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Belle River, ON – The Bulldogs suffered their second loss of the series, falling 5–1 in front of 737 fans at the Atlas Tube Centre.
The Bulldogs’ lone goal came in the final frame, as Tim Jozsa scored on the power play, assisted by J.J. Fogarty and Logan Gianelli. Logan Griffiths turned aside 30 of the 35 shots he faced.
Jackson Robb, Ryan Walkom, and Joseph Messeroll each made their playoff debuts.
The Canadiens now carry a 2–0 series lead into Thursday night’s game in Mount Brydges, with puck drop scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
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Photo: Kassy Howard — KPH Photography