Patrick Davies photoWilliams Lake Female Timberwovles player Keira Vermeulen speeds away from a Vanderhoof opponent during a 2-1 victory Friday night in the lakecity. The Timberwolves were hosting a super weekend in Williams Lake Oct. 18-19. Playing three games in two days, the Timberwolves opened with a 2-1 victory over Vanderhoof on the strength of two goals from Avery Batista. They then tied Fort St. John Saturday morning 2-2 where, again, Batista notched two in the outing. Williams Lake closed out its weekend with a 3-1 defeat versus Kamloops. Cricket Colebank scored the lone goal for the T-wolves.

Patrick Davies photoWilliams Lake Female Timberwovles player Keira Vermeulen speeds away from a Vanderhoof opponent during a 2-1 victory Friday night in the lakecity. The Timberwolves were hosting a super weekend in Williams Lake Oct. 18-19. Playing three games in two days, the Timberwolves opened with a 2-1 victory over Vanderhoof on the strength of two goals from Avery Batista. They then tied Fort St. John Saturday morning 2-2 where, again, Batista notched two in the outing. Williams Lake closed out its weekend with a 3-1 defeat versus Kamloops. Cricket Colebank scored the lone goal for the T-wolves.

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The Williams Lake Midget Female Timberwolves hockey team hosted a super weekend in Williams Lake Oct. 18-19.

Playing three games in two days, the Timberwolves opened with a 2-1 victory over Vanderhoof on the strength of two goals from Avery Batista.

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They then tied Fort St. John Saturday morning 2-2 where, again, Batista notched two in the outing. Williams Lake closed out its weekend with a 3-1 defeat versus Kamloops.

Cricket Colebank scored the lone goal for the T-wolves.


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