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VanderVelden records eight points for Lynx

Crunch, Metros also notch junior C wins

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CRAPAUD – It was a night to remember for Brady VanderVelden.
The Southside Lynx forward registered eight points – three goals and five assists – in leading the way in an 11-3 victory over the Georgetown Eagles on Saturday night.
In other weekend action in the Razzy’s P.E.I. Junior C Hockey League, the Summerside Cover-All Construction Crunch topped the Eagles 9-3, and the Sherwood-Parkdale Metros prevailed 5-2 over the North River Flames.

Crunch 9 Eagles 3
At The Plex in Slemon Park, James Birt (2-2) Kolton Stright (1-3) and Tanner Jamieson (1-3) recorded four points to pace the Crunch, who sits 6-8-1 (won-lost-overtime losses). James Briand (2), Colton Morris (1-2), Skyler Phillips and Remi Arsenault also scored while Monty Deseux earned two helpers.  
Isaiah Mahar (2) and Drew Christensen answered for the Eagles, who trailed 3-2 after one period and 5-2 following 40 minutes.
Winning goaltender Avery Arsenault turned in a 28-save effort.

Lynx 11 Eagles 3
At the South Shore Actiplex in Crapaud, Nick VanderVelden (3-2), Drew Grady (2-4), Tyler Jurkowski (1-3) and Cameron Nelson, who contributed four assists, also had big offensive performances for the Lynx (11-7-0). Rourke Perry and Ryan Beckingham also dented the twine.
Riley Lavandier (1-1), Austin Sorrie (1-1) and Kyle Murphy countered for the Eagles (1-15-1).
The Lynx led 3-1 after the opening period, and took a commanding 8-2 margin into the second intermission.
Koby Bridges made 25 saves in earning the goaltending win.

Metros 5 Flames 2
At the APM Centre in Cornwall, Shawn Corney (2), Jake Arsenault (1-1), Brechan MacLean and Riley Cheverie provided goals for the league-leading Metros (16-1-0).
Ethan MacFadyen and Matt Craig replied for the Flames (6-7-2).
The period scores were 1-1 and 2-1 in favour of the Metros.
Wining goaltender Blake Arsenault stopped 26 shots.

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