Maroons hand Legionnaires fourth straight loss
The Sarnia Legionnaires had no more success stopping Dylan Glinski than other teams have had lately.
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The Sarnia Legionnaires had no more success stopping Dylan Glinski than other teams have had lately.
The Chatham Maroons’ red-hot rookie had a goal and an assist Thursday in a 3-1 win in front of 918 fans at Sarnia Arena.
Glinski has nine goals in his last four games. He leads the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Western Conference with 11 goals, one more than teammate Cameron Symons.
Symons and Isaac LeGood also scored in the second straight win for the Maroons (7-4-1-0).
Rookie Austin Harper scored his team-leading fifth goal for the Legionnaires (3-9-0-0). They’ve lost four in a row and eight of nine.
Maroons goalie Luka Dobrich made 33 saves, while Nolan DeKoning of the Legionnaires made 37.
Glinski opened the scoring on a power play at 1:51 of the first period.
Harper replied at 10:23, but Symons’s 10th goal at 16:19 proved to be the winner.
After a scoreless second period, ex-LaSalle Vipers forward LeGood scored on a power play in the third at 13:23. It was his first goal since being acquired by the Maroons in September.
The Maroons will host the St. Thomas Stars at 2 p.m. Saturday at Chatham Memorial Arena.
The Legionnaires will visit St. Thomas on Friday and host the St. Marys Lincolns on Thursday, Nov. 4.
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