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LEG KICK: Ryden Rempel of the midget “AA” Taber Golden Suns rips a shot on net in a game against CRAA Blue earlier this month at the Taber Arena. TIMES PHOTO BY COLE PARKINSON

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By Greg Price
Taber Times
gprice@tabertimes.com

Taber peewee “AA” Golden Suns (8-3) doubled up Lethbridge Hurricanes Red (4-8) 6-3 at the Taber Community Centre on Saturday evening.

Scoring was spread around, with Bowman Klippenstein, Paul Vanden Elzen, Connor Chapman, Rhett Serfas, Aidyn Law and Kade Duell notching singles. Duell and Colby Gulliver each had two assists apiece.

Kahil Wright earned the win in net, facing 37 shots on goal.

Taber peewee “AA” Golden Suns are on the road this weekend with games against Bow Valley Timberwolves and Airdrie Lightning on Saturday and Sunday respectively.

BANTAM: Taber bantam “AA” Golden Suns (4-10-2) had a solid weekend of SCAHL play, earning a win and a tie.

The Golden Suns blanked Airdrie Lightning (4-9-1) 1-0 on the road on Saturday afternoon.

Brinley Degenstein scored the lone Suns goal in the second period.

Landon Porteous stood on his head in the shutout, stopping all 38 shots he faced.

The team proceeded to skate to a 3-3 draw with West Central Tigers (8-2-3) on the road on Sunday afternoon.

Kade Degenstein, Rylan Millo and Heath Hansen scored for the Suns.

Despite being badly outshot, Scout Sidam earned his team a single point in the standings by stopping 42 of the 45 shots on net he faced.

Taber bantam “AA” Golden Suns do not return to regular SCAHL play until Dec. 8 with a road game against Bow Valley Timberwolves. The team is also on the road on Dec. 9 against Central Alberta Selects.

MIDGET: Taber midget “AA” Golden Suns (4-6-2) earned a 3-2 win over Medicine Hat Hounds (6-4-1) at home on Saturday night.

Darian Virostek, Kolby James and J.D. Hall tallied for the Golden Suns.

Gage Reimer was solid in net, earning the win by stopping 32 of the 34 shots he faced.

Taber midget “AA” Golden Suns are on the road on Friday against NWCAA Stamps before returning home on Saturday with a 5:30 p.m. game against Wheatland Chiefs at the Taber Arena.

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