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Wolves Knock Off Battalion in One of Four Friday Games

by AdminMarch 30, 2013March 30, 20130
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By OHL Network Evan de Haan scored the series clinching goal for the Wolves in the Battalion’s final game in Brampton. Check out all of Friday’s highlights. …read more

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