By Jeromy Corrigan

Grande Prairie net minder has season come to an end in Anavet Cup

May 8, 2018 | 10:13 AM

A Grande Prairie goaltender had his season come to an end last night as his team battled for a spot in the National Championship.

18-year-old netminder Jake Anthony and the Nipawin Hawks had their season conclude Monday night as they dropped game 6 of the Anavet Cup 2-1, and lost the series 4-2 to the Steinbach Pistons of the MJHL.

Anthony was in his first year with the Hawks, and only made one appearance in the post-season.

However, in his rookie campaign, the Grande Prairie product was solid in between the pipes with a 20-3-0-0 record, and a sparkling 1.94 GAA and a .929 SV %.

Steinbach will now move on to represent the West region (Saskatchewan/Manitoba) at the RBC Cup in Chilliwack B.C.

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