Clearwater Peewees #25 Laci Hancock, #7 Bradley Fennell and #5 Kylie Fischer battle for the puck with their Lillooet opponents during a game at the Sportsplex on Saturday, Feb. 3. The local squad also played Lillooet on Sunday, winning both games – although the second was close.

Clearwater Peewees #25 Laci Hancock, #7 Bradley Fennell and #5 Kylie Fischer battle for the puck with their Lillooet opponents during a game at the Sportsplex on Saturday, Feb. 3. The local squad also played Lillooet on Sunday, winning both games – although the second was close.

Peewees keep first place spot

Clearwater Peewees defeat Lillooet and maintain first place in league

By Times Staff

Clearwater Peewees played two games against Lillooet last weekend, winning both (although the game on Sunday was close).

The team continues to be first in its league and with the lowest amount of penalty minutes in the league.

The Peewees have two away games and two home games left to play, all against Merritt.

Playoffs will follow on March 2, 3 and 4 in Ashcroft, with Districts two weeks after that.

“Our team is playing really well together and continues to get better every game,” said coach Barb Coates.

READ MORE: Peewees win league title (Feb. 23, 2016)

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