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Eastern Passage blanks Wild

Eastern Shore was all over the South Shore Wild on Nov. 20, and shut down all chances the Wild were given. Nick Moase Photos

Published on November 23, 2010; Published on November 23, 2010
Nick Moase

Last year’s Junior C champions Eastern Shore proved they still had it, after shutting out the South Shore Wild on Nov. 20.

Topics :: Eastern Passage

It was a tough slog for the team, with the Wild kept on the defensive by Eastern Shore. Whenever the Wild got near the puck, the player would be swarmed by the opposing team and took away just about every scoring opportunity the home team had.

The Jr. Mariners out shot the Wild 53-30, and won 11-0

The wild play their next game against the Fundy Phantoms on Nov. 28 at 3:15 p.m.

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Craig

- November 24, 2010 at 13:23:47

Great Article.... it doesn't tell us anything except that we were outshot almost 2-1, we know we didn't score, but how many did the other team get?

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