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This weekend the William Lake Pee Wee Rep team hosted a Tier 2 tournament in Williams Lake.  The five visiting teams included Prince George, Salmon Arm, Fort St. John, Quesnel and Vernon.

(Rylen Williamson checks a Ft. St. John player during Williams Lake’s 6-0 win.)

The home team had an exceptional round robin losing only to Vernon who sent a Tier 1 team to the tournament.  The 4-1 record put the Timberwolves in the final against Vernon who finished the round robin with a 5-0 record.  Vernon easily beat all of the other teams and only Williams Lake was able to keep pace and put a scare into them. 

The first game was between Williams Lake and Quesnel, with Williams Lake taking the win at 6-3. Highlights included a 4g, 1a assist performance by Daine DuBois and a 1g, 2a performance by William Paynton. 

Game Two vs. Salmon Arm resulted in a 8-1 win.  Highlights included a 3g, 2a performance by William Paynton and a 1g, 2a performance by Dane Dubois.  Game Three vs. Ft. St. John was a 6-0 win for Williams Lake.  Highlights included a shut-out by goalie Hayden Lyons, a 3g, 2a performance by William Paynton and a 2g, 1a performance by Trey Thomas.

(William Paynton scores a top shelf goal in Williams Lake’s 6-0 win over Fort St. John in round robin play.)

Game Four vs. Vernon resulted in a 7-1 loss. It was described as a ‘tough game played against a very good team’ and the lone goal was scored by Dane DuBois assisted by Trey Thomas and William Paynton.

Williams Lake beat Prince George in Game Five with a 6-4 win.  Highlights included a 2g, 1a performance by Dane DuBois and a 1g, 2a performance by William Paynton.

(Daine DuBois puts a puck on net during Williams Lake’s 6-0 win over Fort St. John in round robin play.)

The final game vs. Vernon resulted in a 4-0 loss, and was an ‘extremely good game.’ All Vernon goals were scored on the power play.

The final game was a very strong effort by Williams Lake and the team only allowed Vernon to score while they were shorthanded.  The final score of 4-0 for Vernon showed that the Tier 2 team could play with the Tier 1 team.

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