The Mooretown Midget Reps are on the road this weekend in Kincardine with a couple of opportunities to win the OMHA Championships. They lead the series 2-0 after a pair of wins on home ice last weekend. Game three is Friday night at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine, and game four is Saturday afternoon. If the Kinucks are able to win both games, game five would be back in Mooretown Sunday afternoon at 4pm. Mooretown beat Mt. Brydges, Wallaceburg and Simcoe en route to the OMHA Finals.
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