PHOTOS: Port Hope Panthers fall 6-2 to Trent Hills Thunder

Port Hope Panthers’ forward Caeden  Allenby (15) takes an elbow from Trent Hills Thunder forward Jake Lawrence (12) in the first period. Allenby scored the Panthers’ first goal in the second period, with assists from Hudson Needham (10) and Ethan Baker (20.) /Tim Burgess photos

By West Northumberland Independent staff

After a hard-fought battle last Friday, the Port Hope Panthers lost 6-2 in Campbellford to the Trent Hills Thunder.

Here is a look at some of the photos from the game and to be featured in the West Northumberland Independent on Friday, Nov. 6. The Panthers are back on the ice tonight against the Lakefield Chiefs.

Port Hope Panthers’ forward Colby Hercia (14) comes in for a shot on net meeting up with Trent Hills Thunder defence Matt Hinan (23.)

Port Hope Panthers’ Cameron (88) Curran plays hard to get the puck. Cameron was an affiliate player pulled up from Oshawa for this game. Curran netted one assist in the game.

Trying to protect Trent Hills from scoring in front of their net is Port Hope Panthers’ affiliate player Cameron Curran (88) and defence Liam Hackett (16) who took a stick to the head. The Panthers’ newly signed goalie Wesley Kolesnikowicz (31) played hard but the team came up short Friday night (Oct. 30) in Campbellford falling 6-2 to the Trent Hills Thunder.

Panthers’ forward Ethan Baker (20) easily gets around the Trent Hill Thunder to score a goal in the third period. Baker was assisted by Cameron Curran (88) and Hudson Maro (13) giving the Panthers their last goal of the game.

Port Hope Panthers’ defence Eddie Shaw (44) battles it out in front of the Thunder net. Trent Hills Thunder had camouflage-coloured jerseys Friday night with Royal Canadian Legion patches in honour of the fallen and Remembrance Day coming up. On Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Jack Burger Sports Complex, the Panthers will also honour veterans with a ‘Salute to Veterans’ Remembrance Day event.