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Nov 28, 2017 | Malcolm Turnbull | 1778 views
2017 Nation's Cup in Michigan USA
This past weekend the Wolves travelled to Rochester, Michigan to take part in the 2017 Nation's Cup. The tournament portrays International hockey at its best, with a USA vs. Canada format.

The boys from Waterloo represented Canada well as they had a record of 3 W & 2 L.
Round Robin scores;
Waterloo 4 Oakland Jr Grizzlies 0
Waterloo 5 Tonawanda 0
Saginaw Spirit 5 Waterloo 2
Orland Park 3 Waterloo 2
Championship Sunday
Waterloo 5 Oakland Jr Grizzlies 3
Total points on Sunday saw Team USA win the overall 06 Championship 11.5 - 9.5
This was a very exciting tournament, it was awesome to see the players from both countries cheering loud for their respective teams.
Congratulations to all the players who represented Canada and Waterloo with pride.
It is always nice to see teammates and parents have a great time at these tournaments, however this one felt a little bit more special as we all played for Canada.
Written by Bill G
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