ST. PAUL – The St. Paul Canadiens continue to be among the best teams in the NEAJBHL, following a win against the Killam Wheat Kings on Saturday.
The St. Paul team started the season strong with four straight wins in late September and early October.
The streak was broken on Oct. 14 when the Canadiens faced off against the Wainwright Bisons, losing to the opposing team 6-1. Their next game, on Oct. 21, was a tight game against the Lloydminster Bandits, but the Canadiens lost 2-1.
Despite losing twice in a row, the team has gained its momentum back, beating the Cold Lake Ice 5-3 on Oct. 27 at home, followed by a victory against the Killam Wheat Kings, also 5-3, on the road.
Currently, the Canadiens are sitting in third place in the standings. The Wheat Kings are in first.
The Canadiens will be back on the road this week, taking on the Cold Lake Ice on Friday, and the Vermilion Tigers on Saturday. The Canadiens will be back home on Nov. 10 to host the Wainwright Bisons, who currently sit in second place in the league.
