Cloutier and Byrne score five each in win over Excelsiors
Josh Byrne and Chris Cloutier decided to take things over, scoring five goals each to lead the Six Nations Chiefs to a 16-8 win over the Brampton Excelsiors. Cloutier opened the scoring early with a pair of goals, with Ryan Smith adding to the lead two minutes later. Tye Scott got the home team on the board midway through the frame. Byrne and Erich Acton exchanged goals, before the Chiefs went on another run thanks to two more from Cloutier, one from Lyle Thompson, and Byrne's second of the period. In the second period, Dawson Theede and Cloutier scored for the Chiefs, while Cody Inness scored a pair, with a single going to Michael Blaymires. The Chiefs continued to pour it on. Byrne scored a hat trick in the third period, giving him five on the night, with Thompson scoring two more, while David Anderson scored his first goal as a Chief after being acquired at the trade deadline. Thomas McConvey and Tye Scott responded for the Excelsiors. Doug Jamieson was credited with the...
