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Results from game six dictates if Pictou County Weeks Crushers keep season alive

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Pictou County dropped a close 2-1 game to the Ramblers on Sunday night in Amherst. Nick Mahar pulled his team to within a goal, scoring with less than six minutes remaining, but they would get no closer. Phil-Antoine Trepanier was flawless in relief of starting Crushers netminder Gio DiMattia, who was pulled after amherst went up by three.

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Results from game six dictates if Pictou County Weeks Crushers keep season alive

Heading into Game Six of their playoff series against the Amherst Ramblers – a game which will be played at the Pictou County Wellness Centre - the Crushers trailed 3-2 in the Maritime Hockey League playoff series.

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