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West Hants Warriors defeat Bedford at Birthplace of Hockey Tournament

WINDSOR, N.S. - The West Hants Warriors Atom B team has finished the regular season with a 16-0 record, earning gold and the division banner during the Birthplace of Hockey Tournament.

Colin Chisholm · Contributor | Posted: March 21, 2017, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 12:43 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The West Hants Warriors Atom B team celebrate their victory at the Birthplace of Hockey Tournament.
The West Hants Warriors Atom B team celebrate their victory at the Birthplace of Hockey Tournament.

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The Warriors won the BOH tournament in a 5-4 double overtime win against Bedford. 

Nathan Dill, number 17, scored the game-winning goal.

The Warriors will play in the Day Of Champions against the Queens County Cougars at the Queens Emera Centre in Liverpool for the League Championship on March 25th.



Nathan Dill was awarded Tournament MVP for the Atom B division. Connor Beaton was awarded Most Sportsmanlike.

Andrew Dill donates the awards each year in memory of his father, the late Howard Dill. 

The Warriors won the BOH tournament in a 5-4 double overtime win against Bedford. 

Nathan Dill, number 17, scored the game-winning goal.

The Warriors will play in the Day Of Champions against the Queens County Cougars at the Queens Emera Centre in Liverpool for the League Championship on March 25th.



Nathan Dill was awarded Tournament MVP for the Atom B division. Connor Beaton was awarded Most Sportsmanlike.

Andrew Dill donates the awards each year in memory of his father, the late Howard Dill. 

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