Ironmen drop road contest in Orangeville

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By Sam Laskaris Writer It was not the preferred result. But Ryan Davis, the head coach of the Six Nations Ironmen, is not overly concerned his charges were downed 8-5 this past Friday by the host Orangeville Blitz. The Ironmen, who are in their first season competing in the Northern Premier Hockey League, had won their home opener a week earlier. But the match against the Blitz was their first road contest. Davis knew the Blitz would be a formidable opponent. “It was to be expected,” he said. “Orangeville on paper has a really good team. I wasn’t surprised. I made our team aware that they’re probably one of the top teams in the league. They’ve got 3-4 guys drafted to the National Hockey League. They’ve got 3-4 guys that…

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