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Dartmouth squad downs Cape Breton Lynx in Membertou

David Jala | Posted: Oct. 25, 2020, 1:50 p.m. | Updated: Oct. 26, 2020, 12:11 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Marley Hiscock, right, leads a Cape Breton Lynx forecheck while Bussey Auto Brokers (Dartmouth) Penguins keeps an eye on the puck during third period action between the two teams on Sunday at the Membertou Sports and Wellness Centre. The Penguins won the Maritime Major (18) Female Hockey League game to avenge the Lynx’s 4-0 victory on Saturday in a match also played at the Membertou venue. Kameryn Lahey, Madison Corbett, Morgan Bates and Allison Gilfoy scored in the Cape Breton win, while Emma Swansburg recorded the shutout. DAVID JALA/CAPE BRETON POST
Marley Hiscock, right, leads a Cape Breton Lynx forecheck while Bussey Auto Brokers (Dartmouth) Penguins keeps an eye on the puck during third period action between the two teams on Sunday at the Membertou Sports and Wellness Centre. The Penguins won the Maritime Major (18) Female Hockey League game to avenge the Lynx’s 4-0 victory on Saturday in a match also played at the Membertou venue. Kameryn Lahey, Madison Corbett, Morgan Bates and Allison Gilfoy scored in the Cape Breton win, while Emma Swansburg recorded the shutout. DAVID JALA/CAPE BRETON POST

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Marley Hiscock, right, leads a Cape Breton Lynx forecheck while Bussey Auto Brokers (Dartmouth) Penguins keeps an eye on the puck during third period action between the two teams on Sunday at the Membertou Sports and Wellness Centre.

The Penguins won the Maritime Major (18) Female Hockey League to avenge the Lynx’s 4-0 victory on Saturday in a match also played at the Membertou venue. Kameryn Lahey, Madison Corbett, Morgan Bates and Allison Gilfoy scored, while Emma Swansburg recorded the shutout.

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