Chief Jordan ‘over and out’
Lambton Attack U18 team Silver Stick champions
January 6, 2025
The Lambton Attack are Silver Stick Champions.
The U18 BB were undefeated in the Sarnia Girls’ Silver Stick and beat St. Thomas 2-1 in the final. Ironically, the team also beat St. Thomas in the first game of the tournament Thursday by the same 2-1 score.
Friday, the Attack beat Owen Sound 3-1 and the London Devilettes 1-0 in round robin play.
The Lakeshore Lightning tied with Lambton 3-3 in the final round robin game to claim the top spot in the B pool heading into the playoffs.
The team topped Ayr 2-0 in the semi-finals and then defeated St. Thomas in the final.
The Lambton Attack continue the regular season Wednesday against the Devilettes in London.
The U18 BB is 17-8-5 on the regular season.
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