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Fri, Mar 21
Final
NEE
3 : 2
NMB
Fri, Mar 21
Sat, Mar 22
Final
NEE
1 : 4
NMB
Sat, Mar 22
Tue, Mar 25
Final
NMB
5 : 4
NEE
Tue, Mar 25
Wed, Mar 26
Final 2nd OT
NMB
3 : 2
NEE
Wed, Mar 26
Fri, Mar 28
Final
NEE
2 : 3
NMB
Fri, Mar 28
Sat, Sep 20
6:30 PM CDT
POR
vs
NEE
Sat, Sep 20
Sun, Sep 21
6:30 PM CDT
NEE
vs
POR
Sun, Sep 21
Wed, Sep 24
7:30 PM CDT
WAY
vs
NEE
Wed, Sep 24

The Natives defeat the Flyers 4-2

The Neepawa Natives' offense had a big night, peppering the Winkler Flyers with 36 shots throughout the game. The Neepawa Natives took the lead before the halfway point in the third on a goal from Zach Johnson.

Justin Metcalf contributed with 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) and Ryan Heino did his part, adding 2 assists.

In the first period, Chwaliboga opened the scoring for Neepawa with a goal at 5:56 with helpers from teammates Anderson and Metcalf. Mcguire answered for the Flyers with a goal at 10:02 with a helper from defenseman Corazzin. Namaka answered for the Natives with a goal at 13:12 with assists from his linemates, Heino and Martin.

During the second period, Bates answered for Winkler with a goal at 6:18 with helpers from Christian and Dyck.

In the third, Johnson answered for Neepawa with what turned out to be the game winning goal at 11:36 with assists from his linemates, Martin and Heino. Metcalf put in a goal at 19:46 with a helper from Anderson.

The Natives’ victory was in no doubt helped out by Robert as he stopped 24 of the 26 shots he faced. Robert’s counterpart, Martyniuk, also had a big night, managing to stop 32 of 35, but ultimately fell short.

This win brings the Neepawa Natives’ record to (1-0-0-0).