50/50 Winner at Round Lake vs Moosomin Game 3 takes home $8,150

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Game 3 of the Saskatchewan Senior Men's Provincial Hockey Championships last night in Ochapowace saw its 50/50 Winner Eddy Bellegarde take home $8,150.

Round Lake bears defeated the Moosomin Rangers 4-2 in Game 3 and will advance to the next round to take on the Redvers Rockets of the Big 6 Hockey League in South East Saskatchewan.

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