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Squires bow out after OT loss
February 12, 2023
The Petrolia Squires gave it all they had, but lost 4-3 in overtime to the Ripley Wolves, ending their playoff hopes.
Issac McLean got the Squires on the board in the first Saturday night at the Greenwood Recreation Centre and Corey Pawley scored in the second to make it 2-1. Then Steve Farlow scored at 10:45 of the third to send it to overtime.
The Wolves Cody Britton netted the OT winner at 12:36.
The win gives Ripley the sweep in the first round of the playoffs..
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Rural policing relief coming from province
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Part history, part retail; Petrolia’s plan for the Scotiabank building
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