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09:33 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (High Sticking)
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09:33 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (Bâton élevé)
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10:42 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (11 Scott Laughton) PP
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10:42 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (11 Scott Laughton) AN
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03:11 ONT 11 Scott Laughton (3 Jesse Graham, 9 Matia Marcantuoni) PP
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03:11 ONT 11 Scott Laughton (3 Jesse Graham, 9 Matia Marcantuoni) AN
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19:27 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (Roughing)
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19:27 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (Rudesse)
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01:24 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (10 Brendan Gaunce, 4 Gianluca Curcuruto ) PP
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01:24 ONT 9 Matia Marcantuoni (10 Brendan Gaunce, 4 Gianluca Curcuruto ) AN
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Ontario took its first lead at 10:42 thanks to captain Matia Marcantuoni, and that lead was doubled just 50 seconds later when Matthew Finn beat Pacific netminder Devon Fordyce, who made his first appearance of the tournament.
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L’Ontario a pris une première avance à 10:42 grâce au capitaine Matia Marcantuoni. Seulement 50 secondesplus tard, Matthew Finn a trompé la vigilance du cerbère du Pacifique, Devon Fordyce, qui en était à sapremière présence dans le tournoi.
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18:50 ONT 10 Brendan Gaunce (11 Scott Laughton, 9 Matia Marcantuoni) PP
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18:50 ONT 10 Brendan Gaunce (11 Scott Laughton, 9 Matia Marcantuoni) AN
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07:42 ONT 11 Scott Laughton (3 Jesse Graham, 9 Matia Marcantuoni) PP
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– Matia Marcantuoni scored the game-winning goal on a power play early in the third period as Ontario survived a late push from to West to earn a 4-3 win on Saturday night, clinching a spot in the semifinals at the 2011 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
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WINNIPEG (Manitoba) – Matia Marcantuoni a inscrit le but vainqueur lors d’une supériorité numérique endébutde troisième période pour permettre à l’Ontario de survivre à une poussée de l’Ouest en fin de matchetl’emporter 4-3 samedi soir. La formation se qualifie pour jouer en demi-finale du Défi mondial de hockeydesmoins de 17 ans 2011.