PHOTOS: U15B Coyotes took on the Hanna Colts on Nov. 29th – Castor Advance

The 3 Cs Coyote U15B captain Caleb Kobi breaks free from his defensive end with a Hanna Colt player hot on his heels during the Nov. 29th tilt in Castor. Kevin J. Sabo photo

PHOTOS: U15B Coyotes took on the Hanna Colts on Nov. 29th

The game wrapped with a score of 8-0 in favour of the Colts

Dec. 1, 2020 9:00 a.m.
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U15B Coyote Goaltender Damon Ries had his work cut out for him in the team’s tilt vs. the Hanna Colts on Nov. 29th. He allowed eight goals on nearly 70 shots in their 8-0 loss.

Kevin J. Sabo photo

The 3 Cs Coyote U15B captain Caleb Kobi breaks free from his defensive end with a Hanna Colt player hot on his heels during the Nov. 29th tilt in Castor.

Kevin J. Sabo photo

3 Cs Coyote players head deep into the offensive end releasing a quick shot on goal during the team’s blowout 8-0 loss at the hands of the Hanna Colts. Kevin J. Sabo photo

3 Cs U15B Coyote Goaltender Damon Ries had a busy afternoon in net, facing nearly 70 shots on goal.

Kevin J. Sabo photo

The game wrapped with a score of 8-0 in favour of the Colts

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3 Cs Coyote players head deep into the offensive end releasing a quick shot on goal during the team’s blowout 8-0 loss at the hands of the Hanna Colts. Kevin J. Sabo photo

3 Cs Coyote players head deep into the offensive end releasing a quick shot on goal during the team’s blowout 8-0 loss at the hands of the Hanna Colts. Kevin J. Sabo photo

3 Cs U15B Coyote Goaltender Damon Ries had a busy afternoon in net, facing nearly 70 shots on goal.
Kevin J. Sabo photo

3 Cs U15B Coyote Goaltender Damon Ries had a busy afternoon in net, facing nearly 70 shots on goal. Kevin J. Sabo photo

3 Cs U15B Coyote Goaltender Damon Ries had a busy afternoon in net, facing nearly 70 shots on goal during the team's 8-0 loss at the hands of the Hanna Colts on Nov. 29/2020. Kevin J Sabo photo.

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