Clearwater Peewee #12 John Wiunig takes the puck past a Lumby opponent during a game on Sunday afternoon, March 18. Lumby won the game and went onto win the Okanagan championship tournament. Clearwater placed fourth.

Clearwater Peewee #12 John Wiunig takes the puck past a Lumby opponent during a game on Sunday afternoon, March 18. Lumby won the game and went onto win the Okanagan championship tournament. Clearwater placed fourth.

Peewees place fourth in Okanagan championships

Clearwater Peewee team hosts five-team tournament at the Sportsplex

Clearwater Peewees placed fourth in the Okanagan championships last weekend with a record of two wins, two losses and one tie.

Overall winner was Lumby, which went through the tournament undefeated and, reportedly, through the season as well.

READ MORE: Peewees take on Chase (Mar. 11, 2018)

READ MORE: Peewees host Okanagan championships (Mar. 18, 2018)

The local squad hosted the championship tournament at the Sportsplex. Other teams taking part included Chase, West Kelowna and Kelowna.

“In the last two games the kids really stepped it up and every player contributed for some great games,” commented coach Barb Coates.

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