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The Canadiens won their 2nd straight Western Conference Championship Tuesday night in Thamesford by a score of 3-1 to win the series in 4 games. Aydon Novacco, Bryce Scarlett and Matteo Frattaorli were the goal scorers. Nicholas Bolton between the pipes with the victory. The Canadiens now advance to the Schmalz Cup Final 4. Stay tuned to the Canadiens website and social media for schedule information.
Game 1 – Lakeshore 5 Thamesford 2
Game 2 – Lakeshore 5 Thamesford 1
Game 3 – Lakeshore 6 Thamesford 0
Game 4 – Lakeshore 3 Thamesford 1
(Canadiens win series 4-0)