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The Easter Bunny is hopping by……..

Sat. March 28 • 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Free handouts for the kids • Bring your camera

1380 2nd St East, Cornwall

Continued from page 12 named NGS Hustler of the Game. Good Turnout for
had three assists. Aidyn Nuttall was

To reach the final, NGS opened the
tournament with a 6-1 win over the In a midday skills competition,
Casselman Vikings. NGS’ Begin won the Top Goaltender Family Day at the
Award, making the most saves in
Defenceman Matthew Bill led the
charge for NGS with three goals while a shootout competition. The NGS Summerstown Trails
entry in the relay race was the fastest
Zache Gauthier added two goals and
around the rink, winning their heat active on the wind-sheltered forest
an assist. Amsing capped the scoring Submitted Artlcle

for NGS with Lucas Martel handing and then the final. The winning team trails guaranteed that everyone came
included Casselman, Zayne Rutley,
out two assists. The Braves led 3-0 ummerstown, ON – Canadians back from their outing warm enough

after the first period and 4-1 after the Gauthier and Bill. Sare indeed a hardy breed. In spite to stick around and a enjoy the free
second. Maxime Lamadeleine had Defenceman Hamish Nowry was of the bitter cold conditions – the hot dogs and marshmallows that
the lone Vikings goal. Bill was named close to winning the shootout but was temperature “warmed up” to about were being offered. One young lad

NGS Hustler of the Game. edged by just one goal by Alexandria minus 14 by mid-afternoon – more even mentioned that frozen cookies
captain Jayden Leroux. Corinne than 175 participants came out to the tasted better!
In their second game of the day,
the Braves met Quebec’s West Island Anderson also had a good showing in Summerstown Trails on Family Day, FOTST Board Member and
Kings. Goaltender Hayden Begin was the shootout for NGS, being among including a well-dressed 14-month organizer Mary Lou Leroux
the top scorers in the event. old from Williamstown who brought

flawless in a 4-0 victory. The Nuttall especially wished to thank the nearly

siblings got things going for NGS Alexandria’s Ian Kinloch claimed out his whole family of five to enjoy 20 FOTST volunteers who came out
as affiliate Blake Nuttall opened the the accuracy shot event, while NGS winter fun. to help and make sure that everything

scoring three minutes into the second was represented well by both Nuttalls, This was the 4th annual Family Day ran smoothly. All the volunteers had
period, and his sister Aidyn found the Martel and Amsing. at Summerstown Trails event hosted smiles on their faces-- especially the
back of the net a minute later. Martel Casselman Vikings claimed the by the Friends of the Summerstown hot dog “chefs” who stood a bit closer
added another goal to increase the B Championship in the tournament Trails (FOTST) and for many to their barbecues on this day.
lead to 3-0 late in the second period against Montreal West and Alexandria families, it was a great opportunity to The trails are situated on
and Bill finished off the scoring of the claimed the C Championship over experience XC skiing or snowshoeing Summerstown Road, 1.6 km north of

game early into the third. Gauthier West Island. for the first time at no cost as all the exit 804 off the 401, and are open seven

equipment is available free of charge
days a week. Rental of equipment on
throughout the day.
weekends only. More information at
The sun was shining, and being www.summerstowntrails.com.

The NGS Atom C Braves claimed the A Championship at their home
tournament Saturday in Maxville. Pictured in front is Hayden Begin.
Second row from left: Corinne Anderson, Morgan Casselman, Zayne
Rutley, Blake Nuttall, Wyatt Amsing and Zache Gauthier. Third row:
Aidyn Nuttall, Lucas Martel, Hamish Nowry and Matthew Bill. Back row:
head coach Todd Anderson, assistant coach Larry Begin, assistant
coach Brian Nowry and trainer Christine Casselman.
The Lafleur family from North Lancaster enjoying the snowshoe trails

Photo: Patty Nowry at Summerstown Forest on Family Day Photo Credit: FOTST