The Rockland Nationals continue their winning ways.
With recent victories over the Carleton Place Canadians and the Navan Grads last weekend in Central Canada Hockey League (CCHL) action, the defending Bogart Cup champions have now won nine games in a row.
With a record of 11-2-0-0, Rockland sits atop the CCHL’s Yzerman Division with 22 points, Rockland is one point back of the Kemptville 73’s for first place in the CCHL standings.
Rockland leads the league with 81 goals scored, and has allowed 32 goals, the fewest goals allowed in the league through 13 games.
Belleau, Cadran lead the way against Carleton Place
Jeremy Belleau and Félix Cadran each scored twice and added an assist to lead the Nats to a 5-2 win over the Carleton Place Canadians on Friday, October 23 at the Desjardins Centre. Benjamin Brunton scored Rockland’s other goal in the win.
Théo Landry strikes twice against Navan
Following a home win against Navan, the Nats hit the road on Sunday, October 25 to take on the Navan Grads.
While the Grads opened the scoring, Rockland was able secure a 5-3 win against the home squad.
Théo Landry led the way for the Nats, scoring twice. Félix Cadran, Taylor Laframboise and Benjamin Brunton scored Rockland’s other goals.
Jack Carter stopped 28 of 31 shots he faced, securing the win in goal for the Nationals.
Up next
The Nationals look to extend their winning streak when the team hits the road to take on the Cornwall Colts on Thursday, October. 29. The team continues their road trip when they visit the Brockville Braves on Friday, October. 30.
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