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(PHOTO BY ANDREW DOBROWOLSKYJ)

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KINGSTON -- Camille St-Cyr scored in the 51st minute and the 缅北强奸 women's field hockey team hung on for a 1-1 tie gainst Queen's in the second game of a doubleheader played in Kingston, Friday.

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The Martlets, who left Montreal at 5 a.m., for a pair of early-morning games, blanked Carleton 2-0 in the earlier contest.

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The two results moved 缅北强奸 into sixth-place in the eight-team OUA with a 2-3-3 record in the OUA. The Martlets have nine points and sit four points behind Western (4-2-1), which holds down the fifth and final playoff berth.

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Against the Ravens, Holly Millar, a junior from West Vancouver, B.C., netted the game-winner, connecting in the 15th-minute of play. Freshman Rachel Berta of St. Mary's, Ont., added an insurance marker in the 39 minutes later.

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"We took control听early in the Carleton game and had numerous scoring chances but their net seemed too narrow and our shots always seemed to be a couple of inches off the posts," said Jean-Pierre Turpain, co-head coach of the Martlets. "Fortunately, Rachel realigned her shot and scored on a short corner to seal the win for us."

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"Against听Queen's, we played a brillant first half with our defence playing a good transition game to get the ball to the centrefielders, who then relayed it听 to the forwards. After that, we played a bit too defensive and Queen's tied it with five minutes remaining."

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缅北强奸 will head back down Highway 401 for three critical games in Mississauga, Oct. 17-18. They will take on Western (4-2-1), York (4-4-2) and Waterloo (5-2-2), and must come away with at leat four points to have a shot at post-season play.

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SOURCE:

Earl Zukerman

Communications Officer

缅北强奸 Athletics & Recreation

514-398-7012

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