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Domaine de Grand Pré’s Recipe for Award-Winning Service and Hospitality | SaltWireNORTH SYDNEY, N.S. — The Riverview Ravens are the final undefeated team after five Friday games at the Mae Kibyuk Memorial Green and Gold Tournament in North Sydney.
A balanced offence led the way for Sydney, with Jaxon MacNamara, Keagan Corbett, Lucas Wilcox and Charlie Francis finding the back of the net. William McVicar, Nick LaPierre and Kaleb MacVicar responded for Dartmouth. It was the Cohen McNeil show at Emera Centre Northside, registering the hat trick against the Dragons. Morgan Neville, Ty Oliver and Hudson Clarke also found the twine. So did Tyson Boland, who also had two assists.DARTMOUTH 6 - 2 J.L. ILSLEYBrandon White had a pair of goals for the Spartans, with Matthew Walker, Niall Clark-Black, Duncan Giles and Calen Abriel rounding out the scoring from the winning side. Landon Basso chipped in two assists.
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