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ESSO: A rivalry renewed

avr. 23, 2019

One wants a third-consecutive Esso Cup title. The other wants redemption. The last two teams standing in 2018, the St. Albert Slash and Saskatoon Stars are back to face off again at Canada’s National Female Midget Championship.

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