The Woodstock Navy Vets will visit the New Hamburg Firebirds, the Tavistock Braves will host the Wellesley Apple Jacks and the Thamesford Trojans will take on the Exeter Hawks tonight.
PJHL - It's going to be an exciting night in local Junior C hockey action.
The New Hamburg Firebirds will host the Woodstock Navy Vets in Game 2 of their Doherty Division semifinal series at the Wilmot Recreation Complex tonight. The puck will drop at 7:30 p.m. and Woodstock is currently leading the series 1-0.
The Vets and the Firebirds will be back on the ice for Game 3 tomorrow night. That game will be taking place at Southwood Arena and Woodstock Paralympian Garrett Riley will be dropping the puck. Riley recently won a silver medal with the Canadian men's para ice hockey team at the Beijing Paralympics.
The Tavistock Braves will also be back in action tonight. They're going to host the Wellesley Apple Jacks in Game 3 of their semifinal series and the series is currently tied 1-1. The game is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Tavistock and District Recreation Centre.
Meanwhile in the Yeck Division, the Thamesford Trojans will kick off their semifinal series against the Exeter Hawks. That game will begin at 8:00 p.m. tonight at the South Huron Arena.

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