North Bay, Canada (Local)
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'Some of the young kids can really skate, there’s some good skill, the guys on the back end can move the puck well. We didn’t extend our shifts and get running around and I thought we did an ok job in the game and I liked a lot of what we were doing'
'They capitalized on their chances and got the extra point' For the first time since the second round of the 2024 playoffs, the North Bay
'We were able to bounce back, and from there it might not be exciting for the fans but that's the one coaches like where you don't have anything too, too dangerous, and then find the game winner on a great tip by Shamar'
Voodoos break four game losing streak with win over top team in the West. A two goal effort by Owen Van Steensel helped the North Bay Battalion down the Windsor Spitfires 5-4 in Windsor Thursday evening.
North Bay went 0/6 on the powerplay while giving up two shorthanded goals, and London went 2/3 on the powerplay.
'When things like that happen in the first period, you can have the tendency to fold sometimes. These guys didn't do that, and I am very proud of their last 40 minutes'
'The building was unbelievable today, there was a lot of interesting events throughout the game that got the building going a bit'
'I liked the effort from our guys for the most part' Looking to build off a gutsy win in Sault Ste Marie last weekend, the North Bay Battalion welcomed the Erie Otters to town on Thursday.
'The difference in the game is the script for that team, they have some high-end, high octane players'
'We knew we were going to get their best game, and we certainly got that'
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