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LCCVI loses in a 1-0 battle at OFSAA

March 19, 2025

The LCCVI Lancers lost a tough battle with Lo Ellen Park Secondary School Wednesday.

The Sudbury area team had just one goal in the second to win the game at OFSAA Wednesday.

Chloe Reid stopped 15 shots in net for the Lancers while the team put up 15 shots against Lo Ellen.

The girls team is now 1-2. The Lancers needed to win to get into the quarterfinals.

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