By Josh Giles Sports Writer When the Six Nations Peewee Rep and Midget Rep teams met to play against the Paris Wolfpack teams, emotions got the better of a lot of players and coaches alike. The Peewee team was dominating on both sides of the puck in route to a 6-1 win over Paris. Although they didn’t start as strong. With the score keeping close up until the third period when everything unraveled for Paris. Six Nations started scoring goal after goal to pull ahead by a very wide margin. Dennis MacDonald is the coach for the Peewee team and said, “I felt on score wise it might’ve been close, but I felt possession wise we had the puck but just didn’t score. Once we started hitting the net, it…
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