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Bonavista girls win silver at Marystown hockey tournament

Female U18 Cabots place second in Marystown

Jonathan Parsons | Posted: Jan. 17, 2020, 1:50 p.m. | Updated: Jan. 17, 2020, 5:10 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The under-18 female Bonavista Cabots team had a successful weekend of hockey in Marystown. The team placed second in the tournament, bringing home a silver medal. Team members include: Jennalea Phillips, Michaela Butler, Emma Butler, Bailey Hayward, Jordan Chaulk, Sydney Durdle, Allie Hayley, Emily Fitzgerald, Mikayla Cole, Launa Ploughman, Sarah Jones and Maggie Jones; and the coaching staff is made up of Jeff Butler, Todd Butler and Sylvia Butler. SUBMITTED PHOTO
The under-18 female Bonavista Cabots team had a successful weekend of hockey in Marystown. The team placed second in the tournament, bringing home a silver medal. Team members include: Jennalea Phillips, Michaela Butler, Emma Butler, Bailey Hayward, Jordan Chaulk, Sydney Durdle, Allie Hayley, Emily Fitzgerald, Mikayla Cole, Launa Ploughman, Sarah Jones and Maggie Jones; and the coaching staff is made up of Jeff Butler, Todd Butler and Sylvia Butler. SUBMITTED PHOTO

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The under-18 female Bonavista Cabots team had a successful weekend of hockey in Marystown.

The team placed second in the tournament, bringing home a silver medal.

Team members include: Jennalea Phillips, Michaela Butler, Emma Butler, Bailey Hayward, Jordan Chaulk, Sydney Durdle, Allie Hayley, Emily Fitzgerald, Mikayla Cole, Launa Ploughman, Sarah Jones and Maggie Jones; and the coaching staff is made up of Jeff Butler, Todd Butler and Sylvia Butler.

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