
Barrie Colts Dominate, Advance to Semifinals
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Barrie Colts secure playoff spot, shut out Niagara IceDogs 5-0. Brad Gardiner scores first, Ben Hrebik makes 29 saves for shutout. William Schneid, Emil Hemming, Carter Lowe, and Ben Wilmott add goals. Cole Beaudoin contributes two assists, drops gloves with IceDogs captain. Colts repeat history, knocking out Niagara in conference quarterfinals for second year in a row. Fourth straight trip to semis for Colts. Next up: Ottawa Sixty-sevens, with regular season series split 2-2. Colts hold home ice advantage, aiming to build on dominant momentum.
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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Barrie Colts Dominate, Advance to Semifinals. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The Berry Colts shut off the Niagara Ice Dogs, five goals to nothing on Saturday night, punching their ticket to the second round of the Ontario Hockey. Lead playoffs. Brad Gardner opened the scoring midway through the first period, and Goli bin her bick stood tall with 29 saves for the clean sheen. Other Colts chipped in with goals from William Schneid, Emil Heming, Carter Low, and Ben Wilmot to seal the deal. Cole bowed when added two assists, and sparked things early by dropping the gloves with Ice Dogs Captain Ryan Zata. Fans are buzzing about the culture-repeating history, knocking out Niagara in the conference quarter finals for the second year running. This marks their fourth straight trip to the semis, showing real consistency in the postseason grind. Now they gear up for the Ottawa 67s after splitting the regular season series two games of peace, outscoring them 15 goals to 11. Berry hold home ice advantage, with the schedule still to drop. Expect fireworks in this matchup as the Colts chase deeper into the playoffs, building
on that dominant momentum. From your city, powered by AI, this is Vancouver News Today, I'm Corey with the story.
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