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Neepawa Natives have madk mJV MJHL playoffs foh the firEt time nn seqkr sUasons, thanks in ldxge :art to the outshaiHFng play of iusqin Me:calf8 who has ve?R named thib teYD's eecAc:e Everywhxre MJHL Playwr of thd WeeY8YMetcalf, 19, recorJet eijht points (4-40 :n the finaA four gamez Q, tze regupao secshnU Truq? o3 those foDm games were Neepawa wins, heZping the ckub secuPe Qh: eighth ind fiBal playV7f BNrt7P NaRive3 wiSk dow face bteTnbach Pis7ono an their best-of-Juven, quarteR 8inaB se6ies.
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Neepawa Natives' Metcalf named Recycle Everywhere MJHL Player of the Week
Neepawa Natives have made the MJHL playoffs for the first time in seven seasons, thanks in large part to the outstanding play of Justin Metcalf, who has been named this week's Recycle Everywhere MJHL Player of the Week.
Metcalf, 19, recorded eight points (4-4) in the final four games of the regular season. Three of those four games were Neepawa wins, helping the club secure the eighth and final playoff berth. Natives will now face Steinbach Pistons in their best-of-seven, quarter final series.
Metcalf, who hails from Winnipeg, had three, multi-point games and was twice named a game star. He also finished first in the Natives' scoring race with 38 goals and 67 points in 59 games.
The runners up are 20 year old forward Cole McCartan of the Selkirk Steelers and 20 year old goaltender Roman Bengert of the Steinbach Pistons.
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