best describe the competition at this year's RBC Cup in Vernon, B.C. Two games in and the Carleton Place Canadians have a one-goal win and overtime loss. All indications are the tight, hard-nosed hockey will continue right through to Sunday's final. Last Sunday night, Brent Wold scored the game winning goal 8:37 into the extra frame, giving the Dauphin Kings a 4-3 victory, their second win in as many days after they knocked off the Toronto Lakeshore Patriots 2-1 the day before. The Canadians saw their record drop to 1-1. They defeated the host Vernon Vipers 3-2 Saturday night to open the tournament. shorthanded goal. Canadians wasted little time scoring the equalizer just 47 seconds into the third, Dylan Gareau notching the Canadians' first ever RBC Cup goal, assisted by Brett D'[Andrea]. The Canadians took their first lead a little over five minutes later. Playing with the man advantage with Vipers' Josh Bryan in the box for what was listed as an interference major, a questionable hit at centre that rocked Anthony Latina, [Adam Lloyd] took a feed from Luke Edwards and beat goalie Austin Smith from in close to put Carleton Place up 2-1. On the same power play, the Canadians surrendered their second shorthanded goal of the game. Demico Hannoun tied the game 2-2 at 8:11.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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