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Apr 28, 2022 | Rick Vivian | 36 views
WOAA teams win 2022 OMHA Championships
Three WOAA teams took home the "Red Hats" as OMHA Champions in tournaments held over the first two weekends in April 2022. A total of 26 WOAA teams qualified for the newly formatted OMHA tournament style championships.
The
Shallow Lake Lakers
took home top prize in the U11 Tier 3 championships with a 6-2 win over Dresden. The Lakers went undefeated in six games including a 3-0 win over WOAA counterparts from Drayton in the semi-finals.
In the U15 Tier 2 OMHA Championships, the
Walkerton Capitals
went undefeated in their five games including a final 3-1 victory over Ilderton to claim top honors.
The
Mitchell Meteors
outscored their opposition 23-4 with four wins and a tie in the U18 Tier 1 division. The Meteors blanked Ennismore 5-0 in the final, their fourth shutout of the tournament.
Five other teams from the WOAA ended up Finalists in their respective divisions:
Walkerton Capitals
were on the shortend of a 5-3 score to Lambeth in the U11 Tier 1 division. Walkerton had defeated Lambeth earlier in the weekend.
In the U13 Tier 2 finals
Huron Bruce Blizzard
lost out to South Huron by a 3-1 score.
Arran Elderslie Icedogs
were edged out 3-2 by Collingwood AE3 in the Tier 3 group of the U13 division. It was the second one goal loss of the tournament to the same Collingwood team.
The
Huron Bruce Blizzard
lost a heartbreaker to Dresdan in a shoot out in the U15 Tier 3 group. The Blizzard dominated play but could not beat the stingy Dresdan goaltender.
Finally the
Shallow Lake Lakers
U18 team suffered their only loss of the tournament in the final to Dresdan by a 2-1 count. The two teams had tied earlier in the tournament.
It was a fantastic showing by the WOAA having teams in 8 of the 13 OMHA Tier 1, 2, and 3 Championship games in the tournaments held in Barrie, Windsor, and Whitby.
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