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Alvinston can sweep first round of playoff Saturday
March 1, 2025
The Alvinston Killer Bees inched closer to a first round sweep with an 8-5 home ice win over Dunnville in Ontario Super Hockey League playoff action on Friday night.
Brennan Feasey scored four times for the winners, including an empty net marker.
Ethan Lamoureux and Jacob Chantler had three assists each.
Jayden Lammel, James McEwan, Carson Perry and Grant Spence also scored for Alvinston with Spence also adding a pair of assists.
Dane Gubbels made 35 saves in the Bees crease as Alvinston outshot the visitors, 49-40.
Game four is tonight (Sat) in Dunnville.
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