Glendon U15 comets drop road game to Lac La Biche

Rob McKinley Nov 14, 2021 4:48 PM
Comets' goalie Chase Onciul take a little break after turning away several shots during Friday night action at the Bold Center. Onciul helped to keep his team in the game during Friday night's 7-2 loss. Onciul's acrobatic style in the second and third periods kept dozens of Lac La Biche shots from finding the twine.▲
Glendon defenders move to the rebound after Comets goalie Chase Onciul redirected a shot from Clipper forward Griaisen Lavallee▲
Clippers' forward Everett Bellerose skates past the Lac La Biche bench on his way to scoring the game's opening goal.▲

With league tiering out of the way, the U15 Glendon Comets played their first game of the 2021-22 Tier 3 Northeastern Alberta Hockey League on Friday night, coming up short to the Lac La Biche Clippers.

The 7-2 win for the Clippers in their second game of the season gave the Lac La Biche squad a one-win and one-loss record. The loss was Glendon's first game of the new season.

The Comets's next home game after this weekend is on Saturday, November 20 at the RCMP Hall Arena against the Onion Lake Border Chiefs.

The next game for the Clippers after this weekend is in Bonnyville on November 21.

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