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Bring on the Crushers

Pictou upsets Truro, will face Yarmouth in Bent finals

Michael Gorman/The Vanguard by Michael Gorman/The Vanguard
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Article online since March 19th 2008, 9:12
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Bring on the Crushers
Mariner Ryan Penney at the face-off during their series win over Amherst. The Mariners will now face the Pictou Weeks Crushers in the Bent finals. TINA COMEAU PHOTO
Bring on the Crushers
Pictou upsets Truro, will face Yarmouth in Bent finals
The (3)Pictou County Weeks Crushers (4-2) doubled the (2)Truro Bearcats (2-4) 4-2 Tuesday night in New Glasgow in Game # 6 of their Bent semifinal series.

With the win, the Crushers upset the Bearcats, winning the best of seven series 4-2 and advance to the Bent Division Final against the (1)Yarmouth Mariners (4-1). The Mariners will have home ice advantage.

Scott McManaman led the Crushers with two goals while Jordan Knox collected three assists.

McManaman opened the scoring at 1:49 to give the Crushers an early 1-0 lead. Rodi Short (powerplay) scored at 12:09 to tie the game 1-1. Tyson Cameron (powerplay) scored at 17:37 to regain the lead at 2-1 after the first period. Jason Rinzler (game winner) scored at 11:58 to extend the lead to 3-1 after the second period. Ryan Neaves scored at 11:25 to get the Bearcats to within a goal at 3-2. McManaman (empty net, second goal of game) ended the Bearcats season when he added an insurance marker at 19:00.

Pictou County went 1 for 3 on the powerplay while Truro went 1 for 4.

Alexandre Quessy stopped 17 of 19 shots for the win while Pierre Alexandre Marion stopped 31 of 34 shots in the loss.

Yarmouth was 4-2 against Pictou this year. The series is to begin Saturday at Mariners Centre.

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