Six Wellington County minor hockey teams are competing in All-Ontario finals this spring.
The Minto Mad Dogs Pee Wee AE team is facing Blyth-Clinton-Hensall in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) final, with games taking place on March 18 and 19.
Game three of the six-point series is set to go March 22 at 6:30pm in Palmerston and the teams are scheduled to play March 23 at 4:30pm in Clinton if necessary. Games five and six of the series would go March 24 at 4pm in Harriston and March 27 at 7:30pm in Hensall.
The Minto Mad Dogs Pee Wee Rep team is matched with Delhi in the finals after eliminating the Karwatha Coyotes three games straight. The final series began with games on March 17 in Palmerston and March 19 in Delhi.
The series continues with a March 22 contest in Palmerston at 7:45pm. Games four to six, if needed, will be March 23 in Dehli at 4pm, March 24 in Harriston at 5:30pm and March 26 in Delhi at 8pm.
The Mount Forest Rams Atom Rep squad needed five games to eliminate the Baltimore Ice Dogs in semi-final action.
The Rams opened their final series with Ilderton with games March 16 and 17 in Mount Forest.
The series continues March 21 in Ilderton at 7pm and, if needed, March 23 in Mount Forest at 7pm, March 26 in Ilderton at 7pm and March 27 at 7pm in Mount Forest.
In Centre Wellington, the Minor PeeWee AA Fusion advanced to the OMHA finals against Barrie after defeating the Orangeville Flyers in three straight games.
The final series began March 16 and 17 and continues March 23 at 1:45pm in Barrie. Games four to six if needed will be March 24 at 5:30pm in Fergus, March 30 at the Holly Community Centre at 1:30pm and March 31 at 2pm in Fergus.
The Drayton Atom Rep team took a two game lead in their OMHA final series with a pair of 3-1 wins over Woodville on March 9 and 10. The results of the next games were not known by press time.
The Erin Hillsburgh Novice Devils won their semi-final series against Schomberg and advanced to face Beeton in the final. The locals won the first game on March 12 by a 7-6 count.
The results of further action this week were not known by press time.
