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Mount Brydges, ON – This past weekend saw the Bulldogs host the Port Stanley Sailors (Saturday) and the North Middlesex Stars (Sunday).
| Team | Games Played | Points |
| Exeter | 29 | 41 |
| Petrolia | 31 | 41 |
| Port Stanley | 28 | 40 |
| Mt. Brydges | 30 | 37 |
| North Middlesex | 29 | 33 |
| Thamesford | 30 | 32 |
| Aylmer | 31 | 17 |
| Lucan | 30 | 17 |
As of Monday, January 6 | Click Here (Detailed Standings)
Saturday, January 4 vs Port Stanley (Game Suspended – Ice Issues)
With 10:46 remaining in the third period, the officials suspended proceedings as there was an ice issue. Stay tuned to our social media outlets and our website for further information on when this game will be rescheduled.
Sunday, January 5 vs North Middlesex (7-2 W)
The Dogs and Stars headed into Sunday’s game tied at two games apiece over the course of the season series. At the end of sixty minutes, the Bulldogs emerged the victor by way of a 7-2 dismantling of the Stars.
The initial period did not start the way the home side would have liked. At 1:40 it was Lucas Desroches who gave the Stars an early lead. However, less than a minute later, Nolan Burnside (Logan Forster, 2:28) began his offensive explosion in this contest and brought the home side level. At 16:26, it was Burnside again who connected with Nolan Griffiths and Jack Uniac to ensure the Dogs were up by a tally at the end of twenty minutes.
Special teams execution was a theme for the Bulldogs in the second period. Nolan Griffiths (Aiden Berry, 2:00) scored his eighth goal of the season via the power-play. On the other side of the special teams column, Logan Forster (Noah Cameron, Jack Uniac, 4:49) earned his ninth contribution of the campaign via a short-handed marker. Jake Van Atenthals (10:14) would pull the Stars to within two goals, but that is as close as visitors would come in this one. Newcomer Tim Jozsa tossed in his second goal of the season from Logan Gianelli and Nolan Griffiths at 13:50 via the power-play. Nolan Burnside completed his hat-trick at 14:49. His right-hand man, Logan Forster, earned the lone assist on the goal.
In the third period, Callum Statchuk (Tyler Taplay, Nathan Solomon) notched his fourth goal of the season on the power-play at 16:56 to complete all the scoring in this one from the Tri-Township Arena.
With the victory, the Bulldogs gain the advantage in the season series, 3-2. These two rivals will joust one last time on Saturday, February 15 in Parkhill.
Griffiths in the PJHL Top 10
Defenseman Nolan Griffiths has edged his way into the PJHL’s Top 10 in Defenseman Point Production. To date, the over-ager has contributed 8 goals and 22 assists in 21 games-played.
Griffiths ranks 8th in the entire PJHL and 2nd in the Yeck Division. Jordan Alexander (Exeter) leads all defensemen in the division with 34 points (15G, 19A).
Up Next: Friday, January 10 at Exeter
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