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U15 AAA Red Deer Rebels forward Crew Martinson fires a shot on net against the Sherwood Park Flyers on Thursday afternoon during the U15 AAA Rebels Fall Classic tournament at the Dawe Centre. (Photo by IAN GUSTAFSON/ Advocate staff)The U15 AAA Red Deer Rebels began their Fall Classic tournament on the right foot.On Thursday afternoon at the Dawe Community Centre in Red Deer, the Rebels defeated the Sherwood Park Flyers 6-2.Rebels forward Crew Martinson led the way with two goals and an assist for three points followed by two-point performances from Brock Dingman, Lucas Normand, Holen Marek, and Lucas Graham.The Rebels scored twice in the first period off the sticks of Jacob Anstey and Dingman. Red Deer followed that up by scoring four goals in the second period from Martinson, Normand, and Easton Nafziger.Sherwood Park’s only goals came in the second and third periods from Ryder Schnitzler and Devin Pelletier.Red Deer’s goaltender Grady Gardiner had a memorable game between the pipes making 41 saves on 43 shots. Sherwood Park played two goalies including Joseph Niawchuk who made eight saves on 13 shots and Wyatt Ainsworth who made 18 saves on 19 shots.The Rebels’ next game of their home tournament will be on Friday, Oct. 6 against OHA Edmonton at 10 a.m. followed by a matchup later that night with the Phoenix Jr. Coyotes at 8 p.m.The playoffs will begin on Saturday morning and will conclude on Sunday with the championship game at 3:45 p.m.This year is the inaugural year for the Rebels Fall Classic exhibition tournament where 16 teams from Canada and the U.S. battle for the championship.The tournament showcases some of the best under-15 talent and in total 42 games will be played in Red Deer in front of Western Hockey League and Alberta Junior Hockey League scouts.centralalbertaLocal SportsRedDeerBe Among The First To KnowSign up for a free account today, and receive top headlines in your inbox Monday to Saturday.PreviousWork ethic helped Rebels Quentin Bourne earn a bigger role Red Deer Symphony Orchestra is gearing up for a new 2023-24 season — and three free community concerts U15 AAA Red Deer Rebels inaugural Fall Classic officially underway Mustard Seed is cooking up Thanksgiving dinner

U15 AAA Red Deer Rebels forward Crew Martinson fires a shot on net against the Sherwood Park Flyers on Thursday afternoon during the U15 AAA Rebels Fall Classic tournament at the Dawe Centre. (Photo by IAN GUSTAFSON/ Advocate staff)The U15 AAA Red Deer Rebels began their Fall Classic tournament on the right foot.On Thursday afternoon at the Dawe Community Centre in Red Deer, the Rebels defeated the Sherwood Park Flyers 6-2.Rebels forward Crew Martinson led the way with two goals and an assist for three points followed by two-point performances from Brock Dingman, Lucas Normand, Holen Marek,...

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