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UPDATE: Williams Lake hockey team has sights set on semi-finals

A trip to the semi-finals is on the line for the Williams Lake under-15 tier two hockey team at their provincial championships in Kelowna this afternoon.

Williams Lake, 1 and 1, will advance with a win against Greater Trail, who is also 1 and 1.

The opening face-off is at 12-45.

They are the only Cariboo team with a shot at making the playoffs.

Quesnel’s under-15 tier three team lost 7-1 to Dawson Creek last night to finish with 2 wins, a loss and a tie.

They lost the tie-breaker to Dawson Creek to advance.

The 100 Mile House under-15 tier 4 team, 1 and 3, has one more game at the provincials that they are hosting.

Penticton will provide the opposition at 1-30.

Quesnel’s under-18 tier four team won their final game at their provincials in Clearwater.

Luke Novak had four goals and Boden Lind three in a 9-3 victory over Kelowna.

Quesnel ends up 2 and 3 overall.

And the 100 Mile under-13 tier four team, winless through their first three games, will try to go home on a winning note against Fernie late this afternoon.

 

 

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