Novice AA Fall in Game 5

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Feb 22, 2016 | Bruce Schlitt | 311 views

Novice AA Fall in Game 5

The Novice AA Gryphons headed to Elora on Sunday afternoon with hopes of overcoming their loss in Game 4 and upsetting the powerful Centre Wellington Fusion in the deciding game of the OMHA Central Quarter Final series.

Those hopes were quickly dashed as the Fusion stormed out of the gate and scored three times in the first, adding a single in the second and shutting down any Guelph offensive chances in the third enroute to a 4-0 victory and series win.

Overall, it was a excellent series by the Gryphs and they should be very proud of their accomplishments in the OMHA Playdowns.

The Gryphons will now look ahead to Tri County playoffs as they kick off their round robin schedule in Halton Hills on Monday night.

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