The Peewee Pacers traveled to Hamilton this past weekend to compete in the Super Series Tournament and faced some talented competition. Despite going 0-3 on the weekend there were moments of great play as well as plenty of areas to look to improve.

In the first game of the tournament the Pacers were up against the hometown Bengals and pulled out to a commanding 7-2 lead after two periods of play, only to be outscored 6-0 in the final period and fall by a score of 8-7.  Hitting the scoresheet for Sarnia were Jack Dunn with 3g and 1a, Brett Barnes with 1g, 2a, Ethan Dupont with 2g, Kyle Vince with 1g, Jacob Caughlin and Hunter Taylor with 1a each. Cody Haas and Brayden Bell split the goaltending duties.

Game two of the tourney saw the Pacers matched up against a speedy and talented squad from Toronto Beaches and despite a great goaltending performance from Brayden Bell the offense couldn’t find their form and the result was a 4-2 loss.  Scoring was provided by Barnes and Dawson Vautour with assists to Patrick Wright, Vautour and Logan Scott.

The final game was against a relentless team from Nepean who went on to be the eventual tournament champs. After a slow start the Pacers played some good lacrosse but it wasn’t enough as the final score ended up 10-4 for the Knights.  Offence in the game was provided by Kaden Fulcher, Griffin Dillabough, Dylan Lavoie and Jack Dunn all with singles. Helpers went to Barnes with 2 and singles to Wright, Bert Thorpe, Dunn and Dupont. Haas and Bell split time between the pipes and both turned in a very good performance.